The morning call., 1891-02-10

other excerpts being from Moore, Shelley. Long.
fellow, Whittier Byron and the immortal Bard
| OF avon. The leaflets formed valued souvenirs
| OF an evening OF exceptional pleasure.
The floor was under the manage OF Mrs.
H. NJ Greene assisted by Mrs. e. NJ. Hills, the
| Floor Committee consisting of Miss Lizzie DOYLE,
MISS Katie Lubbert, Miss Nettc Smith, Miss
nah Reagan, Mrs. c. C. O'DonDell, Miss Lucy
Wells. Mrs. j. A. sleinbach, Mrs. A. Mouce.
The reception Committee was composed OF:
Mrs. c. s. Baker, Miss Gusse Bernhard. Miss
Emma Morse, Miss Mamie Richter, Miss Emma
swift, Miss Mary Slater Miss Grace Williams,
Miss Louise Watson, Mis-. NJ. Getz, Mrs. Robert
Christie. The following composed the Commit
tee of Arrangements: Miss Lizzie Douglass, Miss
zie Hodge, Miss Nellie Morse. Miss Minnie Reed
Mrs. II. NJ Greene. Mrs. L. II. Hills, Mrs. A A.
Pomeroy, Mrs. q. w. Perkins.
A Surprise on Sacramento Street.
On Saturday last a pleasant surprise party
was given to MIR. L. Morris at 26oS Sacramento
street In honor OF his fifteenth birthday. The
parlors were handsomely decorated with ever
greens.
Singing, dancing and games were kept up till
laIe hour. The Committee OF Arrangements
consisted of the Jolly Five Social Club. TOasts
VIE offered by Mr. Syke Iverson and Mir. Ralph
Raphael at supper, which was served at mid
night: Many compliments were paid 10 Mr.. and
The following were present: The Misses Rose
aud LIZZIE Gregg, Miss Henrietta ZmelII, Niss
Rose ana Stella Spvalo. Miss Hester Miller,
Miss May Smith, Miss Lena Rotbchid Miss
Addie White, Miss Pauline Norris, Miss Edna
Armer, Miss Julia COlsty, Miss Esteile Waite
Miss b lila Jacobs; Messrs. Ed Morris, Marx
Co9per George Pinto, syke lyerson, Z. 1verson,
J. Raphael, Ralph Raphael, Richard TIL, +. El-
lott, n RothchIld, l. Cooper, Clarence Schnei-
der. Harry Waite, Adoph Assman, John Hill,
Leonard Swartz aud Professor Zimell.
The C. L. A. S. Entertainment.
Brougrs charming comedy. Elopements,"
was admirably presented last evening at the
Mission Opera Hall, under the auspices OF tie
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. 2.
The play. which was produced under the per-
sonal direction OF Mr. William E. Wallace had
Mr.. Joseph A. F0garty; Mr. Drewitt, Mr.. Arthur
w. Jones; Alder Bluck Mr.. Thomas ii.
Woodward; Mr. Parker, Mi Harry Spear; Ar
thur Honlton, Nj. Thomas Burke; Jobson, MIR.
Frank Hayes; Mrs. Drewiti, Miss Emma Louise
Code; Jessie, Miss Josie Connolly; jennie, Miss
Grace German; Mrs. Cumberly Miss Lizzie
Holm Much care had been expended in re-
hearsals, and the result was general pleasure
Of The audience in the smooth presentation. Be-
tween The acts Miss Verdi Gilmore rendered a
vocal selection, which was encoTed. Blum's
Orchestra oficiated for the overture, incidental
music aud dancing, which pleasantly concluded
the affair.
The Entertainment Committee consisted of:
Mrs. L. 5. Code, Mrs. j. j. McDadr, Miss Ella
Booth, Miss May Code, Mrs NJ. London and
Miss Josie Connolly.
An the society's work is for the benefit of the
poor, and the proceeds OF This W ell IA tended
tertainment will be devoted TO the same beuevo-
lent purpose. The clever acting of Tie young
folks WAS commented upon most fayorably. and
II Is hoped that this Is not the last dramatic en-
lsrtainment under these auspices aud for the
same cba liable object.
The Wrin-Maguire wedding.
4 very enjoyable event took place last Thurs
day evening, it being The wedding OF Mr.. James
b. Wrn and Miss Mary E. Maguhe al ST. Paurs
Church, Rev. Father o'Grady officiating. The
bride.was att ended by her sister, Miss Maggie
Mcguire, While the groOms brother, William
Win, acted as best man. The wedding march
was beautifully rendered by Miss O'Nell as
sisted by Tue regular church choir.
An impromptu reception was held at the resi-
deuce OF Ihe young couple at the close of The Ger
emory, after which They left for Santa Cruz
where they VIII spend the honeymoon.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs j
Wrin, Mrs. J. McGoWan. the Misses McMann of
Eenlcia. Miss NJ. Blake of Benlea. Mrs. keans
Miss L. Quinn. Miss UNiel, Miss Bars, Miss NJ
Donahu-, Mrs. j. Green, Mr. ana MIS-. Kelroe
Mr.. ana Mrs; Marx Duhy, Aiessrs. Captain NJ.
