The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-09
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Fifteenth Anniversary Party of
California ParlOr,
n. S. G. w.
LATE NOTES FROM BOULDER.
A Niles Canyon Private Picnic-The
Sullivan Party-Tennis in Oak
Iand-The Beaver Lodge Enter
tainment-Party on Bryant Street
Brief Notes of Prominent So
ciaI Incidents.

Elaborate invitations, bearing an embossed
representation in miniature OF the orders BAH
per, announced tie holding Of the fifteenth ami
versary party of California ParlOr, No. l, n. S. e.
". The party duly came of last evening at ODD
Fellows Hall, and was in all respects a worthy
celebration Of the occasion.
Dancing commenced soon after $50 o'clock
tc Tie music Of The Golden West orchestra.
Some 500 guests were in attendance and the
grand march, led by Mr. Arthur Klump, was
tIetty sight. All he gentlemen were in evening
dless and lie ladles appeared IN their dalntiest
gowus TO DO honor to The event. An admired
feature was the intaglio bear banner executed
in ed and gold on the programme cover. The
hail was gayly decorated, and the music quite
Satisfactory.
Tie officers Of the parlor and acting commit
tees Of The highly successful evening are sub
Joined. Past Preside ut, DR.. o. F. Westphal;
President, Arthur Kun p; First Nite-President,
Fra06 y. Marst0u; Second Vice President, j. T.
DUckery; Third VicePresideut, a. Dil-aU; Mr.
slal, Frank YALE Recording SecTe ary, Faux
Ryan; Financial Secretary Henry Llthman.
Iiustees-D = Charles Decker DR.. f. +. Deniler
aud b. r. Harwood; Surgeons-Dr. j. F. Morss,
Df. d. u. Lustig, Dr.. b. E. Clarke and DR..
Chaigneau; floor manager, Arthur Kump; as
si,tant floor managers, DIR. o. P. West phal and
Nj. Frank Marstoni Committee OF ArTange-
ments-Dr. i. u LusIis Chairman MesIs
j. Grady, l.. a. Cummings, Il Duncan, b. L.
Hanlon, Frank Mar>Ion aud Dr. L. Cranz Re
CepttOn COmmittet-MrsSrs Frank Kelly, j. j.
SulIern, Robert WE and, Louis j. Leande,
Fed iuheIman ami III. D. +. Clarke; Floor
Commit ee-Messrs. Henry Wegeuer, L. D q.
Clifford. M. }. Chaplin, C. A. Boldemann, A
Thomas and NJ. Neuman.
Notes.
camp Orion at Santa Cruz, where the Sixth
Regiment is settled, is a center OF much attrac-
lion TO The summer visitors. Major General
Turnbull, Colonel Barry, Lieutenant-Colonel
OConnOr, Captain Delaney and Lieutenant
Dwyer of the Third Regiment, this city have
paid visits Of courtesy. Governor Waterman
aud slaff are eXleced 10 arrive to-day nom san
Diego TO lBsI ect The regiment.
The carriage accident on Van Ness avenue
Yesterday, which is detailed in another column,
was deeply depIOred by fTieuds, especially hav-
lug reference o the one fatal result. The escape
OF the two ladies and the young gentleman is
matter for cOngi atulatiOn.
Rev Robert Mackenzie has reached New York,
Ell route Tor this city. He has been i've months
travelling IN Europe and he East, visiting Egypt
Greece llaly ana tie BRUSH Isles among 0ller
places. He VIII probably reach San Francisco
about the 1st prox.
Tie Unions give their Invitation party this
evening al UnlOn-Square Hall.
a pleasant musicale wasigyen Sunday evening
q, Major Frank MeLaugtin's cottage at Santa
Cruz. Among those who assisted the host and
his wife TO entertain their hieuds was Mrs. Leo
Cooper OF this CITY.
Miss Della des Roehers. known to her friends
as 4 most pleasing dramatic ballad singer, Was
welded al 81. J0ha'S Church, Oakland, yesler-
DAY morning to Mr. Henry Woodbury., brother
Of Mr.. C. j. Oodbury, the well known scholar.
1hey left at once for san Francisco. and day
VIII leave by steamer for northern honey moon
Mission Parlor. No. SO. n. 5. G. W, give a
parry this evening
CGautauqua Assembly at Pacific Grove con-
tinues 10 attract large number OF our people.
On sunday Rev. DR.. Eaton of This city preached,
while PrgfaSsnT i I Morris Of This P1ty IL
due Ell The music.
The Misses Wasserman were rendered very
pleasant surprise party The evening OF the
tOu.th, at IheIr esidence in Sacramento. Among
lie guests were: Miss kOsmlnsky Of this city
and Miss " off OF Oakland.
Nj. and Mrs Nielsen OF 1Gnaco entertained
Quite a number of their city friends during last
eek, WHO enjoyed themselves 10 their hearts
content Among their guests were: Mr.. aud
MIS-. W. Dibblee, Miss Lille smith, Miss Katie
II. Johnson, Miss julia Hildebrand, Miss Dora
Il. Dib0lee, Mr.. W. Ii. Dibblee, Master Dave
Walton.
MI Lowell ]. Hardy, one of Oakland's sub
siaulial citizens, celebl aed his seventy-third
birthday last Thursday. The evening was very
Pleasantly passed.
