The morning call., 1890-10-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
a Party at the Residence of Mr..
and Mrs. o. ID. Baldwin.
The Cottrell-Lycett Wedding Reception on
60 den Gate Avenue-An Ignacio
Party-The Us Gathering.

A reception, distinctiveiy entitled "An
Evening in Arcadia" Will be given by the
Temple W orkers in the parlors of Plymouth
Church on Thursday evening next at s
o'clock. Tableaux will be varied with
music, TO conclude with sociable and the
service of nectar and ambrosia"
\ ball was recently given in Cincinnati in
honor OF Miss Julia Bissell, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ordan at 1.-THE Cables" in
that city.
The thirty-eighth anniversary of the San
Francisco Turn Vereins will be celebrated
at their hall, 323 Turk street, on Sunday
evening next.
AT regular meeting of the Chebra
Berth Shalom. he'd on Sunday, Past Presi-
dent Brother r. S. Calish was presen ted
with an elegant gold-headed cane, the recip-
lent having held the Office for the last two
terms. Past President Joseph Schmitt, in
an inappropriate and well-set speech, presented
to Brother Il. S. Calish the token in feel
ing md betting manner. The cane was in
Scrihed: Presented by the Oh. Is. S. 10
Past President Calish, $780, in appropriate
lettering.
The Aurora Social Club gave its sixth
quarterly social at Maennerbund Hall on
Saturday evening a most enjoyable time
was had. The officers are: President, f.
Wood Vice-P President, H. Hicks; Recording
Secretary L. Gaude; Financial Secretary
Joseph j. McDeImott; Treasurer, John Gal
YIN; Marshal, Hon. T. Mallon.
AT Berkeley last Saturday the young ladies
of '92 rendered the young ladies of '94 a
pleasant luncheon.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Forney gave pleas
ant dinner party at their residence on Mare
Island on Saturday night at which the
guests were: Medical Director and Mrs.
Bates, Captain and Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss
HitchCo ck, CAPTAIN and Mrs. Mead, Captain
McCuley, Mrs. QualtIough ana Ensign Ben
ham.
The Baldwin Party on Pacific Avenue.
\ dance was given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Oryille D. Baldwin, 2127 Pacific
avenue, or Saturday evening, to the young
friends OF Their daughter, Miss BlanchA
Baldwin. Dancing continued until mid
night, when the strains Of Home, Sweet
Hume" dispersed the merry guests. Among
those present were: Miss Blanche L. Bald
win, Miss Helen NJ. Andres. Miss Emma
Fisher Miss Jennie Hand, Miss Hida Me
Donald. Miss Mary Royce, Miss May Palm
er. Miss Mabel Hall, Miss Annie Field.
Miss Christie Sebe, Miss Grace Bertz, Miss
Julia CoggeShall, Miss l. Motfatt, Miss Ida
Gibbons, the Misses Alice and Addie Dem
ing, Miss Sadier, Miss VI. Louderback, Miss
i. DuHhtl, TIE -h4SSto -hlbGI anu INd " vi LIZ
the Misses Annie aud Edith Duffy, Miss
Emma Sweigert of San Jose, Miss Lucy
Jackson, Miss Olta Lunt, Miss Mamie
Hoesch, Miss Mabel Houston, Miss Gertrude
Church, Miss Lottie Woods, Miss Isabel
Taylor Miss Ruby Martin. Miss Emile
Zefgler of p Philadelphia, Miss Helen Croker,
Miss Abbie wards, Mrs. j. d. Richards;
MessIS. Z. Hough;oD, l. Lundberg, L. Ever
EFT, Burns Mcdonald, II. Dibble, Marcus
Burnett Warren shannon, Geary Fields.
Ii M 4
Conrad, Robert Whitney, Morton Gibbons,
James Duffy, John Eyerding, L. Hulmes,
Charles Hulmes, Isaac Upham, L. Cherry,
Percy jackson, Lloyd Cunkling, Charles
Whitney, j. Hobbs, b. Bernard. Warren
Dihble W. and l. Pike, Charles Echling, Pro-
lessor Adelstein, Thomas Taylor. Orvllle K.
Baldwin, Harry Richards. j. L. Richards.
Coitrell-Lycett Wedding in Berkeley.
Last Wednesday evening the marriage of
MIR. Charles 3. Cottrell and Miss Maud
Lyeett took place at Berkeley at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. c. c. Cottrell. Rev. G. a.
Easton performed tie ceremony.
Among these present were: CAPTAIN and
Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. II. q. Loring, Mr.. c. S.
Curtis, Mrs Neal, Miss Jessie Neal. Mrs.
