The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
An Increasing Number Of Pleas
ant Family Parties.
Hop ct the Presidio-Two Teas in Prospect.
The Beighle-Taylor Wedding
outings-Persouals.


and Miss Lord. Among the visitors were:
Colonel Burton, Mrs. Burton, Miss Burton.
Major Lord, Mrs. Lord, Miss Lord, Cadet
Smedberg and Miss Smedberg.
The usual hop took place last evening at
Del Monte, where large number of we'll
known society people were gathered.
All the arrangements for the Elks' excur-
sion on the Encinal, about the bay to-day
are completed. The Fifth Regiment Band
Will furnish instrumental music for the
trip. Among the selected talent will be Miss
Gussie Fugel of Oakland, Dan DAILY, Luke
Schoolcraft, Bert Haverly and Billy Sweat
nam of the CITY Directory Company, Tom
Leary and host of others. Miss Dorothy
ROssmore. leading lady Of the Little Lord
FauntieF0y Company Of New York, has
Session.
The Bowhead Climb, Captain William
Bendt President, will picnic at Wildwood
Glen, SauSalito, to-day.
A goodly contingent of soldiers and
friends left Sacramento yesterday for Santa
Cruz. Six companies of the First Artillery
Regiment drawn from Sacramento, Wood
land and Nevada City, will be represented
at Camp Murray to the number Of probably
500.
The Dukes Social Club, composed of
Messrs. p. Boulin, II. Colombat, L. Hiri-
Magallon and L. Ledeme, was organized
last Friday evening. The officers are: Presi-
dent. Il. Colombat; Vice-Presdent, Nj. Mas
gallon; Secretary, L. ledeme; Treasurer,
l.. Games; Business Manager, T. BUulin.
tea for the benefit Of tue ElSmere Free
kindergarten will be given by the ladies of
the Elsmere Club at the School-room, 1l3l
Mission street, next Saturday afternoon,
from until 10 o'clock.
Mrs. J. b. Martin of 1928 Page street,
lunch on Thursday last: Miss Fannie
Matthews Of Oakland, Miss Nellie Martin,
Miss Amelia Martin, Miss Lucy Koran and
Miss Belle Mcbride.
a pleasant and novel wedding took place
on Monday at the Honn place near Clipper
Gap, Placer County, when Mrs. Ida NJ.
Lowrey was united in marriage to Mr.. An
drew OleSCn. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Charles McKelvey, and it
took place IN the open air under the famous
old English walnut tree that shades the
Honn residence. The wedding dinner was
also served under the tree. This walnut
was planted thlrty-eight years ago, ana is
said to he one of the largest of its kind in
California. Its trunk measures seven feet
in circumference, and its branches spread
out over SeVenty-hye feet.
Farewell Dinner.
A very enjoyable farewell dinner was
given Mr. Howard P. Taylor Jr. on last
buHNd9 d1tClHOgI az q pOpuldI OOhuLOWu
restaurant.
Mr.. Taylor was presented with a cane on
which was inscribed: ITO Howard from
de Mugs August ., 1891" The presenta-
ton speech was made by Mr.. Frank II.
kerrigan, Mr.. Taylor briefly responding.
The Absent Ladies" were taken care of by
MI. L. 4. Sterling, and some very interest
ing remarks delivered on the same. Other
tOasts were responded TO by MesSrs. W.
TOepke and L. Lovey.
Those present were: Messrs. Charles F.
Meyer, Robert Cabrera, Sanford G. Lewald,
Charles W. Spalding, L. w. LOvey, w. ii.
Ioepke, Frank II. Kerrigan, Howard p
Taylor Jr. and Edward T. Sterling.
The BeighIe-Taylor Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last many friends
and relatives assembled at the Marechal
Neil to witness the marriage of Miss Alice
Beighle and Mr.. Samuel Taylor.
The wedding took place in the apartments
of the brides mother, Mrs. DR.. Nellie
Numerous handsome presents were received
from their many friends.
After the ceremony the guests partook of
refreshments, etc, and when the happy
couple left for their home in Berkeley all
united in wishing them happy and prosper
GUS future.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Luddington, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Il. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Day.