The Aicazar Dramatic Club will give an enter
taiument al Saratoga Hall this evening.
Monday WAS ladies' day" on the yacht White
Wings al Sauta Cruz. Among those who enjoyed
the hospitalites Of Captain Chtttenden and his
sIaH were: Miss SyOil Nngent, Mrs John Crel-
llu, the Misses Laura, Anita, Belle aud NJ 0na
Cttlu, tile Misses Mabel and frankie Newton
Of Oakland, Mrs. D. HiGschieldt, Miss Hedwlg
Aiehaells OF Alameda, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Siedce Of San Jose, Mrs (. j. Strong, Miss r.
T. -. Bernard, Mrs. Sara Gamble, Mrs. Nc
Kenny y, Miss Est=le Levy and Mr.. u. 7. Bell of
San Francisco.
Private Picnic to Niles Canyon.
A very enjoyable private picnic was given by
tie members Of lie "JOly Twenty" at Niles
Canyon last sunday. Dancing and games were
the oder Of the occasion, and The party spent
most pleasant day. Among those Invited were:
Miss Annie Wuterson, Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss
Mary Conroy Miss Annie DoOdy, Miss hiitis
NnleTson, Miss Maggie neanes. Miss Kate
Hughes, A.2s hagai5 Srei.l-al, Aiiss avg
edDFy. Miss tt11lu-I Fl'a. l'H .lsAelr Mis.
Jennie Gct8rtay NIss WHaHs, H.ss anhe
WlntersCn Aes 81 ap.s -m.lA, Miss Mamie
Healy. Bliss trul6 Eeay. Hiss Maggie Gffflr,
Miss Josie McGaln, Aiss Ella Kells, Bliss Flor
ebve CtzaDou' se, AiessFs. George Pedsn,
Thomas Phillips, Frsd Jones Dan Crowley. +.
HeIhennsion, P. Perry, w. Il. Powelson, q.
Caldne ell, G. Hill, P. b. WntersOn, J. Doyle w.
O'NeiH, w. Mullaney j. ETeile, j. Gilma tin,
Z. ChadbOulne E. folsiugwOrLh.
The Beaver Lodge Entertainment.
The members of Beaver Lodge, No. 10, Royal
Argosy, gave their public installation party last
evening at Forester's Hall, on EDDY street.
The following officers were installed by Su-
pieme District Deputy j. q. Florence: Presi-
dent, Thomas j. Johnson; Vice President, James
cLennsn; lnstructress, Miss Dawson; Secre-
taiy, q. j. Paelz; Accountant and Treasurer,
MIS- Anna NJ. Mott; Guide, Mrs. Harris; Mar
sinai, Henry PoeIz; inner Guard, Mrs. Barrett;
Ouler Guard. George Davis Surgeon, DR.. fl. L.
Bell.
a pleasant entertainment was afterward given,
as follows: address, Past President Henry
Beaver; piano solo. Miss Kate Ratigan; song,
Miss Mary Barry; recitation, Miss Maggie Rdtl-
gan; sailors hornppe, Miss Sybll Campbell;
song. MIR. Niltoni address, Supreme Secretary
Charles ID. Coon.
The entertainments by Beaver Lodge are well
worth attending. Tie present one was under
lie immediate arrangement Of Messrs; Thomas
J. johnson. Henry Beaver and William DOdd.
TabIeaux at Boulder Creek.
The past week at Boulder Creek, the charm
ing camupg-grou IN the Santa Cruz Noun
tans, Was one OF uBmixed delight, and the
Fourth OF July was celebrated in a unique man
uer. Mrs. KeGpa Of Oakland and Mr.. Harry S.
Fonda OF this city arranged q series of tableaux,
which were given Saturday night Mrs. Kenna's
parlor tent was thrown open as stage, and seats
wen erected just outside for the audience Dur
ing the entertainment fireworks of every descrip-
tiOn were exploded, and the entire evening was
one OF unbOunded pleasure, which WILL never be
forgotten by those who were present.
The programme arranged was follows:
Overture, Observation-Disclosures OF Miss Gleason
and Miss bike kenna, uand0lins, Mrs. Kenna,
guitar, and Mir. Harry s. Fonda ana James
heuua Viullns; tabieau, THE Last Letter." by
Waiter S. Fonda and Miss Blixie Kenna; song,
OF Messrs. II. 5. and W. 6. Fonda. NJ Rus
sell and &. Storey; recitation, "0d Ironsides,"
MIR. S. LASH tableau, maud Muller" Miss A.
Peck and Mr.. Arthur Parrish; song, Mr.. q. Bur-
ling; tableau The Dawn OF Day." Miss Percy
Peek: recitation, Miss Belle Marion; iableau,
Elaine," Miss Percy Peck; group Of bisque hg-
ures, by Miss Libble MONT, the Misses Peck
Miss Bessie Fonda, Miss Murray, Miss Blixie
Kenna and Miss Beatrice Russell; impersona-
ton of Fred Wafde. Sam Lash; song, Ellis Par
IRISH; Iabeau, "Tle GYPSY Camp" MISS Beatrice
Russell, Robert g. Mackay and Sam Lash. The
evenings entertainment closed with yOlley OF
fireworks.