The morning call., 1890-11-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Golden Wedding of Mr.. and Hrs.
Norton of Alameda.
Party on Van Ness Avenue = Oakland En-
somble C.ub-The Harbourne Surprise.
Mclaughlin Party-Hall Dances.

A concert by the young ladies of Liver
more College, assisted by Miss Werner and
Miss Knowles of San Francisco, Miss Nc
Closkey, contralto, Calvary Church. San
Francisco, and others, will be given this
evening at Farmers Union Theater, Liver
more.
Young Mems Institute No. will give
its fifth anniversary reception at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening. No. 3 will give an
entertainment and social at Mission Opera
Hall.
A number of the young lady students at
Berkeley propose opening clubhouse near
the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schoenwald celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
on Monday evening at their residence. 627
McAllister street. 4 very agreeable eveI-
ing was passed.
Mr.. Morgan Hill is organizing new club
at San Jose. Its main object Will be the
giving of parties and entertainments during
the coming winter.
The regular quarterly social of the County
Monaghan Social and Benevolent Club took
place last evening at lower Metropolitan
Hail. There were upward of seventy-tive
couples present. and dancing under the
direction of Mr.. Peter Bishop continued
merrly till after midnight.
An apron and neck-tie party will be given
by Henrietta Lodge, No 10, U. E. A, at St
Georges Hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ii. L. Rhodes gave
progressive euchre party al SunnySide last
week in honor of Miss Ella Wheeler of Oak
land and Miss Eva Aull of Sacramento.
The Oakland Ensemble Club.
4 large number of prominent Oakland
ladies have joined the Ensemble Club. of
which Sigmund Beel is director
a concert will be gwen tomorrow evening
at Hamilton Hill, to be followed by one
monthly concert till March.
Among the patrons of the concerts are:
Miss Nellie Chabot, Miss Kate kirkham,
Miss Claire RalstOn, Miss Evelyn Shepard,
Miss Annie Miller, Miss frankie Hart, Miss
Jean Wellman, Miss Bessie Wall, Miss Mary
Gamble, Miss Abbie Grant, Miss l.. Laing,
. Miss Cassie Drum, Miss Helen Pendlet0n, Miss
Cora Harvey, Mrs. John B. Giascock, Mrs. {.
Webb Howard. Mrs. Dr. j. c. Tucker, Mrs.
Isaac Upham, MIS-. II. W. Wetherbee, Mrs.
Oseoe Derby, Mrs. W. b. c. de Fremery,
Mrs. Thomas Pratber, Mrs. B. F. Durham,
Mrs. a Schllling, Mrs: r. A. Wellman, Mrs.
George f. Whitney, MIS-. a. W. Bowman,
Mrs. ". f. Hale, Mrs. E. c. Sessions, Mrs.
J. NJ DFiscoll. Mrs. E. l.. G. Steele, Mrs. J.
= Is. Dean, Mrs. G. \. Fox, Mrs. Alfred T.
Eastland, Mrs. Wallace Everson, Mrs. d.
Heushaw Ward, Mrs. Julian lie Conte, Mrs.
+. >. ClTaILUl.
The WnIis Party yrn Ness Avenue
a very pleasant party was rendered to
Miss Nettie Willis at the residence of her
parents on Van Ness avenue last Monday
evening. Miss Willis was assisted 10 re-
ceive by Miss Ida Krause. Both young
ladies were most beeomingly attired in
evening costumes.
Dancing and singing were INDUCED in
until i o'clock. Miss Willis played the
u, \. H. H.. ~
to the dining-room where a bountlful re-
past was served.
The line of march was as follows
Mr.. Frank Willis Jr., Miss Ida Krause,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Willis, Mr.. J. Kohn,
Miss Mile Fraser, Mr.. f. Lynch, Miss
Louise Edwards, Mr.. George Barnes. Miss
Lille O'Connor, Mr.. William Stone, Miss
Edith Holmes, Mr.. Ed Sullivan, Miss Lettie
Smith, Mr.. j. McManome Miss Willis.
An Interesting Wedding.
