The morning call., 1891-01-05

and at each plate a NV. w. aivan and ali
At u o'clock the sfghal Was given "uN GA
rang in the new year
Onite a lengthy stay was made in the
snnneT-room, and then the guests returned
to the parlorS, where they were entertained
with music. Mr.. Hines sang few comic
songs while Mrs. Hines, possessing clear,
contralto voice, sang a few well-selected
songs and was loudly applauded. Miss
Anna Hunt played some beautiful selec-
lions on the piano and also Mrs. Gruss.
Dancing was next on the programme, the
Misses Payot presiding at the plano. -,
Thesguests departed before the sun had
riseu,wel pleased with having passed such
charming evening.
CreIIin Party in Oakland.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. Crelilu'
of Oakland, was the scene of much ENJOY
ment on New Years eve, when MISS Laul"
and Miss Mona Crellin entertained NUM-
Der of their friends at their home, Among
the guests were: Miss Augusta hehI' MISS MISS
Ella Morgan, Miss Myra Prathcr' h!ss
Emma Knight, Miss Belle Hutchlhsoh' MISS
Marin Campbell Miss Amy Clmron, MISS
P iIi,s Miss A. g. Crellin, Miss May APP
plegarth, Miss Edith ByXbee, Miss Josie
Chabot, Miss Helen Lathrop, Miss Mona
CreIIin, Miss Laura Crellin, W. Horn,
Ralph Jones, George Hoffman, Miss Rose 2St
Baldwin, Il. Dickey, Carr Mel W; Pringle,
f. Johnston, Z. Gage, w. Price. I. Pheoy,
Wright Hardy, Stanley Crellin; Mss Mamie
Soale Miss GeneyieTs E2glsh' Mss Hattie
EngItsh. Miss Georgia shank in, Miss Mary Mary
1W16iitt nr1I Miss Florence selby, Miss Belle
! IH.fnrnf' Miss Bessie Penniman, Miss Bes-
sic GaskilI, MISS Agnes Haley, Miss Lillian
EVnrson. Miss Bessie Gray, Miss Belle
Mhoon. Miss Maud Bell, Miss Lillian Strong,
Miss Emily Slodiart Miss Rae Nrooman,
Miss Mary Mclean, Miss Gertrude Craven,
Miss Emma Maloney, Miss Daisy Howard.
Miss Grace Bartlett, Miss Edna Bartlett;
Messrs. y. Leach, Frank Leach, Charles
Lathrop, j. Moore, W. Gorrill, George Nc
Chesuey, George White, Edwin Jackson,
James White, Morton johnson, Beach SUule,
Clarence D0ane, Walter Morgan, Philip Alb
bott, Charles McCleyerty, Bryant Grim
wood, }. Ritter, Prcntiss Selby, +. MarSton,
F. Brock, S Mel, II Horn, Walter Graves,
Robert Taylor
The Women's Union Entertainment.
At the pleasant gathering held on New
Years eve at the rooms of the WOmen' S
Educational and Industrial Union on SUIT
ter street. after the programme. including
vocal solos by the talented young soprano,
Miss Gertrude Aud. recitat;oDS by Miss
| Alma Davis and violin music by Mr.. Harry
! Samnels, the company adjourned TO the
dining-room. where the game OF progress
sive angling" was inaugurated and con-
tinued merTily until II o'clock, when prizes
were distributed 10 the lucky winners, and
refreshments, consisting of sandwiches,
coffee and ice-cream, were served.
A pleasant dance wound up the evening
| entertainment, which was continued long
| after the advent of the New Year, and
| apparently none the less appreciated be-
cause of the predominance Of the feminine
| element.
! 1t Is the purpose of the union to give
| several OF these entertainments throughout
| the year, in addition to its regular Tuesday
| evening SocialN, and 10 judge by the success
OF this one they bid fair TO become popular.
The Lyon-kessIer wedding.
Among the young couples TO whom this
| New Year will be memorable event are
Mr. George E. Lyon, local artist OF high
prominence, and Miss Minnie Is. KesSler, a
! niece Of eX-PTesideut Nicholson of the
| knights of P,thias Bureau of Relief Of this
city.
The pair were maze happy at the Church
of the Advent on Saturday last. The bride
groom is a son of Mt W. B. Lyon, Grand
Secretary of the Odd Fellows of California.
