The morning call., 1891-09-07

Blank, George W. Seldner, George Klein,
Jacob Rich of San Jose. Simon Bley of
Mexico and Louis Seldner. The joyous
evening concluded with dancing. a very
| large number OF congratulatory kilograms.
including one from MIR. and Mrs. 7. n.
AaroDson, were received from absent
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond leave to-day for
an extended trip East, and will afterward
proceed TO their new home in San Bernar-
dino. Their many presents were particu-
! larry elegant.
Party on Golden Gate Avenue.
A very pleasant party was rendered to
Mrs. l.. V. Navlet last Wednesday evening
by her husband at their residence, 2S19
Golden Gate avenue, In honor of her twen-
ty-third birthday anniversary.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Naylet, Mr..
and Mrs. Keck, Mrs. e. Buhot, Mrs. A. Cou-
turon, Mr. II. H. Thiebaut, Mr.. Mayner,
| MIR. II. Brown, Miss Alice Couturon, MISS
Louisa Couturon, Miss Ellen Couturon, Miss
Lucy Couturon and Miss Keck.
Dancing, singing and games were the Or
! der of the evening and n sumptuous repast
was served at 10 O'Clock, after which dane
ing and games were INDUCED in until nearly
morning.
Miller Mcpherson Wedding at Santa
Cruz.
A notable social event of the week was
the wedding of Miss Rosa &. Mcpherson.
only daughter of Mr.. Duncan Mcpherson,
proprietor of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, and
| Mr.. Harvey II. Miller, a prominent young
| business man of Missoula, Mont, which
! took place last Thursday morning at the
| Congregational Church at Santa Cruz
The bride was preceded to the altar by the
| pretty maid of honor, Miss Mary Miller.
| sister Of the groom, supported by MIR. Fred
| Mcpherson, the brides brother, as best
man. The impressive ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. Mr.. Wllet.
| After The ceremony a wedding bre akfast
| al the residence of the brides paren IS at the
corner of Church ami Chestnut avenues
was partaken of by the relatives and those
| who participated in the ceremony. The
! house displayed profusion OF floral
! decorations, which were ny and Deautl-
| full A large number OF elegant presents
| filled the library. aud showed the high es-
| teen i'll which young couple were held by
| their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller departed on the
| afternoon train for their distant home in
/ Montana amid a shower of rice and the good
| wishes Of all.
The Maze Club Entertainment.
The initial entertainment and dance of
the Maze Social Club took place last even
! ing at Irving Hall.
Following were the participants in the
]
| Mr.. James Woods, Mr.. Leslie Petersen,
[ Miss Kitty Mulyey, Mr.. w. Sturcken, Mr..
! Louis Levenberg, Mr. Frank Sharp, Miss
Minnie Beckett, Mr.. Lon Meyers. A good
many friends arrived for the concluding
| dance.
| Following worked hard to make the social
q success: Floor manager, A. Clark assist
| ant floor manager, j. Harrington; Floor
| Committee-M. LoNenfeld, c. Dawson, W.
Lapn, j. Flynn, >. L. O'Brien, II. c: Frank :;
| Reception Committee-E. Riley, Il. Clyne,
c. Senk, F. Dutfield, ). Levenberg.
Party on Twentieth Street.
A very pleasant party was given to Miss
Addie Grant last Tuesday evening at her
mothers residence, 444 Twentieth street,
the occasion being the sixteenth anniver-
| sary of her BIRTH
Miss Grant was made the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. Dancing and an in
! formal programme of music was the gem
eral order of the enjoyable evening.
Among those present were: Miss Addie
| Grant, Miss Della Grant, Miss Celia Sew
| andouski, Miss Jennie Jones. Miss Alice
| Dempsy, Miss Annie Spear, Miss May But
tier, Miss Annie SAWYER. Mrs. Grant. Mr..
| and Mrs. King, MIR. f. Teese. Miss Julia
| MOultOn, Miss Annie McClarly. Miss Jen-
ME Fisher. MesSrs. W. Grant G. Grant, c.
