The morning call., 1891-05-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Society Minstrels Entertain the
Oakland Elite.
A Golden Wedding-Party on Van Ness
Avenue : California Drill Corps Party.
Brief Notes and Personals.

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The wedding of Miss Lillian Fl. Jory and
Mr.. William E. Blake, son of Mrs. Blake
Alverson, will take place this evening in
Grace NJ. E. Church, on the corner of
Twenty-frst and Capp streets. There will
be no reception and the young couple will
60 south on their wedding trip.
Among those present at the Marvin
Kewen wedding at Menlo last Wednesday
were: Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Eyre, Hon.
Charles n. FELTON,, Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS.
Colonel Perrie Kewen, the Misses Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Eyre, MIR. and Mrs.
George Nj. Pinkard, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Girvin. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry p. Eyre, Mr..
Harry HolbrOok, Mr.. Charles n. FELTON, Jr,
Mr.. Charles Adams, Miss Mary Eyre, Miss
Phoebe Brown, Miss Della Magoun, Captain
William Kohl, DR.. III. B. Lathrop and
mother, Rev. Mr.. Brewer and the Misses
Brewer, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Stow, Mrs. r.
f. Morrison. Mrs. II. II. Markham, Hon.
Joseph McKenna, Mr.. W. Z. Ralston and
others.
The private picnic of "The Three Kings"
will be given at Niles Canyon, near Niles,
on Sunday next under the auspices of Mr..
George w. Bishop of the Alpine Club and
Mr. L. +. Flood of this city.
The marriage OF Mr.. George II. Bucking-
ham to Miss Mary Gordon Eldrdge,
daughter of Mr.. Oliver Edrdge. took place
at ST. Luke'S Church on Tuesday last. 1t
was very quiet affair, only a few relatives
and intimate friends being present. After
the ceremony 4 wedding breakfast was
partaken of at the residence Of the bride S
father on Suffer street The married couple
have left for the south on wedding tour.
The Nyaya Club will give their thirteenth
hop this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The following are the recently elected
officers OF the La Volta Club: President,
Mr.. T. j. Murphy; President, Miss a..
Featherstone; Secretary, Miss NJ Sitter
Treasurer, Mr.. W. o. Patche; Sentinel,
Miss *, Graney.
The usual monthly entertainment and
dance of the Pacific Coast Association, n "a
tive Sons of Vermont, will lake place next
Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The
programme will include representation Of
the famous eourtShip scene from Richard
LII IN costume, Mr.. w. j. KOhler as the
Duke Of Chester.
Dr. and Mrs. Smith entertained a few
friends at the VendOme, San Jose, on Fri
day evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Rucker Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Arguello,
Miss Katie Dunno, Mr. Clarence Urmy and
Mr.. William p. otymus.
Fremont Pari0r, Ne. 80, \. ID. G. W., will
give an entertainment and mop this evening
in Washington Hall.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Brewer and
Mr.. Charles Beecher will take place in East
Oakland to-day.
Young Ladies Institute No. will hold
their third anniversary party at B'nai Birth
Hall this evening.
The Beaver Reception.
Especially tasteful were the floral decora-
tons at the bridal reception given last ltur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Beaver in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Beaver
nee PIERCE. at their elegant residence on
the northeast corner Of Taylor aud Wash
lngton streets.
A wealth of lovely roses and rich sprays
of hawthorn bloom had been sent from the
summer residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver
In the Santa Cruz Mountains, near Santa
Clara, and these had been artisticaliy ar
ranged by Miss Wheaton of Oakland, The
entire effect was most fascinating
The host and hostess We're assisted in re-
ceying by their daughters, Miss Beaver
and Miss Kate Beaver, aud prominent among
the guests were the charming bridesmaids
at the recent wedding in Santa Clara-llisS
O. Pierce, Miss Bessie Huoker, Miss Leila
Carroll and Miss Mamie REYNOLDS Brandt'S
Orchestra vas in atten auce, and the many
friends present were delightfully."- enter-
tanned with refreshments before their de-
parture.
The Society Minstrels I'm Oakland.
An excellent entertainment was provided
on Friday evening at the Oakland Theater
by the Jackson-street MinstrelS, d body Of
young society gentlemen of the pretty burg
across the bay.
