The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-15

| Floor Committee-MessrS William Schep
pier +. L. Winters, C. A. McFadden, t. j
McDermott, G. W. Bayruether, &. Unger'
| man.
The Evans Council Installation.
Last evening Evans Council. No. 80, Order
of Chosen Friends, held public installation
and social at Washington Hall, on Eddy
street. The scene was made pretty by a
tasteful arrangement of miniature national
flags.
the following officers for the ensuing term
). t. Cline, T. G.; S. c. Wallis. c.; J. N
Russell Jr., V. c.; Mrs. c. R. Sain. Score
! tary; ara j. SwCleeny, Treasurer; Mrs. E
| }. Granger, Prelate; f. Chessman, NJ. S
/. S;eigleman, W.; w. L. Moore, G.; Mrs
! f. Calhcart. S.
| The hall was then cleared for dancing
which, under the direction of Mr. S. C.
| Wallis, continued until late. The council
starts upon new term in highly flourish
| ing condition and with good promise for the
! future. Its pleasant periodical entertain
| mentS and social hops will be continued as
| heretofore.
The Golden West Circle Installation.
I Golden West Circle. Companions of the
| Forest, held their installation of officers last
! Thursday evening. 1t proved very enjoy
| able event to the many participants.
The following officers were installed
Mrs. S. Sandman, J. P c. C.; Mrs. L. Enkl e
| c. c.; L. Wolff, S. C. c.; Mrs. F. Horn,
| Treasurer; Fl. Kohn. Financial Secretary
! Miss b. Warshawsky, Recording Secretary
| Miss Fischer, r. g.. Miss Horn, L. G.. d.
| Gross. l. g.; Mrs. Levy. o. G.; Miss 4.
| Wolff organist; Delegates to Grand Circle
Miss S. Sandman, Miss b. Warshawsky
| and ii. Kohn.
After the installation ceremonies, which
were very impressive, were over. the hall, a
Verltable bower of fragrant flowers, was
converted into a ballroom and dancing was
INDUCED IN until the midnight hour, when
an adjournment was taken to the banquet
hall Inc latter was taStefully decorated
with evergreenS and smiax, the many in-
sigma and emblemS of the circle being
! eVeryw here noticeable.
The tables, which were arranged in the
form of Maltese cross, literally groaned
under the weight of good things, the piece
| de resistance being a stag in the death
throeS with a forester bending over it.
Alter the elaborate menu had been dis
cuSsed, toastS were proposed by MeSSrS.
Enkel, Aubertln and PollaX amidst the
sympathetic popping of champagne-Corks.
Ihe banqueterS were further entertained
by selection from Wagner ''Loheugrin"
rendered by Miss WarshawSky in her So
prano Of marvellous power and sweetness,
especially in the upper register. Her rem
dluon Of the selection was a treat to the
guests and revelation to her friends. Sic
was accompanied by Miss Friedlander, who
also rendered a selection from Tam
hanSer" upon the piano, exhibiting brilliant
execution and exceptional technique.
One OF the features of the evening was the
address delivered by Mr.. II. koh N upon the
great work accomplished by the circle; it
was brilliant and repiete with wit and elO-
quence. The Chief Companion of the circle,
Mrs. Enkel, concluded the festivities of the
evening by a graceful and eloquent little
speech of thanks to the circle and its guests
for their assistance in making the event Il
social success, after which the guests re-
luctanuy separated.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Miss Lillian McCann and Mr.. John Kings
stOn were married in Eureka last week by
Rev. S. NJ. Dodge. The bridal party con-
sisted of ushers. Major William Wells and
Captain j. W. Jackson, followed by the
bride and groom. Then came the other two
ushers, Mr.. George u. hurry and Lieuten-
ant W. u. Wyman.
The marriage of Mr.. c. T. Watson of Lo-
gan, Utah, and Miss Maggie Hayden, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z. Hayden. OF
Reno, took place on the 9Th inst. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Rev. Father
Garland officiating. Mr.. Dell Williams of
the Genoa Courier acted as best man aad
Miss Oracle Hayden as bridesmaid.
Miss Lizzie Gardner and Mr.. Joseph Hol-
ingshead of Whealland were married last
are both well and fay5rably known in
Wheatland.
a very quiet, pretty wedding took place
at the residence of Mrs. f. Z. Kelsey, on
Boston Heights, Santa Cruz, at high noon,
on Monday, the contracting parties being
MISS Carrie Kelsey of that city and Mr..
Charles w Moore of San Jose, the Rev
I. .. IlllOtSon performing the ceremony.
During the brides residence in Santa Cruz
OF two years she made many friends by her
winning and progressing manner. The
groom Is an esttmable young man, and has
for many years been connected with the
weI-known dry-goods firm OF O. A. Hale Il
20. OF San. Jose. The happy pair came to
this city, where they vii! remain a week. and
return to their future home in San jose
where both have many warm friends.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Francis G. NewIandS and family
leave here to-day for Washington, D. G.
Miss Westervelt and Miss.Harmon Brown
of New York are the guests of Miss Susie
Tompkns at her parents residence in San
Rafael.
Mrs. Hager and Miss Hager are expected
here during the week from their home in
Colusa County. They Will be guests at the
Occidental Hotel, where they have secured
apartments.
Mrs. j. Paulsen expects to leave for
Europe on the oath inst.
Judge E. d. Sawyer left yesterday for a
visit to his ranch in Napa County.
Mr.. William P. Lawlor is the guest of
Hon. Dennis Spencer at Napa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James OBrien have given
up housekeeping and are making their home
Tor the present at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. Gilbert Z. TOmpkins has gone East
on business trip and will not return before
the middle Of February.
Miss Sutro, daughter Of Mr.. Adolph
Sutro, Is being entertained by friends in
SonOma
Mr.. W. H. Bovee, of the firm of Boyee &
Toy, paid a visit 20 San Jose ON Wednesday.
Mr.. Richard Belcher is visiting Mays
vile.
Dr. Preston Fl. Bailhache and family left
last evening for a trip to Sacramento, and
will visit Marysville before their return to
United States Marine Hospital, situated
near Mountain Lake, in this county.
Mrs. T.. a. Stratton and her daughter,
Miss Lucia Stratton, have gone up to Mary s.
vile.
Baroness Estorff of Hanover, Germany. is
visiting Santa Cruz
Mr.. ). w. BackuS has returned from his
short sojOurn at San Luis ObisDo
Mr.. Austin d. Sperry has been con ined
to his home In Stockton for some days with
severe iEdisnostion.
Mrs. l.. Fillmore and Mrs Dawson have
returned TO Oakland from San Luis Obispo
The latter expects to depart soon for her
home in Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Taylor have re-
turned home after spending some DAYS with
relatives in Sacramento. They will be at
home to their friends on Tuesdays at their
residence on Grove street,
Mr.. Edward Casey, formerly of Murphy,
Grant q Co, is visiting here from his pres
ent home in Los Angeles.
Mr. George 5. Mearns went to Sacramento
on Friday to attend tine inaugural ball
Hon. j. de Barth Shorb of San Marine.
has been confined to his home with illness
for several weeks, but is now convalescent.
Mr.. James Adams, son of the late Edison
Adams, has returned to Oakland.
Colonel and Mrs. W. d. Farrand, of this
CITY. are at Los Angeles.
Rev. III. G. Minton came up to the city
yesterday, but will return for the Presby-
terry meeting at San Jose Thursday Tie
members of st. Johns Church there have
signifed their intention to give him recep-
t ion next Friday evening, but it is under
CT hat t1s.n Il