The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-22
Holden Tea at Sausalito-The Mac
Gowan Briggs Wedding = A
Mount Shasta Scaling Party.
Entertainment by the Spare
Minute CircIe-Sons of St.
George Observation-Disclosures.

Among the hOspitable summer visitors at San
Rafael are Mrs. Carter p. Pomeroy and MIR. aud
Mrs. A. W. Foster, who are constantly enter
tanning their friends M. and Mrs. Foster gave
pleasant dinner party last Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. Prescott will celebrate their
slverwedding anniversary to-day at their resi-
deDce on Post street.
Miss Minnie Linderman OF Alameda was mar
lied yesterday In Oakland TO Mr.. Walter Damon
of Itchburg. They 60 TO Santa Cruz for their
wedding trip.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. E. Scott will
give TEL at their residence in San Rafael In
honor of their two nieces. Miss Maggie kitte
aud Miss Scott, OF Washington.
Mrs. s. z. Holden gave charming tea yester-
day afternoon al her villa, "Engenook," in Sau-
saitO Her daughters, the Misses Holden, as
sisted 10 entertantu g their mothers guests.
The wedding of Miss Annie Steiner and Mr..
William Goodfriend will take place this evening.
A festival VIII b. given by the pupils OF the
French and English Institute in honor OF the
fourteenth anniversary of Its foundation this af-
ternOon at wing Hall.
The Club FrOhSlnn VIII give a party this even
ing at olympic Assembly Hall.
The first party of the season to go up TO The
imber line on Mount Shasta made The ascent ON
Monday. Including the guide, j. +. Baker, there
were Twelve IN The party, Mr.. and Mrs. g. b.
lei Gray and Wilbur Logan OF Oakland, and Mrs.
j. Is. Sutton, Miss Ada DickersOn, Miss sophie
RoDicke ard Miss Mary Elliott OF San Francisco
The Dickinson MUSCLE.
A delightful reception and musicale was given
last Tuesday evening by Colonel and Mrs. Dick
inson at their residence on Willow street, Ala
media. In honor OF Mr.. Thomas s. Gore OF Vic
tOra, b. e.
The rooms were filed at an early hour and the
entertainment opened with The following pro-
gramme: Duet, mandolin ana guitar The Misses
Cashman; tenor 500, "Yearning" ku6insteinl;
Mr.. Eckln; contrallo solo, The old Story"
lGreigl, Miss StOgdlIl; barytone. aria from
segefs 1nVisiDle" GArdtf6, MISS iGD Ia ngH
whiStling solo. Mr.. Bushby; cOntraltO solo, "Tne
Angel Came" Miss Sedgey; barStone solo,
soprano solo, Roberto o Tu che Adore" Miss
Schiller; bass solo, "Homeward Bound." Mr..
R-edi recitation, Mother and Poet' (Mrs.
browning. Mrs, Dickinson; tenor solo. Queen
OF the EARTH" Mr.. Philpott; contTalto solo,
Douglas Gordon" (heller), Mrs. Batchelder;
violin solo. "Fantaisle Ballet" (BersOip, MIR.
Gore.
AT the conclusion OF the programme refresh
ments were served. The drawing-ro0ms were
then cleared for dancing, music for which was
furnished by Mrs. Philpott, Miss Wood and NJ.
Page, and II was late when the good-nights were
sald closing most enjoyable evening.
REBEKAH DEGREE LODGE PARTY.
The members OF Templar RebeKah Degree
Lodge, NO -. l. .. y. f.,gaVe an enjoyable social
last evening at Memorial Hall, Dad Fellows
Building. FortuItouS grabs" for prizes formed an
amusing variation In the dancing. which was the
tee was composed OF Mrs. Jennie WiistOn, Mrs.
Dora Baker, Mrs. Jennie House. SIR s. +. Sea
man directed the floor and Brother Larrimer, as
door-keeper, was most efficient as we'll as cor
dial In welcoming the friends who attended.
Party in Oakland
Last Wednesday Professor Thomas Stewart
celebrated the fifth anniversary of his wedding
al the residence OF MIR. George Lehner, 14zI
Sixteenth street, Oakland. Music was the main
feature OF tie evening. Among the many pieces
Ivy
Lehner, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Anita Gross; Instrumental selections by Pro-
Pi ofessor August Sol; MIR. Henry Zels rendered
some choice selections on the accordion; duet
on the mandolin and guitar by Messrs. Clawson
and Gunard; vocal selections by Mr. George
Lehner aud Miss Clara onefman, and duet on
the piano by tile Misses sullivan, closed the ex-
eleises. Supper was served at IL o'clock pre-
ciSely.
spare Minute Circle Entertainment.
Last Friday evening the residence OF Captain
j. W. Dagger. 1926 Jackson street, Was thronged
with the members and friends OF the Spare
Minute Circle OF the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. who had come to enjoy the excellent
programme prepared by The committee. Al Its
con cluSion nearly all remained 10 participate IN
the social part of the programme. Following
was the programme: Opening chorus, The circle
prayer, Rev. N. d. Buck; critics report. Miss
J. r. Simmons; vocal SOLO. venetian Boat
Song" aud encore, " II Is Better 10 Laugh l han
10 SIGH" Miss L. Husing; essay, Man." Miss
|. G. Nightingale; either duet and encore.
Messrs, c. Hoffman and A. Whitman; vocal duet.
Tie Beautiful Hills,'' Miss NJ. T. Bryant and
MIR. Z. II. Bryant; Literary Acorn" Part L,
Miss C. (. Fish editor, read by Miss simmons;
vocal solo, StrawberrIes." Miss b BIoblns;
. Woman Mr.. NJ. Winter; vocal solo, Siss f.
Nightingale; Literary Acorn" Part III. Miss c.