MI and Mrs. Lyon have gone to Monte
| rey, where they are spending their honey
! muUn
Party Clay Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
| Miss Bella Jacobs in honor of her four
tenth birthday ut the residence of her
parents, 1927 Clay street. under the aus
plces of the Jolly Five Social Club. Dane
Ing aud games were kept up until the entree
OF the New Year; then there was the grand
march, after which sumptuouS repaSt was
served.
The following programme was well rem
! dered: Song, Jolly Five Social Club; song,
| Miss Grace ktser, accompanied by Miss
| Bella Jacobs: recitation, Miss Hattie Mil
Ter; song, Miss Rose Gregg; recitation, Miss
| Lizzie Gregg; song, Master Sybert iyerson;
| recitation, Miss Addie White; piano solo
Miss Bella Jacobs; Grand March," Master
George Pinto. Master Sybert lyerson acted
| as master of ceremonies.
Among the guests were: Miss Bella Ja-
eoOs Miss Rose Gregg, Miss Hattie Miller,
Miss Mamie Maynard. Miss Rose SpIivalo,
Rosa hinsey, Miss Pauline Morris. Miss
Esther SolOman, Miss Birdie Hartman, Miss
Edna Alma, Miss Alice Whitby, Miss Alma
Asmon. Miss Wslibord, Miss Ramsell. Miss
Lottie Davis, Miss Addie White, Miss Ma
RE Shubert. Miss Alice Bradhild. Miss LIZ
zie Gregg. Miss May Smith, Miss Hattie
Bielski, Miss Tessie Mayer. Miss Ray ia
! cObS, Masters George Pinto, Mark Cooper
! Sybert Iyerson, L. Iverson, J. Raphael,
Richard TIL, Lesther Peterson, II. romp-
| son, B. Jacobs, Sidney Jacobs, AdolDh AS
mon, l. Cooper II. Mephun, Bert Rumsey,
! L. Madden, Clarence Schneider, Frank
| AOtu, Raj, Raphael, E. Morris, William
! Clark, Arthur TIL, Edward Floyd, Herman
Schmidt. Mack McCreedy.
The Maya Club Banquet.
The Nyaya Club gave its annual banquet
at prominent restaurant on New Years
eve. The last year has been very prosper
Gus one for tins popular organization; all
its socials have been grand successes, espe-
clally the fifth anniversary, given October
17th. A very enjoyable evening was passed
by all engaged and festivities were con-
tinued till a late hour.
Speeches and toasts were the order Of the
evening Among the toasts were the
Maya Club" responded to by Mr.. T.. S.
| Sullivan; The Ladies'" by Mir. Carroll
| Fogarty, and Our Future" by Mr.. w. H.
| Cole.
The event of the evening was the presenta-
ton to tne President, L. 5. Sullivan, of a
valuable oil painting, the work of a member
! of the club, Mr.. l.. Selinas, the subject
! being California Oranges
g Among those present were; Messrs. E. S.
! Sullivan. r. Z. Wilson, w. Is. Nye, Carroll
| Fogarty, ). E. Berry, +. ID. Nye, A. j. Ray
mond L. G. Selinas, NJ. j. Tobin, w. ii.
Cole, E. Boukofsky, L. Boukofsky, o. L.
fairfield, F. a. Coulter, j. Wyatt, Parker
; Jones 9. Conrad; The present officers of
K. E. Wilson, President; W. b. Nye,
Secretary; Carroll FUgarty, Treasurer;
G. L. Berry, Sergeant.
The Samish-Netter Wedding.
At the Bear Club Hall on New Years
eve Miss Tillie Meter and Mr.. Henry
Samish were married, Rev DR.. May Off
ClaLlng.
Inc bridesmaids were Miss Louise Hecker
Oh fortiand, Oregon, Miss Gertrude Wer-
ner OF Denver, Colo, Miss Rosalind Frar,,
Miss Dora Coleman and Miss Set. s SnH'
onion; the groomsmen were Mr.. Marcus i
Meter, Mr.. NJ. Frank, Mr.. Joshua j. KIain
and Mr.. l.. Si!verstone. Mr.. Herman KIaber
was the 81 oOm'S best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests repaired 10 the dining-halI, where a
sumDtuous repast was served during which
numerous toasts were offered and re-
sponded to, and congratuIatory kilograms
read. AT the conclusion of the feast the
guests returned to the main hall, where a
literary and musical programme was rem
dered, after which dancing was INDUCED in
until daylight
MIR. and Mrs. Samish will make their
future home in this city.
A Christmas Party.
very enjoyable party was given by Mr..
ana Mrs. Neils Hoffmeyer on Saturday avon