The morning call., 1891-08-27

On Sunday evening Mrs. Major Frank
Mclaughlin gave delightful dinner party
at Golden GAZE Cottage. Santa Cruz in honor
of Mayor Rucker of San Jose and Baron
Falkenberg of this city.
'Allatoona," an American military rama,
will be presented by the Del Monte anna
teur players tonight at Saratoga Hall.
Dancing will follow the performance.
Mr.. Daniel NJ Murphy gave a farewell
dinner at San Jose on Tuesday evening to
Mr.. Arthur G. Field, whose wedding took
place Yesterday, as noted below. The din
ner was most elaborate, and was followed
by some apt speeches. Among those present
were: Hon. b. d. Murphy, l.. G. Nesmith.
Howell z. Moore. George Roop, Ii. B.
AlYOrd, D. T. Bryant, d. NJ. Murphy and
Charles NJ. Shortridge.
The Reneborne-S Shattuck Wedding.
a pretty home wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. ID. Shattuck, S14 Powell street,
when their youngest daughter, Miss Alice
c. Shattuck, was united to Mr.. Robert H.
Reneborne, with the firm of Bovee, Toy
& Co.
1t was quiet home ceremony, only fam
lily friends and relatives being present. Be-
meath dainty canopy of vine tendrlS and
bright blossoms the happy pair were mar
ried by the Rev. DIR. Horatio Stebbins, the
BRIDE being given away by her father.
Warm congratulations and an appropriate
celebration followed the interesting rite.
Mr. and Mrs. Reneb0rne have gone away
Tor few weeks and on their return will re-
side III this city. They were peculiarly for
tunate in the matter of wedding gifts,
which, while numerous, represented both
solid worth and exquisite taste in selection.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. ID. d.
Shattuck, one Of our most prominent mer-
chants, Of the firm of Shattuck, Howard
u Co.
The Golden State Parlor Party.
Golden State Parlor, No. 90, n. d. G. w.,
gave an enjoyable fan party last evening at
Druids' Hail.
The baDQuet-r0om was transformed by
means OF ropes of ivy, studded with vari-
colored dablias into pretty ballroom, and
here dancing continued till late, the lady
members proving excellent entertainers.
Miss 6. Wedemeyer directed the floor.
assisted by Miss j. Meyer, Miss E. Schwartz
Committee--Miss l.. Meyer, j. Schwartz,
ID. Won Staden, Miss Il. Day, Miss
7. Stansfield. Arrangement Committee
Miss j. Denis, Miss NJ. Maguire, Miss f..
Won Staden, Miss e. Bose, Mrs b. Simms.
The officers OF this bright parlor are: Miss
l.. Meyer, Past President; Miss E. Schwartz,
President; Miss j. Never, First Vice
President; Miss J. Denis, Second Nice-Pres-
ident; Miss 6. Petersen, Third Vice-Pres-
ident; Miss NJ Mcguire, Recording Secre-
Mrs. L. Paul. Treasurer: Miss Z. Bose,
Inside Sentinel; Miss =. Stansfield, Outside
Sentinel. Trustees-Miss A. Puckhaber
Miss j. Schwartz, Miss A. Won Staden.
Field Richards Wedding in San Jose.
Yesterday, shortly after noon, Mr.. Arthur
G. Field and Miss Sadie Richards were mar
ried at the First Presbyterian Church, San
Jose.
The wedding party entered in the follow
inn nrla ;aJ
groom, Mr.. H. b. Alvord and Mr.. L. G.
Nesmith, Messrs Howell c. Moore and
David I. Bryant Miss Mary Elliott of San
francisco aud the bride, leaning on the arm
OF her brother, Frank. Rev. +. d. Nash of
Watsonyille performed the ceremony. The
church was prettily decorated in bamboo,
woodwardlas and cat-tails. No flowers
were visible other than those carried by the
bride and Miss Elliott.
