The morning call., 1893-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. and Mrs. Edward Maldonado nee Acosta.
gave reception last Thursday evening AT their
residence, 1910 Bush street, IN celebration OF
the first anniyers 1ry of their wedding. About
thirty of their friends were present and were
most Hospitality ENTERTAINED. Mrs. Maldonado
wore handsome robe OF rose-p1nk SILK, and
was assisted in receiving by her sister, Miss
Clotilde Acosta. whose gown was of canary
colored faille Franchise Music and dancing
were the features of the affair and delicious
supper was served.
Mrs. Volney Spalding gave an elaborate
dinner party at the Hotel Bella Vista last
Thusday evening In honor Of Rev. 5. Gregory
Lines. pastor of the Church OF the Beloved Dis
cple in New York CT v.
The wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth HUI
bert. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. William a. HUI
bert of New York City, and Frederick Page
Cutting, son OF Francis Cutting of Oakland. took
place at the home OF the brides parents on
Monday evening, October 2. Rev. j. Wesley
Brown offcated. MISS Jeanie Ramsey a
cousin Of the bride, was The maid OF honor, and
Edward Is. Raymond of Boston. cousin OF the
groom, WAS best man. The affair was very
pleasantly celebrated.
DR.. and MIS-. L. Pawicke gave an enjoyable
dinner parry last Tuesday evening al their resi-.
dence on Van Ness avenue, complmeD aiy 10
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Lenehan of Lucerne, Pa,
VINO have been visiting here. Alter dinner
musical selections and conversation were en-
joyed.
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entertainment called "a fagot party" last Fri
day evening at their residence, 1901 Jones
street. Ii proved interesting and Detted a
goodly sum for the beneficiary, The new Presby-
leIian Chinese mission.
The members of the Hawthorne Society gave
can evening with TenByson" last Thursday
ev nlng, which was enjoyed by large audi
ence. Professor George Bates WAS the speaker
and Alfred Wilkie The vocalist.
A reception aud bazaar was held last Satur-
day afternoon and evening at the Protestant
f.. H.f
avenue. The affair Was successful, both
socially and financially
An entertainment and drill display was given
last Friday evening III the parlors of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church by the Thirteth San
Francisco Boys Brigade for the benefit OF The
boys brigade fund. The affair was very inter
esIing and enl0yabr.
Division No. 3. Ancient Order OF Hibernlans,
held an open meeting at Drew's Hall last
Wednesday evening and pleas ntly entertained
many of lis friends. Dancing was enjoyed
afterward until midnight.
The COlumbians gave their ninth party last
Thur Sday evening at Scottish Hall. The at
Iendanc was large and the affair was sue
cessfu one In every particular.
The San francisco Harmony Society gave a
very enjoyable entertainment at kOhler &
Chase hall last Friday evening. large and
appreciatiye audience of members and friends
OF tie society were present. and the well rem
dered programme was received Win enthusia-
astlc applause. Henry Plagemann. president
OF the society. opened tile ceremonies wi h a
pleasing auufesS ana at Tie CLOSE Oh the even
ing refreshments were served, making the
whole pleasing success.
The Pioneer BOaIing Club celebrated its
twenty ninty anniversary on Sunday. the Sth
| inst. Tie club had char cred he comtnodious
steamer Caroline. leaving the boathouse al
TO-. AM. and steaming into he bay made a
circle around the mau-ofw war Boston. giving the
guests full view OF the same from all sides
thence to Hunters Point where dancing was
continued until 1870 PM. when dinner was
announced. and the guests repaired 10 he spa
cious dlning-room. where a bountlful repast
was served. After dinner the guests resumed
dancing until $3.50 PM Among the noted
guests OF the day were MIR. Ellis, amateur
champion sculler Of he Pacific coast ana cham
pion rover OF tie Columbia liver; NJ. j. Hee-
nan, champion rover; J. Z. Mcdonnell, treas
urer OF the Pioneer Boating Club Tor The past
eight years: Messrs. L. OBoyle, j. II. Walker
aud z. II. MacCaffrey. scullers from Bakers
field, and many others.
Quite large number OF ladies took telescope
observations OF The partial solar eclipse on
Monday. October 8. at Miss O'Haeran's resi-.
dence. The image of the sun was thrown upon
a screen in daikrned room and al 10:l6 A. NJ
the opaque body Of the earth's satellite first inl-
piuged on the luminous solar disk. A party OF
pu lis from Miss Lakes school observed this
intel esting stage of the eclipse, and noted the
sun spots as they were covered IN succession
by the advancing lunar disk. When the eclipse
had attained It's greatest magnitude, twenty
five young ladies' from Miss MuTison's school
were present and showed d lively interest In
features OF The solar disc. A large number oi
Miss WesI's pupils took observations OF ths
last contact, which occurred at about - :5C
p. NJ. They also noted with much interest the
umbra and penumbra of the several spots al
present on The solar disk.