The morning call., 1891-01-29

was the party and high links given by the
We, Us 81 Co. Club at the residence of Miss
Maud Cleary, II South Park, on last Friday
evening.
The guests on arriving were received by
the following ladies and gentlemen, who
composed the Reception Committee: Miss
Maud Cleary, Miss Lulu Kelly. Miss Sadie
Harris, and Messrs w. T. Torrance, Eugene
K. Lacy and Thomas Mailman.
The rooms were very tastefully decorated
for the occasion and bountiful repast was
served the guests, to which they ala ample
justice. Games, Rotations, singing and
pleasantly. The cotillon was led by Mr.:
w. Dorrance and MISS Sarah Kane, and
many new and novel features were intro
duced. The floor was under the manage
ment of the merry entertainers.
Among those present were: Miss Sarah
Kane, Miss Kitlie McKenna, Miss Sarah
Boyle, Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Miss Sadie
Harris, Miss Annie Donohue, Miss Ida
Barrie. Miss Fannie Burns, Miss Lulu
Kelly, Miss Jessie Graney, Miss May G.
Jennings, Miss Kittie Morgan, Miss Elaine
Williams, Miss Nellie Whaley, Miss Maud
Cleary. Miss Hattie Brown, Miss A. Bailey,
Miss Ida Harris, Miss Annie Hayes, and
Messrs; VIII I. Dorrance, Thomas Mailman,
John F., Jennings, P; Henry. McKenua,
ii. Kerr. Frank +. Ward, Eugene gene F. Lacy Lacy,
j. Z. Teahan, Al Goodell, Reid Beckett,
James Nevins, George Atwood, Willie
Little, f. Russell, K. Cleary, and the Merry
Entertainers Vocal Quartet
Party on Masonic Avenue.
A pleasant birthday party was held re-
Gently at II Masonic avenue. the occasion
being the sixty-frst natal anniversary of Mr..
Joseph Shoop. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Shoop, Mr.. Edward Nc
Phillips, Miss Annie McPhillips, Miss Katie
McPhillips, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Farrell,
M. II 1lxs
Nh. and Mrs. Daniel Green, Mr.. John Simp-
son. Mrs T. Murphy, Miss Kate Gallagher,
Mr.. Earnest WoIlert. Miss Katie Woliert,
NJ. and Mrs. David irwin. Mr.. Thomas
COnnitf. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen, Mrs.
Mathews, Miss Belle Mathews, Mr.. David
Eagan, Mr.. William White. Mr.. James
Curry, Mr.. James Smith, Mrs. Smith, Miss
Aggie Smith. Mrs. Rose Guardelia, Miss
Jessie Guardella, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Belvey, Mr.. james Armstrong Miss Matte
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton, Mrs. j.
j. Taylor, Miss Lizzie Taylor, Master Willie
TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haverly
Miss Mamie Hayerly. Mr.. William Carley,
Mr.. Frank Wilcox, Miss Maggie Cane, Miss
Annie Nee. Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds,
Mrs. Nellie de Campos. Miss Ann Mul-
rooney, Miss Mary Brown, Mr.. t. Kelley.
The Snowflake Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was gwen to
Mr.. William Gerran at his residence, 80 Ma
toma street, on Saturday evening last by
the Snowflake Social Club.
Singing, dancing and games were INDUCED
until late hour, when most bountiful
supper was served.
Among the guests were: Miss A, Healy,
Mss L, Lind, Miss NJ. Gerran, Miss K.
O'Leary, Miss J. Mitchell, Miss NJ. Mullins,
Miss NJ. Healey, Miss Nj. Gibony, Miss h
MeGonisle, Miss NJ. Homer, Miss d.
