The morning call., 1891-07-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Chimes Enchant the
Santa Cruz Encampment.
0pen-Air Gayeties-The Borromean Council
Dance-Chosen Friends Gather-Per-
sonal Movements-Notes.

The Sheridan Dramatic Club will produce
"Davy Crockett" at Saratoga Hall this
evening.
The San Francisco Hussars gave hop at
the Pavilion in Santa Cruz on Tuesday
evening.
The Hop Vine" cottage party of Capitola
entertained several visitors during the holi-
days. Registrar w. A. Brown, Mr.. James
Riley, MIR. Gallagher and Mr.. P. ]. Ken
nedy of San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs Hart
ley, Mr.. Charles Nelson and Mrs. Henry
Anderson Of Alameda were among the num-
Der.
The summer opening of Mrs. Ada Clark's
dancing academy will take place next Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Lucy Barham, eldest daughter of
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Barham, of Santa
Rosa, was married on Tuesday, by Rev. r.
l.. Mediation, to Mr.. James II. McCullock,
rising business man of Ukian.
Mrs. w. E. Gould, Miss Gould and Miss
Griswold received a number of friends on
Monday afternoon at their pretty mountain
home, Arcadia. Among the number we're:
Mr., and Mrs. P. b. Cornwall from Heart
a the Mountains" Colonel and Mrs. 7. P.
Robb and Mrs. Mitchell from Sea View
Villa, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Booth of Red
wood Peak, Mr. and Mrs. Bartling and Mr..
Field of this city.
The Social Council Installation.
Last evening Washington Hail. Red
Mems Building, was crowded with mem
bers and friends Of Social Council, No IS,
o. C. f.
After an entertainment in which Miss
Sadie Colby, Mrs. Fannie Igo. Mr.. F. A.
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs, ,Igo. Miss Annie
NJ ~. Il
Shattuck participated, the following
officers were installed by Grand Councillor
FL. W. Hutton. Past Grand Councillors G..
NJ. Arnold and Daniel Sewel Grand Re-
porter Mrs. Annie E. Evans, Grand Guard
Mrs. S. Kruger and Deputy Grand Coun-
cilor c. T. Dennis: Past Councillor, P.
Sullivan; Councillor, Clara Mcdonald; Vice
Councillor, Mrs. S. Crouch; Secretary, A. G.
Baker; Treasurer, John Kavanagh; Pre-
late, Mrs. Nj. HObson; Marshal, Mrs. A.
Chace; Warden, Mrs. ii. Kavanagh; Guard,
Mrs. NJ. j. }. Baeeus; Sentry, Mrs. A. Neil
son; Organist, Mrs. NJ. A. Hutching; Trus-
tees-R. T. Baccus, c. NJ. Arnold, DR.. John
Letter.
Dancing and a sumptuous banquet closed
the pleasant evening.
Marceau-Fi Wedding at Santa Cruz.
Colonel Theodore C. Marccau of this city
and Aid-de-C Camp ON the Governors staff
was married last evening at Santa Cruz to
Mrs. Amanda j. Fiske Of Fresno.
The groom, who has hosts of friends In
this city, has served on the staff of four diff
ferent Governors. He is engaged in the
Photographic business here. and is known
throughout the East and Europe, having
travelled extensively. 1t was in London
that, several years ago, he first met the
bride, who is the widow of Mr.. John d.
Fiske. She is quite wealthy. besides being
attractive in manner, pretty, and very pop
ular in Fresno.
The ceremony took place in the parlors OF
the Sea Beach Hotel in the presence of the
Governors staff, attired in full regimentals.
Among the official attendants on the
suspicious occasion were Colonel Mar
ceaus friends and comrades the staff
Colonel +. l.. Chad bourne. Colonel W. ID.
Sanborn, Colonel X. d. Laidlaw and Colonel
Frank w. Sumner The affair created
quite little flutiar throughout the encamp-
ment Major j. f. Burgin of General Dick
iDson's staff was the groOm's best man and
escorted Miss Rascoe, the bridesmaid. The
costumes were very elegant and cnstiy, and
the wedding gifts included many valuable
gems. Over a hundred kilograms of con-
graduation were received. Colonel Mar
ceau and his bride will remain in Santa
Cruz until the close OF the brigade encamp-
mPnt.
The happy pair, who received innumer-
able elegant wedding gifts from their
friends, Will spend the honeymoon in Santa
Cruz which Mrs. Marceau is now visiting
appearance, very distinguished, spent
week last June in Fresno, where it is under
stood that the present happy alliance was
arranged
The Borromean Council Entertainment
complimentary entertainment and social
in honor of the newly elected officers of
Borromean Council, No. 129, Young Mems
Institute, fairly flied Mission Opera Hall
last evening.
hn F.ll fha
pared: Overture, orchestra address, Presi-
dent Joseph A. Mclnnis; vocal solo, Miss
Maggie O'BrieD, Miss Renie Mcguire ac-
conpanist; recitation, Mr.. William j. Lon
ergan; fancy dances, little Mabel Ferris;
vocal solo, Miss Kittie Sheehan; recitatio n,
Miss MOllie Riley; soprano solo, Miss Mag
gle COrnyn; recitation, Miss Maggie Sulli-
van; tenor solo, Mr.. James Woods; xylo-
phone solo, Mr.. Joseph J, Matheson; vocal
solo, Mr.. J. j. Sullivan, Miss Mary L. Cor
man accompanist Dancing afterward held
sway.
The newly elected officers are: President
Joseph A. McInDis; First Vice President,
j. a. McAUlitfe; Second Vice-President,
John j. Carr; Recording Secretary, r. e.
Fazaekerley; Financial Secretary, Z. F.
HOey; Treasurer, Rev. P. E. Mulligan;
Marshal, r. Stephen Cotter; Medical Ex-
aminer, w. b. Coffey. Md. Inside Senti-
mel, w. j. O'Bren; Outside Sentinel, James
u.
Following directed the floor: Floor man
ager, Daniel Sheehan; Floor Commit. &C.
Charles Il. Gagan, j. G. Hagarty, John J.
Bacon, L. w. Cullen, 4. L. Fazackeriey, y.
j. Hoey.
Camp Goodfellow Heard From.
A party is camping in Niles Canyon, con-
sisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Atkinson and
child, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Cnrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shaen and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Anderson and three children. Mr.
b. +. Hughes, Miss Emma Hughes, Miss
Emma Russell, Miss Lena Shaen, Miss
Joseph FeitZ, Robert Hampton, Nat Heus-
ton and George Ackerson.
The camp was visited ON the Fourth of
July by Messrs. c. S. Wielaud, Albert Vie
land, j. Mcguire, John j. Mallon, S. Bes-
tandg j. ShaeD, Miss Josie Russell, Miss
Katie Hughes, Miss Katie Corr, Mr. NJ
Fitzpatrick and MIR. and Mrs. james
Hughes.
vocal and instrumental entertainment
was rendered to the visitors, after which re-
freshments were served, and in conclusion
nearly cheer was given for Camp Good
fellow"
AT Anderson Springs.
The Fourth Of July was celebrated with
great eclat at this beautiful and healthful
resort. At O'clock the guests assembled
in the dancing hall. which was decorated
with profusion of wild flowers and ferns,
which were varied with the national EN-
Dlems. The artistic appearance of the room
was owing to the taste and good judgment
OF the Misses Anderson and Professor Lip
pert, and was the subject of much favorable
comment on the part of the guests.
The following instructive and elaborate