The morning call., 1892-07-04

Aloha camp Is at Millwood, and is CON-
posed of the Misses Soule. Clay. Flint.
Clay, Hunter, Smith. Guyett, Daily.
Other camps are Here we ere." which
camp gave delightful cotillon on Friday
evening last at Tamalpais Hall, directed
by Miss Scott, assisted by Mr. Elisha Cook;
camp Rough and Ready. presided over by
Mrs. Van Tassell, with many more.
FestyIlleS are daily occurrences in the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Haker recently gave
house-warming, at which elaborate pri-
vate theatricals were feature. Miss Short
gave select hop at Tamapais Hall re-
Gently. and on Saturday evening the ladies
OF the Belle Nue gave delightful dance.
lhe Fourth Will be generally celebrated.
The sands-CIark Wedding.
4 happy wedding on Wednesday evening
last took place at St.Peter's Church, corner
of stockton and Filbert streets. when Rev.
DR.. Emery united MIR. John L. Sands aud
Miss Janet L. Clark.
The bride, who looked queenly in nuns
yelling and diamonds. was given away by
Captain Henry Mathews, the capitalist
who so years ago performed the same Cffic
in the case of her mother Miss Alma
Wessenberg was bridesmaid and Mr.. Fred
Clark best man.
After the impressive ceremony the newly
married couple held a reception at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, $40 Green
wIch street, where over 200 friends were
Hospitality entertained over the festive board
and in the ballroom, the happiness of the
bride and groom being repeatedly pledged
IN bumpers of champagne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands viii remain at the
Grand Hotel until after the holidays.
Surprise st. Luks's Hospital.
reception was given to Clark j. Burn
ham, NJ. d.. the popular young physician
of st. Luke's Hospital OH last Wednesday
evening. The party. which was quite a
surprise to Dr. Burnham, was given by the
lady patients in Ward c." as a token of
their pleasure at his return from a short
vacation.
The ward was bright with flowers, and
fruit was also used in the decorations. Re-
freshments were dispensed with generous
hand, feature of the evenings pleasure
was the fne singing of Miss a. Ekmann.
who is fortunate in the possession of a
sweet voice, and another treat was a recta-
tion from Shakespeare by Grandma Sykes
Mr.. Thomas Audley also sang in fine
manner.
Among the invited guests were noticed F.
ii. Titus, NJ. D.. Clark Y. Burnham, NJ. d.,
DIR. ". Terry. Mr. Rafferty,, Msssrs. Thomas
Audley. Joseph Junker, Harry Robinson
and FussOne.
Miss IL. a. Buerley, the efficient and
much loved head of the Training School for
IL
permission the whole staff OF assistants,
among whom were noticed many old
friends, whose names are now given !:
Misses LeTuue. HOppie. Quick, Long. Clark,
Ek mann, MeCariey, Webster, Kyes, and
Miss NJ. Brooks. the much esteemed young
nurse of Ward &C" The evening was most
agreeably spent by all present
The reception Committee consisted Of
Mrs. Mary Sykes. Mrs. Andrew GirOy,
Mrs. Thomas Costain, and Mrs. Louise
Freeland.
Private Entertainments.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lewis Gerrish of Oakland was cele-
brated at their residence on Twentieth
street last Friday evening The guests
were charmingly entertained with music
and games.
A very pleasant dinner party was given
by Mrs. f. Dabovich last Sunday afternoon
at her residence, 617 Lam bard street, in
honor Of Rev. Sebastian Dabovieh, who has
recently returned from a protTacted tour
abroad, and Mr.. Serge NJ. de SOlowieff,
a representative of the Russian Imperial
Administration Of Horses. who is mere to
get horses from celebrated American stables
for the imperial stock farm.
Miss Rose Adler. Miss Corinne Cook. Miss
Helen Frank and Miss Gertrude SchweiiZer
composed lunch party given at Camp
Whileaway, Mill Valley. last Saturday.
u NtIl SDJO alleIDOOD UlTtDuay party
was given TO Master Leslie Gardner on
Tuesday last at his home in MIllwo0d, near
MIL Valley. The children, all of whom
looked very sweet in their light summer
su!ts, received numerous prizes in the
various games
Miss Carrie Fegan last Saturday evening at
her parents residence. Alb Second street
On Tuesday last Miss Alice Ruby Wilson
celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary
most enjoyabiy at 1913 Folsom street with
her little friends.
y very pleasant surprise party was given
10 Mr.. Milton Rapp last Friday at his home
1861 Mission street. Games and refresh
ments were among the delights of the after
noon.
Among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Var
ney Gaskill at dinner last Saturday evening
az the Pacific Yacht Club were: Mr. and
Mrs }. Percy Rothwell, Mr.. and MIS-. Will
liam Van Bergen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Apple
ton Mcguire. Mrs. Jennie Pouliney. Miss
Jessie Mccormick, Messrs. j. u. Wiley,
Clement blethen, Mr. Stevens, Mr.. Nounan,
Professor Cippilloni.
A silver wedding anniversary party
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Moses J.
Franklin last Monday evening al their
private residence. G444 o'Far7eli street.
The first part OF the evening was
spent in recitations, operate selections and
a dramatic entertainment participated in
by the MIsse Elsie and Martha ami Master
Miss Lena Kramer IN the east Afterward
Miss Elsie Franklin presented the hostess
with an elegant silver wreath set with dia-
monGs. and Mr. George Franklin presented
the host with handsome silver branch set
with rubles. Numerous pres ents were re-
ceived from the happy coupl es large circle
Of friends.
Pienics and Excursions.
The Fleet Of the Pacific and San Fran
risen Yacht Climbs cd on SAT- IN
race to Santa Cruz The people there have
raised $1,000 for the entertainment Of the
yachtsmen and for a punchoowl to be pre-
sented to the winning yacht.
The Young Mems Catholic Union will
give their first grand joint picnic at the new
California Schneizen Park, San Rafael to-
day.
Golden Gate Council No. 81. Y. NJ. l., will
picnic at Santa Rosa to-day
Golden Gate Parlor No %. \. s. g. W,
VIII picnic at Fl Campo to-day.
The lncogs will give yacht ride on San-
day next.
An excursion TO Glen Ellen will be given
by the Bears on Sunday. July II.
The 'All of Us" Club, Mr Adolph Kahn
president. will give its first stag bus rid e"
to Haywards on Saturday evening next.
The O.indas will give private picnic 10
Mill Valley next Sunday.
The annual gathering and games of the
SSVttish hlsIe NiuO VIII De Heid at shell
Mound Park to-day, and, judging by the
extent OF the preparations whlc1 have been
made, the affair seems likely to eclipse any-
thing Of The kind ever known IN the clubs
pasi experience.
Hall Parties.
A very large attendance enjoyed the re-
ceptfon rendered by the Young Ladies' In
stitute on wednesday last at Odd Fellows
Hall to the delegates to the fifth Grand Ia.
stitate. The toilets were unusually elegant.
the music and decorations admirable aud
the reception in all respects fitting eumi-
nation of the splendid hospitality shown to
the visitors by the local Institutes