4. 4. Cottrell, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Cottrell,
Mr. William L. Cottrel, MIR. and Mrs. c.
II. Burr, Miss {. c. Burr, Miss Edith
Lycett Mr.. John Lycett, Miss Sullivan, iii.
dnd Mrs c. +. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Densun, Mr.. Harry Nagle, Mr. Walter IL.
Hughes, Mrs. Small, Frank Small.
The presents were numerous and tasteful.
They comprised: Mr.. aud Mrs McReague,
Honolulu, one set Of silver forks and one
set of spoons, one elegant crimson satin en-
bTudered table-coYer; Mrs. Petrie, Homo
luiu, handsome pillOW-ShamS; three beautl-
ful fans from Honolulu friends, and other
presents without number from the same
place; Mr.. e. b. Coltrell, elegant O&ldlZed
manicure set and combined wOrk-boX: Mrs.
A A. COtITell, gold and pearl opera glasses;
MI and Mrs. {. &. tOttrell, UXldIZeI sill
yer butter-di h and knife; Mr.. William F.
CotTell, oxidized silver cigar stand;
MI. and MIS-. c. p. Smith, elegant silver
cake basket; Mrs. II. q. Luring, elegant
cut-zlass and silver cake basket; Mrs. g. r.
HAYES, hand painted parlor lamp; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. E. Hayes, elegant case Of silver
spO rs, sugar-sp00n and Dutter-knIte, also
d card receiver of the finest china; MIR. and
Mrs. George Wilcutt, one dozen cut initial
glas eS; Mr.. and Mrs. {. 5. Curtis, handsome
rocking chair; Captain and Mrs. Moves
silver pickle-di5h and fork; Mrs. Neal,
haHdome pair of vases: Mr.. Harry Nagel,
peacubiow fower-basket aud mirror stand
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr, handsome pair of
vases; Miss Cecilia Burr, fine Spanish
work lace handkerchief; Mr.. and Mrs.
Small, one dozen hand-painted fruit plates;
Miss Sullivan. handsome vases, MI and
Mrs. Harry DeniSon, elegant silver salyer.
rs htCtpftON 6t NpTtn OHAIhL
The Y's Of North Oakland, an enterprising
hand of young folks in the cause of temper
aLce, met at the residence of Mrs. Edwin
Sutherland, Thrty-fourth and Peralta
streets, last Thursday evening, to welcome
home their ViCe-President. Mrs. C. Neiman,
who, W ID her daughters, has been spending
tHe uast six months in Europe.
4 great deal OF taste was displayed in
decorating tie rooms. Prettily interspersed
With evergreen were gilt letters \. W. L.
- L.. also Welcome Home"
4 nicely arranged programme added to the
evenings enjoyment. nor was the 81 inner
man " forgotten, for a bOuntiful supper was
prepared and enjoyed, while much was said
to sIimulate the young folks in the cause
they advocate FOR God, for home, for
native land" With the return of their
lrader it is hoped that much good will be
dJuc.
The evening spent viii long be remem-
bered with pleasant thoughts by those who
were fortunate enough to be present.
Pleasant Party at Ignacio.
last Saturday evening a surprise party
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ring at
their pleasant country residence in Ignacio,
Marin County. A large gathering If the
elite # the neighborhood assembled together
wiki a sprinkling of ladies and gentlemen
ON San Francisco.
= string band from this city was engaged
forthe occasion and the young folks INDUCED
in terFsich0Tran pleasure until an adjourn
neEt was had for supper. after which dane
ing was resumed ana continued until the
-aiukir Of the little stars faded into insig-
niicance before the brilliant and smiling
oUuutebance OF old Sol.
he following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Ring. Mr..
d MIS-. Il. Healing Mrs. Valencia, Mr..
ard Mrs. Pacheco, Mrs. Glover Mr.. ana
hirs. Nielsen, Mr. ard Mrs. Kynoch, Miss
Mars Ring and Katie Pugh, Of San Fran
ESQ Mrs. Heating, Mrs. Peterson, Miss
JONES. Mis- Kenny, Miss Valencia, Mss
Hoffman, Mis- Page, Miss keane, Mr.. and
MS. Tfomony; Messrs. Theo Valencia,
Frank Valencia NJ. Christieson, George
Ring, 4. Smith, NJ. Lucas, Joseph Cochran,
l. j. Crowley, L. Sutton, Thomas Satton,
FL sutton, Z. CochTaue, George Milton, S.
Cuda, L. Cornell, G Sweitzer, George Keat-
IN, George Clark, Val Clark, JOHN Conepo.
james CoDepO, Y Connelt, John Council,
George J. Miller, San Rafael.
An Old Resident Compl mented.
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