The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Chance for Physical Culture
Offered the Ladies.
The krion Club Concert-Rry ant-kitken Wed
ding in Napa-The Meyer Silver We'd
diEg-A Berkeley Marriage.

The Rrion Club Concert-Rry ant-Aitken Wed
ding in Napa-The Meyer Silver We'd
dirg-A Berkeley Marriage.
Tomorrow evening Wish-bone" social
will be given by the young people of the
First English Lutheran Church at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Miller, 81 Essex street.
All are cordially invited.
Baron and Baroness Rogniat gave a dinner
at their Los Angeles residence last Friday
evening 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Carleton.
The Zigzag Social Club will give their
third party tonight at Mission Music
Hall.
Mr.. William F. Neuman of Sacramento
and Miss Mary Cernik of San Francisco
were united in marriage on Saturday last,
at the residence of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Newman. Mr.. Neuman is a
young man well and favorably known in the
capital city. The happy couple have come
down to their future home in this city.
4 social hop will be given by Company G..
Third Infantry Regiment, n. G. c.. at B'nai
Birth Hall, this evening.
Golden State Circle, c. of F.. will give a
social at o. c. +. Hall, Alcazar Building,
this evening.
Triumph Lodge. No. IS, Order of the
Golden Shore, will give a domino and ice
cream party at Washington Hall this even
ing.
The Golden Links will entertain at Cam
brian Hall this evening.
Last Tuesday morning Mrs. Stanford paid
the children of the kindergarten at Mayheld
visit. The children were delighted 10 have
her present, and TO entertain their honored
guest they sang and recited for her. As
usual, she brought large basket of candies
and cakes for the little folks, which they
relished. 1t is the intention of Mrs. Stan
ford to give the children a picnic at her
MenlO Park residence some day this week.
a Society Ladies' Club.
A refreshing breath of wholesome, senSi-
be enterprise comes with an invitation to a
reception by the ''Woman'S Club of Physical
Culture" Society has set its seal of ap-
proyal on the idea, and our maidens are to
be as well poised and graceful in their move
ments as the famous bellies of New York or
Andalusia. Science has declared that this
desirable result can only be brought about
by systematic physical training, and the
clubs establishment is practical recogni-
ton Of the vital Importance of such train
ing.
Just now the members are enjoying the
advantages of the Olympic Club rooms on Il
date set apart for them. SO much pleasure
and benefit. however, have resulted from
tine exercises that the question is being
asked, "Why shouldn't we have a gymna-
stun Of our own?" and ladies annex 10 the
Olympic Club Is being practically cOntem-
plated. The Friday reception, when GER
tain lady gymntsts will give an exhibition,
is likely to be an interesting one for the
privileged invited guests.
The club is an independent organization,
conducted altogether under the patrOna &c
of number Of well-known ladies who, as
heads of families are interested in promot-
ing health and beauty among our girls.
These founders have their regular DAYS for
cEapegon!ng the young ladies attending the
classes. The following officers Lave been
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Pres-
dent, Mrs. John Vance Cheney; Vice reSi-
dent, Miss Alice Hastings; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. Helm i. Carter; Commit
tee on Admission-Mrs. Selden 5. Wright,
Mrs \. l.. Bancroft, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs.
John Morton, DR.. Love and Mrs. Davis.
The Arion Club Concert.
After thorough renovating and re-deco-
ration the club-rooms of the Verein Arion
on Pine street Were thrown open on Satur-
day evening for concert and ball.
The ladies' comprised in the families Of
the club members have contented themselves
for years with occupying seats in the concert
nall and applaudng The singing OF the male
ch0ruses, and afterward lending themselves
as partners in the maZeS Of the dance; but
at last ambition found its fermput in their
thought aud about fifty Of them decided to
organize q DdmenchOr to share with the
stcrner sex the musical labors OF the organ
iZation. As a result of their efforts their
assistance last evening made the concert q
flatterng success.
The utmost credit is due to Professor Au-
gust Zech, who has for the past two years
been the musical director of the organization,
and under whose skillful direction the club
as musical organization holds high place
among similar societies in the city.
The programme gave general satisfaction.
the choicest numbers being the "Nachtge-
sang 81. Vog0 and the Lion du Bal"
(GilieD by the Arion String Orchestra, I'M
der the leadership of Profess + Zech.
Frau Thea Sanderlnl WAS the solOist Of
the evening. Her number, the arie from
''FreischutZ,' was eXcellrntly rendered. For
an encore she sang a serenade by Lachen.
The lady has an unsympathetic soprano
voice. but OF excellent training, aud both her
numbers met with well merted applause
At the close of the concert Professor Zech
was called to the platform and bowed his
Acknowledgements OF the salvos of app ause.
After the musical programme the conc ert
hall was given up to the dancers until the
grand banquet, where covers were laid for
about three hundred guests.
The Never silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Meyer celebrated the
tweniy-ifth anniversary of their wedding
at their residence, 241S Post street. on the
18th inst, among a gathering of old friends
and acquaintance. The hours were spent
i'll music, singing and many pleasant cha S
OF days gone by.
At u o'clock n bounteouS supper was
partaken of, after which the merry-making
was continued until an early hour next
morning, the guests departing with con-
gratulatious and hopes that they would be
able to be present at the fiftieth anniyer-
sary.
Many costly and handsome presents in
slverware were received from both present
and absent friends, as also cOngratula.ory
kilograms from the East and Europe.
A noticeable feature of the occasion was
the asSemblage Of his Cd comrades of Sta
ton a Postotiice, who presented Mr.. F. w.
Meyer with set Of resolutions and token
of esteem.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. Meyer, Misses Clara, Oracle
and Florence Meyer, Masters Fred w. and
Walter a. Meyer, Misses Sophie Nobman
and Tille Meyer, Messrs. George Childs,
Jr., S. b. Caldwell, NJ. d. Meyer, II. NJ. d.
Meyer, Fred w. Mayer. Eugene f. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mckay, Mrs. A. Weder-
kind, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NObman, Mrs. E. NJ.
North, Mrs. NJ. E. Fate, Mr.. and Mrs. J, z.
Medley, Miss Flora Schiling, Miss Agnes
Wederkind, Miss Bessie A. North, Miss
Josie Hanson, Miss Belle Medley and Mrs.
George G. johnson of San Francisco, Mr..
Ernest Rictor, Mrs. c. Nobman, Misses
Annie and Minnie Nobman and Annie Cook
OF Oakland, Messrs. w. r. Jones. B. f. Me
Kinley. G. A. Gould, l.. II. Boltomley, X. II.
Weber. &. Goldsmith. John Hancock,
George w. Spiler, George II. Robinson,
George c. johnson, A. ID. l.. Payne, f. G.
Peterson, ii. NJ. Locke, G. l.. Duck, John
Hessiop, j. Z. Murphy, L. Boland, w. G.
1nwood, G. Sanders, George w. YoSt,
Robert II. Morse and j. c. Levey from
Station A Postoffice.
Party Leavenworth Street.
very pleasant party was rendered to
Mr.. Ernst Reinecke at 81 Leavenworth
street on last Saturday evening by his
friends, the occasion being Mr.. Reinecke' S
birthday anniversary. The party was select
and highly enjoyable. Music singing and
numerous games were INDUCED in until mid
night, when a bountiful supper was served,
after which the party dispersed. The fol
lowing were present: Mr.. A. Hahn, Mr..
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