The morning call., 1890-05-31
A VERY DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
The Woodbridge Church Entertain
ment at the Mission-Court Pride
Sooial-Defance Circle Gather
ing-Haggin Bay Excursion To-
Day-Franklin Lodge Entertain
ment and Dance.


kind, so There could not have been a more
brilliant party OF guests. The varied beauty
OF the harbOr within our Golden Gate formed a
fitting and unique setting Tor This charming en-
Iertanment OF our jeuuesse doTee. Miss Blair Is
to be compmented on having organized the
most delightful as we'll as the most brilliant sail
lug party that has been held heIe for many
long day.
The tug steamer Rel ief was lying at the Wash
ingIOn-sIreet Wharf and presented an attractive
appearance. II had just come oil the dry-dOck,
where IL had been newly painted. large avn
ing was stretched over The deck and along the
sides which WAS TO protect The guests from the
winds which generally prevail at this season OF
the year The guests began 10 arrive shortly
after 10 o'clock and soon the deck OF the
steamer was well covered with beautiful young
ladies and their escorts. 1t was select and
jolly party ana a representation Of the youth
ana beauty Of our four hundred. The toilets OF
the ladies were particularly noticeable Tor their
elegance. aud each one appeared 10 have been
selected by an artist to show OF the beauty of
Tie weater Ii was a collection OF young people
OF which san Francisco could well ieel proud.
The favors were, like all other arrangements, in
perfect Keeping with the surroundings. Large
bouquets of sweet peas for the ladies' and DOu
tonuaires for The gentlemen were banded around.
10 eacn was also given long band of black
SILK IlbbOn upon which was hand painted Re
lief, May 30, 1890" These were worn on the
arms by he ladies and on The bats by tile gentle
men. An immense bouquet was made specially
for the young lady In whose honor the party was
given as wen as ii corsage OF white flowers 10 be
worn on her costume.
The party was cuaperoned by Mrs. Blair and
was composed as follows: Miss Fair, Miss Blair,
Miss Nellie JUllue, Miss Lille Brush, Miss Lii
lie OCOnnOI, Miss Jennie Hauchett, Miss Elise
Kelley. Miss Mollie Iotbett Miss Beui Smith,
Miss Minnie IiOughion, Miss Ducie BOlado.
Miss Marie VOORHEES, Miss Kate VOORHEES,, Miss
Edith Clark, MISS Blanche Castle, Miss Margu-
rite Wallace, Mrs McCallum OF MeudOcnO, Miss
Theresa Blssell, Miss Julia BIssell, Miss Phel an
Miss L. Clark, Miss Mary Bowen.
the fulOwIug-named gentlemen were also
present: Mr.. J. NJ. Oelrichs, Mr.. David Barnes
OF New York, Mr. h. NJ. Greenway, Mr.. Frank
Carolan, Mr. A. II. Lindell, Mr.. Walter Dean,
Mr. David Murphy, Mr.. J. Il. Stokes, Mr. A. ST.
j. bowie, MI d. V. Graham, MI. George L.
Alfred Tubs, Mr.. William II. Sherwood Mr.
George Ii. Lent MI. X. II. Hotaling. Mr. H. b.
Houghton, Mr. William ). Blair, Dr.. hamburger,
Y. 5: N, ar. Shelton. Mir. W.: A. Douglass,
Mr. j. u. Fair Jr, Mi. Charles Fair, MIR. james
u. Phelan, Mr.. Dyer, Lieutenant c. q. Lyman.
Kelly.
All the company being on board the lines were
cast on al II O'Clock, ana While the band played
lively air the staunch tug steamed out into The
bay. Tie course taken was down The haIbJI
fast Black Point aud The Preside, under The
walls of Font Winfield Scott, aud then through
the Golden Gate out IN Tie Pachc. After steam
Ing IN Tie neighUorhoUd OF lie Cliff House and
getting Il hne View OF tie seal rocks, The Relief
was turned back through the Gale aud headed
Tor AicatrdZ and Angel Island. through RacOou
STRAITS Iho merry eXcu; sioulStS admired The
Scenery, and then The Captain ian tile bow OF The
vessel IN Tie soil mud on the Marin County
sHuie.
While the guests were being entertained with
music by The band aud otherwise passing the
time, the Caterer aud his assistants were prepar-
lug The luncheon. A number OF Iete-a-Iete
tables were placed on the deck and covered with
white tGblecloIns, upon which placed the
tempting Ylauds served with the elegance of an
entertainment IN private home. Tie guests
were soon seated aud Jolly time was spent dis
GUESSING lie teTrdplns, oysters, SALADS cold
meats, etc. 4 liberal supply of champagne was
toasted frequently
The luncheon over the tables and chairs were
removed and the steamer SOON stated III the dl-
rreetlon OF Mare Island. Tie trip up was de-
lightiul one In every way and was euliyened with
dancing and vocal and Instrumental music fur
nlshed on Tie guitar and banjo by some OF tie
guests.
Mare Island was reached about O'Clock and
the party were Hospitality received by Tile officers
and The ladies OF the navy yard a couple OF
hours were most delightfully."- spent on the island
Ahd prior 10 departure the company were phOto-
graphed IN four groups.
he guests again embarked Cd the Relief and
aIted for home. Inc entire Trip down the bay
was one round Of pleasing advertisements. The
time being passed IN dancing and music, aud at S
O'Clock the wharf was reached and each aud
every one appeared reluctant 10 leave the vessel,
So delightfully."- pleasant hat the whole day been
passed. All were loud III their praises OF the
Whole aiISir, which was undoubtedly the
pleasantest of the Kind ever given on the bay
and VIII lOug linger IN the recolleeLto.a./o OF the
participants: Particularly weYe~Ine visitors
Il ON New York imp essed-, viii the whole enter
tdIninenL
- Notes.
