The morning call., 1891-12-02

Pond, Miss Shepard Mrs. Wellington c. Bur
nett Mrs. STOW; Mrs. Washington Meeks. Mrs.
| w II. Brown, Mrs. NJ. R. Lansing Mrs. Har-
Tingtoq;, Miss Harrington Mrs. John Currey,
| Mrs. W.. W. Morrow, Miss MORROW, Colonel
Charl F. Croker. Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott,
| ID. /. Mcdonald. tie Misses Mcdonald.
Mrs. Thomas Francis Meagher .Tr.. Mrs. Austin
.nerry, Miss Speary Mrs. John skae Miss ska,
Mr.. Everett n. Bee, Mrs. John BoEgs. Colonel
and Mrs. William L. Shafter, L. $. a.. Mrs. w.
e camp6elI; Mrs John q ~ Brown T Jr' Mrs
James Irvine, Mrs. Henry L. Dodge. Mrs.
Catnerwood, Mrs. Jerome Madden, Miss Mad
den. Mrs. Easlon, Mrs. j. g. Lennon, Miss
JenUle 3 Sanderson, Mrs. Charles Lux, Mrs. q.
l.. Lansing. Chaplain Charles NJ. Blake. Z. S. A,
Mrs Blake. Miss Jennie Blair, Mrs. 5. L. Bee,
Mrs. b. b. ReddlOg.
The Colby Mckay Wedding.
The marriage OF willard Il. Colby OF Alamo da
and Miss Victoria t. Mckay of Sacramento took
place last Sunday evening at The residence OF
the BRIDES parents at Sacramento, Rev. G. A.
Ouman of St Pau's Episcopal Church perfo rim =
ing the ceremony.
Mr.. Benjamin Russell acted as groomsman and
the brides sister, Miss Lizzie Mckay. as bird
maid. An elaborate supper was served at mid
night and singing and dancing was kent up until
a late hour.
Among the guests we've: MI and Mrs. Colby
MI. and Mrs. Mckay, Misses Lizzie and Annie
Mckay. Miss X. Turner. MIR. and Mrs. Robbins,
Miss r Colby, Messrs. George 5. Mckay, Dan
ton c. Doggett aud Frank L. Raubinger oil San
Francisco.
Abe VI iDuSor Hotel banquet.
The last regular Thanksgiving day banquet
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Gilleran at the Windsor
Hotel was a very successful affair. The menu
was elaborate, the floral decorations handsome
and the music fine.
Fully TWO hundred guests and their friends
were present. Superintendent GIlleran well
coined the guests in neat speech after which
an Interesting programme OF appropriate toasts
and vocal and instrumental music was gone
through. Mr.. I. E flynn acted ably as toast
TOR md TfapFt fIa
were: Hon. I. o Btien. DIR. Calvin NJ ajor Sulli-
van and MesSrs. Spencer, Sullivan, Hazel. Fest,
McSloy. Hodge. Brand, Walsh, |iberts, O'Con-
Miss Julia Kennedy, Miss Nellie Sullivan and
Messrs. Griffin. Carroll, Redmond, Sullivan, Nc
Murray. Toomey, MeIDerney and the Windsor
Hotel Quartet contributed 10 the succ IS of tile
musical portion OF the programme. The banquet
was followed by daucing.
Party on Golden Gate Avenue
A particularly enjoyable birthday party was
rendered 10 Hiss ROsina Green last Sunday
evening, by her parents, residing at 726 Golden
Gate avenue.
The gathering took place at the commodious
home of Miss Green's aunt, Mrs. Phillips, 724
Golden Gate avenue, which deliberately
decorated for the oce aston. Over Gfty guests
had arrived by O'Clock, md enjoyed dancing
music and games Tor several hours REGULATIONS
were given by Miss Doychert and Miss Schles-
Ginger; song, MIR. jacob; duet, The Misses Go.
lnskyi plano solos by Miss Gutenberg and MIR.
Ben Fabian, respectively, and some clever leper-
uelllAih was contributed TO The general fund OF
amusement by Mr.. Philip Landsbergcr.
About midnight the gay party, the ladies' In
elegant light toilets and tie gentlemen in evening
attire, proceeded 10 The dining-room, which was
handsomely adorned with lanterns aud ever
green's. During lie bOnnIeous supper eloquent
toasts were responded 10 by the grandparents on
both sides OF Miss Green, in whose honor the
party was given. 1t 4 o'clock before the
guests left, taking with them unique souvenirs OF
the happy occasion. The ladies' received little
ornamental baskets tied with cOlored ribbons
and the gentlemen cigar holders.
Among those present were: Miss Minnie
Beas, Miss Essie Cohn. Miss Martha Golinsky.
Miss Hennie Golinsky. Miss Maud Leszymsky,
MISS Emma Landsberger, Miss I,ottie MerZoach,
Miss Eva Schleslnger, Miss Nettie Uri, Miss
Lille Behienut, Miss Rosie Behrendt, Miss
Birdie Abrams, Miss Ida Wolfe, MISS Eva
Hckheimer, Miss Hattie Coblentz, MISS Hor.
Tense Levy. Miss Ernie Doychert, Miss Hattie
Geist, Miss Fannie Steiner. Miss Fannie SIsen-
vine, Miss Leah Goldsmith. Miss Helen Gruen-
berg, Miss Gertrude Gutenberg, Miss Monte
krDnberg; Messrs. Alex COIN, Benjamin Fabian,
j. Go!insNy y. +. Harris NJ. Herzog, j. jacob, s.
Jacob, l.. Kline, +. LaBdsberger. julius Lie
bert, &. Levy. c: Liplnan, Meyer Leipsic, sydney
julius Simon. Gerald Schesinger, Mr. Uri, NJ
Spi.o. i. Friend S. Solomon, l.. Schlesinger, G.
DoYcheri, clarence Norris Arthur Gutenberg
ii. Leipsle.
Society Personals.
Senator aud Mrs. Stanford leave to-day for
Menlo Park, where they Will entertain party OF
friends
Mr.. Irwin C. Slump and his bride spent
Thanksgiving day at the home OF Governor
Markham, at Pasadena.
His Grace Archbishop RioTdan. who left for an
Eastern trip several weeks ago, was 10 ST. Louis
for The celebration Of the golden jubilee Of Arch
bishop Kenrick.
MIR. n. X. Masten and daughters left New
YORK on Thur sday for this city. Tie Miss 8
Masten have been abroad studying for the past
two years.
Mrs. John Vance Cheney will return from the
East this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Painter (nee Ferguson,