After receiving the congratulations of
breakfast at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Field took the train
Tor this city, where they are now
The Montefiore Lodge Entertainment.
After being closed for repairs, B'na
Birth Hall opened last night to the mcm-
bcrs Of MontefiOre Lodge, No. 81, |. o. B.
b., who gave specially pleasant entertain
ment and ball.
The hall looked very brilliant in its flood
of electric light and new frescoing. The
seating accommodation was taxed to its
utmost during the rendition of the following
programme Overture. alpine Song"
(SchIepegrelD, Park Band; either quartet,
"Unyergesslich," idyllic (Joseph Hellige),
Masters JoSeph, Regensberger, Lester
Lacher, Albert Mayer, Ed Regensberger
(now zitherl; piano selection. "Valse du
Concert" Durand) Adolph X. Harshall;
bass solo, "A Son of the Desert Am ] "
lWatson), Mr.. S. j. Sandy. accompaniss
MISS Miss. =, Bear; recitation, selected. Mr.;
op y, No. ) (Vieuxtemps). A. Armand Sol
onion, accompanist Miss S. Solomon; tenor
solo, selected, Mr.. Edward Lott. accom-
PIANIST Professor Roeckel; mandolin selec-
ton, Miss Jeanne Levy, accompaDst Pro-
fessor 5. Merzbach; ca vatiua from Robert
lie Diable" (Meyerbeer) Miss Fannie Stern,
aeeompanist Miss Georgiania; song, Mr..
Josh Davis, accompanist Miss r. Rosen-
thai.
Dancing followed until late hour. All
the COUPLES were in full dress and the scene
was very pretty one. Following cOnsti-
tuted the committees: Committee of Ar
rangements-Mannheim Marks, Henry NJ
Samlsh, Leo Heineman, Martin Solomon,
=. Kahn, Marcus j. Meter; floor director,
Marcus ). Netter; assistant floor director,
Herman kiaber; Reception Committee
jesse T. Marks. s. Baker. B. Davis, !.
Maco~sky, S. Horowitz, Elias Levy, J.
Berolzheim, 5. Levy; Floor Committee-J.
J. klain, 5; A. Sanders, Herman Kaufman.
q; Levy, Jacob Lewis, Morris Levy, S.
Bloom, Morris Pevser
st. Adams School Entertainments.
Ihe following programme pleasantly en-
tertained the guests of st. Adams Sunday
school last evening at Cambrian Hall:
Vocal duet Mrs. Tobey Sr. and Mr.. Tobey
Jr.; recitation, Eddie Trewin; song, Miss
Grace Lawrence; recitation, Miss Eva
Peck; vocal duet. Mrs. Barney aud Miss
Edith Barney; recitation, Mrs. Walker;
mandolin duet, Messrs. Patton and Bye;
recitation. Mr. Londergan; song, Mrs
Libby; quartet, Mr.. and Mrs Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck dialogue. Miss Ella aud
Mr.. Russell Lincoln. MIR. W. d. Kirkwood
assisted materially in making the affair sue
cesslul. Dancing concluded the evening.
Surprise Party on Mission Street.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered to Miss Hattie Newbert at her
residence, 1430 Mission street, en- Saturday
evening last
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in recitations, music and dancing. the gar
den being transformed into all elegant
dancing-ha!l for the occasion and beauti-
fully illuminated with lanterns. AT mid
night the guests proceeded to the dining
room, where bountiful supper was spread.
Among the invited guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. ). W. N.wbert, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
right. Miss Hattie Newbert. Miss Alice
Storey, Miss Lucy Miller, Miss Annie Mil
Ter, Miss Sarah Crimes, Miss Agsie Fiiz-
gerald. Miss Nellie Newbert. Miss Julia
Pnelan. Miss Annie Phelan, Miss Sallie
Ash. Miss kitte Stevens, Miss Annie
Odell, Miss Susie Ash. Miss Lizzie Odell,
Miss Fannie Rice, Miss Lizzis Newbert.