The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Enjoyable Reception Held by
Mrs. E. j. Coleman.
Eany Pleasant Family Parties-The Orc Fine
Social - Fairyland at the Mission
Military Festivities.

The Sequoia Drill Corps will give its first
benefit ball at Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing.
A co ncert and ball for the benefit of the
Swe dish, Norwegian and Finnish Relief
societies will be giver Mt Saratoga Hall this
evening.
There was large house last evening at
the Bijou. An account of the excellent per-
formaDce will be found in another column.
The ninth annual ball of the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club will be held at B'nai
Birth Hall this evening.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge will hold
an open meeting this evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall, when an attractive programme
is promised.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Sharon enter
tanned at dinner in their rooms at the Pal
ace on Tuesday last several of their
friends. Among the guests were Miss Goad,
Miss FIiediander, MI Kent, Mr.. Sheldon
and Mr.. Bowie.
The Coleman Soiree.
Mrs. Z. J. Coleman entertained number
of her friends at the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. William NJ. Gwin, on Tuesday evening
last.
The feature of the evening was the sing
ing of Miss Guthrie. A delicious supper was
served at midnight.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Frank Goad. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Tevis, Miss
Mary b. Lake, Mrs. c. l.. Ashe, Mrs Holt,
Mr.; W. ). Jones. Mr.. Brooks Jones, Miss
Mile Ashe, Mrs. Sallie Gwin, Miss Maggie
Gwin, Mr.. John W. TWiggs, Miss Ella
Goad. Mr.. George II. Mendell, Mrs. Monroe
Salisbury. Mrs. John o. Refs, Mr.. E. NJ.
Greenway, MIR. T., Carey Frledlander, Miss
May Friejlander. Miss Bessie Bowie, Mr..
Alex Loughborough, Mr.. j. II. Deering,
Lieutenant II. B. West, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G: McGayin, Miss Maynard, Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. X. c. Foute, Miss Gwin and several
others.
The Parkhurst Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Parkhurst entertained
Colonel Albert Pope of Boston at dinner
last Tuesday evening Covers were laid
for ten and a dainty menu served. Ber-
rles and white chrySanthemums We're used
lavishly in the decorations. Those present
were; Mr.: and Mrs. Parkhurst, Colonel
Pope and his private secretary. MI GarIen,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Stauntcn, Miss Godfrey,
Miss Hall, Mr. {. W. r. Ford, Mr.. Frank
SWEET.
The Parker-Kreel Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents i'll this city, Mr..
o. +. Parker, flourishing young merchant
of the firm Of Ieale d Parker of Benicia,
was united in marriage TO Miss Barbara j.
kreel.
Miss O'Hara cfficiated as bridesmaid and
Mr. Ed Fotheringham filled the Office of best
man. The bride was becomingly alfred
and many were the enyious glanceS cast at
the lucky bridegroom.
After congratulations had been offered to
the happy pair the guests retired TO the din
lng-rcom, where sumptuouS repast was
served. and just at tie close OF the feast the
band struck up the very appropriate piece on
a n ms Gin lot. =. -
followed by suitable music for the dance,
which was INDUCED in until the small hours
Benica viii he the future home of the
bride and groom.
ABmoEg those present were; Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. c.
+. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Tipping, Mr.
Frank Hoyt, the Misses O'Hara and many
others.
The bride was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
The ORC Elmo Parlor Entertainment.
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 9, n. D. g. w., gave
q pleasant social on Thursday evening at
Saratoga Social Hall. when the following
officers were elected: President, Miss An
lie Roche; First Vice-President Miss
Emma Dellwig; Second Vice-President,
Miss Lizzie Cummin IS; Third Fice-Presi-
dent, Miss Jennie Rawiins; Secretary, Miss
Laura Carey; Financial Secretary, Miss
Emma Foster; Treasurer, Miss Pauline
Settling; Marshal, Miss Mamie Mccarthy.
Among those present were; Miss Helen
Calender, Miss Agnes Zissig, Miss Emma
Ludemann, Miss Mollie Barry, Miss Mamie
Mccarthy. Miss Laura Carey, Miss H.
Schumacher, Mrs. Zissig, Mr.. George Cum
mings, Mrs. G. A. Cummings, Mr.. L. L.
