The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-06

guests of Captain Roberts and family on the
AZalene last Sunday. Tne outing was given in
honor OF Miss Ball. lately from the East, ana
her friend. Mrs Osborn. merry company
and beautiful weather made the lime pass rap
idly, and when landing was made at the En-
cinal Clubs f1ne wharf ID Alameda IL was with
sincere regret.
The bus "Youpg America" has seldom car.
ried jollier crowd OF young folks than the one
II conveyed 10 Milbrae Sunday. July %. The
weather being perfect, the ride was delight.
full one From "start TO finish" fun relgned
supreme. Songs dances and games served to
while away The DAY until the hour Tor returning
home, which arrived all 100 soon for the party
Arriving in town an elegant repast was par
taken of at a well-KnoWn dining.room, after
which the party dispersed voting the ride q
perfect success in every respect: The particl-
pants were: MrsVa Randall, Mrs; II. Ciee s1l,
Miss A. McCuen. Miss L. Conner, Miss q. Hill,
Miss S. Gall CHER, Miss g. Moore. Miss A.
Dougart, Miss L. Macdonald, Miss b. buddy
Miss I. FitZpatrick, Miss NJ. McCan'ry, M. +.
Moore, Frank Ford, &. n. Sullivan A X. Dun
nigan, Oscar Wolf r. u. brady Thomas Ryan,
4. g. buddy and f. ). brady.
The marriage of Miss Effie Fay, only daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs John j. Calvert of George
town Heights, and William Ashton Berry OF
San Francisco took place last Wednesday at
the residence of the brides parents in Wash
A party Of ladies from Belvedere, styling
themselves for the occasion The Sun. bonnet
Club" planned 10 make the ascent OF Mount
their credit be it said, unaIded and without a
guide, accomplished the difficult task. The
party consisted OF the Misses Eta and Belle
OBTien, Miss Katie Bower, Miss Emily Bichard,
Mis-. John J. Keefe, Mrs. Fortune Araguy and
Mrs. r. E. McGill.
To further the interests OF social intercourse
some thirty five young people OF East Berkeley
have formed themselves into an organization TO
be known as the Crescent Social Club. Thurs
day evening the organization was effected ana
dinner partaken OF at Wo0dmen Hall. The
TfNl LII fans Dr. sir q II
w. McLaip; yice-president, Charles Taber;
secretary and treasurer, f. NJ. Durgin; ser
geant-at-arms Cha les Kline.
The Chrysanthemums gave d basket social at
Myrtle Hall, AlcaZar building. Wednesday
evening" July 20, which was enjoyed By their
many friends. The officers are as follows: w.
c. Howe, president; J Egan, vice-prosident
Z. Wegener, secretary; e. w. Conger, treas
urer; NJ. Horn, sergeant-at-arms.
The Lurllne Social Club gave an enjoyable
party at the residence of It's treasurer, George
Gray, 304 Valencia street, on last Saturday
evening. The evening was spent IN games,
dancing and music, after which splendid sup
per was served. The following were among
the guests: Miss Jennie Berry, Miss Florence
Milne Miss May Fitzgerald, Miss Eva Addison,
Miss Rose Addison, Miss Eta Graf, Miss Kate
Lippeu, Miss Mile McCOnkey, Allan Dewar,
George McConkey, George Gray, Henry Col
White, Herbert Walters, William VarcOe and
Ed Hewston. The officers are: Harry j. Col
Inns, president; Chris Quicker, secretary; George
Gray, treasurer.
Robert Chambliss, William P1eGen, Daniel
Murden, George Robinson and William GOode
have organized the Fleul-de-lis Club, with the
intention Of giving party once each month.