The morning call., 1891-05-10
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Many Gayeties Mark the Opening
Month of Nay.
A Picnic to Niles Canyon = Two Alameda
Weddings - Surprise on Point Lobos
Avenue-Mission Hirth-Notes.


Rev. and Mrs. Maar of Niles had most agree
able surpris. last Friday, when the members OF
The Mission congregation presented them with
ahandsome new carriage. Many OF the tHenos
also spent the evening with them 10 enjoy the
pastors surprise and pleasure over the gift
A Washington exchange has the following
note regarding tile recent Presidential trip
through California: Tie ladies Of the White
House who accompanied the President have
written glowing descriptions OF the tour,
and are enthusiastic in their appreciation OF the
distinguished eouresIes and attentions received
en- route.
Cards have reached here announcing the mar
rage OF Miss Carey, daughter Of the former
French Consul here, NJ. Z. Carey, to Mr.. Serre'
on April 11th.
Mr. aud Mss Epes Ellery Of Alameda ceis-
brated their thrtisTh wedding Anniversary May
Ist by trip 10 the country, visiting their daueh-
kers family, Mt. aud Mrs. Fred q. OStrander
and three lovely children, pleasantly situated IN
MERGED. Mr. II. j. OStrandeT took the whole
parry for tie popular drive 10 the Dutch colony;
The Society Of Independent Old Friends VIII
paTiake Of one OF DR.. j. 5. knOWltOn'S famous
clam chOWders al The Hotel SausaiIo gu Sunday
Miss Sarah Buhman, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Buhman, aud Mr. Fred Schn3rr Of san
Francisco were Wednesday morning united III
marriage IN the GdtllUiiC OAu4Ci "a -Ndpaf 1ACf-
Father SlaJteTy officiating. Mr. Fred Buhman
and Miss Geneyeve Buhman acted as best man
and bridesmaid. Mr.. aud Mrs Schnarr Will re-
side IN san Francisco where the groom Is en-
Rev. Dr. Pullman and Mrs Pullman baye
rived from the East at Pasadena, where they
viii be rendered a reception by the UnlYerSaitSt
Society tomorrow night, The following Gay the
doctor viii lecture. His subject will be Build
Mr and Mrs. George Kohu entertained a num-
Der OF friends Oh a steam launch IN \ trip round
tile bay on Sunday last, followed 10y dancing and
The service Of au excellent supper.
On his way 10 San Francisco Tie President aud
his party were received at Mission Santa Bar
bara BY Father O'Keefe aud shown through that
historic edihce by virtue Of a special dispersal
tiou. HE enttIe party, including Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dmmick, Mrs. Russell H3r-
TSOn and Mrs. Boyd, were admitted Into he
mission garden within the quadrangle formed py
the building. Princess Louise OF England, VINO
visited this country In 1882, Is the only other
LADY VINO has ever been permitted within thls
sacied precinct. On leaving, the President
thanked Father O'Beefe very cordially for the
special privileges accorded 10 his party.
A Welcoming on Point LObos Avenue.
% Tuesday evening last a very pleasant "wei-
come home" reception and surprise party WIS
rendered 10 Mrs J. II. Richards az her home,
5OS Point Lob0s avenue, by 81. James Guild,
on her return from i've months absence Ia the
East.
Many friends awaited themselves OF this pleas
ant opportunity o welcome Mrs. Richards home
and ass social evening. Besides the ameni-
ties OF conversation and the service OF refresh
meutS, an Informal programme OF vocal and III
StIumeBia music, reading aud Rotations, con-
ui6uted 10 the pleasures Of the evening, and IN
Tie midst Of prOfusIOn Of beautiful flowers the
hours sped away only too quickly. "a
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hawthorne, Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. McGraw
Mrs. Frank l. Reed, Miss Ella Reed, Mr.. .: r.
Reed, Mrs NJ J. Smith, Miss Elsie Smith, Miss
Berthe Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Meredith, Miss
Lucy Hawthorne Miss Becke Mathews, Mr.
Nte RerEfa MPfTTau
Mrs. !. McAy0y, Miss Louise McAyOy, Mr.. j.
Rogue. Mrs. J. Belly, Miss Evelyn Belly, Mr..
Al Belly, Mrs. William Mathews Mr. and Mrs
". s. Upham. Mrs. l. c. Conner, Miss Mamie
Conner. Miss Lille McAYOy. Miss Adelne Nc
AYOy. Mas er Louis Parker, Mr. George Lake,
Mrs. A Richards, Miss t. J. Richards, Mr. A.
McAyOy, MI Harry MeAVoy, Master Ernest
McAvoy Mr. J. b. Richards and Mr., Willie
Mathews.
Picnic to Niles Canyon.
The Merry Entertainers, we'll known social
club Of this city. held their annual outing, high
iiDks and picnic last Sunday at Niles Canyon
Alameda County. The weather was ali that
could be desired, and the invited guests seemed
10 enjoy themselves hugely.
