The morning call., 1891-10-04
October Opening Ont With a Graf
ifIing Outlook.
Details Of the SC0tt-WaGTmal Wedding "A
Puzzle Party-ThG Buttler Silver
WeddiRg-LittlG Notes.

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street. in which number of our most tai
ented musicians will take part. large at
tendance is hoped for and tie names of the
artists who have kindly consented to help
the ladies on this occasion will be announced
later.
The opening of the krmess, which is
fully reported in another column. was a
brilliant success. Family tickets of general
admission are being bought up on all sides.
Mr.. George T. Bromley, the wel-known
orator and genial club-man, will make fish
chOwder on Friday, the 18th inst, at the
lunch given In Irving Hall by Lincoln Re-
lief Corps for the benefit OF its charity fund.
There was pleasant gathering OF friends
at the Ktna Springs on the 18th inst to
celebrate the twenty-ffth wedding anniVer-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Liddell. After
the ceremony bountiful collation. was in
dulged in and dancing was the order of the
evening. Toward morning all dispersed.
having had joyous time. The presents
were numerous and handsome.
Mr.. John f. NJ adden, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Madden. has passed a successful
examin alton for an appointment as Second
Lieutenant in the army. The young map is
a native OF Sacramento, but with his parents
made his home for some time in this city.
Anumber of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Stuart Taylor tender them delightful
surprise last Tuesday evening, the occa-
sion being a hOuse-warming for Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, who have Just moved into
their elegant new residence on Regent
street, Alameda. The party first met at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, and
made the surprise complete. The evening
was most enjoyably passed.
The Scott Waterman Wedding.
Mr. Irving Murray Scott Jr. of this city
and Miss Anna Charlotte Waterman of
San Diego were married on Tuesday after
noon at . 80 o'clock. at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. r. W. Waterman,
corner First and Kalma streets, San Diego,
by Rev. B. F. Mcdaniel. pastor Of the Uni
tartan Church.
Only the near relatives of both the high
contracting parties were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sect left the next day for the north,
and will probably be gone several weeks on
their wedding tour, which will embrace
visit to various points of interest in Cali
f0rnia and the Pacific slope and possibly
trip to the East. The groom has been occu-
plying the position Of foreman in the Stone
wall mines for several months past, but is
interested in the Union Iron Works here.
The newly welded couple have not de-
cded as yet whether they will make San
Diego their future home or not.
The Beulah Club Entertainment.
The following entertainment was given on
Friday evening by the Beulah Club: Over
ture. orchestra; soprano solo, Springfield
Mrs. Martin Schultz; recitation, selected.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett; bass solo, selected,
Mr. j. NJ. Robinson; mandolin solo. VaIse
FantasIique," op. % (Giorzal. Professor
Samuel Adelstein.
Dancing was afterward INDUCED in under
the direction of DIR. John Townsend, to the
music of YANKEES Orchestra.
The present officers of the club are Mrs.
J. S. Nation. President; Mrs. j. G. Sellers,
Vice-President; Mrs. W. II. Loring, Treasu-
rer; Mrs. II. n. Stevens. Financial Secre-
tary; Mrs. F. G. Smith, Corresponding Sec
rotary.
The Buttner Silver Wedding.
Mrs. Amelia Buttner, President of Seven
Pines Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., pleas
antly entertained many of her friends at her
residence, 515 Guerrero street, on Wednes-
day afternoon, the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary of her marriage.
AS the guests departed they proffered
many wishes to the hostess for happy and
prosperous matrimonial voyage to the close
of life. The presents received on the oc-
casion were handsome and useful. A sump-
tuous repast was served and in every
way the affair was made memorable to all
present.
The guests included: Mrs. Sarah A.
NJ etcalf, Mrs Jennie Houston, Mrs. A.
Meade, Miss L. G. Horn. Mrs. Annie Black,
Mrs L. 3. Griffith, Mrs. Mary Wells, Mrs.
Calie Sherwood, Miss III. Pinkson, Miss
Lucy McKenna, Mrs. SLEEPER. Mrs. G. Il.
Umbsen. Mrs. A. Ayers, Mrs. Pinkson.
Mrs. Annie Wlede Mrs. J. c. Harvey, Mrs.
Dunn, Mrs. Della Wentworth, Mrs. Avery,
Mrs. J. hurry Bailey. Mrs. Lizzie Myers,
Mrs HOll0peter, Miss Lille Buttner Mr..
Lincoln Buttner and Miss Gussie Umbsen
Puzzle Party.
Mrs. Emil Steinegger entertained num-
Der Of her friends last Wednesday evening
by giving delightful puzzle party
Four prizes were awarded, two to the
ladies solving the most puzzles out of a
number of twenty varieties. and two to the
two gentlemen acquitting themselves best
Miss Lucia Klelnhaus and Mr.. Louis Fisch-
beck carried off first honors of the evening,
Miss Lulu Fischbeck and Professor W.
Ernst coming in second.
Those present were: Miss Lucia Klein
haus, Miss Ida Kleinhaus. Miss Carrie
Slebe. Miss Emma Monnet, Miss Lulu
Fischbeck. Miss Zoe Patton, Miss f. Hoff,
Miss Eta Otto, Miss L. S. Heney, Miss Tillie
Otto, Miss Laura Otto, Miss Susie Hert,
Miss Daisy Bethel, Miss Bessie Weeks.
Miss I. Menike, Miss |. Oprecht, Miss b.
Oprecht, Miss Jennie Wilson; Mr.. and Mrs.
6. Mattern, Professor Ernst, Mrs. H. Stein
egger, Miss E. Steinegger, Colonel AL Mason,
Professor AL Sundland, Mr.. r. Cowan, Mr..
II. Hartmann. MIR. Fred Gantner, Captain
o. Gantner, Mr.. Louis Fischbeck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emi! Steinegger and others.
Pleasant Birthday Party.
A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given TO Miss K. E. Kenny at her resi-
dence on Silver avenue on Saturday even
iprr har Hha
arrive about O'Clock, and after discard ng
their wraps they were ushered to the draw.
iDg-rooms, which were lastly decorated.
The recess formed by the ay-windows
were filled with flowers, while long strings
of smilax and ivy were twined around the
rooms where the walls and ceilings meet,
In different corners OF The rooms and halls
stands of flowers had been placed and their
delicate perfume penetrated all parts of the
house. In mysterious corner band was
placed and the unseen musicians added
much pleasure to the occasion by their sweet
strains of music. Dancing was kept up till
an early hour.
At midnight Miss K. Kenny and Mr.. l..
Taylor led the grand march to the dining
room. where sumptuous repast was spread
After supper very pleasant musical and
literary entertainment was rendered.
Among those participating were: Miss
v. Hurye, Miss Goldsmith, Miss Bowling,
Miss K. Pierce. Miss b. Mcdonald, Miss G.
Smith; Messrs. +. j. Conn, G. Ii. Burgers.
f. Stanwood. }. 0Donnell, f. Mcdonald,
j. P. Wadsworth. At 6 o'clock the guests
departed, well satisfied with their nights
enjoyment
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kenny, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Colnian, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hurye, Mr..
and Mrs. Colman, Miss E. Mcclure, Miss
K. Bowling, Miss M. Fisher, Miss NJ. Dow
ling, Miss N. Reardan, Miss NJ. Mitchell.
Mcdonald, Miss G. Smith, Miss NJ. DAILY,
Miss NJ. Cannon. Miss A. Cronogue,