The morning call., 1893-08-21

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Mrs. Henry Gibbons, Mr.. and Mrs. L. IL.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Staples, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter ID. Witham Mf. aud Mrs. Albert Stei-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer S. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Wakeman, Mr.. and Mrs Hampton
Field, Mrs. Nellie B. Eysier, Mrs. William
Keith. Mrs. A. c. Waterman, Mrs. ". T..
Mrs. Alonzo Wakeman. Mrs. E. A. Orr Mrs
Taylor, Mrs. Alexander MacCalium, Miss
Bridgeman Miss Cadwalader, Miss May
Keeler Miss krms milne Poole, Miss Mindora
Berry, Miss Juliet Lombard. Miss Alice Chit
Ienden, Miss Elnori Pratt, Miss Susie L. Helt
Miss Marian Bybee, Miss Lister, Charles Ed.
wiU Markham James A. Stephens, Curtis fill
yer and Reuben H. Lloyd.
The Wedekind Reception.
MIR. ana Mrs. f. H. Wedeklnd gave a brilliant
reception last Tuesday evening at their resi-
deuce, 6I2 Van Ness avenue. in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson (nee Wrdekind), who have
just returned from their wedding tour OF two
months duration through the Eastern States.
The rooms were artistically decorated with
beautiful floral pieces, aud loose draperies and
flo owers hung promiscously about. Shortly after
O'Clock the guests began 10 arrive and were
ushered into the large pallors, where dancing
was lnculged in. Interrupted only by many
pleasing vocal and instrumental solos.
AT IL 80 O'Clock band serenaded the party
with several choice selections, after which the Y
entered the house and played for the dancing.
Late In the evening the guests partook OF a
delicious repast, after which games and merry
making were continued until The small hours
OF he morning, when the festivities ended by
the departure OF the merry guests. The fair
bride. the charming daughter of f. II. Wede-
kind, formerly of Maxon, Ackley & Co., has
lived here from her earliest wears, aud the
groom is the president OF tn Cosmopolitan
Trading Company. aud Is we'll known through
out the State III business circles
Inc following were invited: Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Bean, Mr.. aud Mrs. q. w. Maxon, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse A. Galand, Mr.. and Mrs
George Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Wedekind,
MIR. and Mrs A. A. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
George Wallenrod, Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwards, Mr..
and hrs. HartZell OF Santa Rosa, Mr.. and Mrs.
1. b. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. English. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Z. r. Miles, Mr.. and Mis-. L. Meyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Decker, M. and Mrs. Caffrey of Be
nicia, DIR. ana Mrs. Rowat Mr. and Mrs A j.
Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood. Mir. and Mrs.
Robinson MIR. and Mrs. L. Cannon, DR.. aud
Mrs c. Crum, Mr.. and Mrs. Botto, Mr.. and
Mrs Carroll, Nj and Mrs. L. Z. Maxon Mr.. aud
Mrs. I. b. Hart of Chico. Mrs. j. ". Bowers of
Chico, Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Shellar Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Raabe, Mr.. and Mrs. John Krelng, Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
hansen, MIR. and Mrs. o. 7. NedelEind OF Chico,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Diamond of Denver, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Wedekind OF Chico, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bufkett OF Chico. the Misses f. Spencer
hlttie Hopkins, Lillian COrsant OF Chico, Pearl
and Leila Laws, Agnes Hopkins and Mabel
Shearer, and MessrS. Jesse Ii. Miller, j. A.
Ritchle, Judge Frank j. Gray, J. A. Galland,
George +. Wedekind, Frank p. Jacobs, George
Ffilmer, William Harris, Joseph Mandel. {. F.
Mast. ID. b. Grern, Louis Meyer. Frank Griffin,
Archie NOvington. Louis Hagenkamp. Samuel
o. Meyer, John j. Neubarth, George Cameron,
Fred b. Surrbyne William Heurekson. Bert
Rhue, j. johnson. Andrew Hyand, Henry
Schroeder. A. II. OBrien. Mr.. LOyd. L. Elkus
liam Scholar of Chico. f. Miller and George
n nrphy OF New York, Masters Frank aud Leo
Maxou, Colonel William f. Kruse, DIR. D. b.