Mr.. Edward c. Foulkes of West Superior,
Wis, was married to Miss Georgiana Alley
Of New York on November 9TH at Grace
ChaHtry. The groom is well known in San
Francisco, being a brother of DR.. John
Foulkes. The bride is a tall statuesaue
blonde with lovely manners and is the
youngest of four beautiful daughters. Miss
Anna l.. BTice, the famous Philadelphia
beauty, was maid of honor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eoulkes will reside in West Superior, where
he holds responsible position in the First
National Bank.
The Garfield Corps SocinI.
A specially attractive ice-eream social was
given last evening at Shiels Building by
James \. Garfield Corps, No. 81. W. r. c.
The feature of the evening was fancy
drill given by Confidence Drill Corps Of
Confidence Lodge, No. 10. U. Z. A. The
corps is composed of twelve handsome young
ladies, who, III their effective uniform OF
gold and black, three-cOrnered Corporal hats
and carrying long major-domo slaves of
ebony, presented remarkably fiue appear
ance. They went through their fancy
movements with undertaking skill and pre-
cisiOn, Miss Geishaker furnishing the mu-
sic. Their capital work won them warm
applause Dancing concluded the pleasant
affair.
Tie drilling was the creditabIe task of
Captain William H. Dolling. His corps
consisted of Miss Gina Hancken, Miss Ma
mie PeaSeley, Miss Annie Wedel, Miss Lena
Decker, Miss Louisa Wedel, Miss Mary
Higgins, Mrs. L. McGlynn, Miss Libby
Smith, Miss Ida Heneken, Miss Josie Smith,
Miss Lena SchleSelmann, Miss Ida Browell.
Mr.. NJ OFT was color-bearer for the pretty
corps.
Birthday Anniversary.
Mr.. j. W. HarbouIne was rendered a
birthday surprise party by number of his
friends Saturday evening, at his residence,
Taylor avenue, Alameda. After a number
vocal and instrumental music the guests
adjourned to the dining-rOom, which was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
ferns. After supper dancing was INDUCED
IN and at late hour the guests dispersed,
We'll pleased with their evenings enjoy
ment. Among those present were: Hiss
Louise Rickerby, Mrs. j. w. HarbOurne
Miss Jennie Cuthlll, Miss Matte Rickerby,
bliss Carrie Lake, Miss Florence RIekerby,
MesSTs. W. Ferns, L. Cuthill, 4. Wyman,
4
Harbourne and Master Herbert Harbourne.
The AIcazar Club Entertainment.
The favOrite old comedy by Henry Byron
OF '0ur Boys" was presented at Saratoga
Hall last evening by the Alcazar Dramatic
Club before very large audience.
Following was the cast OF characters: Sir
Geoffry Champneys, Mr. Arthur Clifford;
Talbot Champneys Mr. j. A. Fogarty !;
Perkyn Middlewick, Mr.. II. Z. de Lasaux;
Charles Middlewick, Mr.. w. j. Lonergan I;
Kempster, Mr. +. r. Hayes; Puddles, Mr.
Edward Pyle: Violet Melrose, Miss Bessie
Owens; Mary Merose, Miss Rose Frederick !;
Clarissa Champneys, Miss Media Browne :;
Belinda, Miss Blanche Browne. The play
was smoothly produced and succeeded 10
retaining the interest OF the audience with
out break.
During the evening the following selec-
tons were executed by Ehrman's Orchestra:
Overture, Dawn Till Twilight" &C. w.
Bennett; Tonight We Say Farewell"
p0tDourri (SchleppegrelD; waiiZes, SOUNDS
From Erin " C. w. Bennett. Dancing fol-
lowed. under the direction of the Buffalo
Club The Alcazars themselves constituted
the Reception Committee, and Mr.. w. j.
Lonergan made an excellent stage manager.
The affair was arranged for the benefit of
st. Budgets Parochial School, and this
worthy object will realize substantial sum
through the efforts OF the club.
Surprise Party on Eldridge Street.
very pleasant surprise party was given
recently to Mr.. George Mclaughlin at his
residence. Eldridge street, by number Of
his young friends. A very pleasant evening
was spent in dancing and games and a
bountiful supper was served at midnight.
Mr. Mclaughlin was presented with a beau
tiful watch and chain by his mother.
Those present were: Miss Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Corcoran, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Sulli-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Nc
AIIeer. Mrs. Clara Wilmer, Miss An
ME Mclaughlin, Miss Annie Wilson,