The morning call., 1890-10-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Hall Parties in the
City Last Evening.
The Everett Party in 0akland-she pherd-Ro-
deck Wedding in Petaluma-Beaver
Lodge social-Brief Notes.

and the affair was made very pleasant by
tie efforts OF the executive officers OF the
organization, as follows: Mr.. VIII E. Fish
er, Mr. j. c. p de Kraft, Mr.. c. b. Platt
Mr.. T. q. Davis, Mr.. NJ. L. Hall, Mr.. O. ii.
Shells and Mrs II. Med. Spencer.
Mr.. George Combs, enc of Alameda's es-
Unable young men, will be married on Sun
day next TO Miss Alice dc MarrlS Of Los
Gat0s
The ladies of the Lincoln Relief Corps.
No. 3. W. Il. c., will give a series of lunches
and entertainments at Irving Hall COM
mencing to-day and terminating Saturday.
The pupils of MeSSTS. DOnlan Bros. Will
give a fan-and-umbrelia party tomorrow
evening at their hall, 927 Pacific street. near
Powell.
MI. NJ. j. Faulkner of this city Will sing
at Mrs. Barry's concert, in Vallejo, this
evening.
Washington Circle, No. /, C. o. F., will
give Il complimentary ice-cream social and
dance at ForeSterS Hall, 20 Eddy street,
this evening.
Miss Sylvia Chapman. the accomplished
young reader, who successfully appeared
before two crowded houses in Oakland, viii
make her first appearance before a San
Francisco audience this evening, at the par
lois oil NdlNdIN NHulCi. DHG mas hluulN
consented to read for the benefit OF the in
fant department, which needs funds IN It's
enlarged usefulness. She VIII read
Patsy" which, it is said, in itself should
be a guarantee for crowded house.
4 Birthday Party in Oakland.
On Saturday evening last Miss Marjorie
Everett celebrated her ninth birthday at
the residence of her parents, 1912 Tenth
street, Oakland.
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present and the evening was spent in dane
ing, games, etc. a splendid repast was fur
nished, and the host of little ones enjoyed
themselves immensely.
These invited were: Miss Bessie Garlick.
Miss FlosSe Mayhem, Miss Mae Wastell,
Miss Matte Rice, Miss Lulu Clayton, Miss
Ethel Richardson, Miss Julia Summers,
Miss Helma Butler. Miss Mabel Campbell.
Miss Mabel Fish, the Misses Carrie ana Mia
Oliver, the Misses Paula and Lulu Rued,
Miss Rose Sites the Misses Geraldine and
Bessie Scupham, Miss Carrie Edwards, Miss
EIHe DOane. Miss Ruth Wilder, Miss Mabel
Reed, Miss Agnes Mccormack, the Misses
Edna and Lettie Barry, Miss Mia Seymour,
the Misses Enid and Neltie Zale, Miss Mary
Mcclure, Miss Annie Freeman, Miss Katie
Allen, Miss Ada Jrefethan, Miss Alice
CoWdery, Miss Josie McCray, Miss Hazel
Bel, MISS Daisy Mckinnon, Miss Jessie
Alexander, Miss Leonie Robinson, Miss
Fiolie Malone, Miss Amy White, Miss Myra
Orcutt, Miss Lucy France ard the Misses
Edith and Ethel Cation; Masters Charlie
Lowrey, Roland and Edwin Oliver, Hobart
and Allison Books, Fowler Malet, Clar-
ence Reed, Mac Mhoon, James and Snow
den Redfeld, Robert Land, Willie Morrison,
Eugene Minor, Ray Simonds, Ernest Allen,
Puts Sanborn, FeTdIe Freeman, Stanley
Allen, Herbert and Harry Minor, George
aud L. Railton and Fred Cation.
The third Regiment Party.
A pleasant social hop was given by
Company 6, Third Infantry Regiment. n.
G. C., Captain d. j. DriscOll commanding,
last evening at B'nai Birth Hall. The stage
was decorated with national flags and stacks
Of rifles, giving an appropriately martial
effect
The regimental band officiated to the
satisfaction Of all the guests, who comprised
a large number of handsome ladies. The
many pretty toilets contTasted effectively
with the uniforms of the company, and the
affair, both 10 the participants and onlookers,
was quite attractive from start to finish.