Father Brennan, 7. Wiley, j. RYAN, L. Mart
nett, &. Malone, ID. Barr 7. Mcguire. j. Hill, j.
Fitzpatrick, +. Dunahue. j. B. Newsom, Nr
O'Niel. NJ. Lotus, P. sullivan, j. Flynn, j. Hin,
Joseph Commeriord, Charles Wiley aud M.
Zimmerman.
Gu Their return Mr. and Mrs wrin Will occupy
their new residence on San Jose avenue, near
twenty ninth stu l.
The Marshall Birthday Pa -ty.
o. Saturday evening last 4 very enjoyable
party was given by Mt. ana Mrs. Marshall al
their residence, I415 Powell street In honor OF
the second bill lbday anniversary of their daugt-
ter, Miss Lettie Marshall a large number OF
friends were assembled, and the occasion was a
truely feIicitous one throughout.
The evenings Entertainments was diversified
by mnslc, singing, dancing and games. aud con-
unued until a late hour. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Among those present were: Mrs rerez, Mrs
Noe, Mis-. Marshall, Mrs, Cabrera. MIS-. Eckley,
Mrs. Paris, Mrs. L. Gieschen, Miss Soto, Miss
Noe, Miss Carrasca. MISS Aliagrasia Perez. Miss
Juslina Perez, Miss DieiZ, Miss Emma Holm.
Miss Pauline Blan. enhoru, Miss Lillian Burns.
Miss Amelia Menke, Miss Nettle Delz, Messrs.
f. Martinez. Eckley, Richard Cordova, Charles
queds, Edward f. Abrams. Paseul Cabrera. q.
f. Hunsaker. Miguel Noe, J. NJ. Para. Albert
.Esaueda, Pedro Cato, Vicente Noe. John Balm
bridge Frank Perez
An INLAND Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise PARTY was given on the 7th
Inst. TO Mr. A. McGarry at H. Srssldence' 934
Clay street, Oakland.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Namara, Miss Mcnamara, Mr. and Mrs. Me-
Gary, Miss A. McGarry, Mr. and Mrs. P.
McBrien, Miss Jennie Mob len. Mr. Joe Nc
Joyce Miss May Sheridan, Miss Marie Heyerin.
Miss Marie Kelly. Mr. W. Baker, Mr.; John VAR
Co'yden, Mr.. and MIS-. 7 f. Delahany, Mr.
francisco; Mr.; John Br4nnan. fiedmonLi
Miss Title Refer, MIR. Thomas Heveln, Miss
Nellie Muihoaud, Miss Annie Mullholaud, Mr..
D. c. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. john MagennIs
Master G. Ii. j. Magennis, Miss Bessie Lynch,
Mr., Frank Lynch: MRS. Al. E. Gorden, Miss
Mollie o,Gonnelli Mr. aud ,.I Mrs. j; +. Stanley.
LtlletOn, Mr.. William Stone, MIR. n. VOTERS.
Mir. C. A. Claugh, Miss NJ. Maloney of san
Francisco, and many others.
Fine music, singing. Rotations and good
supper we're the features OF the evenings pleas
ures.
Society Personals.
Tie Misses Lucy aud Adelaide Epson of Sac
ramento, who have been the guests of Miss M.
Hillyer The past fortnight, are being entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 7. Monteagle at their
jackson street residence
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stevens have gone to
Riverside, and from there are going TO Coronado
Beach.
Captain Theodore Kane, U. s. N, arrived here
last Tuesday. and is the guest OF his sister,
Mrs. George w. Gibbs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George NJ. Pullman and the
Misses Pullman will return shortly to Del
Coronado
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Coleman have returned
TO their residence IN Oakland after few days
visit 10 the California.
Mr. Charles +. Lutgen Is registered at the
Westminster Hctel, Los Angeles. He will re.
turn 10 the city in few days
Miss Maud Nickerson, who has been visiting
Eastern friends since her return from Europe
several months ago, Is expected 10 arrive here in
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred d. Holman (nee Durbrow)
have returned from their southern trip aud will
leave for Seattle In about a week.
Mrs. l.. j. Bowen has returned from the East
and Is at the Montgomery street hotel. Miss
Mary Bowen Will not return home until the last
OF March.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Thorn have returned to the
city alter an extended trip through ihe SOUTH
Mf: morn mas greatly Improved Ia health
Mrs. j. b. II. Cooper whose life was despaired
OF week ago. Is now convalesciBg with every
hope for speedy recovery from her severe
Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Hanlon have been
visiting Sacramento.
DE- Robert Mclean paid brief visit to Mo-
desto recently.
Mrs w. W. Bishop has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells DTnry OF Sacramento.
Mrs. Alfred Barstow OF San Jose and her
daughter, Miss Grace Barstow, are contemplate
Ing an extended European trip.
Mrs. Z. q. O'Bannon and Miss Cora O'Bannon,
OF San Jose, VIII spend the week with friends In
this city.
Parliamentary Club.
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