The affair was a benefit for the Free
kindergarten, and was accordingly well
patronized by society The minstrel troupe
was composed OF: Mr.. Lester c. Herrick.
interlocutor; Messrs. Buck Wharton, j. j.
Archibald and +. (. Howard, bones: MessrS.
Alexander L Osborough, henry Wadsworth
and Harry Knowles, tamil Dos; and MeSsrs.
i. WadswOIth, G. II. Wheaton, L. Smith,
A. i. Brayton, Karl Howard, &. 0'SuIhVan,
II. II. Haigat, g. Mcbride, o. s. Howard,
5. NJ. Haight, Sam Breck, Alt Clement,
Harry Adams and j. ROsbGrough.
Among the many present were noted: Mr.
w. d. H0ughton, Miss Hvughton, Mrs
Charles Webb Howard. Miss Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Bishop, Miss Strong, Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. 4. 5. Stratton, Miss Alice
Herrick, Miss Bertha Crouch, DR.. and Mrs.
Handy, Miss Una Handy, Captain and Mrs.
GoodaI, Mrs. Barrett, Miss Coffin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waliie Coffin. MIR and Mrs. A. f.
Coffin, Miss Clara q. O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs.
Metcalf. Miss Grimes, Mr.. Everett Grimes,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Henshaw, Judge and Mrs.
+. HeHshaw, Mr. and Mrs. III. +. LvermOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Brayton, Miss BTaytOn,
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Brown, Miss Powell, Miss Ada Dough-
erty, Mr.. Robert Knight the Misses Cha
bot, Miss May Burnham, Mrs William Z.
Hook, Miss Nellie Hook, Miss Bertha But
Ter, MIR. and Mrs. John Crellin, Miss Lena
Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brigham,
Mr.. Arthur Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Prathrr, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Darneli, Mr.
aud Mrs. 0. l. DenniSOn, the Misses Den-
son, MIR. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
George Wheaton, Miss Wheaton, Mr.. aud
Mrs. V. 5. Eastland. Mr.. and Mrs. Watkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes Pierce, Captain
and Mrs. Knowles, the Misses Knowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R0dolph, Mr.. Al
Knight. the Misses Vincent, Mr.. Bert Gas
kill, Mr. Will Friend, Mr. and Mrs.
George Morrow, Nj. John Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pennoyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. TAFT, Colonel and Mrs. S. J.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George W. McNear,
Mr.. Carl Abbott, Mr. Lee Burnham, Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Davis, Miss Tompkins, Mr.. and Mrs James
Allen, Colonel and Mrs. Little, Miss
Miss Cosligan, Mr.. aud Mrs. r. B. Smell,
Miss Maggie Gaskill, Miss Bessie McNear,
Mr.. Seward McNear Miss Tucker, Mrs ID.
II. Jackson. Mrs. Gail Jackson, Miss Nellie
B0y0 of San Francisco. Miss McCone of
Virginia City, Mr. w. r. Judson of San
Francisco. Mr.. Gus BRAY, Mr.. VIII Cullen,
Mr.. Win Powuing, Mrs. Taynton (nee
Crouch of st. Paul, Miss Kittie Nolan of
San Francisco, Miss Matte Gibbs of San
Francisco, Miss Molle O'Sulivan, Mr.. Au-
drew Carrgan, Mr.. Joe Harper, Miss Maud
Horseey Miss Little OF Delaware, Ohio,
Miss Seamans Of Los Angeles, Miss Barnes
of Virginia City, Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Everts,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Brown, Miss Brown,
Miss Ruth Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs j. Dyer. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Z. Dargie, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Dargie, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. +. Gordon, Mr.. A.
r. Macdodald, Judge and Mrs. Nusbaumer,
Mr.. George Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. A. a.
Moore, the Misses Breck, Mrs. Brock, Miss
Evans, Mr.. w. w. Foote, DIR. and Mrs.
Southland, Mr.. Charles f. Pierce. Mr.. Robert
the Misses Whitney, Miss May Whitney,
Miss Ethel Whitney, Miss Wilcox. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Raj
ston, Mrs. George w. Grayson, Mr.. Robert
GraVsun