Tie grand march was led by Captain DrlS-
coll and Miss Nellie Couch.
The special committees appointed on the
hop were composed as follows: Committee
on Arrangements-Privat Theodore f.
WOhler, Chairman; Corporal William G.
Plate, Musician l.. A. Larsen, Musician
Huber. Reception COmmittee-Caplain D..
f. DriscOl, Chairman; Lieutenant c. w.
Ozias, Corporal J. T. O'Brien, Private John
". Mcintosh, Private j. j. MahOney, Cor
Charles c. billiard. Floor Committee
Lieutenant j. c. White, First Sergeant j.
H. DriScoll, Private J. j. MeDgel, Private
Bertram Tuckey, Musician C. r. Snyth.
Private j. W. Tracy, Private Edward White,
Private Ii. Tuckey, Musician Henry Hol-
lngs.
An Anniversary in Berkeley.
The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McClain took place on
Saturday evening at their residence or Ad-
Olson street, Berkeley. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
About 100 guests were present and a most
jolly evening was spent by ALL About fifty
were from his old associates in San Fran
cisco, many OF whom were present at their
wedding twenty-five years ago, and an espe-
cial feature of interest was the fact that
there were the bridesmaids and groomsmen
who performed the same pleasant duty
n quarter of century ago. a large num-
Der of beautiful presents were received and
the whole occasion will be long remem-
bered by host aud guests.
The Zig-Zag Climb Party.
Another successful party was given last
evening by the Zig-Zag Club at their new
place of meeting, Mission Music Hall, cor
ner OF Howard and Twenty-frst streets.
Since their organization the club has
doubled its membership. and its parties al
ways attract good attendance, indeed the
hall last night was at one time oyercrowded.
Blum's Orchestra furnished the music,
and the grand march was led by Mr.. Henry
Remington and Miss Lulu Remington.
Dancing con tinued till nearly l O'Clock.
The programmes were much admired, as
were also the new badges worn by the mem
berS.
Following composed the acting commit
tees: Committee of Arrangements-O. j.
Jolly chairman, George J. Crowley, Henry
w. Remington, Otto A. Eppler, George p.
Theler; Reception Committee-Sunner 5.
Foster (Chalrman) William Blakley, Ray a.
Carmen, Joseph COrcOran, William Smythe,
NJ. NJ. Silk; floor manageTs-Henry W.
Remington (ChaIman), William }. Rusac,
Otto a. Eppler. William w. Davis, George
p Neppert, William Smith, George J. Crow
ley. The officers of the club are: William
H. Dunlap, President; George p. Theller,
Vicp-President; Edward w. Dirking, See
Teiary; James A. Frichette, Treasurer; Kay
a. Carmen, Censor.
The Court Golden Gate Party.
The tenth anniversary ball Of the Court
Golden Gate, No. 66Sl, a. o. F. of A, took
p ace last evening at the Odd Fellows Hall.
members Of the court and their families.
The grand march took place shortly after
clock, beng LED by Mr.. c. o. Cooper
and Miss Mamie Cooper. johnson & Gut
mans B nd oficiated. Some go couples
enjoyed a succession of dances until after
midnight
The committees on duty during the even
ing were composed as foil ows: Committee
of Arrangements Charles Goldberg Chair
man, j. CaIlmann, NJ. Morgcnstern, /.
Kragpn, Henry Goldberg, c. o. Cooper, c.
X Rospn berg, Ben Asch, NJ. II. Wascer-
witt; Reception Committee; Harris, J.
Harris, T. Tobias, =. l.. Moses, 5. 5. Green,
Nj. Buchanan, j. w. Maher; floor manager, II.
Goldberg; assistant floor manager, c. S.
ArOn>on; Floor Committee-A. ID. Abrams,
l.. q. Jacobs S. Green. III. L. Pollock, +.
Kemp Van Ee, S. Gabriel, 5. Abrams, a.
Erb, 4. ID. Davis.
The Beaver Lodge Social
On Tuesdqy evening last the officers and
members of Beaver Lodge, No. 10, Royal
Argusy. met at the residence of Mr.. G. j.
PaehtZ 733 Folsom street, for the purpose