The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-06

Quinn, the Misses Higgins. the Misses
N. Ca aSa. Mr.. j. P. Byrne. Miss NJ.
Byrne, DIR. Thomas Morris, Mr.. J. F. Wick
man. Mr.. j. H. Flynn, Mr.. d. V. Thornton,
Mr.. r. Shaft Mr.. Donahue, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGinn. Mr.. and Mrs. T. /. O'Brien, the
Misses McClosky. Mr.. 7. Nunan, DR.. W. E.
Rearden, MIR. II. Il. Bay, Hon. j. f. Sulli-
van, Mr. and Mrs. I. Sicily, Mr.. NJ. f.
Brennan, Dr. I. J. Calvin, Mr.. j. d.
O'Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Donahue. Miss S.
McBrierty, Miss A. Kelly, Mrs. Cassimajan,
thy, Miss Heffernan, Miss May Kennedy.
Nh Morton, Mr.. Jung, Mr.; l.; S. Fortune,
Mr. Nj. j. O'Connor, Mr.. w. Richards, Mr..
J. G. Patterson, Mr.. T. J. Crowley, Mr.. j.
J. Wren, Mr.. r. O'Connor, Mr. NJ. j. Feeley.
MI II. i. Moynhan, Mr. E. ?. Suley.
a Veteran Chaplain's Anniversary.
An enjoyable birthday party was given
to Colonel NJ. Murphy, the veteran Chaplain
of Lincoln Post, G. A. r.. at his residence,
1924 Pacific avenue, on Friday evening last.
being his seventeen birthday anniversary.
The house was filed with the immediate
members of his family. the third generation
being represented largely, and the most
pleasant feature of the evening was the re-
ception of letters Of congratulation from til e
fourth generation, now living in New YOr K
City; also from members of his old COM
rades-in-arms. Colonel Murphy was the
recipient OF many useful and handsome
souvenirs of the occasion.
The Central NJ. L. Church Reception.
The young people of the Christian En-
deavor Society of Central NJ. L. Church ten
dered reception to their friends on New
Years night in the church parlors. The
design was to provide home-like place for
the young men who in a large city do not
have the privileges OF home
Draperies, portiers and nall tables, on
which " ere placed views and various social
games, transformed the rooms into cosy par
lorS An orchestra, composed of harp, flute
and viOliuS diScOursed sweet music during
the evening, and a short programme was
rendered, consisting OF an entertaining and
instructive paper by Mrs. James l.. Case,
on ''New Years customs of various ma
tons; recitation, MY Mothers Dough-
nuts" by Mr.. J. g. Harvey; solo, ''Cnange-
less, by Miss Gertrude Bullock Of Eureka,
who responded to a hearty encore with
What Shall l Say?" DR.. Thomas Hill, the
well-known recitationist, gave several pieces
in his inimitable manner
Light refreshments were served by the
young ladies, who did all in their power to
make the evening pleasant one, an effort
in which they were eminently successful, to
the delight Of the large number in attend
ance.
A New Years Private Entertainment.
A very enjoyable entertainment was given
by Miss Mamie Winship at the residence of
her parents last New Years eve. the feat
ure of the evening being the production of
that well-known farce entitled Popping
the Question" by the Unknown Dramatic
Club, of which some of the most prominent
amateurs OF the city are members.
The stage was handsomely bedecked with
vines and eyergreens and the miniature
drop-curtain was something worth COM
menting upon The rest of the evening was
spent in games, singing, dancing and recita
tons, after which supper was served, mid
the clang and peal of the bells and shrek of
whistles announcing the dawn of the new
year.
At an early hour the crowd dispersed to
their respective homes, expressing them
selves well pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment.
George Winship, Mr.. F. Kennedy. Mrs. j.
HOLMAN, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Vail, Mr.. E.
