The morning call., 1891-08-30
EVENTS In THE
Home, Sweet Home, Attracting Wander
erS From All Sides.
Ehs Mizpah Club Tea-A Cluster Of Family
Parties es-Guilfoyle-Bassity Wedding.
Society Personals.

The Missionary Band of Kings Daugh-
ters met in the parlor of Plymouth Church
Tuesday morning to quilt At half-past u
Miss Allie Sykes of Pine street served
pretty luncheon.
The TyrOs will celebrate their next outing
by private picnic to Fairfax on Sunday
next. They will leave on the 9 O'Clock boat.
The Eola Club gave their first quarterly
ball last evening at Teutonia Hall, and it
proved thoroughly enjoyable affair. Miss
Julia Davis and Mr.. F. X. Richardson led
the grand march: These in charge were; ;
Messrs George Walton, w. C. Kramer. R.
Groswird Leon Frank, j. X. Hansen. w.
Nolan, D. H. Byrne, S. Levison.
Instead of bulPs-head breakfast, crab
ehowder will be partaken of next Sunday at
Sausalito by the Society OF l. o. F.
The Sau Francisco Operatic Society at
their last meeting decided on giving a
Trip to Africa" by Suppe some time in
November. The society has received many
applications from candidates for member
ship, and the prospects for the cast are Pc
culIarly excellent.
The MizPsh Club Tea.
The Mizpah Club, a charitable society
composed of ladies Of the Western Addition,
held most delightful apron tea yesterday
d. Melon aid, who kindly made every pos
sible arrangement for the entertainment.
Some seven hundred invitations had been
issued, and between the hours of and 6
O'Clock there was a full stream of visitors
who were cordially welcomed by the Presi-
dent and members OF the society. Over 500
worth of aprons were sold, and there was a
little music. Brsides numbers of the club
Mr.. Donald de '. Graham rendered Two or
rhrRe GalHctinns and Mr. HDrhRr NiSmar
also volunteered couple of violin solos
that were thoroughly appreciated.
A fairy tent, approached through min
iature grove Of banana plants and palms,
had been erected in the garden, and here,
amid evergreen decorations, lit up with
quaint lanterns. a bevy Of bellies served tea.
Some $50 was realized in this pleasant way.
The deft-handed Phlllses comprised: Miss
Grace Sciotchler, Miss Bell Schotchler, Miss
Nellie Iaggard, Miss Mia Taggard, Miss
Nellie Piatt, Miss Lola Haskell, Miss Jessie
Taggart. Miss Lucy Abbott Miss Julia
RuiofSon, Miss Grace BeriZ aud Miss Butler
A great deal of enthusiasm was eynced by
the fashionable company present in the
work of the club and the arrangements for
the tea. Inc success OF the latter was
mainly due 10 the kindness of Mr.. McDon-
aid and the club officers as follows: Mrs.
William T. Fonda, President; Miss Louise
Elliott, Vice-President; Mrs. L. j. Schuy-
Ter, Treasurer; Mrs. ). BertZ, Secretary.
Y. Nj. l. Private Gathering.
a number of the members of Borromean
Council, No. 129. Young Mems Institute,
assembled at Il Shotwell street last Friday
evening to tender their farewells to one of
their number, Mr.. Joseph a. McAuliffe, the
First Vice-President of the council. who
has resigned, and leaves on the 30th inst.
for Europe, where he intends TO pass sew
eral years in studying for the priesthood.
The gathering was an informal recep-
ton, that proved TO be happy and fitting
expression of the esteem in which the
young man IS held by large circle OF
friends. In the course Of the evening
Brother McAuliffe was presented by his fe-
!ow-members- with several rich aud elegant
tokens commemorative of the occasion
one, au elegant gold badge, bearing the
insignia of the \. n. l., and also a hand
some writing service appropriately en-
grayed. The evening was'paSsed in music
and recitatiOns and happy flow of good
fellowship. 4 sumptuous supper brought
the affair 10 close, with many wishes for
Mr.. McAulitfe'S success.
Among those present were: Messrs.
Joseph 4. MrAuliffe, Reys. p. Cummins
9nd =. Z. Miiligan, James j. Sullivan. John
McAulitfe, George McAuliffe, Charles L.
