The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-08

| by Miss Wyatt. Alter the ceremony reception
| was held and an elaborate wedding supper en-
| Joyed.
| MIR. and Mrs. Robbins leave tomorrow by
| steamer for Los Angeles, where they Will remain
! two months. They will afterward make their
headquarters in this city. Their wedding glts,
| which included lamps, vases. toilet travelling
! case, table dlnner-gong and many more articles,
| were particularly elegant
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. M
| V. Ritter, Mr.. f. Ritter, Mrs. +. NJ. Block son.
Mr.. a Blockson. Mr.. E. Blockson. Mr.. Frank
Bain Miss Madge LAWYER. DR.. and Mrs. Wetch'
Nj. and Mrs. Richard Whelan, Mr. and Mrs.
! Thomas Maher. Mr. W. F. Mcclure, Miss Annie
| Daley, MIR. William Schombergs MI. Culver Tor
| don.
The SeIig-Harris Wedding.
A very quiet but enjoyable party took place
| last Sunday at the residence OF Mrs. ID. Harris,
at $40 Hayes street, the occasion being the mar
risge OF Miss Ida Harris and Mr.. S. Sellg, for
merly of Honolulu. Only the immediate friend 5
| and relatives were present. The ceremony was
performed by DIR. Voorsauger of the Temple
| EmaDu-El. The young couple took the evening
train for Portland, whence they will go to VIC
| toria, Is. C., aud from there 10 Seattle, Wasn'
Later in the season a trip TO Alaska is arranged.
They Will divide their residence between Seattle
| and San Francisco.
A Farewell Reception.
| On Monday evening, the 9Th inst. at ZIG
| Seventh street, a farewell reception was ten
! dered TO Mrs. Henry Euler Jr., prior TO her
departure for the East by the Order OF Golden
Links. A very pleasant evening was spent by
| those present until 2 O'clock when 'Auld Lang
| Syne" was sung with hand-shaking and fare
wells. Those present were: Mr., and MIS-.
| Henry Euler, Rev. W. L. Citizens, Mr.. and MIS-.
Muhner, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Trueworthy, Mr..
| and Mrs. Maybery, The Misses Ella and Jennie
| Stewart, the Misses Katie and Lille true
| worthy, the Misses Jennie and Annie May perry.
Miss Fl0rence Nickel, and The Misses Sadie and
Daisy Maybery; Messrs. g. Glasson, q. Euler
Euler A EgeI W. MeagRes W. 12mes enio ~
| q. BONN, l.. Antilles, A. V0lnar, &. and W. May
beiy and Z. Walker.
The Unity Lodge Entertainment.
An enjoyable entertainment ana social was
given by Unity Lodge, No. Ga, Order OF the
Golden Shore, last evening at Washington Hall,
Red Mems Building.
The following programme was presented:
Overture Miss Bryant; address, Supreme Secre-
iary Z. Z. Wolf; recitation, Miss AUSTIN song,
Mr. NJ. II. Smith; address, supreme President
Ii. W. Mathews; RECITATION, Miss Pearl. Dancing
was thea enjoyed under the management OF MI
George A. Gustin.
The committee OF the pleasant affair consisted
OF Mrs. NJ Bertran, Mrs. A. Boehm Miss H.
Sandman, Mrs. L. L. Hansen aud Mr. NJ. Boehn.
Surprise on Seventh Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given recently
10 Miss Adde Mchaels at 20212 Seventh street.
Among those present were: Misses Rosie,
Hattie and Minnie Monasch, Miss HuIda Munter,
Miss Olga Beck, Miss Victoria Beck, Miss sadie
Michaels Miss Aadle Miehaels, Miss Selma and
Pansy Spicer. Mrs. HaDanuey, Miss Mary Han
anney, Aliss Jennie Cohen, Miss Daisy Dorothy,
Miss Marie Mohany, MessTs. Joseph Flynn,
CHARLES Flynn, A. Mountain, Herman Bernstein
Saul Michaels, K. Lippman, j. Lippman, Bernard
Munter, Marcus Munter.
The Diana Circle Party.
pleasant party was given last evening at
Unon-square Hall by Diana Circle. No. o. c. Of
f. of A. uuder the auspices OF The following COM
mttees: Committee OF ArraDgements-MiSs Z.
II. Ruppel, Miss Myer, Miss Hardewig, Miss
Rapptn, Miss E. Ruppel, Mrs Degan- Mrs. True,
AQh
Newton; Reception Communicable Newton,
Sir. Trautner Miss E. H. Ruppel Miss Rappln,
Floor Committee Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs. began,
Miss Ruppel. Miss Beguelin, Miss MyeT, bls5
Hardewig.
The Excelsior Club Entertainment.
On Monday evening the Excelsior Clubs
weekly meeting drew the usual pleasant gather
Ing 10 Washington Hall. where the members pre-
scented the following programme:
Overture, " The Mocking-bird orchestra; ;
vocal solo, "old Mndrld,n' Mr.. 9. J. Dolan; reel
lallOn comic sayings. Mr. W. Forsyth; song
Excelsior quartet. soft ana Low" Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Walker, Miss Eva Peck and Mr.. Fred
Peck; recitation, " First Visit 10 The Theater"
Mr. Allen; slelght- Of hand performances, Mir. Ed
Rowe; recitation, Asleep at the SwiIch,'' Miss
Laura Crews. The remaining time was filled
by dancing Mr.. w. E. Walker acting as floor
manager, assisted by Mr.. Ed Rowe.
Society Personals.
At last accounts Mrs. James Irvine. Mr.. James
W. Byrne aud afr, G. Byrne were at Bellaggio,
Lake Como, Iiaiy.
Miss Shepard II Oakland Is the guest OF Mrs.
Hsury I. Scott.
General L. f. Beaie Of Washington, D. c., is at
tn Palace Hotel.
Mr.. George Schell of this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ScheIl Of Knights Ferry and Mrs. Hewell OF
Modesto were the guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs. fl. ..
Mathews last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dunno, who spent the
winter at The California have returned to their
home in san Rafael.
MRS. Fred Wilcox formerly Miss Bessie
Garby) and grand daughter Of Mr.. w. II. BOYee,
returned 10 her home In New York with her hus-
band on Wednesday, after several weeks visit
in thtS city.
Mr.. aud Airs. H. L. Tatum have returned from
q visit in TIE South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. sperry expected to leave
yesterday un trip to the Sandwich Islands.
Mrs. IL. Hiiard has taken up her residence at
the Hotel MiTabeau.
Mrs Judge Mchlnstry has been visiting Santa
Cruz.
Mir. j. NJ. Marlborough and family are up from
Heulo Park and at tie California
Miss Maud Cameron Is visiting Mrs. Luis l..
AtguellO al her home In San Jose.
mr.. ana Mrs. Frank sullivan VIII occupy their
new home on tile northeast corner Of Van Ness
avenue and Washington street tis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. de RGyier Will spend the
summer Al Sau5attto.
MIR. and Mrs. E. l.. e. Steele left ON their East
ern trip CD Sal urday evening last
MIS-. j. I. Fleming OF Alameda, accompanied
by her youngest son. left for Santa Barbara Sun
day morning 10 spend The season as the invited
guests OF Judge Packard and daughters.