The morning call., 1891-02-14

IN lew appropriate remarks presented to
Junior Past President Ed W. Warnecke a
handsome gold badge as token of esteem
In which he was held by his fellow-mem-
bers. The emblem represented the. Bear
flag, with the number of the parior below.
Surrounding the flag was haif-circle with
The name of the parlor, attached TO Which
was gold star set with diamond. On Inc
reverse side was an appropriate INSCRIPTION.
The badge in its entirety is handsome
| piece of workmanship.
The festivities were continued until 1890
| O'Clock. when the guests dispersed with
pleasant remembrances of the parlor'S sixth
birthday.
The OIsen-Spellnnan Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Louis Olsen and
Miss Mary Spellman was solemnized at st.
Roses Church on Thursday evening, the
9Th inst. the Rev. Father Nugent officiating.
Miss Annie Spellman acted as bridesmaid
and MIR. Lyons acted as best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party
entered carriages and were driven to the
handsome home that Mr.. Olsen had pre-
pared for his bride on Oak Grove avenue,
where the supper was served and where the
health OF the bride and groom were drunk
many times during the evening.
There we're many musical selections, and
among them were the vocal duets by MeSsrs
Smith and Weber of Oakland, Mrs. Der
mody, Miss Money and Mr.. Eugene
OConnor.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
and Mrs. Main, MIR. and Mrs. Kenny, Miss
Nellie and Miss Annie Kenny, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kearney, Mr.. and Mrs Boyd, Miss
Mary Kennedy. the Misses Annie and Ellie
Spellman, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. Miss
Stacia Money, Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mallett, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefers, Mr.. p. Kennedy. Mr.. F. CLASSIFY,
Mr. Lyons, Miss Minnie Commit aud Mr..
Finigdle.
The Hesperian ParloF Entertainment.
Hesperian Parlor, M. Is, n S. G. W.,
held an Athletic Night" at their hall, on
the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets, last Wednesday evening. An audi
ence OF over 300 witnessed a very entertain
ing exhibition. The following was the pro-
gramme: Opening remarks, Grand Trustee
Jonn /. Gregory; fancy sparring. X. M.
Arthur and J. c. Kostick %. O.; club
swinging. l.. Movers; vocal solo, John Nc
Hugo; tumbling, Stack Bros, Boulo and
Espinoza %. CO; wrestling, Greco Roman,
7. Nj. Wand and w. n. Schwartz vocal
solo, +. }. Ehrhard; sparring, w. Smith and
pupil. W. Cook Iurline Club; Tom and
His Dog" II. a. Roesler; vocal solo, A. T.
Schlicker; sparring, p. Boulo champion
bantam weight of Pacific Club and j. Stack
20 c.
The Caledonia Club Concert.
A large and select audience enjoyed the
concert of sailors songs and deep-sea dit
ties" given last evening by the Caledonian
Club at Scottish Hall.
Following was the programme: Overture,
III. NJ. 5. Pinafore" (Sir Arthur SULLIVAN,
orchestra; song, Hearts of Oak" (Dr
BoYce), Mr.. 5. j. Sandy; song, Anchored"
(Michael Watson). Mr.. d. Manllwyd Jones
recitation, The Wreck of the Hesperus"
Uongfellowl, Mr.. William Carleton Cooke;
No. 81.
bite relic, Miss Ella Y. McCloskey;
5 ng, Jack Is Every Inch a Sailor
Read, Nh Frank II. Lombard, duet,
The Larboard Watch" It. Williams)
Messrs. D. NJ. Jones and 5. j. Sandy;
song, The Tar'S Farewell" Stephen
Adams), Mr.. Robert Hamilton; song. The
Anchors Weighed" (Braham), Mr. William
Carleton Cooke; dance, Jackie Tar"
sailors hornpipp, Mr.. William D. Ross;
song, The Mariners Wife" (William Julius
Mieklel, Miss Ella Y. McCloskey; song,
The White Squall" George A BarkerG
Mr.. D. Manllwyd Jones; song, THE
Diver" Edward j. LodeTl, Mr.. S. j. Sandy;
violin solo, Over the Waves" Mr. Steve
douglass; accUnpanist, Professor James A.
