The morning call., 1891-06-27


night. and the fortunate bidders had a
pretty bevy of daughters" to eat lunch
with. Miss Bell Yazell presided, and with
her were associated in the Committee of
Arrangements: Miss Alice Jones, Miss
Maud Watson, Miss Esther Higgins. At
the concluding hop those in charge were:
Miss Mollie Kee, Miss Lottie YaZell, Miss
Ella Hnstetter and Miss Carrie Keene.
The EOla Club will give balloon party
this evening at Teutcnia Hall.
Last Tuesday evening Apologize Camp
gave candy pull in honor Of Miss May +.
AmeS on her departure from this city.
Among those present we're: Mrs. c. He'll
wig, the Misses Josie and Annie Fennell
the Misses Nellie and Annie HellWig, Miss
May Z. Ames, Miss Abbie Wood, Miss
Hazel Hellwig; MeSSrs. q. Wood. w.
George, W. Tracy, 1. Williams, II. Chris
tian and II. Helwlg.
The Children's Lyceum will give its
monthly entertainment and dance at ST.
Georges Hall this evening.
a notable Oakland wedding united DR.. a.
+. Merriman ,lr. and Miss Annie Koenig,
daughter Of Mr.. Ferdinand Koenig, the
capitalist on Wednesday evening at the
First Congregational Church. During the
evening the groom presented the gentle
men III the bridal party with handsome
souvenir pins set with diamonds and pearls.
The bride made each or the young lady at
PENDANTS present Of dainty gold bracelet
The honeymoon will be spent at Monterey.
The resorts are beginning business In
earnest. Several hops will be given at
Santa Cruz tonight at the prominent hotels.
The guests at the Hotel Ben LOmOnd Will
have a 'clam-bake" on the beach this after
noon and dance later on. The opening
hop Of the season at San Rafael will take
place this evening and there Will also be
dance at Monterey.
A Garden Party at Mill Valley.
most enjoyable garden party was given
during the week by Mrs. r. D. Magee in
their beautiful grounds in Mill Valley.
From a mysterious cauldrOn suspended
over geat log fire an appetZing lunch was
evolved, Turing to its discussion the seyerest
ancharite among the guests. Excellent re-
cit4ls and music were rendered by the talent
present.
Among others there were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George SandprsoD, Mr.. J. Porter, Mr.. Daniel
O'ConnelL, Mrs. Fanny BrownsOn, Mr..
Frank CumBins, Captain VCOnnell, Mr..
Charles Erin Werner, Mr. George Barnes,
Mrs. Devine. Miss Louise ClaussPn, Dr..
Hayes, Father Crandis, Mr.. NJ. M. O'Shaugh-
messy.
The California ParIor Party.
California Parlor. No. l, Native Sons of
the Golden West, gave their sixteenth an
niversary party last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall.
The paTlor has never given n more enjoy
able party, and those unavoidably absent
from town missed much. Under the bril-
liant light. surrounded by waving banners
and bear flags The members ana fair guests
danced away the warm night to the music
of c oret's Orchestra. Mr.. Marston, the re-
firing President, acted as floor manager, and
was distinguished by specially handsome
badge presented to him. There were many
guests present from brother and sister par
lOrS, and the midsummer dance OF Califor-
MIA parlOr was voted an entire success.
Following are the Past Presidents and
officers Of the paIlor: Past Presidents-J.
Z. McDougald. G. ii. Fairchild, John II.
Grady, a. I. LulgenS, T. q. Nisker, Henry
Lunsledt, Charles Maginnis, John r.
Matches, Charles w. Decker, E. l. Meyer,
John II. Jones. Henry Mayer, Edward Hart
mann, J. b. Sheridan. Z. j. Grady, John
jackson, 7. +. Dunn. w. w. Shannon, a.
A. Watson, J. j. JamiS0n. G. II. UmbSen,
c, A, Boldemann, L. j. Lalande, j. X.
Sloan, o. 7. Westphal, a. klumpp> b. +.
Clarke, +. F. DeBtler, Leon Denuery, G.. II.