MI Harris Hebron, the well-known photsg-
Tspher, accompanied the party and took several
pictures OF the club, their guests and the rural
scenery which eXcels in tie canyon. over sixty
couples accompanied the club from this city,
while they were augmented By tie SighJ-seers'
CLUB T. ON HayWards aud The RamOlers from
Niles.
The Committee OF Arrangements. TO whom
great credit is due for pertecllng the details,
Which lent much 10 The success OF The picuIc, was
composed Of tie follow ing members OF the club:
MesSrs. Eugene +. Lacy Chairman John T.
Jennings, Henry 7. Mckeuna and Frank Ward.
1Ne picnic was un0ef the general supervisor
OF the following committees; Executive Com
mttte-Jne Kerr II. McheDna, L. Ward, E +.
Lacy; Reception COmlnlttee, Tie Merry Enter
tanners; floor manager, john +. Jennings; as
sistauIs Joe Carroll and +. Ward Tie follow
Ing are tie officers OF the club: Eugene +. Lacy,
President; +. Behan, Nice-President; John +.
Jennings Secreiaryi Frank Ward, Treasurer;
Among those present were: Miss Sarah Kane.
Miss May Jennings, Miss Sarah Boyle, Miss
Fanny Burns, Miss Tessle Graney, Miss kiltie
Mckenna, Miss Kttie Morgan, Miss Josie
Ward Miss Agnes Ward, Miss Eliza Bell, Miss
Ira Mcleod, Miss Pearl Sayllle, Miss Emma
calvin, MISS Ruth Seymour, Miss May Caplaee.
Miss kute Horn, Miss kittle OLeary, Miss
Nellie Wbaley, Miss LOttie Brown Miss MOllie
McmerHey, Miss Alice Peterson, Mrs. Andrew
Bess, Miss May Dovine, Miss Lizzie Mccoy,
Miss Aggie Myrtle, Miss Hattie Brown, Miss
Aggie Caplact, Miss Gerie Ashe, Miss Flossie
Lardner, Miss Nellie McI8tOsh Miss Irene
NbtfOrd, Miss Daisy NewcOmb Miss Ida
Burns, Miss Daisy CTessy, Miss Nellie
Daley, Miss May Price, Miss Kttie Blum
hiesSrs John +. Jennings, Frank Ward, Joseph
c rrol, II. T. Mckenha, w. DOIrance, j. Kerr,
Eugene +. Lacy, w. OBrlen. I. Mailman, Frank
Iehan, X Bonner, Ray Cans, I. Jones' n.
Logan, w. Little. j. FiIzsimmOns, Reid Beckett.
]. Caplace, 1. McInerney. j. Cullen, g. J.. Hail.
p. Carr, A. Hess Jr, Fl. DOugherty, j. Tierney,
}. Holland Henry BasSet, w. Patton, q. At
wood, W. Brady, j. Deyers, NJ. Cleayer. J. Nc
Dade, r. Blanchard, J. Neyins. q: Ward, j.
Kearney, g. Horn, II. Hebron, w. Hebron.
Two Alameda Weddings.
On Thursday evening Miss Katie T. Morris
and Mr. Fred L. Cleayes were married in the
Congregational Church in the presence OF large
circle OF friends. Two little children OF Rev.
Mr. Scudder led 10 the wedding march, the seee-
tiOn being played by Mrs Cushman. Messrs. j.
II. NObmann Jr, George Bates and Mr.. Boyer
mill flln brfd do
Miss Luele Knowlaud, Miss Lizzie English and
Miss Lizzie King. Miss Winnie NJ orrls acted as
the maid Of honor. Mr.. Robert Tyson was the
gTOom's best man. The bride entered leaning on
the arm Of her father. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. w. ScUddeT ana Rev. George
Morris, after which there was a reception, when
the newly married couple received eOngTatu.a-
tons. The bridal party took carriages for the
home OF the BRIDES parents, where the wedding
banquet was served. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cieaves left
al midnight for their new home at Berkeley.
The BRIDES father Rev. George Morris will re-
turn tomorrow TO his home on the Catalina
Islands.
Miss Serena EulsIa Hegelund and Mr. HamI-
ton Cox were quietly united Ia marriage last
Thursday evening al the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, Mrs l. w. &. Hegelund, n Alameda.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. w.
ScudGer Of the Congregational Church, In the
presence OF only the Immediate relatives OF the
contracting parties. After congratulations and
8 generous amount OF presents rendered them
the young couple took the train 10 San Fran
cisco aud the following morning left for Santa
Cruz and Monterey 10 spend the honeymoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Cox win make their home In San
francisco.
Party on Green Street.
A very pleasant social gathering took place on
Friday evening May 8th, at the residence OF Mr..
Edward Hall, 1888 Green street. The parlOrs
we're lastly decorated with the choice blossoms
prOGaSed IN such bOuntliul profusIon by our
glorious climate
During tile intervals between dances the
guests we're entertained by various vocal and
instrumental selections. Tie following deserve
especial mentions; Vocal solo by Mr. II. Gal
laghtT; Spanish seTenade, guitar, by Mr.. D. Da-
ley; vocal solo by Mr.. L. Tuckey; seTio-eOmie
song and dance Original by Mr. James AtrIdge;