Kerr. The concert, which was for the benefit
OF Captain John McLachlan, was entirely
successful. both financially and socially. 1t
was followed by dancing, to the music Of
Gregg'5 Orchestra.
The committees of the enjoyable affair
were composed as follows: Reception COM
mittee-Daniel f. Mcneil (Presidenu
Boyd, Donald G: c. Mckay, George David
son, John McLaren, Hiarion Duncan,
Angus Mcleod, John NJ. Duncan, Thomas
Ross, Richard Cratic. Robert Sutherland
Colonel {. l. Taylor, John F. Kennedy,
D. a. Mcdonald, General j. e. Wall;
Literary Commitlee-James Mearns. Dan
lei r. Mcneil. James II. Watson,
floor manager NJ. r. Mclean; Floor Commit
tee.Wiliam Mitchell, Rod McKinnon, J.
+. Mcdonald, Leonard McCormac. George
William Urquhart; officers Tor 1S9I-Chief.
W. c. Burnett; First Chieftain, Daniel r.
Mcneil; Second Chleftain, K s. FaIcOner;
Third Chieftain, Thomas Wilson; Fourth
Chieftan,. Neil Beaton; Physician, DR..
George Adam; Trustees-James Aitken, NJ.
2. Forbes. ID. q. Chisholm, a. II. Mcdonald,
Daniel Logan.
The Laurel Club Election.
The Laurel Hall Club held its annual
meeting for the election of officers at its
rooms on Post street Wednesday, February
18th.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Frank L. Whitney; First
Viee-President Mrs. James Dunn Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. irving Moulton; Treas
urer, Mrs. II. S. Field; Corresponding Sec
rectary, Mrs. W. G. Doane; Executive Com
mittee-MrS. J. G: Conrad, Mrs. T. W.
Collins, Mrs. J. w. Edwards, Mrs. George
Lewiston, Mrs. Gardner Landon, Mrs.
Stephen Roberts.
a beautiful basket of roses was presented
by the ladies TO the retiring President, Mrs.
H. c. Fault.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
On Monday evening Los Angeles society
fiocked to St. Paups Church to witness the
nuptials of Miss Frances Bower Gephard,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gephard, to Lieutenant James J. Meyler of
the Corps of Engineers. United States
Army. The bride. who is well known in
Oakland, is a beautiful brunette who has
been the center of large social circle for
some time. Her husband is also well
known, not only in army circles but in
social life as well, and is one of the bright
est young lieutenants in Government serv-
ice 1t was military wedding, the groom,
best man and four usherS appearing in full
dress-parade uniform. One of the brides
maids was Miss Grimes of Oakland. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George f.
Bugbee. rector of the church, and was fol-
lowed by a large reception at the home Of
the brides parents. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Meyler left on a late train On their bridal
trip, which will include many points of in
terest along the coast. On their return
they will reside at San Pedro, where Lieu
tenant MEYERS Governmental duties call
him.
On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. John NJ. Baum
gardner proprietor of the Santa Ynez
Argus, was united in marriage 10 Miss Mary
Mallagh of San Luis Obispo, at that city, by
Father Lark. Mr.. and Mrs. Baunlgardner
will spend their honeymoon at Santa Bar
bara, afterward they will return TO Santa
Ynez, where they will live.
Mr.. win Greenwood and Miss Lorraine
Harris were united in marriage at Gold Hill
Wednesday evening. The couple were the
recipients of many beautiful and costly
presents from friends in Nevada and Cali
lOInia.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Benham. wife of Admiral Benham,
o. S. n, of Mare Island, and Captain j.
Birmingham, U. S. N, and Miss Berming-
ham have gone to Santa Barbara and are at
the Arlington Hotel.
Major and Mrs +, Mclaughlin and Miss