The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Notes of Numerous Pleasant Lit.
tie Entertainments.
The Lutz-Miller Wedding Oakland Bsnedicts.
Y. L. I. install ation-Herre-Kenny Mar
riage-A swedish Party.

and Mr.. Warren Shilling will be married
Christmas day, and reception will be given the
same day at 1419 Grove street, The couple VIII
be sat homer at 1917 West street on Tuesday
after January 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Croker gave pleas
ant luncheon recently at their residence On the
corner OF California and Jones streets, in honor
of Mrs. Richard Tobin. Covers were laid for
twelve.
An entertainment will be given this evening In
the parlors of the First Congregational church
on the corner OF Post and Mason streets.
Miss Annie Head gave delightful tea re.
Gently at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Head, 1905 Taylor street.
An entertainment VIII be given at the NJ. E.
Church OH Bush street, between Scott and De-
visadero, next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Emerlc will celebrate
The golden wedding of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. cad, by holding large reception In
their honor. The Emeric residence, ll6 Geary
street, was last year proven TO be an ideal scene
OF q large and brilliant gathering, such as that
OIL lie 7tb OF January promises 10 be.
The home of Mi. and Mrs. Harding (nee Lille
jones' al Philadelphia has been frightened by
tie adv' lit OF son and heir.
charming tea was given by the Misses Grif-
nth Of Harrison street last Wednesday after
noon, when The younger ladies OF The house in
Vited about sixty or seventy oil their friends 10
meet Miss Naelee of San Jose.
Mrs. Henry Weiherbee Will give another OF
her delightful musicales Oh Christmas night at
her home IN Fruitvale.
The Parrntt Dinner Party.
numter oil friends were most agreeably en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis b.
Parrot on Saturday evening at their residence
1913 Franklin street.
The aspect OF The dining-room was peculiarly
appropriate 10 The festive season. A Californian
Christmas seemed TO be delightfully."- typifed in
lie mlngling OF holly berries aud their dark foil
age elltterlng with diamond dust, with the luxu-
RANT cluster OF fair roses, Which elowed III ten
der beauty amid the handsome liable service. In
the center OF the table, beneath generous bunch
OF misteIoe, Ieposed dainty arrangement OF
scarlet poiuselIla In a nest OF leaves admii ably
setting oil The handsome blossoms.
The rreepton-room was airayed In white
and berries. yellow was The distinguishing
color IN the second drawing room, where "a
brilliant elect was produced by the tasteful dis
POSITION OF Marechal Mel roses, lovely yellow
chlysanthemums and branches laden with ripe
oranges, the golden tone being eXqusitely re-
heVed by q background Of vine LraceIIes and the
darker orange foliage.
:, hose who enjoyed the kindly hospitality OF
Mr. ana MS Palolt on this occasion Mere: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. Feniy Me-
Lean Martin, Miss Flora Low, Miss Lena
Biandng. Miss Champion Miss Kate Jarboe.
MI. Henry Redingtom, Mr.. L. Ii. Sheldon, Mr..
Deerlng aud Mr.. Davidson.
The Lutz-M,il.r Wedding.
The marriage OF MES Nellie E. Miller, daugh.
ter OF MIR. w. E. Miller OF the Oakland Bank of
Savings, to Mr.. John Z. LutZ WAS celebrated in
this city last Wednesday, Rev. Robert Mackenzie
officiating. Both Of the cont acting parties are
well known IN their respective social circles.
Mr.. LUZ is Superintendent of and large stock.
holder III tbe Port Crescent Improvement Com
pany, and has large property Interests at Port
Crescent, Port Angeles and Port Townsend.
Until Two years ago he was IN the employ of the
Government IN the revenue service Miss Miller
holos prominent position in Oakland society
circles.
Tie ceremony was conducted In the presence
OF only the immediate relatives of the contracting
parties. Owing 10 the limited time which Mr..
were made for the event.
The happy couple have left for Port Crescent
on the Straits oil Fuca, which VIII be their future
home.
The Young Bsnedicis in Oakland.
The Young Beuedicts' Club of Oakland, better
known as The Tuesday Evening Dancing Club,
held another of its enjoyable soirees Tuesday
evening al their hall on Eleventh and Broadway.
Brandrs Orchestra furnish, music Tor dancing.
Among those ~nresent were: Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Il; Metcalf, 7. and Mrs. ". &. Henshaw,
Fred 5. S;ratton. MT and Mrs. W. b. Hamilton,
MIR. aud Nus. George Morrow, Mr.. aud Mrs. l..
G. Harvey, Mr.: aud Mrs. George Foy, MI; aud
hrs. v illiain Oliver, Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Don
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. VI alter A. Kenny, MI, and
Mrs. H. f. Gordon, MI. and Mrs. john jackson
Jr. Ar. and AIRS. Harry Hinckley, DIR. aud Mrs.
Rea. DR.. and Mrs. George II. Carleton. Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. L. Whitney and Others
The HERE Kenny Wedding.