Green, General NJ. Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs
K. Z. Montgomery of sacramento.
The Norwood Party.
week was the party given on Saturday
evening at Golden Gate by Clarence Norwood
upon his return from San Jose. Norwood
Hall was beautifed by profuse display OF
flowers, ferns and bunting, and a string orches-
ira furnished the music for dancing. Songs
and games were also enjoyed until midnight
when an elaborate supper was served amid
pretty decorations.
The guests included MIR. and Mrs. Mcclellan.
MIR. and MRS. Ayden. Mr.. and Mrs. wake, Mr..
and Mrs. Rice, Air. and Mrs. Rridy, DIR. and
Mrs Spar, Professor Crawford. DR.. hartman.
The Misses w. Ayden, I. Lellau, NJ. Kiordan,
r. Gnadcnus. u. Mass Il. Mcclellan, l.. Rior-
dan, r. Gregory. NJ. r. Mcdonald, Messrs. C.,
Norwood, j. Mcclellan, f. Bueiab, W. Douglas,
b. Mcclellan, a. Gregory NJ Merry. T. Ayden
f. Cunningham, r. Able, 4. Whiting, DIR. r..
Wintls, A. Fraser, A. Merry, NJ. Pinkham, =.
Clinton. S. Gilmore, NJ. Noble and Il. Fratus.
The Walters Party.
Incog Specially Club rendered party to Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Walters last Friday evening at
their residence, 1929 Harrison street. The
hours were pleasantly passed with music and
dancing Vocal selections were given by N
Mclaughlin. Frank Patterson, Warren j. Ty-
son aud Thomas McGrath. A sumptuous
supper was one OF the pleasant events of the
evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Wal
ters, Miss Lizzie Tierney, Miss Sarah Tierney.
Miss May Tierney, Miss Jessie Postleton. Miss
Camille Williams, Miss Josie Ash, Miss Birdie
Madison, Miss Lizzie Gillespie, Miss NJ. Mel
len, Miss Birdie Isaac Miss Margie Leonard
Miss NAV Cook. Miss Birdie Fisher, Miss
Jessie ODonneli. Miss l.. Cullen, Warren J.
tyson, Jonn Mcdonald. Hugh Kelly, Paul
Dunphy, George Smith, Edward Thies, Thomas
McGrath William Dunpny, James Tierney,
EDWARD tall0n, James 5 ack. James Tyson,
William Istead, Harry Ruff, N. Mclaughlin,
FRANK Patterson, Louis Elkers. Martin Tier
ney, FRANK Hess and Samuel McGibbon.
Spellan SCent.Bag Party.
Miss Gertrude Spelan gave scent bag party
last Friday evening, at her residence on Leav-
enWorth street. ID honor Of Miss Clara Kettle
man OF LODI. who has been visiting her. The
parlors were handsomely decorated with
flowers and Japanese lanterns. Each guest
was the recipient Of small white box, tied
with colored ribbons, which contained pretty
scent-Dag AT IL O'Clock fiash-ight photo
grams OF the happy & CUP were taken by e. j.
FOwZer, after which some clever exEibition
tricks were done by j. c. Eichel W. w. Gale
aud n. Matheson. Then a bounteous supper
was served and the games and dancing were
resumed until early morning.
Among those present were Miss Clara
KeIileman, Miss Alice Bailie, Miss sadie
Bailie. Miss Irene Cove, Miss Nellie
Bridger, Miss Gertrude Spelian, George
Fowzer, j. {. Eichel, William Sale. Kennefh
Matheson. Ralph Hernot, Monroe j. Orr, Lester
Washburn and Lawrence Terkelson
Prince Birthday Party.
The tenth birthday anniversary of Miss Hazel
Prince was celebrated at tile residence OF MIR.
and MIS- Henry Prince. 2612 Larkin street.
last Wednesday afternoon. The principal
feature of the event was large horn of plenty.
filled with candies and nuts, suspended from
the large chandelier in The receptIon-room.
Each guest was blindfolded in order To break
the horn aud secure the contents by scram-
bling The afternoon was passed in PLAYING
games siuging and dancing. The party broke
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