The morning call., 1891-09-15
The York Golden Wedding "A Fete Day Party,
The Xeating Coles Marriage and
Society Personals.

occasion being their uncle Mr.. Arthur
Piper With dancing and singing the even |
ing passed most agreeably.
The annual meeting of corporate men,
berS of the San Francisco Girls Union Tor
the election of the Board of Directors will
be held at II o'clock tomorrow morning at
the new home of the union, 900 Taylor
street.
woman's Club Dinner Party.
The members of the Woman's Club of
San Francisco held pleasant reunion On
Wednesday evening last at the home of one
of its members. The occasion was an in
formal farewell dinner in honor of the
clubs former President, Mrs. Eugena Sell
ling Altman. who is about to return to her
present home in Deming after an extended
visit in this city.
The menu, consisting of seven courses,
was prepared by several members Of the
club at cooking-bee held during the after
noon. Such ample justice was done the
meal as to demonstrate conciuslyely the do
mestic accomplishments and culinary skill
OF the Woman's Club, and at its conclusion
those present adjourned to the drawing
room and passed the time in conversation
until the hour Of H. Any one who has ever
questioned the ability Of the gentler sex to
enjoy themselves without the presence of
the other, could he have listened to the
babel of voices and the continued laughter
that preceded from the apartment would
removed.
The club contemplates another reunion of
similar character IN the near future.
Memories of Mill Valley.
Mill Valley has enjoyed much favor dur
ing the past season among San francisco
campers. At Gardeners Hall music and
dancing took place almost every evening,
and f-st-class minstrel entertainment by
the Mill Valley Minstrel Club, moonlight
trips to the cascades, etc, helped consider
ably to make things pleasant for all.
Among the most prominent camps was
Ranch TO-" occupied by Messrs. Chris
Krauss and Percy Richardson (the two
orphans) who have just returned to town,
well pleased with their outing and in having
made so many new friends. Ranch 10"
was nUted for its beanery," (the scene of
many social gathering and the numerous
waggsh signs postrd up around the camp.
Another novel feature was the register,
which contains pages OF signatures and odd
items penned therein by visitors from all
parts Of the Pacific Coast, and as far off as
Australia.
MeSsIs. Krauss and Richardson intend to
bring Ranch 10" to the front again next
season, when they hope to renew old ac-
quaintaEces and add others to their already
large list, and when the password hoo-hoO
will again resOund through the woods and
canyons.
Native Sons at Home.
The 9th Of September will be remembered
by all who rendered the pleasant party on
that day to Miss Fannie and Miss Lorretto
Denny at their parents residence, IL Rausch |
street.
Music, dancing and games were INDUCED |
in until refreshments were served. when, |
with lively conversation, the time passed |
too swiftly. violin and guitar duet was |
beautifully rendered by Messrs. r. and j. |
Hooper. |
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. |
Denny, MIR. and Mrs. John Hayes, Miss |
Nellie Hall. Miss May Hooper, Miss Tessie |
O'Connor, Miss Fannie Denny, Miss Annie |
Skelly, Miss Annie Hooper, Miss Rosie |
Burke, Miss Belle Murphy. Miss Lorretto |
Denny; Messrs. Frank Mcclure. Robert |
Hooper, j. Mccarthy, James Hooper, j. |
Denny, Henry KoopmaD, Charles Bluener, |
Frank Denny, Mr.. Steer.
The Keating- Goess Wedding.
Among the recent weddings recorded was |
that Of Mr.. William j. keating of Oakland |
to Miss Minnie Goess of Aqua Caliente, So |
noma County. The Rev. DR.. Rathbone of |
Redwood City 0fficiated. The wedding, |
which was a quiet one, was attended by |
relatives and few close friends only. After |
the ceremony the happy couple left for
short trip, and will in future reside at their |
COui LaDic III l<Oiiuf OnhAduu. Ill
and Mrs. Keating were the recipients of |
many handsome as well as useful presents |
from esteemed friends.
Party on sixteenth Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was ten |
dered to Miss Hatty Thiel by her friends at |
the residence Of her parents, 129 Sixteenth |
street.
The evening was spent in games, dancing, |
singing, etc, after which refreshments were |
served. At late hour the friends took
their departure, after spending most en-
joyable evening
Among those present were: DIR. and Mrs.
E. TheIe, Miss Hatty Thiele. Miss Annie
Thele, Miss May Snyder. Miss Annie
Sacks, Miss Freda Sacks, Miss Mamie |
Decker. Miss Emma Jaeger. Miss Eva Den
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sacks, Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. STANCE; Messrs. |
L. Thiele, j. Smith, :. Behrens, G. Dem
yer, E. Denver, Lewis Morrison. James |
O'Niel.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Hopkins have been |
entertaining Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett at |
their residence in Redwood City.
Mrs. Lieutenant Dimmock has returned |
from Santa Cruz to meet her husband, who |
arrives from Alaska on the revenue cutter |
Corwin.
Mrs. E. E. Wise and Miss Eva McAllister
leave very shortly for an Eastern ana Euro |
pean tour.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford entertained |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Owen at Palo Alto on |
Saturday.
Mrs b. d. Murphy and party, Of San Jose. |
after an enjoyable trip among the principal |
Eastern cities, are now in New York.
Colonel George Hager and his daughter, |
Miss Alice Hager, will come down from |
Colusa during the week and will, after
few days at the Occidental Hotel, leave on a
two months trip to the East.
Mr.. p. b. Cornwall has gone on a visit to |
Victoria B. C.
Miss Ella Goad has been spending the |
past week at Stag's Leap, Napa County, |
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Blanch-
ard Chase.
Mr.. A. P. Hotaling is contemplating the
erection oil three-story residence on Pacific
avenue.
DIR. George W. Robinson will spend the
coming winter in Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Beamish are visiting |
Santa Cruz.
Miss Durbrow has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney b. Cushing at San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Graves, who have
been at Santa Cruz all the summer, will re-
side in this city this winter owing to the
closing of the Hotel Rafael. For the next |
six weeks they will take a cottage at San
Rafael.
Miss Lille Ransom has returned home |
after delightful trip to Napa and Solano
counties in company with Captain and Mrs.
Rice.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Stewart have gone to
Redondo Beach to remain two or three
weeks.
Mr.. John j. Doyle has gone on a European
tour
Mr. William TT Barnes p g. NJ went |