IN ST. Patrick's Church last Tuesday evening
at o'clock Mr.. William A. HERE OF Alameda
Mr. Adolph HERE acted as best man ana Miss
Agile Kenny, sister Of Tie BRIDE as bridesmaid.
A pleasant reception was rendered tile young
couple last Sunday AT the residence Of the brides
parents, IN Alameda.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Here Sr., Mr. and Mrs. HERE Jr., MIR. and Mrs.
f. Merrill, MIR. aud Mis-. Coonei Hooper, MIR.
and MIS-. freeman, MIR. and Mrs. A. smith, MIR.
and MS. Dugan, Miss Aggie Kenny, Miss Del
Nash. MISS Lizzie HERE, Miss Mary Hamilton,
Miss Mamie Kenny, Miss Maggie McQueeny,
NJ. Fischer, Miss Mamie Bockman, Miss Ada
Russell, Miss Birdie Hooper; Messrs. Adolph
Dyer, James Burke, James Kenny, N. Coleman
J. Etelle. j. wren, I. Allen, DIR. French, I. Nc
Courtney. j. Drlsco!l, +. Coleman, C. de Rush,
NJ. Glanetioni, L. Smith, w. Rape, w. Burke
+. Emerson.
surprise Party on Guerrero Street.
The many friends of Miss Celia Walsh tende! ed
her birthday surprise party at the residence OF
her father, Mi. John Walsh, Guerrero street,
on last Friday evening.
The company met at the residence OF Miss Net
lie Hynes and repaired in bUdy to surprise
iheir youthful friend. The party was a complete
success, ana the evening was passed IN games,
singing and dancing unIii IL o'clock, wien the
company repaired 10 The spacious dining hall aud
enjoyed delicious supper.
The following were present: Miss Minnie
Cieigb. Miss Belle Crelgh, Miss Alice Walsh,
MISS Fanny Walsh. Miss Mary Hynes. Miss
Mettie hynes, MISS Katie Hynes. Miss Celia
Walsh, Miss Josie Brown, Miss Josie EdgerIon,
Miss Cora Shepard, Miss Eva johnson, Hiss
Maggie Hsnlic., Miss NJ. Herman. Miss S.
John Mccarthy of MERGED, Masters Will. Ede
w. Gould, Waiter Aveiill, Joe Richards X.
Moore. Churchill Price, Horace hite, Gregory
Walsh Paul Walsh. f. CooksOn, Bert Dyer, Nj.
Clark, +. Harrington, L. Hammer, j. Mitchell,
A Cousin aud b. HoIaliug
The Y. L. L. Entertainment.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 1 entertained
the different branches of the Y. L. /. last
Wednesday. at Knights OF the Red Branch Hall,
by giving public installation.
There was a large attendance OF young ladies'
and the evening was pleasantly spent by all pres
ent, an admirable programme having been ar
ranged for the occasion, as follows: Piano solo,
Miss SINH; autoharp solo. Mrs. A. j. Dhellig;
Oracle Sweeny; vocal duet, Miss NJ. and X.
Degan; piano solo, Miss smith; remarks, Miss
ser we'd by members OF Y. l.. l. No. l.
I he public installation then took place. the
new officers installed being: President, Miss
Sophie Grole; First Vice President, Mis-, Kate
Sanders; Second Vice President, Miss Susie
Egan; Marshal, Miss Kate Hammond; Record.
ing Secretary, Miss Mabel Dyer; Treasurer Miss
Kate Gleason; Financial Secretary, Miss Maggie
Alter the officers were duly Installed the Dis
trict Deputy presented the refining President
Mrs. j. T. Sweeny, with an elegant diamond
bracelet, with chain aud bangle attached suita.
bly, inscribed. Dancing was alterward indulged
In aud The young ladies' left for their homes
highly pleased with their evenings entertain.
ment.
Pieasant Swedish Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given on Tuesday even
Ing, The 18th Inst. by the members Of the choir
OF the Swedish AZ. L. Church TO Mrs. Amy Lille
sren. the Swedish singer. at her residence, 1864
Tenth street, Oakland.
The evening was spent very pleasantly In sing
ing until 9:45 O'clock, when Mr.. J. Z. SandhoIt
presented Mrs. Liljegren with two beautiful
silver pieces from the choir. A few addresses
were made, and Mrs. Llljegten favored the com. 4
pany with few sweet selections. Refresh.
ineuts were served during the evening, and the
patty closed with reading OF the Scripture and
prayer by Rev. +. U. Liliegren.
Those present were: Mrs. Amy Liljsgren,
Rev. F. U. Liijegren, Miss Eta kubibcrg, Miss
Anna Westin. Miss Clara Gustafson, Miss Chris
tina Larson. Miss Jennie Gustafson, Miss Jennie
Myhre, Mrs. Hannah Clark. Miss Augusta An
derson; Mtssrs. Andrew Wilson. +. Wilson, 6.
L. Almquist, j. Hansen, j. p. SandhOlt. &. Z. /
johnson, Alfred KlIngfelt Carl N. g. Hager,
Charles Stone, August Kihlstrom, Master Os