The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-26
MISCELLA NEOUS.

Mrs. Martha Conner and John Corbett Ray
both OF Berkeley, were united in marriage last
Tuesday evening at the Methodist Episcopal
Church IN Berkeley. Rev. Robert Bentley Off
ciated in the presence of a large assemblage.
Mr.. and Mrs Regli entertained large num-
Der OF their friends week ago yesterday at
their residence at Ocean View. An excellent
dinner was special feature of the affair, and
the festivities were kept up until a late hour.
The second anniversary ball OF the Mystic
Forty was held in DAD Fellows Hall last Tues
day evening, and was enjoyable in every Far
ticuar. The attendance was quite large, the
music excellent, and the floor perfect. which
made dancing pleasure.
An interesting entertainment was given by
Meade Corps No. 6l last Tuesday evening, at
1O2 OFarrell street. After the presentation
of the programme, dancing was enjoyed until
midnight.
Samuel Benjamin was given a pleasant sur
prise party last Thursday evening at his
residence, 1044 Howard street which was al
tended by quite a number OF his friends.
Bickerdyke Camp No. 2, Daughters OF Veter-
ans, gave clOtnespip party last Tuesday even
ing al Mozart Hall and pleasantly entertained
many friends of the members.
The members OF Pacific Lodge No. 815,
Knights and Ladies of Honor. gave a most en-
jOyabe party last Monday evening at Union
square Hall. 1t was largely attended and was
as pleasant as the affairs OF this popular lodge
always are.
The last party of the Pastime Club. which
was held i'll Golden Gate Hall. was decided
success and was well attended. Miss May Jen-
nngs led The grand march which was followed
by long list OF dances. The hall was neatly
decora ed with flowers and terms.
The Manhattan Social Club gave its second
party last Saturday evening at B'nai Birth
Hall and the many in attic ndance enjoyed the
affair very much.
The Danish Society Dannebrog gave It's regu-
lar monthly party last night at Union square
Hall aud provided several hours OF pleasure
for the m mberS and their guests Excellent
music was provided and it was after midnight
when the affair ended.
a very enjoyable surprise party was given 10
John Ford recently at his residence. 22I2 Russ
street by his associate members of the Nabob
Social Club Dancing, music. games and feast
ing made the evening pleaSurable.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lehman gave a pleasant
birthday party In honor OF their eldest son
last Thursday evening at their residence, 100
Golden Gate avenue. Dancing. games aud
musical selections made the affair thoroughly
enjoyable
The reception in honor of the newly elected
officers OF The San Francisco Council of
Women, given by Mrs. Clara FolZ at her resi-
dence last Friday evening, was greatly enjoyed
by her numerous guests, nearly all of whom
were women of note In the literary and busi-
ness world. Selections OF music. recitations
and short speeches made the literary portion
OF unusual interest. while the friendly greetings
OF the Charming hostess were indispensable.
quiet wedding was celebrated at ST.
JOseph's Church In Alameda on sunday morn
Ing when John 2. HagaD. son OF The prominent
CONTRACTOR, H. AdSail, dHu MISS AOllle f1OHleiet,
the pretty daughter of Louis Homeer, The
musical director, were the Interested parties.
They will reside IN Alameda.
The marriage OF Stuart w. Booth. city editor
of the 0tNland Times, and MISS Abbie H.
Wall Of East Oakland, took place at the resi-
deuce of the brides parents, 6o7 Twenty-third
street. al noon. Thursday last. The ceremony
WIS performed by Rev. Philip Leaf, ID. D., and
was strictly private, only the relatives of the
BRIDE being present. MIR. and Mrs Booth de-
parted for Santa Cruz and win return In
couple of weeks and reside at 1866 West
street, Oakland, in the pretty cottage recently
purchased by the groom.
A very pretty doll party was given by Miss
Edna Harley recently at her residence on
Twelfth street. A large number of her little
friends ana schoolmates attended. and each
CARR her very best doll. The back garden
which was covered with canvas canopy, pre-
seuted a brilliant appearance with merry chill
dren, gaudiy arrayed dolls and swinging ham
mocks. Refreshments were served at little
tete-a-tete tables. Each of the guests was pre-
sented with a tiny doll as a souvenir. Little
Ray Harley delighted the children with her
mimicry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kreker of SIS Howard street
gave pleasant moonlight straw ride TO COlma
last night. which was enjoyed by several of
their friends.