Mr.. Haggi1w entertain 100 friends to-day
with i lRg party. Ihe Relief Will carry the
guests abound the bay and lunch will be served
on Angel Island.
The wedding OF Mr.. Wakefield Baker and Miss
Cora Thomas will take place on Thursday, the
l2lh pIox, at the home OF the BRIDES parents
A dinner party Will be given this evening by
Mr.. Spalding OF the Bella Vista In honor OF Mr.
OelrichS and Miss Fair.
The engagement is announced OF Mr. Isaac
L1sar OF san LUIS Obisuo ana Miss SailIe Harris,
SISTER 81 MIS- Marx Lasdr.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Selma
Newman OF Victoria, Il. g., 10 Mr.. e. L. Linden
stadt OF Stockton.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. F. NJ.
batcheder .: Reno, New, 10 Mrs. Max Sch0en-
ieId OF San Francisco
The engagement Is announced OF Mr.. Theodore
lhomer 10 Miss Celia Jacobs, daughter of the
late Mannheim jacobs, both OF this CITY.
Thu Woodbridge Church Concert.
pleasant musicale was given last evening at
Mission Opera Hall, in aid of Woodbridge
Church, by Tie ladies' society attached TO the or
ganizaIion. Some 400 tickets were disposed Of
and The hall was well nlled with their charitable
purchasers.
Ali who came were more than repaid by the
rendition vi the following programme: Part i
overture (selected) Amateur Banjo Club; bari
tone solo, The Watcher" (GabeD, Mr. e. l..
Cages vocal solo, "L'Estasl" (ArdtD Mrs
Holmes; bone solo, Medley" MIR. Crackbon;
vocal duet. Il Know a Bank" oNirs. Gerge Cen,
Ter and Mi. Michel; tenor solo, Queen of the
Earth" Mr.. Waldemar; vocal solo. Dreams"
lSlreezkD, Mrs. Schuuhon; vocal trio,
"Aillla;"' Mrs. T.. j. Quits. Mr.. Waldo.
mar, Mr.. A. +. Woodbridge; Zuher dueT,
Miss GeIcke, Miss Reynolds. Inter mission
Fart ll-banjD SELECTIONS Banjo Club; vocal
SOLO, sing, sweet Bird" by desire (Ganz), MIS-
1. j. Gu It's; vocal duet, When a Lille Farm
We Keep" DT. and Mrs. TarIaDt; vocal solo,
my Lady's Bower" tHope Temple), Miss
Masoni yoca! solo, " The FIlar OF OILers Gray
(Shled). Nj. l. w. Whyttani SOLO," on unique
Instrument
During The nlermlssion Ice-cream was avail
able, and some time was afIerward agreeably
spent In social converse. Tie Rev. I. j. Curtis
ably presided throughout the evening.
The Court Pride Entertainments.
The members OF Junior Court Pride OF Calilor-
MIA, No. 8, A. o. +. a, held their second open
meeting last evening at st. Georges Hail. on
Market street. The court, which has increased
its membership in the last four months from
seventy 10 one hundred and ten. was well repre-
enled, and large number OF strangers were
present The members are all between the ages
OF II ana 10. ana these excellent open meetings
are Tor The purpose OF interesting parents TO
bring III their children, who will thus be con.
genially introduced into the senior courts
Tue following attractive programme was rem
deied: Overture, q. Merzbacl; opening address
Chief Ranger Henry kultner; remarks, DIR. SAM
Professor George Wedel; song Miss Zelda
Lewis; recitation, George Ryan; vocal duet, the
Misses, Eva Levy and Eta Kasper; comic say
ings, ID. Click; song, Miss Annie Harrls Chi
nese representations. George Parker; recitation,
George Alexander; presentation OF handsome
badge OF the order to j. KAISER by Past Chief
Ranger William Goriinkel; recitation, Nathan
Cohen; comic songs, Henry Glassman; reclta-
ton, Milton q. Davis; recitation, Miss Dora
Levy.
Dancing was afterward INDUCED In until mid
night uuder the direction of Sub Chief Ranger
William Berlner The Committee OF Arrange
ments consisted OF Henry Katlner, G. H.; W.
Berlner, S. Z. r.. Max Moses, Treasurer; Ben
lamih Garfen, Financial secretary; Ralph Davis,
Recording Secretary; Henry GIassman.
Tho Defiance Circle ENTERTAINMENT.
The second entertainment and social OF De.
lance Circle, No 36, Companions of the Forest
Of America, took place last evening at st.
Georges Hall.
The following programme was presented:
overture, Miss Hattie Bernard; opening address,
Y; A Douglass, q. q. c.; song. Miss Bertha
Hockel; speclatIes. George Parker; riano duet,
Mrs. kalz and Master katz; comic song, S.
Woods; recitation Miss Meta Brown; mandolin
ana piano duet, Miss Hattie Bernard and MIR.
George Gallick; German songs, Mr.. John stokes t;
plano duet, Miss Jua Rosenberg and Miss
Jennie Sternberg; recitation, Miss Blanche
Brown; song Louis Joseph.