The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-21

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tory.
supper was served and after a pleasant
nour or SO the young people departed for
thelr wedding tour amid the usual shower
OF rice They will make their residence in
East Oakland.
The Blackwell Dinner.
Mrs. Ruth Blackwell gave a charming
dinner party at the Palace Hotel just pre-
Vious TO her departure for the Orient. The
table was beautifully decorated with fra
grant flowers and fairy lamps artistically
arranged The menu was elaborate and
the affair throughout was most enjoyable
Those present were: Judge and Mrs. j ohm
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. l., S. B. Sawyer, Mr..
and Mrs; Downey Harvey. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Harry Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Il.
Hoburg, Miss Louise Hoiladav, Miss Sallie
Hue. Miss Aldrich, Miss Nellie Jolliffe,
MISS Thompson, Mr.. James ID. Phelan, Mr..
{. ID. O'Sullivan. Lieutenant j. w. Carlin,
Y. ;. N; MIR. Joseph d. Redding and Mr..
Adams.
Sargent Corey Wedding in Salinas.
Mr.. Bradley Y. Sargent Jr.. son of Hon.
Bradley V. Sargent of Monterey, a gradu-
ate OF Yale College and District Attorney of
Monterey County, was married on Wednes-
day, at Salinas, to Miss hose C. Corey,
adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
| Corey, a beautiful brunette and former
| graduate of Mills College.
Rev. MIR. Mccormick performed the cere-
m9ny at 1880 O'Clock in the presence of
rela ives and near friends. The maid of
honor was Miss Lillian Bradshaw of ANA
dor County and the bridesmaid Miss May
Percy OF San Jose. MIR. Frank Meyer of
Petaluma was best man and Mr.. Will Ia
bella OF Salinas groomsman.
The bride looked charming In satin and
White chiffon, made with court train, high
neck and long sleeves; ornaments dia-
monds. The maid of honor wore lavender
SIX and chiffon, en- dem-traine, the neck
| cut shaped; she carried bouquet of
heliotropes. The bridesmaid was attired in
PINK India silk, with feather trimmings, and
| carried pink begonias.
After the ceremony an elaborate wedding
breakfast was enjoyed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sargent soon left tor this city en- route for
the bridal trip, which will be extended to
| Del Coronado. Their presents Were very
numerous and costly.
1t was in all respect one of the most en-
| Joyable and best arranged weddings cele-
DRAFTED IN Salinas for n long time.
Parties to Take Place.
The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club
viii hold its annual hogmanay party at b.
b. Hall, III, Eddy street. on the 3lst inst.
But 400 tickets will be issued this year and
| those desiring TO procure same must make
immediate application. The committee in
| charge of the affair is busy making the
| necessary arrangements and a general good
time is assured To all who may attend.
National Parlor, NOsllS, y. S. G. w, will
| hold their next reception at Odd Fellows
Hall on the evening of Tuesday, Jan uary
| 18th.
Sequoia Parlor, No. 100, n. S. G. w, is
making special preparations Tor its enter
tainment and hop to take place on New
Years eve week from next Thursday
The combined councils, Order of Chosen
Friends, will give their fourth monthly en-
tertanment at Odd Fellows Hall on Thurs
day evening, the 31st inst
The recently organized "Mikados" have
issued invitations for their initial leap-yrar
party, to take place at Union-square Hall
on Tuesday evening, January 5th. The
club incudes Messrs. J. Huntsman, Il.
Hooper, f. Kelley. A. Lennon, Il. Steven
son, g. Moss, T. Nye, J. Gensler, W. Moore
| and \. Hemmenway.
The Glover Club viii hereafter hold
monthly receptions at Pioneer Hall on the
| second Friday, commencing on the 18th of
January. The membership limit of 100 is
| not likely to be extended.
The Owls Will give their fourth invitation
| hop al Union- square Hall on Friday even
| ing, January -, 1892
The Independent Rifles Theo Schmal-
| holZ, Captain, VIII give their annual mas
querade ball at Saratoga Hall on Saturday
| evening, January 9Th.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852 K. AMI L. of
| H., viii give its forty-eighth hop on Thurs
| day evening. January 7th, at Odd Fellows
I1hIl. IONlSdltuUs can De Idu OF LUe OPcTe-
tary. Mrs. E a. Major. at 236 Suffer street.
The COrOnadus will give their sixth hop
| at ODD Fellows Hall, on Wednesday even
| ing, the 30th inst.
The Yosemite Club will give its second
social at Mangels' Hall, corner of Twenty
| fourth and Folsom streets, on January 9.
| 1892.
The Goodwin Comedy Company will pro-
duce French Flats" described as a farcical
comedy at Saratoga Hall on Thursday even
| mo the 18th of ,lanuarY
Twilight Circle, No. 70, A. 0. F., will hold
| public installation and social OIL January
| 8. 1892, at Cambrian Hall, 1888 Mission
| street.
Tribe Seminole, No. "a, L o. r. NJ, will
| install their officers and dance at Union
square Hall on Saturday evening, January
| 9th, 1892
On Monday evening, January 4th, Alcalde
social and public installation of officers al
| Irving Hall. Invitations have been issued
! and a large attendance is expected
The Escorts will give their third hop on
| Thursday evening, January q, 1892, at
| Odd Fellows Hall.
Branch II, c. l.. A. s., will give a dona-
| lion party at St Georges Hall this evening.
1t is hoped the public will assist the ladies
by their presence.
The st. Albons Sunday-school will give
their Christmas festival and dance next
! Wednesday evening, in Union-square
| hall.
A students recital of the Conservatory of
|. Music will be held at Irving Hall next Mon
day afternoon, commencing at O'clock.
Professor Love invites his pupils and
friends to a hop and Christmas tree 10 take
place next Friday evening at 507 Suffer
street.
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party at Saratoga Hall on Christmas
| eve
The eighteenth anniversary ball of the
| GeTmania Club will take place at Saratoga
Hall on Friday evening next
The San Francisco Operate Society Will
| give their second Christmas-tTee social ON
Monday evening next at Saratoga Social
Hall. 1t is expected to be dress affair
A Chanekah ball will be given as bene-
| fit to Congregation Shaari Zedeck Stockton
| street Synagogue, in aid Of its cemetery, at
| B'nai Birth Hall. on Sunday next.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge will give
Leaf Social" in Odd Fellows Building,
on Saturday evening next. a programme
| introducing many novelties, including an
operetta, will be followed by dancing.
Damien Council, I. Nj. l., No. 50, will have
benefit at the Alcazar Tbeater this even
| ing.
The Eola Club will give Its Christmas ball
| at Teut0nia Hall, on Saturday evening next,
when the club will present to its floor man
| ager, Mr.. George Walton, a handsome dia-
| mOnd ring.
The Glendore Dramatic Club will give an
| entertainment and dance in aid of a desti-
| tute family next Saturday evening.
The Ari0n Club will give one OF their en-
| joyable entertainments next Saturday even
| ing at their rooms, on Pine street.
Next Saturday evening the Children's
Progressive Lyceum. which meets at 9G9h
Market street each Sunday morning, will
hold in that hall its annual holiday festival.
when presents will be distributed to all the
young members, and an evergreen tree will
add to the pleasure of the evening.
Society Personals.
Mr.. John W. Mackey Jr. has secured an
elegant Belgrava suite on Fifth avenue and
| Forty-Dinth street, New Y ork, in the same
| building where Mir. and Mrs. Harry Gillig
| have fiat
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Tubbs, Miss Tubbs,
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Tubbs and Mr.. Alfred
| S. Tubbs will spend the holidays at Monte