! King. 5. Baenger, G. Fuller. J. Hutehing-
ton. J. McWilliains, J. Sharon, W. and II.
Cook.
Party Sanchez Street
A very pleasant surprise party was given
! to Miss Celia McPhun at the residence Of
! her parents, 1926 Sanchez street. on the &C.
casion of her thirteenth birthday. The fol-
! lowing young people were present: The
| Misses Mabel and Ethel Farrell, the Nj iSse5
| Laura and Nettie 9e Gear, the Misses Ger
| tie and Nellie Barly, Miss Clara Scott, Miss
! Lille Ransom, Miss Lille Peterson, Miss
| Mabel ChrawhaiI, Miss Eva McPnup, Miss
| Celia McPiun; Messrs. IL. Pierce, C. Fauss,
| John Wade. Ethen de Gear. Claude SIC
/ Plum, Victor AcPhun.
The BARRIERS Ball.
The first anniversary ball Of the Journey
men BARRIERS League toek place last night
at B'nai B nth Hall and was largely at
tended.
Every arrangement for the affair, which
was given in honor of the o'clock closing
| movement, had been carefully attended to,
| and the result was most successful meet
ing. Following composed the committees:
| Committee of Arrangements-H Harris
| Chairman, +. A. Purdy. c. HufSchmdt
| j. }. Smith, Charles RietZke, w. X. Dries
back, o. Peuser; Reception Committee
o. L. May Chairman, L. J. Sharon. Z.
| KaintZ. Charles Gordon, a. Str0hmcieT, S.
| Taussig, William G. Seppieh; a. l.. Hart
man, floor manager; Floor Committee
| George w. Cnanden, l.. a. ROser, |. Men
delson, Charles Werner, K. G. Hague, w. j.
The officers of the league are: A. T.
Huston, Presidents w. r. Driesback. First
| Vice President; II. Harris, Second Vice
! President; II. A. Deckelmau, General
| Secretary; Charles Hufschmidt, Financial
Secretary; j. BTougham, Treasurer.
Parties to Take Place.
Social Council, No. 46, 0. c. f., will not
hold its regular monthly social on Thurs
| day evening next, but will celebrate its
tenth anniversary on Friday evening. Sep
TENDER 25th, in Union-square Hall.
Field Music, Third Infantry Regiment.
| N. G. C., will give its second anniversary
ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday
evening, October 14th.
Ignatian Council, No. 50, Young Mems
I Institute, will picnic at California Schuezen
| Club Park, San Rafael, on Admission day.
| MIR. James d. Phelan. who is member Of
| this council, has given a rOund-trip ticket
| to the Worlds Fair at Chicago as a gate
! prize.
| preparations for its tenth anniversary en-
| tertainment aud hop, which will take place
| at Saratoga Hall the latter part of next
month, when they will produce Van, the
"The Mystic Forty" an offshoot of
Golden Gate PaTlOT, No. 49, n. 5. g. W.,
| Will give their second party IN OGu felloWS
| Hall on Tuesday evening, September 18th.
The Sans Souci Club have issued invita-
| tons for a moonlight excursion and dance
| on the steamer Caroline to Wildwood Glen,
| Sausslito, on Thursday evening. the 18th
| inst. Tickets may be procured beforehand
| of any of the committee.
| & complimentary entertainment. cOmprls-
| ing "GOlighty's Dilemma" and an olio,
| will be rendered to Mr.. j. p. Craig at Iry-
| ing Hall on the 18th inst.
La Voltas will celebrate their first ami
versary at Saratoga Hall on Friday, Septem-
| Der 18th. Evening dress.
Golden Gate Circle, No. %. Companions
| of the Forest, Will give their fourth enter
| tainment and ball on Wednesday evening,
| September %, 1884, at B'nai Birth Hall.
The Rincon Yachting Cab will bold its
| fourth anniversary ball at B'nai Birth
Hall. EDDY street, on Saturday evening,
September 18th.
The Lyceum Comedy Company will pro-
duce the successful comedy, The Opera
singer" at Saratoga Hall, Thursday even
ing. September 24Ih. Dancing will folio W.