The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21


Misses Efie and Birdie Waite, Miss Nellie
Atkinson, Miss Annie Thompson. MISS
Mamie Owens, Miss Gertie Beck. the Misses
Hermine and Jeanette Vanderslice, and
Messrs. Bennett, Raum, Vaughn. Tom and
Joe Kieruff, Tom and viii Doane, Robert
Hurbert. Charles Wright, Frank Thompson,
Frank Hart. Frank Parce, George Coffee;
Charles Peck, TheO PoindeXteI, Oliver and
Percy Haslett, Charles Holt, George Lamb,
c. Thomson and Will Chapman.
The Peerless Club Party.
The fourth party of the Peerless Club
drew the largest crowd that has ever been
present at any party given by this popular
organization. Union-Square Hall was early
packed, it being estimated that there were
over 200 in the ope ming grand march, which
was led by Mr. a. Leyison and Miss Lily
Abrams.
The dances were varied with instrumental
selections; between the third and fourth
Mr.. A. Solomon gave violin solo; between
the seventh and eighth Blum'S orchestra
rendered concert selection, and Mr.. >:
Brown favored the company with c0rnet
solo after the eleventh. The medley took
place about | o'clock. The hall was deco
rated with flags, and the programmes. their
cnver, like the tasteful invitations, being
black and gold, were prettlly finished with
crimson pencil cords.
Following composed the committees: Ar
rangements-I. f. Morris. 5. Goldsteln, a.
Levison, 5. Harris. A. GIusourger; moor
director. Herman Klaber; assistant, Abe
Harshall; floor ana reception, TeeflesS
Club
Surprise Party on Hilbert Street.
A pleasant surprise PARTY was given to
Miss Jessie Young at her residence, 327h
Filbert street, last Saturday evening, in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in singing, dancing
and games until midnight, when repast
was served
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. HeSketh, Mr.. and Mrs Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiseman, Mr.. and Mrs Hariidge, Mr..
| and Mrs. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs Callaghan,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Nettie Hensiey, Mrs.
! Bateman, Mrs Mcpherson. Mrs. Donohue,
| Mrs. j. j. Callaghan, Miss Maude Ray
mOnd, Miss May Quirk, Miss Jessie
| Young, Miss May Young, Miss Annie
Brady, Miss Emma Johnston. Miss
Stella Harlidge, Miss Nav jenkins,
Miss Mamie Kennedy, Miss Sarah Garter,
the Misses Celia and Lizzie Lippert, the
Misses Mamie and Maggie Collins Nj
kthei HeSketh, Miss Annie Jones, Miss
! Mabel Hesteth, Miss FLORENCE Hesketh'
! Miss Mamie Jones; Messfs, x 1ouhg, =
| SIons, q. Stones. w. Marnsil. G. Heller. q.
! Cheney. Z. Sykes, w Barley, @. Matthews,
4 Barley Jones, a. Hes!0ps +. Ayers, Z.
/ spingier, 7. Muffin, n Ellick: Il. Johnston.
Z ". McPheTsor, John Brown, Robert Brown
OF glieiA \. McdenOmy, Il, bSTtley, j.
/ BARLEY, D Bebaa, e. MeDevi1,, n Hodge,
II. ~ hite, James Murphy, J. Murphy, L,
/ Murphy, " GoakiRs. ", and c. Warren, }.
/ Young, ". Jenkins.
/ May. .ars- 'lassoI Wedding in Los Gatos.
/ 0L -4taIday, the IGth inst, al fns charm
! ing country residence Of Mrs. Il. 6. May
| narc near Los Gatos, Miss Angie Haynard
and Mi Fenelon Massol were united in
marriage. The bride is very well known in
"a E,-.. rsaa oh Ia a,IGpd fpur
previous TO going to Los G2toS.
Owing to the recent death of Mr. Mas
soils father the wedding vas very quiet
one, only the relatives and most intimate
friends being present. Tie interior Of the
! spacious house was elab1rately decorated
! with flowers, palms and smilaX. Daylight
was excluded and the apartments ilium!n-
| ated with numberle.s wax tapers, Whlch
cast a soft and suldued glow over the
whole.
All o'clock the strains q 14unCs-sa. ms
I Wedding Alarch announced the approach az
/ the bridal party. which entered the drawing
room N the following order: First cana
Mrs. Beatty, who was followed by the
bridesmaid. Miss Margje Map oas3, S5'd.
! r,e.Td accom- panied by the groom. were next.
/ and lastly tbs bride, leaning upon the arm
/ q her brother. ar. u. q, Maynard, 40
/ gave ha4 away. The ceremony was per
Impressive Manner
! After receiving congratulations u oFns
! friends iha bride ana groom lea The way b.
/ the dlninE-rupH, V mere the bridG! Cake g a
! C II and delicious breakfast served. During
| the discussion Of the Tepast toastS were
/ given and responded to in happy manner
/ MI and Mrs. MaSsol lett for Del Mo3.e
/ on the afternoon train. They VIII WY
/ Southern California and Sacramento aH
upon their return will reside in Los Cats.
! I,a hid no nj n heal
tiful presents.
Society Personals.
Hon. NJ. NJ. E>tee visited Hedgeside Gu
Sunday returning in the evening.
Mrs. James Otis Jr. recently chapennd
Miss Eaton and Miss EbbitS of San Jo,t
during their visit of a few days a5 Del
Monte
Judge Bowers was visiting his fathe i-in-
| law, Mr.. James \. johnson of "Iriing
| wood" Napa, last Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Macdonough of Ien1
| 10 Park are among the visitors at Dol
| Monte.
Mrs. Tyson of Niles is visiting Mrs. Chat
of Stockton.
Mr. W. w. Stow has returned to this cty
from visit To Nevada City.
Mrs. Frances b. Edgerton spent SunfF
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Bro wn, at Eschol, in Napa Valley.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. ThOrne have come up
practice of DR.. Luke Robinson Of this titJ,
who intends TO travel
MIR. James L. Crittenden is visiting Fan
Luis ObispO for few days.
Mrs. Sprague and children have gone
south aud are the guests of Captain aud
Mrs. George j. Ainsworth, at Redondo
Judge l. S. Belch'r and family visited
Marysville during the fair.
Mr.. Edgar Badlam spent several darS in
Fresno recently, the guest of Major E.nja-
| min Woodwork
Miss Carrie Norlhey Roma arrive on
Monday from successful trip in the last.
Mrs. FoIger Of Stockton is spending sew
er al days here.
Professors How isou ana lie Conc, Of
Berkeley, are both confined TO then homes
with illness.
DR.. David Mcclure has returned % this
city from visit to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. George Hall paid visit recently to
Del Monte
Miss Lolita Farnsworth Is the guest e the
Misses Hale OF Stockton.