The morning call., 1891-04-10

AR. Humphreys, Mr., Hillman, Mr.. Lang,
Mr.. Samuels, Mr.. Wright, Mr.. ii. Baldwin,
Mr.. A. F. Allen, Mr.. Norris, Mr.. Roundtree,
Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Halstead, MIR. Hogan,
Mr.. Goldstone, Mr.. Waller, Mr.. j, u, Ihomp-
son, Mr.. j. L. Whitbeck.
Davis-Poor wedding in Oakland.
A very pretty, quiet wedding took place
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception, Oak
land, when Father McSweeney united Mr..
Albert Grimes Davis and Miss Mary None
Poor in marriage. The bride, who was AT
tired in travelling dress, was attended 0y
the bridesmaid. Miss Anita DAVIS, Wnlle
Mr. George Ii. Davis acted as best man LOT
the groom.
Only the immediate relatives and friends
of the couple were present, no cards having
been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will leave on short
wedding tour, to be gone for q few days.
When they return they will reside IN YAK
land.
The groom, Mr.. Davis, is prominent un-
derwriter of Oakland. and the bride is a
daughter of Mr.. F. A. Poor, for a long time
identified with the Oakland Postofice ana
now of the Oakland Enquirer.
The Golden Rod Club Party.
The initial hop of the Golden Rod Social
Club. which will meet monthly hereafter,
took place last evening in the main ball III
Union-square Building There was
capital attendance and the club starts out
under most favorable auspices.
Brandt furnished the music and Mr.. John
d. SAKE, eseorting Miss Maggie Casassa, LED
the grand march. Dancing continued until
l O'Clock.
Following was the management OF the
highly successful affair: Committee OF Ar
rangeInents-W. b. Thompson, Miss Maud
Casassa, Miss Frances Klaffe: floor mana
II a.aa nTAr
Miss Maggie Casassa; Floor Committee
G. ". Parsons, L. BrIsacher, c. Casassa,
II. P Doherty, +. j. Kelly, Miss Libble
Dober.
Birthday Party in the Mission.
On last Saturday evening the many friends
of Miss Molly Daley attended birthday
party given to her by Miss Mamie Living
ston at Ono Hall, on Mission and Fifteenth
streets. The hall was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with flowers aud bunting.
The forepart of the evening passed away
pleasantly in the enjoyment of dancing, OF
the wit of Messrs. George Haybam and
William Edridge. and the vocal selections
of Mr.. Charles Lawler. The Barry brothers
gave few steps in clog dancing AT Il
o'clock the guests followed Miss Daley and
her father in grand march TO the spacious
diDing-r0om, where the tables were laden
with delicacies of all kinds, among them be-
tile Il GdhC phSoVhsSN W
Miss Daley by her brother.
After several tOasts in honor OF MISS
Daley and Miss Livingston, the guests re-
paired to the dancing-hall, where the re-
nainder of the evening was spent, and. on
departing, every one eomplimented Miss
Livingston on her untiring efforts and upon
the success of the party.
Society Personals.
Justice and Mrs Field are expected here
this summer, after an absence of two years
Miss Kate E. Voilmer went East on
Wednesday in company of Mayor Grace
and family. She proposes to spend few
weeks in visiting her relations in New
York.
Mrs B. T. Sherwood and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Sherwood, will leave the Pal
ace Hotel shortly and return to their home
in Spokane. where they will make short
visit, and then return here for the season at
the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Sherwood have moved
from their former residence on California
street TO their new home, 11G0 Sacramento
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oryille D. Baldwin. accom-
panied by their daughter, Blanche, and son,
| Oryille, will start for Europe on Wednes-
| day, the 18th inst
Mr.. Coils p Huntington was accompa-
MED here by Mrs. Huntington and Miss
| Campbell. They are at the Palace Hotel.
Hon. {. FL. johnson of San Luis Obispo,
| his daughter, Mrs Florence Livingston, and
his son, Master Rodney, expect TO leave for
| quite an extended tour in Europe, via Pan
| anna, on the 10Th of this month. Passports
have already been obtained.
General Ringer will probably command
| this military department during the next six
years, when he will be retired from active
| service, having attained the age of O.. BE
will live in the house formerly occupied by
| General Miles at Black Point. The officers
| of the harb0r posts are preparing TO give
| him a cordial reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilgariff have stored
the furniture of their town home and gone
to Sausalito to spend the season.
Mr. and Mrs. \. d. Rldeout and Miss
| Grace Rideout will leave soon on a Euro
pean tour
| DR.. &. Ii. Lubbock has returned homo to
! Alameda frop his Eastern trip, accom-
panied by his bride. They were married in
| Columbia, Mo-, just previous tn their de-
| parture for this Coast.
Miss Hattie Fillmore has been spending
the Easter holidays with Miss Ella Goodall
of Oakland. She has been the recipient OF
many pleasant Inequalities, such RS theater
| parties lunches, etc.
| Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder and
| family Will close up their residence on Rim
| con Hill the latter part of next week and
| move over TO the Hotel Rafael, where they
will spend the summer.
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leave in few weeks to spend the summer
| with friends in the East.
Mr.. A. C. Tilden of this city Is the guest
of his grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Hecox, at
! Santa Cruz. Dir. 1ilden is brother of
| Douglas TildeD, the famous sculptor, whose
figure of the Base ball Player" was re-
Gently presented to the Park Commissioners
| and is now exhibited at Golden Gate Park.
| Mr. Lansing B. Miner, who has been
| quite i'll at bis home in Benicia, was well
! enough yesterday to make visit to this city.
DIR. II. c. Burton, u. S. A.. and Mrs. Bur
ton are making an extended stay In Santa
| Barbara.
After April 3oth Mr.. and Mrs. Souther
| (nee MagilD will be at home at tie 0riel
/ Hotel in this city.
| Mrs. 81. 81. Newhall and Mr.. George A.
| Newhall are at the Raymond Hotel, Pasa-
dena.
Mrs. Henry Strong of Washington, d. c..
| and Mrs. K. N. Foster of Chicago have re-
! turned to the Hotel PleaSant0n.
! Mr.. l.. A. Epson Of Sacramento has been
visiting in Grass Valley.
Lieutenant A. T.. Dyer of San Francisco
| has been passing several days at the Cali
! forna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule and Mrs. James Flem-
| Ing, of San Bemardin0. are visiting the city,
| The ladies' will MAKE an extended stay.
DIR. r. III. Mcdonald, who has been So
| journing for some weeks in Los Angeles, re-
| turned to the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles III. Fish left on Wednesday
on short trip to the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. E. g.. Schmiedell is again visiting
Santa Barbara.
FARMERS, ALLIANCE