L. Fish. read by Miss simmons.
The following were present.: Rev. Mr.. and
| Mrs NJ. ID. Buck. Captain j. w. Dagger, Mrs. l..
| Grade. MRS Copeland, Mr.. ma Mrs. A: Kinds,
| Mrs l.. NJ. Gould, Mrs. John Willis, Mrs. NJ.
| Winters, Miss Anna Anderson, Miss Bessie
| Blbbins, Miss Ethel Bibbins, Miss NJ. A. Bryant,
! Miss Gusse Burger, Miss Edna Baulsir, Miss
| Bessie Dave, Miss Margaret L. Dye, Miss
| Blanche Gould, Miss Amelia Grade Miss Lily
! HuSing, Miss Emma N. Kennedy Miss Gertie
| NJ. Knott, Miss Lena Lendelof, Miss ma Len
! Loitie NJ. Lyon, Miss Daisy Mecready, Miss
| Hattie NJ Merriam. Miss Ella z. Merriam, Miss
Lizzie q. Nightingale, Miss Florence Nightin-
| gale, Miss DR.. NJ. A. Norton, Miss Annie PHI
| low, Miss Kate Porter, Miss Mollie Reynolds,
| Miss Annie Roberts, Miss Josephine L. Sim
| mons, Miss Loiie Trubody, Miss Flora L. Trull.
| Miss Jennie Tyrrell, Miss Irene Won Miguel, Miss
Mabel Whitman, Miss Lizzie Williams, Miss
| Annie Williams; Messrs. Seth NJ. Baulse, Albert
! 5. Bibbins. Edward ". Boyd, Charles Z. Bruce.
| G. Herbert Bryant, Arthur Bryant. Nimrod d.
| Collins, Edward Earman, Frederick Z. Fish,
| George Ii. Fdwcett. Ed Gedge. Charles Hoffman,
| John Hughes, Richard Irvine, Augustus 5. JODn.
| son, j. Jindow, Alhert Medley, Mir. Martin,
| Charles McLane, Louis Porter. John Il. Potter
| Jr., Joseph w. ROssi. 5. III. shaw, Mir. Ihomp
sou, A. whitman, Ell NdleS anu AilCDdtl W lultI.
Miss Bessie Dave was elected editor OF the Lit
| efary Acorn for the next quarter.
Surprise Party at sausalito.
| a very pleasant surprise party was rendered
| last tuesday evening 10 Mrs. John L. Creed Of
| Saus Alto The merry guests enjoyed them
selves thoroughly, dancing and feasling until
| long after midnight. Among those present were
| Miss Carrie jackson, Miss McMulIen, Miss
| Willis, Miss Violet Brown. Mrs. Lansing, Miss
| L. A. Ellis, Miss ROXe Lansing, Mr.. l.. Har-
| risup Is r.. AuIDue Lawrence i
| MIR. Joe BitteEcourt, Judge Belrude, Mr.
George Giun,. Mr. Ii. Gibbons, Mr.. William
| Smith, MI. j. Gasman, Mr.. L. Brennan, Mr.
| Richai d CARLY, MI. William WarnocK Jr.
The Washington Camp ENTERTAINMENT.
| The Washington Camp, No. /, Protective Ordel
| Sons of America, gave another OF their pleasant
| socials last evening at 81. Georges Hall. The
| attendance was fully I'D 10 the expected mark lr
| point OF numbers and The management made al
| welcome.
| Following was the programme: Opening ode
| piano solo, Miss Laura Pape; recitation, ID. w
| MaitIDdale; song, Miss Nettie Mcintosh; reel
Iation; piano solo, Miss Ncbol; song, Master
| Williams; barmonca solo, w. L. Berry: song,
Miss McCord. The entertainment was carefully
! prepared aud gave general pleasure.
The President of The evening was j. w. May
| der, and the dancing, which followed the pro
gramme, was under the direction OF L. III. Gar
| land, assisted by w. I. GIiffiIs, G. L. TOwne III
| A. Lampher. The Committee OF Arrangements
| was composed of L. X. Mains. w. z. Grifits
| Z. E. Towne, +. j. kiuzey and K. Ii. Garland.
| Party on Twenty ninth Street.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered re-
| Gently to Mr.. Eugene 0D0nnell at his residence
321 TweDty-ninth street, 1t being the thlrtietl
| anniversary Of bis birthday. AS he was WISHING
some friends on that day the house was artistic
| ally decorated in his absence.
lengthy programme was arranged by Mr.
| Thomas Reynolds, as follows: Recitation, 1.-The
Spider and the Fly" Mr.. 7. Reynolds; song. Mr..
| L. O'Donnell; banjo solo, Miss Minnie SteDhens;
| piano duet, MIR. L. Eiselen and Mrs II. O'DOnnelI
| Miss Moilie Carroll sang 'Some Day Well Wan
der Back Again." accompanied by Mr.. James
! McCl0sky on The violin; Mr.. B0ysOn Anderson
ana MIR. John Freese gave "The Turk; song,
| Miss Lily Eselen, accompanied on the flute by
| Mr.. John Simon; Mr.. Robert Graham sang
Tossed the Turk; Mr.. Boyson Anderson aud
| MIR. John Freese rendered "Where the Water
| Lilies Cluster; Miss N. Lapofte and Mr.. j.
| Meagher sang "The Last Rose OF Summer" A
| dialogue by Mr.. and Mrs. James Meagher, en-
| Titled 'H0usekeepers' Woes" terminated the
| impi Omplu enter ainment.
About midnight bounteous repast was par
| taken Of by the guests, after which dancing and
| games were INDUCED In until an early hour when
| the guests departed for houe.c
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Mafarthv MIR mud Mre Garav Mr. and Mra