The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-20

handsomely decorated with roses and chrys-
anthemums, smilax and evergreens.
The bride, who wore very handsome
travelling costume of navy-blue, left with
her husband amid showers of rice, old shoes
and good wishes Of the guests to spend a
short honeymoon at Monterey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Zane will reside near Santa Rosa on
their return. No cards.
The Gum-Tree Yacht Club.
The Gum-Tree Canoe Yacht Club last
Thursday installed the following officers:
Mr.. William w. Ackersen, President; Mr..
ID. McMalan. President; Captain
Wren, Treasurer; Mr.. L. B. Ryan, Secre-
tary; DR.. A. T. Whitcomb, Commander;
Mr. George E. Ackersen, Vice Commander;
Captain Charles Went, Sailing Master; Mr..
F. ii. Anderson, Commssary; Mr.. Joseph
Ryan, Ensign; Mr.. S. E. Whtcomb, Sur
geon; Mr. n. A. Newton, Assistant Com
missary. Mr.. George Smith was elected au
honorary member.
Afterward the club repaired to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson. where the
retiring President, DR.. n. 7. Whitcomb,
was made the recipient of a handsome gold
headed umbrella, presented by President
Ackerson, the doctor responding in appro-
pirate terms. Afterward dancing and sing
ing were INDUCED in until midnight, when
the club adjourned to the dining-room,
al cldpUldtc UdHQuSb WAS sCiNCus
showing that the club had been very f0rtu-
nate in securing Mr. Anderson to act as
commissary for the ensuing year. Toast
making was in order until the party re-
tired with best wishes for Mrs. Anderson,
whose hospitality was thoroughly appreci-
ated.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Ackersen, DR.. and Mrs. Whitcomb,
Captain and Miss Went, Captain Wren, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Hewsen, Miss J; Turner, Miss N. Welch1,
Ackersen. Daniel Mahon, L. b. Regain, j.
e. Doyle, Joseph Regain, 5. Z. Whltcomb.
The Goodwin Company Party.
The Goodwin Comedy Company gave a
very pleasant party in honor of the newly
elected officers at their club-rooms, 501
Devisadero street, last Tuesday evening.
The following were elected; Manager, A.
Z. Thomson; stage manager, A. S. Jarvie
business manager, William Lee; President,
Arthur Jones; Vice President. Ada Little
wood; Secretary. Edward J. Beardsley
critic. Isabel Hill; Treasurer, George
Richardson. Duets were rendered by Messrs.
Yehl and Claasen; songs by Misses NJ.
Flynn and Isabel Hill and Andrew BOgart
recitations by Edward j. Besrdsley and
Miss Nettie Steele, after which dancing was
continued till late hour. when the COM
pany marched into the dIning-room. where
a sumptuous dinner was awaiting them.
The following are the members OF the
company: Miss Nettie Steele. Miss Anna
Clark, Miss Ada Littlewood, Miss Millie
Flynn, Miss Isabel Hill. Miss Hattie Phil
lips, Miss K. McGorey; MesSrs. A. S. Jarvie,
A. Z. Thomson, Edward j, Beardsey, An
drew Bogart, sam Yehl, Albert NJ. Getz,
Lou Claasen, Joseph Triest, Marx Hill, VII
van Newman, Harry Groth, George Magen,
George Richardson, Franklyn Carly.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Russell Harrison will spend Christ
mas with her parents in Omaha, and I'M
mediately after the holidays Will go to
Washington to pass the greater portion of
the season at the White House.
Governor Markham will leave Tuesday or
Wednesday next for Pasadena, where lie
will spend the holidays with his family.
Major John II. Simpson has left for San
Diego en- route for the East, where he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Josselyn, who have
been spending several months III Paris. ex-
pect to pass January in Rome.
Mr.. John Gibbon Jr, son of General John
Gibbon, U. 5. A. has been visiting Portland
from Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William West of Stockton
have come down to spend the winter in this
city.
Mr. A. j. Pope, Miss Pope. Mr.. George
A Pope and Mr.. d. r. Murphy will spend
the approaching holidays at Monterey.
Miss Amy Loryea, daughter of DR..
L0ryea of this city. and Miss Ella Ley are in
Portland.
Dr. and Mrs. Guy E. Manning nee Will
iams) whose marriage in Sacramento
Wednesday has been noted in this column,
will reside at 1873 Geary street.
Mrs. George l.. Bradley and her daughter.
Mrs. Ryland 3. Wallace, have been visiting
in New YORK for several weeks The
former left there last Wednesday for this
city, and the latter departed on the same
day for New Orleans.