Gagan, K. Z. Fazackerley, n. j. Hoey, John
J. Doyle, I. r. {. Dolan, John Riley, j. a.
: Riley, I. S Cotter, John Mccarthy, Joseph
G. Hagarty and Alexander y. Mckinnon.
Rney-Everhart Wedding in San Jose.
At high noon on Wednesday Miss
Minnie Eyerhart. daughter Of Ir. and Mrs.
B. +. Eyerhart, aud Mr.. j. a. Riley, were
married at the First NJ. Z. Church, Reg. F.
F. Jewell officiating. The church was
handsomely decorated for the occasion, and
was filled with invited guests aud friends
OF the contracting parties.
The party entered in the following order:
The gr,om with his bestm Nr. Charles
Beach; ushers, Messrs. David Folz and
Howard Alexander; maid of honor,
Miss Maud Riley, sister OF the groom; Miss
frankie Greater, 8 years old, carrying the
wedding ring on white silk cushion little
Misses Neva Salisbury and Norma Schrie-
Der, years old, strewing flowers in the
brides path; and lastly the bride, leaning
on the arm OF her father.
After reception the happy couple came
10 this city en- route for their bridal trip.
On Tuesday, the 1st Of September, and
every subsequent Tuesday, Mrs. Riley will
be at home to her friends, at the Victoria,
corner of First and Julian streets, San Jose.
Surprise Party on Ellis Street.
Some Of the many frend Of Miss Nellie
Chase rendered her very pleasant surprise
party last Friday evening at her residence,
527 Ellis street.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing and games, aud also In listening to
Miss Nellie Citsse and Miss Gertrude Spell
Ian.
at midnight the guests adjourned TO the
dinlng-room, where bountiful repast was
partaken OF. 1t was in the early hours of
the morning when the guests departed.
The GGilfoyle- Bassity Wedding.
A pleasant and social event of the week
was the wedding of Miss Ellen Regenia
Bassity and Mr.. William Guilfoyle, son of
Mr.. j. j. GuilfOyle of this city, which took
place in st. James Church last Wednesday
evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Lynch. The bride was preceded to
the alter By pretty maid Of honor, Miss
Emma Meagher.
After the ceremony a reception took place
a. the prettily decorated residence of the
bridegroom On Mission street. The large
number Of elegant presents which filled one
room, showed the high esteem in which the
young couple are held by their friends.
Among those present we're: Mrs. c. f.
aver, Miss NJ. Gilfether, Mrs. Il. f. Horn,
Mrs. Murphy, Miss NJ. Meagher. Miss E.
Meagher, Miss Annie Gilfether, Miss A.
Gill. Miss L. Guilfoyle. Miss I. Guilfoyle.
Miss Kidnay, Miss NJ Kessing, Miss Ar
gent, Mrs. Argent, Mrs. Meagher: Messrs.
". Hughes. j., E. Basslty, d. F. Gilfether.
j. GIlfether, Clarence E. Aver, Milo c..
Aver, W. 5, Chandler, P. F. Hagan, j. j,
Guilfoyle, j. ). Guilfoyls Jr., II. Lam, T.
. Ryan, J. Argent.
Party on Guerrero Street.
most enjoyable birthday party was ten
dered to Mrs. Sophie Mendel at her resi-
dence. 53O6 Guerrero street. on Friday evea-
ing last.
The evening was very pleasantly spent in
recitations, music. dancing and singing. At
midnight the guests proceeded to the dining
room, where bountiful supper was spread
Among the invited guests were: Mrs. S.
Mendel. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dsnbler, Mr..
and Mrs. Con Denbler, Mr. and Mrs. Un-
freth, Mrs. John Haub of Sacramento, NJ IS
c. Hoffman, Miss K. Deutler, Miss Lizzie
Haub Of Sacramento, Miss A. Mendel, Miss
5. Mendel. Miss G. Unfreth, Miss &. Un-
fIeth; Messrs. A. w. Mass Louis Mendel,
w. Haub, G. Haub. w. Gmpel.
"A Pleasant Party.
On Thursday evening last Miss Laura A.
Fava was the recipient of a very pleasant
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