The morning call., 1893-06-19
MISCELLAN

Mrs. Thomas Breeze gave a very pleasant
lunch party last Monday evening at her home
on Sutter street in honor of Mrs. Shaw of New
York.
Mrs. Seldom A. Day gave a delightful lunch
party last Thursday at Fort Mason. Her
guests were the wives Of the medical officers
stationed at the various posts around the bay.
A quiet wedding took place in Alameda last
Thursday afternoon when Miss Nellie Mahoney
of Oakland and Mark Hackett, foreman of
Central Hose Company of Alameda, were
united i'll marriage. Rev. Father Sullivan
ofhcated. The affair was very happily eele
brated
Harry Melvin Of Oakland was married to
Miss Louise Morse last Wednesday at the
residence of the BRIDES father, S. B. Morse. In
Portland, Or.
Miss Laura Blanche HUFF, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Socrates Huff, was unied in marriage
to Bush Finnell last Wednesday evening at the
family residence, "Grasmere." In San Leandro.
The Misses May Blake Maud Hyman, Flor
ence DresDach, Alice Breese, Florence Hicks
and Adrla Shaw. members OF the Waverly Club
OF the Girls High School in this city, enjoyed
the hospitality of the Misses Helena and Cath
crime Stack at their summer residence In Bel
yedeIe on Thursday last. After cruise OF
TWO hours on the bav in The steam launch
! Cyretta The party returned 10 'Crow's Nest"
the name by which I. j. Stacks home is called.
where a bounteouS lunch was served. The
afternoon was spent in admirlng the beauties OF
BelVedere and rowing on the bay.
Sherwood Court and Sherwood Circle, Ancient
Order OF EoreStefs, united in giving an enter
tainment and strawberry party last Saturday
| evening al Social Hall. 1t was well attended
and enjoyable in every way.
Miss Emma j. Kelly, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kelly OF this city, was married 10
George w. Motfitt of East Oakland last Wednes-
| day evening at 81. Mary's Cathedral in the
| presence of many Of their friends.
The Excelsior Club gave pleasant bonboa
! party last Monday evening at Washington Hall.
Friday evening, June 8, Mr.. and Mrs +. j.
| Taylor gave very enjoyable party in homer OF
their daughter Emma's eighteenth birthday at
! their home in Birds Landing. The house was
! handsomely decorated, and dancing was made
/ very enjoyable with music by the Arlington
orchestra of SuiSun. The young lady received
| many congratulations net only in honor of heI
! birthday, but also for her recent graduation
! from The Commercial High School OF San Fran
CISCO
| The first annual entertainment and dance oi
! Saturday evening al the Potrero Opera-house
| There was large attendance and the affair
was interesting and successful In every way
| The members OF Pacific Council, 0rder OF
| Chosen Friends. gave pleasant entertain
ment and dance last Friday evening at Wash
| ington Hall.
James A. Garfield Corps No. 81, Women's
| Relief Corps, gave delightful party at Social
! Hall last Tuesday evening.
An enjoyable entertainment was given in
Pythan Castle last Monday evening by Laurel
! Lodge No. 4, knights OF Pythias. Many mem
| bers ana their friends were present and enjoyed
| the affair very much.
! was given party on Wednesday evening, June
! Z, by Ler aunt, MIS-. Fred Birge, at her resi-
dence, 211S Van Ness avenue, the occasion
! being Miss Bessie's tenth birthday. The house
| was tastetuly decorated with roses and mar
! guerltes. The evening was very pleasantly
| Sp nI by the little folks with vocal and instru-
| mental nuSlc, games and recltatouS. At 3
O'clock The happy children gathered around a
| bountifully laden refreShment table. to which
they did ample justice. Those present were:
Miss Bessie Condo, the Misses Grace and Irene
I Aiiley, Miss Ethel Mcdowell, Miss Annie
Eiferte, Hiss Irene CoOgan. Miss May Ryan,
Masters Edgar COnde and j. Donald Mac
Mullen.
The fifth party Of the Columbians was held in
Scottish Hall last Thursday evening. Special
| music was engaged Tor The occasion, and the
MANY present