Lindley. Officers, 1891-Paet President, A.
Klumpp; President, frank W Marston;
First Vice President, J. =. DOekery Second
Vice. President, A. DijeaU; Third Vice
President Ill. Z. Umbsen; Recording Secre-
tary, Frank y. Ryan; Financial Secretary,
3. +. Hanlon; Treasurer, b. L. HARDWOOD;
Marshal, VI. j. Cballin; Board OF Trustees
&C. W. Decker, II. +. Pernan, II. Stern;
Surgeons. +. Morse, NJ. D., V. A Chaig
neau, NJ. D.. d. d. Lustig, NJ. d., b. +.
Clarke, Nj. D., f. d. TAFT, NJ. d.
The committees comprised: Committee
Of Arrangements-LoH J. Lalaude, chair
man; George X. Liddle. Leon Dennery,
Henry Lunstedt Lionel Fiegenbaum. a L.
AurDdou Jr.. j. F. Siebe. Floor manager
Frank w. Marston. Assistant floor mana
gef-James =. Duckery Floor Committee
d. J. TObin, DR.. d. d. Lustig. Henry
Kuchmeister, Charles y. Bodemann, NJ. d.
Mclaughlin, VIII d. Shea, Henry p Umb-
Yale. Reception Communications II.
burst. chairman; John Z. McDOugald. DR..
Charles w. Decker, a. A. Watson, Meyer
Jacobs, L. c. Amedee, NJ A. Ephraim, DR..
+. D. TAFT, T. E. Keough, DR.. L. I. 0ranz.
An Evening with LongfeIIow.
The following programme was prepared
by the Phoenix Band of Hope for the en-
joyment of large assemblage, last even
ing, at the First Methodist Episcopal Church
on Powell street: Organ selection, George
Faucet; biography of Longfellow, Miss
Flora Z. Trull; Longfeliow's first poem,
Alvin Baulsr; recitation, LOngfeIlow's last
poem, Miss Dolie Davis: comments on
"Evangeline" Miss Emma House; vocal
ing. LOngiellow's study, Charles Baccus,
comments ON Miles Standsh," Frank
Charming; vocal solo, The Rainy Day."
Miss Stella NJ. Johnson; comments on
"Hawatha," Rev. NJ. D. Buck; piano duet.
the Misses Annie and Louise Nelson; reci-
tation, The Children's Hour"
Society Personals.
Senior and Nine. Romero will sail the last
week in june for Russia, where they will
trin In, har
Senior and Nine Romero will go TO COnstan-
tinople. returning to this country the latter
part of 0ctObe +.
Mr.. and Mrs C. de GuiQue and their three
children left yesterday for Europe, where
they will remain at least year.
Mrs. Wethered and Miss Geraldine Bon
ner have returned to the city from Gilroy
Hot Springs. The Misses Wethered will re-
main at The springs a couple of weeks
longer before they leave for Japan.
Lieutenant Lyman of the Second Cavalry,
who is now stationed at Fort Bowie, Ariz.,
is passing his leave of absence at his
mothers residence, PIG California street.
Mrs. Lyman is with him.
Mr.. Alexander Badlam and Mr.. W. II. L.
Barnes visited the formers trout-hatchery
at Arcadia" this week, beside going over
the Gebbardt-Langtry stock farms in Lake
County.
Miss Elsie and Miss Aggie Boyd left last
week for Noun: Hamilton on a visit to Pro-
fessor and Mrs. T. L. Barnard. They will
OF return TO the city until after the Fourth.
Mrs. II. l.. Tatum and Miss Edith Find
ley wen I on a visit 10 San Rafael on Thurs
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Washington Dodge were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lane on Sun
day at SausalitO
Mrs. p. j. Shafter end daughters, The
Misses Nellie and Mary Shafter. are spend
ing month at Santa Cruz
Mr.. 0. r. Won Rbein has returned from
one of bis periodical visits to Santa Cruz,
where his family is settled for the season.
Messrs. Richard Lee, John Miller. Henry
Whippe and John Pidwell leave to-day for