The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19

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tifully decorated and draped with masses Of
flowers and evergreens by Miss Winnie e.
Fletcher. A most enjoyable evening was
spent in singing and dancing, novel fea-
ture being Mr.. Thomas Furey's charming
music on glass goblets. AT IL O'Clock an
elegant supper was served in the dining
room. after which the merry-maklng was
continued until away after midnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Lord received many pres
ents, both useful and ornamental, among
which was q china dinner and tea set pre-
sented by the members of the lodge.
nhe rh S9sP f sd MR. asd Mrs MI r. sha
Lean, Mr.. and Mrs |. Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r C0ppin, Mr. and Mrs.
p. Bolon. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Durrant,
Ge F m Mr and Mrs any 1as
MIR. and Mrs Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Nal
eomson, Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. McNess, Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w;
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. de WintOn. MIR. and
George r. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lem0nt, Mrs. W. b.
Lyon, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. S. S. Seaman. Mrs.
}. L. Baker, Mrs: Bray, Mrs: Wahlheim,
Mrs Berry, Mrs. Mcleod, Mrs. Tobey, Miss
E. Fletcher, Miss Edith Brown. Miss Elsie
Newman, Miss Miriam f.. Lord, Miss l..
McNear, Miss Sadie Tobey, Miss Lulu Nc
Leod. Miss Maud Durrant, Miss Emma
Crawford, Miss L. Stohr, Miss Lydia Hurl-
E. Howlitt. Miss Milly Vincent. Miss Jen-
ME Wahlheim, Miss Ella Fletcher; MIR.
Baird, Mr. Smmins, Messrs. T. Fillmore,
ID. Malcom. w. White, John Thompson, NJ.
Ewing, c. Howlitt, w. +. Sawyer, Thomas
Furey. j. III. Sievers, Theodore Durrant, j.
Eiptnhar ms TrN II
and Masters Edward McNess, Fred Lord,
Arthur Lord.
The Progress Club Party.
The Sports Club and BuffalOes Club were
last year among the leading social organiza-
lions here and this season they have ANAL
gamated as the Progress Club. Their first
party took place last night at Union-square
Hall and seemed to promise pleasant
series of dances during the winter.
Cesar Brand orchestra played excellent
music and the grand march was led by Mr..
w. II. Halle.t Q1oor manager) and Miss
Laura Schmltt.
Mr.. Hallett was assisted in his duties by
Mr.. George w. Lampman and the remain
ing details were in the hands of the clu b
as whole. the members being: Messrs.
W. E. McCreery, F. Nj. Wheaton, w. II.
Halett, George w. Lampman, w. III.
Baycock, c. b. Sloan.
The Mcintosh Hubert Wedding.
Mr. Alexander II. Mcintosh and Miss
Sarah Hannah Hubert, known among her
friends by the familiar name of Annie,
were married on Tuesday evening at the
house of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Margaret J. Mcintosh, ON Lafayette street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
James Woodwork, in whose Sunday-school
the parties wree both pupils when they were
children a number of years ago, the ac-
int of which ha harn I'd oil
is the happy result having been largely
cultivated through the association thus
formed
Quite a number of their friends were in
attendance, including the mother and sis
tiers OF the bride, who had come up from
Fresno, where they now reside, to be
present on the occasion. The marriage took
place about $3.50 O'Clock, and later in the
evening the company sat down to sumptu-
Gus supper, after partaking of which they
returned to the parlors, where social inter
course and amusements Of various kinds
were INDUCED in until q late hour, when
the guests dispersed.
The newly welded pair went directly to
their home at North Beach, which had been
thoroughly furnished beforehand and was
waiting to receive them, it being their
choice to settle down to housekeeping and
the enjoyment OF domestic bliss at once,
leaving the wedding tour for a future time,
when it can be undertaken more intelll-
bCitiJ Win SiOabCL sntiS4oSllOh ~
themselves.
A Lemon Party on Capp Street.
A very unique and enjoyable party, to
which was applied the mysterious title of
Lemon Squeeze" was given on Wednes-
day evening last by the Misses Lillian Ash
ten, Perkins and Macarthur, at the resi-
dence of Miss Ashton, on Capp street.
The mystery was explained by the fact
that lemons in every form were prominent
feature of the evenings entertainment.
They appeared in the amuSements provided
for the occasion, and the dainty refresh
ments, while even the pretty gowns worn by
the three hostesseS were lemon colored.
The memory of the pleasant occasion will
linger long in the minds of those who were
present, among whom were: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ashton, Miss Pauline Mccullough,
Miss Viva Macarthur, the Misses Carrie and
Eunice Roberts, Miss Kate Williams. the
Misses Lillian and Susie Ashton, Miss Nellie
Sturgis. Miss Alice Perkins. Miss Maud
Durrant, Miss Nellie Partridge, Miss Belle
McCuag Miss Ella Codington; Messrs.
Merrill, Benjamin, Swasey. Hall, Bruegel,
Tiicomb, Dunn, Mcdonald, Hill, DurTant
and Kammerer.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Croker are enter
tanning Miss Deming of Sacramento.
Mr. Joseph Wollberg, of the firm of Zadig
& Wollberg, leaves this evening for Europe
Mrs. DR.. Cornwall of Piedmont is i'll with
la grippe.
Mr. James Y. Coleman is in Washington,
D. c., and may remain during the winter in
that city.
Mr.. Z. Avery Mccarthy of this city is the
guest of Mr.. L. A. Forester of Los
Angeles.
Miss Lydia Hammond of Napa, who has
been in the city visiting friends for the past
two weeks, VIII leave IN few days for
Stockton, to be the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Budd.
Miss Annie Sullivan and Miss Mamie Sui
livan, of Santa Cruz, are stopping for few
days at the California.
Ex-Governor James A. johnson and wife,
OF Napa, are located at the Palace Hotel for
the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cozzens of thu Will
lows, near San Jose, are at the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. c. c. MeIver of Mission San Jose Is
at the Palace Hotel.
Miss Reid, the daughter of Hon. White
law Reid, is visiting Pasadena, the guest of
Mrs. E. Il. Dexter.
Judge and Mrs. Temple and Miss Temple
have come down on short visit from Santa
Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Spreckels and Mr..
Rudolph Spreckels. who arrived recently
from Philadelphia, are at the Palace Hotel.
MIR. j. G. Giesting left for Cincinnati and
New York last evening. Miss Lavinia
Giesting, his daughter, accompanied him.
Mrs. z. n. Roth will be pleased to see her
friends on the last Thursday of each month
at 923 Geary street
Mr.. l.. NJ. Hickman and family of this
city are among the latest additions to the
American circle at Nice, France.
THE DIVORCE COURT.