The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10

ana MRS. y. DoWney Harvey gave ueilgnt1ul
picnic at Del Monte last Tuesday in honor OF
Miss Camilla Ashe and Howard Sewell. Three
fourth hands conveyed the guests to Cypress
Polut, where an elaborate lunch was served,
passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII E. Fisher gave fourth
hand driving. party to the Big Trees last Mon
day to sixteen OF their friends, returning TO
Santa Cruz in time for a sumptuous dinner at
the Sea Beach Hotel.
A most enjoyable ball was given at the Sea
Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz last Tuesday even
ing and it was attended by many San Francis.
cans. A string orchestra provided excellent
music for the dancing, which was kept up until
midnight in the large ballroom.
he wedding of Miss r y Doyle. daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Doyle OF Mend0n. Ill., and James
A. Doyle of his city was solemnized at st.
Mary's Cathedral on Thursday evening. June
20. The bridesmaids were Miss F. Cox and
Miss M. Riley and the best man was George
Mason. Rev. Father Prendergast officiated.
Alter the wedding sumptuous supper was
served at LIE DelmCnicO
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Thae celebrated their
tin wedding last Saturday afternoon at their
residence, Birch avenue. Many OF their
friends were present and were most Hospitality
entertained
An enjoyable hop was given at the Mrrvyn
Hotel at Glen Ellen last Tuesday evening. The
ballroom was handsomely decorated aud The
toilets OF the ladies were most becoming. Al
midnight bounteous supper was served on
the lawn, which was Illuminated by mum rous
Japanese lanterns. Frank w. Butterfeld and
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AT The last meeting of the Pastimes the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, James Rocks; vice. president,
X. Borman; financial secretary and treasurer.
John Morcho; recording secretary, NJ. j.
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Miss Pauline Auerbach and Nathaniel M.
Raphael, the jeweler, whose engagement we
announced recently, received "A large number
Of their friends yesterday at The residence of
the par hts OF TIL bride-eect, 10 IA Post street.
The callers were very Hospitality entertained.
& nar WpdpAs-
day..
The wedding of Miss Catherine Hubbard
Armstrong OF Detroit, Mich, aad DIR. Walter
ID. BidweIl OF Oakland, took place on June 20
In Detroit, al the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. James A. Armstrong. he ceremony was
performed by Rev. Rufus w. Clark in the
presence of several relatives. DR.. and Mrs.
hidwell Will not arrive In Oakland until July
II, being 0rtained in the East owing To the
sudden death OF Mrs. BidwePs brOther-in-law.
Miss Gudtbus was surprised by a number of
her I lends last w dnesday evening at her
home, 1912 Powell street. She was equal to
The emergency. however. and entertained her
self-nvted guests most pleasantly Music
aud dancing were enjoyed and refreshments
were served bounteOuSly.
pleasant sunrise party was rendered TO
Miss Maggie Sinclair at her residence. 26 Erie
street, Monday evening, July 3. Music and
dancing were INDUCED in, after which efiesh-
ments were served. Among The guests present
were he Misses May Gieggains. Nellie Leary,
Edna Olnder, Mabel Norrlngton Kate McAu.
life. Molie McAulitfe and Ida Neil, and Mas
ters Burt Walters. Harry Walters. Arthur
Murphy, John d. Campbell. Charles Bouton
and John 5. Sinclair.
Among the soci / events of the week was
surprise rendered to Miss Kitty Walsh last
Tuesday evening by G. K. Wash and Z. Z.
Loglise al her residence, 1876 Fulton street.
/ he affair was most delight ul throughout.
The evening was spent IN dancing, music and
games until midnight, when supper was served.
Among those pr sent weie: The Misses Kitty
aud May Walsh. Georgie Mcguire. Chamon de
ST. Hubert, Rota Alice aud Mamie Cam
bert. Mary Logse. Violet Lloyd, Bessie Baker,
May Blythe, Irene and Jessie Cunningham,
sey, Sadie Perry, Maud Laws aud annie Glib
and uessrs. E. c. Loslise, c. K. Walsh, A.
Il. Smith, F. p. Plise J: " Stone, G. +. Golden,
Z. C. Whelan,, T. a. Hammers, j. j. Hardie,
W. Baker and a. d. Lding.
A lantern party was given by the Excelsior
Club last Monday evening at Washington Hall,
and the many in attendance enjoyed the at lr
very much
An affair TO which flavor of patriotism was
attached was The red, white and blue party
given last Tuesday evening by Walter g.
OBrieu at his dancing academy in Franklin
Hail. 1t was quite novel and very enjoyable.
The Giordano Bruno Cercle gave ball at
Bersaglierl Hall last Tuesday evening, in com
memoTailun OF the birth OF General GaIlbaldl.
The military uniforms and the lght-col0red cos
tunes OF the ladies, made the scene most at
tractive. Excellent music was provided for the
dancing, which was enjoyed until morning.
The Mexican Benevolent and Mutual Aid
Society gave It's Installation ball last Wednesday
evening al DInldS Hall. There was a large at
nuance. and tile affair was successful In every
particular.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 has elected
The following officer. for the ensuing term:
Past president, Miss Annie Nyhan; president,
Mrs. j. j. OBrien: first vice-president. Miss
Nellie ~. Gallagher; second vice.president.
Miss L amy Couehlln; marshal. Miss May
Foley slreasurer, Miss Emma Carey; financial
secretary, Miss Maggie Joyce; recording secre-
tary, Miss Lizzie Durnin; iusid sentinel, Miss
Nellie Mcdonnell: trustees-Miss Emma l..
O'Neil (ehairman), Miss Belle Kingsley, Miss
Kittie Gately, Miss Lizzie Ahern and Miss
Annie Rodgers.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Goldsmith gave a pleasant
party week ago last night at their re idence,
on Ellis street. in celebration of The birthday
anniversary of their daughter, Miss Hattie
Goldsmith. Dancing and Teasing formed the
features OF delightfully."- passed evening.