The morning call., 1891-06-22

After the ceremony a reception was held
at the residence of the brides parents, 723
! Vallejo street. Refreshments were served,
after which the party retired to the parlor,
where an orchestra was in attendance for
! dancing. Between the dances several young
ladies rendered beautiful songs and recita-
| ti0ns.
The bride was handsomely attired, and
| looked extremely well. The groom. who is
the foreman of the San Francisco Printing
and Advertising Company, also appeared to
great advantage Mr.. 4. Montenegro acted
as best man and Miss Sofia Lopez as brides
maid.
The bride and groom were the recipients
! of many handsome presents as we'll as
numerous c0ngratulatory kilograms.
Parties to Take Place.
The Glover Club, whose first anniversary
| party viii be pleasantly recolected, will
| hold their second anniversary party at Odd
! Fellows Hall on Friday evening, August
9TH.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Spanish
| Benevolent Society will be celebrated by a
carnival and ball at the Mechanics Pavilion
| on the evening of October 10th The pro-
ceeds of the affair will be devoted to the Sick
and Mortuary Fund of the society.
A testimonial concert for the benefit Of
! Rev. A. Brown will be given at Bnai B'Ilth
Hall on Monday evening, the III.
! A private picnic Will be given at Niles
| Canyon on Sunday, July 18th, under the
direction of MeSsrs. Joseph Anthony and
| j. II. Mcnamara.
The Peerless Club will give their first an
niversary party at UniOn-SquaTe Hall on
! Tuesday evening, July 2lSt.
Junior Court Pride of California, No. 8,
| A. o. +. o. A, will hold their public install
| lation, entertainment aud ball on Wednes-
| day evening. July Sth, at Union square
| Hall. Invitations can be obtained from the
officers and members.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will pro-
/ duce MI Frank Mayo's greatest success,
! "Davy Crockett" at Saratoga Hal. Friday
! evening. July 10th.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, K. and L. of
! H., viii give their forty-secOnd monthly hop
| at UniCn-squaTe Hall on Thursday evening,
! July ID.
The eighth annual picnic of the singing
society ''SchilerDund" will take place on
the 9TH prox. at San Rafael Park, San Ra-
! fael.
second ride and hop at San Bruno on Satur-
| day evening next. a pleasant time is prom
! ised.
California Parlor No. 1 of the Native Sons
| of the Golden West will give its sixteenth
! anniversary party at Odd Fellows Hall on
| Friday evening next.
| The HeliUtropes will receive their friends
! AT New I1dIiuuHS HAIL. 1ItJ AlSSiOu olICcls
! Thursday evening next, on the occasion OF
/ their second anniversary hop.
A private picnic at Laundry Farm will
be given by Defiance Circle, No. IS, next
| Sunday.
A bonbon party will be given by the
! pupils Of Professor Flynn's Academy at
| Olympic Hall, next Thursday evening.
The pupils of Professor A. A. Sanders
| Dancing Academy will give bOutonniere
| and floral party at Uni0n-0quaTe Hall on
| Saturday evening next
The fremont Club extends compliments
| for its third anniversary ball, which takes
! place at Frederlck'S Hall, West Berkeley,
| on Saturday next
Birmingham Council. No. 80, of the Young
| Mems Institute, Will hold its annual picnic
at Shell Mound Park on Thursday next.
A bOn-b0n party will be given by the
pupils and patrons Of Professor \. NJ. Car
/ rel at Ross Hall, corner Geary and LeaYen-
! worth streets, Thursday evening next.
The EOla Club viii give a balloon party at
! TeutOnia Hall on Saturday evening next
On next Saturday evening. the Cbildrens'
! Progressive Lyceum, which meets each Sun
| day morning at 9O9H Market street, will
/ give their usual monthly entertainment and
( dance.
Hickerdyke Camp, No. 2, Daughters of
! Veterans, Will give a basket social on Friday
. evening next, at Mozart Hall. The principal
/ feature Of The evening VIII be an auction Of
| expected to participate.
The March Club will produce Comrades"
/ at Cambrian Hall tomorrow evening.
1hs LeBd-a-Hand Society Of the young
( ladies OF Holly Park Presbyterian Church
| will give q musical and literary entertain
| ment. followed by the service Of ice-cream,
coffee and cake, Tomorrow evening in the
| hail, 34C5 Mission street.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Stephen J. Field and Miss Wiley
/ contemplate visiting Monterey the latter
part Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. de Guigne leave next
week for the East and Europe, to be gone
! about two years
Mrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs. Edward
! Martin will return to san Rafael for the
! season.
General Francisco Olvares of the Mexican
army was the guest of Lieutenaut-C Colonel
| Graham on Friday at the Preside, after
having visited the chief harbOr defenses
with Lieutenant Lowering of General Rutgers
| staff The General will spend some time in
| this State visiting some OF the resorts.
Mrs. a. Sloan and children have returned
| home after pleasant visit TO Nevada City.
DR.. c. a. Kirkpatrick of Powell street
( has returned from Monterey where he has
| been spending his vacation.
Mrs. D. L. Mcdonald and her son, Mr..
de Witt Mcdonald, will pass the season at
Pacific Grove. Miss Laura Mcdonald will
90 to San Rafael Tor the next month, and
Miss Blythe Mcdonald VIII visit friends in
Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dewey will soon
leave New York to pass portion of the
summer here.
The many friends of General E. p. John
son OF Los Angeles and family viii regret
to learn of the serious Illness of his son
Sparks, who las been suffering for six weeks
past with typhoid fever. Grave fears are
entertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Francis G. Newlands has arrived at
Bar HarbOr, Me. He will visit in the East
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Green and Miss
Durbrow were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney b. Gushing at their residence in San
Rafael
Mrs. General Grant is reported to he in
falling health.
Mrs. Richardson Clover left Washington
with her little daughter On Thursday for
Deer Park, where she has a cottage for the
season. Lieutenant Glover will 60 TO Deer
Park every Saturday and return Monday
| morning, as his duties will keep him in the
! city during the summer.
Tie Misses Dimond have been entertain
ing Mrs. Lieutenant Hancock, U. S. A., at
Menlo Park.
Colonel Hayward of Haywards. at last
accounts, was lying in very precariOus
coalition at his residence.
Messrs. Clement J. Schuster and Charles
Hartman of the Olympic Club have gone to
! Tahoe for vacation.
Mrs. Peter Dean and Miss Sarah Dean
have returned to the Hotel Rafael for the
! season.
Mr.. John n. Featherston will go to the
Hotel del Monte on July 18th, for couple
of weeks.
Mr.. George S. Mearns will be the guest Of
the BadlamS at Arcadia" during the early
part Of July.
Miss Jessie Newlands has gone to San
Rafael, where she is the guest of Nj s.
| pGmerOy.
Among those at Larkspur are: Mrs. H
A. Mau, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. T. Mau, Mr.. anC
Mrs Charles j. Bandmsn, the Misses Mau
A. II. C.. Mau, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. ROLhwell
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 4. AudeBTied.
J Mis- Eastnn is the gmest at Gilaad Sansa.