Mr.; and Mrs T DadeP, Mr., and
Mrs. William Crab, Mrs. Captain Turner,
Mrs. Brocas. Mrs. F. L. Curtiss, Mrs. Hen
shall, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Z. f. Sutherland,
Mrs. r. g. Lewis. the Misses Totte and
Lowell Crab, the Misses Dodie and Blanche
Limbaugh, Miss Lille Sutherland, the Misses
IsOnia and Anna Rivers the MiEcnz PATTY
and Ada Brown, Miss Alice Henshall, the
Misses Blanche and Eta Mcnomy, Miss
Edna Beighle, Miss Ada Hensley, Miss Bes-
sic Harvey; Messrs. "; TuTnbuI, G.
MountZe, j. ID. Seaman, w. i. Grattan, G.
Beigble, c. Gilchrist. ]. Gilchri.t, B. Linn
baugh, Willard Evans.
A Picnic at SansaIito.
The dukes" gaye a very pleasurable
private picnic to Miss May Springer last
Sunday, at Sausalito Upon reaching their
destination. an agreeable spot on the hills,
the ladies Immediately prepared lunch.
After lunch a stroll was taken to Wild
wood Glen Park, and there dancing and all
other picnic merriments were enjoyed until
late in the afternoon, when pleasant boat
ride was enjoyed by the party. Tired,
although happy, all returned to the city,
and repaired to well-knOwn restaurant,
where all partook of palatable dinner.
The following-named persons were in
yited: The Misses May and Fannie Springer,
the Misses Sophia and Lena Mayer, Miss
Nellie Walsh, Miss Josie Madden, Miss
Clara Carter, Miss Louise Carter, Miss Tiny
Shepley, Messrs. Thomas Madden, John
Kanitza, Louis Games, George Armbruster,
Charles Armbruster, William Clark, II.
Meffin. William West, Walter West, Charles
West, Leon Hirabeau and Henry Colombat.
Party on Turk Street.
A surprise party was given to Miss Emma
Smith at her residence, 612 Turk street, on
Friday evening last.
The evening was most enioyably spent in
singing, dancing and games. One of the
features was the performance of ledger
domain by that popular exponent of the art,
Mr.. Phil dsbeTger, who mystifed, as
well as delighted. the company with his
many intricate tricks. The rendering of
several difficult selections by Miss Rosina
Green, Messrs. HerZOg and J. Jacoby was
heartily cncOred. AT IL o'clock line was
formed, and to the enlivening strains of a
march aTtistically performed by Mrs. F.
ates all proceeded to the basement, wher G
bounteouS repast was spread, and justice
done to the same, after which the merry.
making was continued until late in the morn
ing.
Among those present were: Miss Rosina
Green, Miss Carrie Herzog. Miss Emma
Smith. Miss Bert Plagemann. Miss Emma
1dnuSDeTseI, MISS MdDel NasSernl2n, Nj IS
Becky Never, Miss Peachy, Miss Carrie
May, Miss Lena Harris, Miss Clara Lands
berger, Miss Lottie Herzog, Mrs. Fanny
Yates. Mrs. NJ. Stokes, Messrs. p. Lands
berger, j. Steiner, +. Harris, NJ. Herzog,
Gus Levy, Mr.. Liebes. j. Jacoby, J. Man
nuel, l.. Meyer, o. Folkers.
Farewell Party at Sanger.
A farewell party was given by Mrs.
Bowen to Mrs. Chick prior to the former
departure for the mountains.
Mr.. L. }. Lynngreen gave e few selec-
tions on the violin, after which Miss Sur
gen presided at the piano. The hours passed
pleasantly by until midnight, when the
guests repaired to the supper table, where a
bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chick. Mr.. and Mrs. Seger, Mrs
Bowen, Mr.. Davis, MIR. McLearen, Miss
Bella Paine, Miss Hattie Sturgeon, Mr.. T. j.
Lynngreen and Mr. NJ. F. Hail.
Society Personals.
President Harrison and party will be