The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-22

leaf. Mr.. Joseph A. Fngarty; Bill. Mr.. E.
Booth; Sam. Mr.. o. Wilde; Julia, Miss Ma
bel MOrrell; Susan, Miss Daisy May Cressy.
Miss ,Cressy's songs were enthusiastically
received Dancing to the music OF Blum 5
Orchestra continued till after midnight,
when the friends departed. looking forward
to the Bijou Clubs next meeting.
The management of the club is composed
as follows: Oficers-President, Harry E.
de Lasaux; Secretary, Art w: Jones
Treasurer, Albert Cressy The floor was
under she direction of the popular Berlin
Club. as follows: Floor manager, n. Fender
CAST; Floor Committee - john Powers,
Elmer D. Roach. j. j. Crows, Frank l..
Noriega, E. j. Sheehan; Reception COM
mittee-J. F. McGeOugh, Emmit j. Haydan,
w. Z. Bowes, Fred Wohn.
The Phoenix Council Entertainment.
Phoenix Council, No. $50, A. l.. of H.,
gave pleasant entertainment and dance
last evening. at Washington Hall.
A select audience enjoyed the following
programme: Overture; vocal solo. Mr.. S.
jackson; piano solo, Miss kemball; recta-
ton, Master A. Kidd either solo, Mr.. Thee
vocal solo, Mr.. Medley; piano solo, Mr..
Quasi; Highland fling, Ross Bros; har-
monica and bones, Messrs. Lane and BEN
son; vocal solo, Mrs. Molloy; violin and
piano, Messrs. Carson and Quasi; song.
MISS LlilG DWNer. DdDClDp was alLeT-
ward enjoyed till late.
Following composed the acting COM
mittees: Arrangements-Mrs. A. FiiZ-
henry. Mrs. Shade, Mr.. 5. w. Dixon, Mr.. j.
Aydellotte; Reception Committee-MiSs
Carrier. Miss Sehenck, Miss Dryer; floor
manager Mr.. S. w. Dixon.
A Birthday Party.
Friday evening the anniversary of the
birth of Miss Alice Walsh, very enjoy able
celebration of the event was held at her resi-
dence on Clay street.
The evening was passed in singing, dane
ing and games. Solos were rendered by
Miss NJ. Schafft, Miss Florence CpliS and
Mr.. Robert Schafft.
Among those present were: Miss Alice
Walsh, Miss Birdie Walsh, Mrs. Walsh,
Miss X. Sullivan, Miss LiZZi Bower Miss
+. Coils, Miss +. Halfway, Miss NJ. Schaffi,
Miss Nellie Mooney; Messrs Frank Sulli-
van, John Chalfant, Robert Schafft, George
Ia Coste.
HoOper-Deegan Wedding.
The marriage of Captain William H.
Hooper to Miss Isabelle F. Deegan was
quietly celebrated last Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Quimby, 1927 PARK
! avenue, Alameda. The officiating minister
was Rev, Mr.. Van Ness of the Unitarian
Church. The couple left Thursday morning
for Sacramento where they will remain q
few days, and upon their return will make
Alameda their future home. Captain Hooper
is engaged in Ii. Z. Moreal & Co.'S real es-
tate office
The Curran- DevereauX Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Michael Curran OF
San Francisco and Miss Annie F. Devereaux
of South Vallejo took place on Sunday
afternoon from the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. Michael Foley. 215 Fourth
street. Mr.. CUrran has been resident of
San Francisco for three years, and his fair
bride has resided in Vallejo for the same
period.
The ceremony was performed by the Rey.
Father Louis at St. Nincent's Church,
Vallejo. Friends had decorated the scene
for the occasion with a profusiOn of flowers
and greens, making it specially attractive.
he bridal couple were attended by Mr.. j.
NJ. Carroll and Miss Katie Hanlon of San
Francisco as grO0msman and bridesmaid re-
spectiVely.
After partaking of the wedding dinner,
which was nicely prepared By the fair
hands of Mrs. NJ. Disnan, the bride and
groom left on the afternoon train for San
francisco, amid showers Of rice and old
slippers. They intend visiting Monterey
and Santa Cruz, and on their return will
take up their residence in Oakland.
The guests were confined to the immedi-
ate relatives and most intimate friends of
the family. The presents were numerous
and costly. and among the most noticeable
wa q NatS4l anu Clidlll, StL Will uldluOuuS,
git OF the groom TO his charming bride.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Foley, MI. and Mrs +. Augustus, Mrs. f.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Haugh. Mr.. and
Mrs Austin OBrien, Mr.: and Mrs, Dgnan,
Mrs. 9. Mayer. Miss Mamie O'Neil Miss
Katie HanlOn. Mr. J. NJ. Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Curran, Mrs. j. Hanly, Mr.. j. Null
laney, Mr. J. Lang, Mr.. b. Lowe, Mr.. p.
LO0Dey, Mr.. ID. Lang. Mr.. N. Lowe, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Bradley, Miss Katie REILLY and
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Cunningham.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. n ID. Rideout and Miss
Rideout will return from their Marysyille
residence to their 49,, rar: Sanna ,I,is week
Right Rev. Bishop Wingield visited Va
nejo from Benicia on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins of Menlo
Park have been spending few days in Oak
land.
Lieutenant J. A. Turner of the Marine
Barracks is suffering from a severe attacked
infiammatOry rheumatism.
Mr.. Charles \. Shaw, son-in-law of Mr..
A. n. Towne, is seriously Ill at his hotel il
Los Angeles, where he has been Soj0urning
for the past few weeks.
Major Frank Mclaughlin, Mrs. MeLaugh-
lin and their daughter, Miss Agnes, are reg
istered at the Palace Hotel. The Major re-
turned last night to Oroyille, but the ladies
will remain here week to recuperate alter
their protracted Eastern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hill have come up
from San Jose and are at the California.
Judge and Mrs. j. X. Law have been visit
ing the city from MERGED.
Mr.. George GrOsSman of Stockton was
taken seriously i'll in this city on Saturday.
Commander and Mrs. w. W. Meade,
United States Navy, are at tie California.
Mr.. a. d. Wilder and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. ChickerinE left on Monday evening in
the private car FRANCISCO for months visit
| Ill Mexico.
Mr.. W. B. Bourn has been spending the
! past week at Grass Valley.
! Mr.. Timothy Guy Phelps visited Marys-
| vile during the citrus fair.
| Mr.. Wlnslow Hall is visiting in Los Ange-
| les.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Qualtrough. u. S. n,
are down from Mare Island and are guests
at tie Palace Hotel.
| Miss Mamie Sweeney. Grand President OF
the Young Ladies Institute, has gone Il
Grass Valley on an official visit.
Mr.. George LOOMS has been confined to
the house for some time, suffering with
sciatica. He is at HE MenO Park home.
Mr.. Leo Well is visiting Los Angeles.
DR.. q. del AmO, Vice Consul of SPAIN ac
companled by his family, is in town and has
secured apartments at the California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Laumeister are recent
visitors at Del Corona 10.
Mrs. George Harrison and children will
spend a few months at the R0ssmore Hotel
| In this city, and Will join Lieutenant Harri-
| son, u. >. A, who goes on now to report
for duty at his new post.