The morning call., 1891-12-24

the wroIe happy event was delightfully."- free
OF inappropriate display. The parlOrs were
prettiy decorated with Christmas berries and
evergreens, ana presented charming pear
ance with their Injurious appointments
Among tie friends there Were: Mr.. Lloyd
Tevis, MIR. and Mrs. William lewis, Mrs E. NJ.
Drum. the Misses Drum. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jennings, Miss r. Jennings Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Kingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, the Misses
Fisher, Mr.. and Mss. Roe, Mrs. Ayres, Mrs.
Williams Messrs. Jennings, j. Elicit, A. E.
Shattuck
After receiving the con graiulaiIons of their
friends, mir. and Mrs. Fshe left on bridal trip
In The southern portion OF the State. intending
to make Del Coronado III cir objective polnt
They will reside their eturn at 1910 Suffer
street, which las been added to and compile tely
Iebabiated for their reception.
The wedding presents were numerous ana
costly.
The st. Adams School Festival.
large number of friends enjoyed the Christ
mas festival given by ST. Adams Sunday-school
last evening at UuOn-sq Hall.
Probably the school has never given more
successful entertainment, the only drawback be-
ing the absence through sickness of The Supern-
tendent, Mr.. William q. Badger. he pro-
Song, Ring Merry, Merry Bells" by Sunday,
school; Iableau by the following young ladies':
Mary Walters Ida Gilbert, Daisy simrkin~,
ME Brown ana Gerie Grant; address. by Rev.
Mr.. Citizens; minuet dance; posing, by Miss
dance of all nations song. christmas Time
Has Come gain," by the Sunday school, Christ
mas Bowers" or Santa Claus in the Chimney.
by Miss Lille Trueworthy and the children OF
the Sunday school; song, kris KriDglP." by the
Sunday school; ENTRANCE OF Santa Claus: broom
Maybery. Miss Sadie Plati@, Miss Pleasence
Peck Amelia KIause, Miss Sadie Maybery, Miss
Amelia Candage, Mis-, Miss May SIoIz, Miss Minnie
Meadows, Miss Minnie Butler, Miss Alice IRE
win flag bearer, Miss Florence Mckle.
The following composed the Committee OF
Arrangements: Mr.. William L. Mublner, Chair
man; Mr.. George Caswell, Mr.. August Euler,
Mr.. +, Wagner, Mrs. TIueworthy. Mrs. Trewin,
| Mrs. Ii. Euler.
Snciety Personals.
Governor II. Ii. Markham left on Tuesday for
| Pasadena to spend the holidays with his family.
Hon. Robert Boyle attended The Patriarchs'
| ball at New York. MI Boyle is the second son
of the Earl OF Cork. Major Ratnbone and Mr.. j.
W. MacKay Jr. were also present.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. DrInkhouse have both been
confined to their beds with the grip, but are now
coDvaescng.
Miss Elizabeth. daughter of General C. W.
irish, has returned from years visit to the
Eastern States.
Miss Josie Turcott has come up from Santa
Cruz TO spend the holidays with her cousin, Miss
Colonel Reed Jones of Governor Mark hams
| staff is now a resident OF Alameda.
MIR. and Mrs. George NJ. Bowman and Miss
| Edna Bowman OF San Jose are at the Palace for
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. George NJ. S;Oney and family have taken
up their residence al the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus PolIasky OF Fresno ar
rived at The Palace yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. V. Sargent nee Corey are at
| Redondo Beach on their honeymoon.
| Judge II. q. Stiuve and family are visiting
| here from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Chamberlain and three
boys are In Southern California.
Hon. Jesse ID. Carr OF Salinas is at the Palace.
Hon. w. d. Grady of Fresno Is at The Baldwin,
Colonel j. NJ. Moorhead OF Mountain View re-
turned home yesterday.
| Mr.. +. A. Helm, the Santa Cruz millionaire, is
stopping at the Palace Hotel.
Hon. Diury Melone has returned from brief
visit 10 his Oak Knoll ranch.
| Mrs. CallaghaD, widow OF Mr.. Daniel Cal
laghan, President OF The First National Bank, Is,
with her daughters, y.he Misses Callaghan,
| making sojourn in Nice
Mr. ID. I. Cole, Miss Minnie Cole and Miss
| Gertrude Mathews are spending the holidays in
town from Nevada City.
Miss Ada EdgertOn returned TO Alameda
short time ago from an extended European trip,
| having spent considerable portion OF the time
| in Carlsbad.
Vlce-Admiral Paul de NazimoG. who has been
connected with The Russian Squadron now at
Viadystock, accompanied by his aide de- camp,
| Lieutenant Nicolas de Klado, is stopping at the
| Palace.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer W. Belshaw have re-
turned home from a tour around the world having
been absent from home over year. They sailed
from san Francisco TO Japan, going thence to
China, through Southern Asia and across the
Continent OF Europe. visiting IN their Journey
Athens, Italy, France and Great Britain. Their
bomeward voyage from Liverpool ON The steam
ship Majestic was The quickest ever made across
tensively Interested IN mining aud coal prop
critics In the Sierras and elsewhere will rcoc.
cupy, with his family, their elegant mansion,
1926 jackson street.