Clark. Miss Mamie WinshiP;; Miss Clara
Madden, Miss May. Madden, Miss P. PF9cht,
n, jones. Miss F. HOLMAN, Miss Nta
Madden. Miss Kittie Madden, Miss Flora
Walsh, Miss May Brown, Mr. William
Lacey, Mr.. N. MeCIntou, Mr.. F. Carthy,
Mr.. 2. S0sso, Mr.. II. Missing, Mr.. Thomas
MCGEE, Mr. Henry Pinkham, Mr.. B.
a.
Master 3. Vail, Master q. Kennedy, Mr. j.
Smith, Mr.. F. Brown.
Carroll-Paull Wedding in San Jose.
The wedding Of Miss Nellie c. Paul of
San Jose and Mr.. Fed C. Carroll of San
Francisco took place at Trinity Church, San
Jose, on New Y Tears day, at high noon.
The wedding was conducted according to
the English custom. 1he bridesmaid was
Miss Lena Carroll of Oakland "a cousin of
the groom, lovely young lady, and the best
man VIII Hobson of San Jose. After the
service, performed by Rev. j. B. Wakefield,
the bridal party was driven to the residence
of the bride. where wedding dinner was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll took the o'clock
train for Del Monte. where a short stay Will
be made. They will then return to san
Francisco and live a few months, and finally
remove to Pittsburg.
Tie bride has always been numbered
among tie handsomest young ladies III san
Jose. The groom is a nephew of the late
John Carroll of Sacramento. ana Is hand
some man, He is a professional baseball
player. He was a member of the famous
All-American Club, which made tour OF
the world in 1887, and received such marked
attention at the hands of royalty. He Is
young man of unimpeachable character. and
is very popular among his fellows.
Society Personals.
Judge and Mrs John f. Finn have re-
turned from pleasan, trip in the southern
portion Of the State.
MI j. c. Stubs has left for New York.
Assistant Surgeon Stephen S. White, at
tached to the naval rendezvous at this city,
is visiting Colonel Forney at the Mare
Island Barracks.
Miss Mary Taylor of Sacramento has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. William II.
of har Ian IN a IifOruia CTR
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis klmball and tn cir
daughter, Miss Lillian Wheeler, are stop
ping at the Palace Hotel
Colonel and Mrs. j. B. Armstrong of Clio
verdale are sojourning at Los Angeles.
CAPTAIN Rufus p. Brown, Fourth In
fantry. u. S. A, has been granted two
months leave OF absence, commencing JAN
uary 10th.
Mrs. Alderdyce, sister of MesSrs. Tom and
Brn Berry of san Rafael, has returned
from the East and will spend the winter in
San Rafael.
Miss Irene Everett will reside with Nine.
Ziska during the absence of ner parents.
Mr.. Towne of the firm Of Blake, Motfat g.
Towne has been visiting Los Angeles.
Judge Garoutte and family have come
down from Woodland and taken possession
of their new home in this city.
MI Rudolph Neumann has returned from
a mouths visit TO his uncle, Hon. Paul Neu-
mann, in Honolulu.
Miss Mabel johnson of this city is visit
ing Miss Helen Robertson of Centerville.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Terrill of Virginia. who il
| in the city on a visit to his brother, DR.
| George Terrll, will return East in February
Mr.. W. d. Pennycook and bride returned
| from their wedding trip Thursday evening
and are now established in their new HON.
| in Vallejo.
Miss Annie Ferguson of Fresno is in th'
| city on visit to friends.
MIR. and Mrs. S. g. HiiborD and daughter
Miss Grace Hllborn, spent New Years a
| Vallejo.
Miss Susie Russell Of Sacramento ha
been visiting Miss Ella Goad during tn
! past week.
Misses Osee and Grata Ashley of Milpita
spent Christmas and the following week il
| this city, the guests Of Suryey0r-Genera
| Pratt and family.
Miss Mamie Newton of Alameda spen
New Years day with Miss Grace Hobbs 0
| Vallejo.