The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Pleasant Entertainments
In and Around Town.
Recent Movements Of Society To and FfSm
the City-A Golden wedding-Gar-
den City Events-Brief Notes.

The fftieth anniversary OF the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. McKoy OF FELTON,
occurred on Saturday last The couple
have resided in FELTON, since '68, at which
time there were only four houses in FELTON,.
Mr.. McKoy has always been an active bust
ness man. He has been proprietor of sew
eral lumber-mils, and as a genial host
is widely known. He and his wife have
now a host Of friends who estimate them
greatly for their sterling qualities.
Mrs. A. j. Bowie entertained at luncheon
on Friday afternoon in San Rafael, where
she is spending the summer. Mrs. Charles
PagH, Mrs. j. Henley Smith. Mrs. Basil
Heathcote and Mrs. w. T. Coleman.
Washington Council, No. $50, American
Legion of Honor. will give an entertainment
and dance at Red Mems Building this
evening.
Mrs. j. Laws of Oakland, who has been
rusticating at the Vendome. gave pleasant
afternoon tea on Friday afternoon to few
of her lady friends before her departure to
Alaska. where she will join her husband,
who is superintendent of fisheries of that
place. Among those present were: The
Misses K. Smith, Miss Benson, Miss A.
Lewis, Mrs. May Clark, Mrs. Law and Miss
A. Arguello.
The wedding of Mr.. James W. Brougher
dilu -hISS wi iIliid HOISt, VI d. %
Il. Morse, will be celebrated to-day at Cali
fornia College, Highland Park.
A Clam Bake at A1yiso.
jolly crowd of gentlemen recently
sought the renowned port OF Alv!so from
San Jose The gathering was in honor of a
clam-bake. Over a thousand clans were
roasted for the merry crowd. Among those
who enjoyed the feast were: Messrs. i. d.
Murphy Loring. Nesmith, W. ID. Tisdale,
Ward Wright, Judge Peckham, James 7.
Rucker, Alex Tripp, Mr. Piuard, Mrs. a. q.
Nettinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Normandin,
Mrssrs. Frank Nettinger. Russell Trip and
Ralph NOrmandin.
Party OH Hartford Street.
One of the prettiest social gatherings Of
the season was given by MeSsrs. Salisbury
and Bowes at their residence, 119 Hartford
street, on Saturday evening. the 18th.
After speeches and toasts dancing com
menced at 10 O'Clock, TO be resumed at mid
night after supper. Everything passed off
present: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bowes, Mrs. and
Miss Mabel Whittle, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Thornhil, Mrs. and Messrs r. and V.
Thornhill, Mr.. Richard Pearson, "Our
Dick" and Miss Victoria Biaise, Mr.. and
Miss Drackbar. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett. Mr..
George Herndon and Master William Duff.
Much credit IS due to MeSSrs. Salisbury
and Bowes for the very excellent arrange
ments which were source of delight to all.
Party on Howard Street.
| A surprise party was given to Master
| Cassie Learned on his thirteenth birthday,
the ed Of July, at his parents residence.
2122 Howard street. Those present were !:
| Miss Flossie Williams, Miss Dot Memoir,
Miss Mildred Newman: Miss Louisa New
man, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss Lilly Hobbose,
| Miss Violet Uobbose, Miss Bertha Caro-,
| X. Skuily, Miss Annie Cunen, Miss Verg
| Dare Miss Lizzie Learned, Miss Josie
| Learned, Miss Slay Learned Miss V. SulY,
Master Lewis Prince, F, Prince. Joseph
| Riley, II. Knox, Julius Newman, ID. Con-
roy Z. Williams, d. Caro-, Ii. A. Buckler.
| Frank Espel, j. G. jackson Jr. Bush, L.
| Caro-. andrew Benno, G. Finlong Eugene
| Hobbose, E Russell, John Learned, G. b.
| Learned, G. Lawnie. Alamo Abin.
| Society Personals.
Mrs. D. w. Foiger has returned from her
summer vacation, passed in the country,
| and will begin her work with the Helping
Hand kindergarten Society the first Monday
! in August.
Mir. and Mrs. James A. Chase of Fond du
| Lac City. Wisconsin, are visiting friends on
this Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Alexander have re-
| turned to the city from their visit to Chico.
/
| Nj Field will regret to learn that they are
! contemplating removing to the city of Chi
| cage.
MI John de Witt Allen has returned from
the East.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Powning have been
visiting Rough and Ready and Grass Valley
| friends.
Mrs George B. Sperry and children OF
| Stockton are at Santa Cruz
Mr.. G. W. Hawley and family of this city
are spending the summer in the vicinity OF
| Mills Seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Leigh leave for
| Victoria, B. C.. August Sd. They will be
absent for month.
Mr.. B. H. Liehtenstein has just returned
from Egypt and Palestine.
Miss Georgia Masten Of Oakland is visit
| ing Miss Evelyn Murphy of San Jose.
Misses Henrietta and Ada Sullivan Of this
| city were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
RudOlph Spence of San Jose last week.
Mr.. Fulton g. Berry and daughter, Miss
Maud, OF Fresno, are at the Sea Beach Ho-
| tel. Santa Cruz.
Miss Ruth Ryan of Menlo Park will spend
a pnrtion of the week in San Jose as the
guest Of Miss Evelyn Msrphy.
Miss Mamie Place has returned to her
| home in this city from Gllrov.
! Mrs. Henry Miller is still at Paraist
| Springs.
Nj. and Mrs. T. MOnteverde and their
| daughter, Miss Lolita have returned to their
nome in this city alter visit with Mr.. and
, Mrs: John McGeog legan in San Jose.
Miss Stella Walthall has been visiting her
| uncle at Modesto.
| Mrs. b. d. Murphy and family of San
jose are staying at the Murphy ranch, near
| Mountain View.
! Mrs. T. I. Sprague and Miss Sprague,
and Miss S. +. Walker and child, Of Salt
Lake City, who have been Mt the Arlington
! Santa Barbara, few days, have returned
to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Bowen, Miss Bowen
aud Miss Barber returned to this city from
| Santa Barbara on the Corona
Lieutenant Commander ii. Z. Nichols has
! been assigned by the Secretary of the Navy
as a member Of the Board of Inspection and
| Survey at San Francisco.