Butler, Mr.. 81. Lambert. Mr.. b. Lewis,
Julia Roberts, Mr.. c. Anes, Miss May
Gerdes MIR. j. G. North Mr. W
Holling, Miss Emma Deliwig, Miss
Josie Hanson. Miss Amelia Wasserman,
Mr, v. Wasserman, Mr.. Z. MeChesney,
Frank Little, Miss Kate Riley, Miss Addie
Lundberg, Miss Josie McClair. Miss Belle
Brown. Mr. NJ. Ii. Bahr, Miss Gladys Ereck-
son, Mr.. f. Rhine, Miss Tessie Meyer, Mr..
Il. Doherty, Miss Cassie Radfopl, Mr.. w.
Mrs. Foster, Mr.. G. Marshall, Miss Marie
Casassa, Mr.. P. Long, Miss Maggie Casassa,
Mr.. b. A. North, Miss Ella Wilkinson, Mr..
J. Klein, Miss Rebecca Rosenthal, Mr.. j. f.
Kennedy, Miss Lille Simpson, Mr.. Daniel
). Gallick, Miss Josie Hanson. Mr.. A. S.
bore. Miss Title Hutton, Mr.. A. Dellwig,
Miss Agnes Taylor. Mr.. j. ii. Schroeder, Mr..
c. Morrison. Mr.. T. McDeviti, Mr.. j. ID.
Wilson, Mr.. B. Silyerman, Mr.. C. Haeke,
Following composed the committees of
Miss Emma Foster, Miss Emma Dellwig,
Miss Mamie Mccarthy and Miss Carrie
Rohrbacher; floor manager. Miss Cassie
RadfOrd: Floor Commlttee-Mrs. g. S. Cum
mings, Miss Laura Carey, Miss Pauline
Schiiling and Miss Adele Mehrtens; Recep-
ton Committee-Miss Emma Foster, Miss
Emma Dellwig and Miss Mamie Mccarthy,
assisted by the members of Orc Elmo parior.
Reunion on Green Street.
very pleasant evening was spent last
Wednesday at the residence of Mr.. j. d.
Blackstaff, 12271a Green street. it being an
anniversary celebration. Many friends were
present. among whom were: Mrs. o. l..
Carriil, Miss Lizzie j. Dorr. Miss Margaretti
d. Blackstaff, Miss Tillie O'Donneil, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruben II. Boyle, Hon. NJ. u. Barry. MIR.
Harry Simpson, Mr.. Dave Smither, Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Blackstaff and Miss Edith
Blackstaff.
The Battery T. Party.
Battery E, Second Regiment, Captain T.
J. Lennon commanding, gave their annual
social at their armory on Grove street last
Wednesday evening. 1t was very success
full and enjoyable affair. Dancing was kept
up until late hour. The floor was under
the able direction OF Sergeant Z. j. Flynn.
The success of the event was due to the en-
ergetic efforts Of the Committee Of A ATrangs-
ments, consisting OF: Sergeant j. OConnor
Chairman, Sergeant f. +. Botteron, Cor
pora w. G. Latham, Private +. j. Brandon
and Private n. Il. Soloman.
The socinl Council Reunion.
A pleasant reunion was held by Social
Council. No. 46, O. c. F., in Red Mems
Building on Thursday evening. There was
o very large attendance.
The entertainment included the following
numbers: Musical overture, Piano and vio-
lin. Mrs. M. HuIchins and Professor NJ. j.
Callinan; vocal duet, Mrs. w. English and
Mrs. NJ. Chappmann; recitation, Mr. f.
Taylor; song. Miss F. Gallick; song, Mr. S.
Deutch.
The following composed the efficient Com
mittee OF Arrangements: Mr.. X. T. Baccus
chairman, Mr.. A. j. Baker, Mrs. S. A.
Loud, Mrs. M. Il. Ubhaus. Mrs. w. Taylor,
Mrs. l.. LETTER, Mrs. b. Pennington.
FairyInnd in the Mission.
The cantata, a ''Dream Of Fairyland."
given at the Emmanuel Baptist Church on
Bartlett street. between Twenty-second and
Twenty-thrd, last Thursday evening, under
the direction Of the anthor and cnmnoSer