Greeley, Miss 5. Gall way, Miss A. Ber-
gwin, Miss H. Seaman. Miss l.. Henderson,
Feeley, D. MeFeeey, J. Kergan, ii. Skeily,
c. Homer j. Gerran, c. Barrett. L. killeen,
p. Herrgott. u. Long, W. Gerran, l.. Muir
dock, c. Long, j. Kane. j. Seaman. w. Nc
Gonigle, j. Carroll
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Last Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Sarah Z. Perry was united in marriage
to Mr.. P. II. Hollands of this city, where the
happy pair will reside.
Miss Minnie C. Macwog of Woodland and
Mr.. John S. de Vilbiss OF Winters Were
married at Woodland last Wednesday by
Father Hines, assisted by Father Walsh.
Miss Laura p. Gross and Mr.. Joshua B.
Gersbacher were married last week at
Stock ton. The bride is the daughter of
John L. Gross, the wealthy wholesale
butcher and stock man, aud the groom is a
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Gersbacher are
spending the honeymoon at the Del Monte.
On Sunday, the 18Th inst, at San Burnar-
dino, Mrs. Julia Fischer, lately of this city.
Was married to Mr.. NJ. +. Roach of San
Bernardinc. Mr.. Roach is prominent in
railroad circles there. The united couple
left Tor TWO weeks trip to San Diego and
this city.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Gllig will leave this
coast shortly for New York, where they
have rented a fashionable fiat" for the next
four years.
Mrs. ". V. Huntington, Miss Orndcrff
and MIR. NJ. b. Webster are at Del Monte.
Mr.. l.. p. DreXier visited Fresno recently.
Mrs. Gordon Biandng and children and
Miss Banding leave the early part of next
week for a three weeks visit to the Del
Monte.
Mr.. A. Cheeseborough is a recent visitor
to Del Monte.
Captain Samuel Blair has gone down to
San Diego.
Mrs. 4. j. Pope, Miss Mary Pope and
Miss Edith Taylor arrived from the East on
Monday.
MI William Othouts. weil-known socie-
ty man OF New York is sOj0urning at Del
Monte.
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Bourn and party re-
turned on Monday from an enjoyable visit
to Grass Valley.
Mrs. James Otis Jr. is paying prolonged
visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Colonel and Mrs. Trumbo have been en-
teTtaining DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton OF Salt
Lake City.
Mr.. W OBJ MacdOnough and Miss Mac
donough are now at the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. Thomas Price and the four Misses
Price are sojourning at Del Monte.
Messrs Adolph Il. Spreckels, Chris Smith,
W. II. Kruse and Colonel James Hawkins,
all OF this city, spent Sunday at Aptos.
Mrs L. S. Pease, Miss Pease and Miss
Cole have gone on visit to the Hotel del
Monte.
Among notable visitors to Del Monte of
late are Mr.. Winsor L. Brown, Mr.. G. o.
Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. 5. Stevens of Los
Angeles and Mr.. a. K. Parsons of Phila-
delpnia.
Fred w, Sharon, Miss Auna Head, Miss
Ella COad and Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin re-
turned from pleasant visit TO the Hotel
del Monte on Monday.
Mrs. II. J. Hull has left for her future
home in Seattle, after visiting her parents,
Captain and Mrs. j. 81. Howell, 1912 DeYisa-
dero street, of this city.
Mrs. Florence Ellis Bolla is at the German
Hospital with her husband. who is danger
Ously i'll.
Mrs. q. Q. Hull left Monday for Seattle.
She has been visiting her relatives, Captain
NJ. Howels and parents, 1912 Devisadero
street.
Mr.. William II. T. HUE, late of Wash
ington, visited his uncle, the Hon. L. l..
Thompson, and family, at Santa Rosa. last
Sunday.
DR.. c. w. Breyfogle of San Jose was in
Milan at last accounts.
Mr. Eli I. Sheppard visited Santa Rosa
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. DOwney Harvey are
pleasantly settled in their new residence,
1722 Washington street. Mrs. Harvey will
receive on Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenthal and daughter are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Levy of
Stockton.
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