The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-20

GreneHp c. WEIGH. J. Kelly, Otto Devinp,
James Phipps, John Van NostTand. Eugene
Austin, {. Jensen, E. TObin, T. Garden. L.
Perrin. c. McLain. W. Corbett, John Col
burn, William Hall, Percy Jones, A Mai
COIN.
Y. L. I. No. 1.
Young Ladies' Institute No. held an en-
jOyable meeting at their hall Oh O'Farreil
street on Wednesday evening, January 9th.
A splendid programme consisting Of reel
tatoDs and vocal and instrumental music
was rendered by different talented men,
beTs Of the branch.
The principal event of the evening was
the installation of the following officers for
the ensuing year: Past President, Mrs. j.
p. SWPeny; President, Sophia A. GrOte;
First VicP-Pre>ident, Kate Landers; Sec
Ond Vice. President, Susie Egan; Recording
Secretary, GenevieVe Carroll; Financial
Secretary, Maggie Degan; Treasurer, Kate
Gleason; Marshal, Mrs. Kate Burke; Iu-
side Sentinel, Mary Hickey; OutSlda Sen
tinel, Mamie MCNally: IruStees-MaTgaret
Grotp, NJ. A. German, Lizzie Terry, Kate
Hartford, Lorez Rivas.
Miss Sophia 4. Grote, the President, was
escorted 10 her chair amid bursts of APP
plause. This is her third term, and her
election again IS the highest honor the 220
member could confer on her for her cana
blity and untIting efforts not only on be-
half Of her own branch, but for the insti-
tute 10 general.
a Golden Wedding in Petaluma.
Mr.. aud MIS- James II. Carothers, who
are among tie oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens of PetaIuma, celebrated
their golden wedding at their home on Third
street on January 10th.
Only their immediate relatives were pres
ent, as follows: SIX out of their eight chill
II. 81.
Mrs. 4. 4. Hooker and daughter Of Santa
ROsa, ". O. Cafothers and son Harry of
san Francisco, Mrs. {. ). Paine and son
Barnes Of San Francisco, A. Is. CarOtheTS
of San Francisco, Miss Maggie Carothers Of
Pelaluma and James II. CarOthers Of Ukah.
The only children absent were Hon. i.
i. CaTOtheTs and John II. CaTOtheTs OF
Ukiah, whom urgent business prevented
from beng present The other relatives
present were: Mrs. Judge Alexander OF
Salinas City, a niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
CaTotheTS, with her two sons and dRugh-
ter; also Mr.. and Mrs. William hartman Of
Petaluma, Mrs. hartman being a sister Of
MI CsT0thers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carothers are among our
oldest settlers, coming here in 1888, and hav-
ing resided in Petaiuma and vicinity ever
since. The aged couple we're sh0wered
with the hearty wishes of their many
friends that they might have unmeaSured
happiness during the remainder OF their
lives
They were the recipients of a number Of
useful and costly presents.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Samuel N. Blair ana Mr. ". S. 3 air
are home again at their residence on Van
Ness avenue after two months visit to
New York.
Miss Leila Carroll is visiting A1r. and Mrs.
Charles 0. Alexander at oakland.
Mrs. Or. W. 5. Thorne returned yesterday
from a visit To San Jose.
MI and Mrs. f. j. FleteT are visiting
friends in San Jose.
Mrs. W. (. Dargie aud Master William
Dargie are at tie Arlington Hotel in Santa
Barbara.
MIS-. F. D. Reed Of Oakland was at Nice
at last accounts.
Mrs. Kautz, wife of General 4. Y. Kautz.
accompanied by Miss hauiz, has arrived
here from the north for visit
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. =. Hotalng j. have re-
turned 10 town after a short stay al Santa
Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denigan. and their
daughter, Miss Florence Denigan, have re-
turned 10 their home IN this citv
The Misses Cora ard Jessie Perkins have
returned TO the city alter visiting San
Rafael and Sausalito.