The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-31
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
THE zECH soIREE MUSICALE.
Marriage Of Mir. John Ivancovich and
Miss Gordon-An Alameda Con-
cert-Party on Folsom Street.
California Castle Entertainment.
A Green Valley Camp-Promi-
nent Social Notes.

Rev. Robert Mackenzie will be rendered
welcome home" reception next Monday even
ing 10 the parlOrs OF the First Presbyterian
Church on Van Ness avenue by the members OF
The congregation, on tie occasion of his recent
return from an extended trip in Europe.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No. IL will
give their quarterly entertainment and social at
Saratoga Hall this evening. The proceeds for
this entertainment are in aid OF the Sisters IN
charge of 81. JoSeph's Home for lncurbles.
The ladies are doing their utmost toward making
tie affair a success.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Company held
their first meeting last Tuesday evening" the Off
cers-eIect being; J. A. Magrath, Manager; w.
/. I. Rudolph, Business Manager A. w. be-
lasco Jr, Stage Manageri Langtom Sims, Secre-
tary; Jay Wackhoder, Treasurer.
Mr.. aud Mis-. Arson BarsIow gave farewell
dinner to the departing Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Hor-
ton at the Albany Hotel, Oakland, Monday even
ing. Among The guests were: Rev. DR.. Horton,
MIS-. DR.. Horton, Miss Mile Horton, Mr.. ADJ
ans. Miss Belle Adams, Mrs. E. Cooper Miss
Emma ShanerS, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson BarStow.
The Amorita Club Will give their first annual
ball this evening al Irving Hall
AN agreeable reception was given by Mrs NJ.
L. Stuart al the University Of the Pacific, IN san
Jose, Monday evening, in honor of Rey. DR.. c. c.
Stratton. who is about TO leave California for
Salem Oregon where he will be inaugural ed
Chancellor OF the willamette University on the
"a OF September. a large number OF friends
were present.
Excelsior Lodge, No 1852, X. and L. of H.,
Will give their third anniversary ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall This evening.
There was an interesting ceremony on Sunday
afternoon In Reno New at ST. PauPs EufscOpal
Lnurch, when The fourmOnlh- old son Of Mr.
aud Mrs. Francis q. NeNlaGdS was chrlstened
by Rev. lillian Lucas. Mr.. Hall McAlliSter
Stood as godfather, aud Miss Jessie Newldnds
as godmothei: The name given the son and
heir was Han MeAllister Newlands.
DINNER IN OAKLAND.
very pleasant dinner party was given at
Iulbs Hotel, " est Oakland, by Mr. ana Mrs. j.
NJ. Dawes the other evening In honor OF Pro-
fessor Edwards and vile, who were visiting
California from Wales. Professor Edwards Is
President OF University College vi Wales.
Those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard
Jones' Mir. aud Mrs. Solomon Jones, MI and
Mrs Evan Edwards. Rev. Moses Williams and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hughes, Miss
. Jessie Davies. Professor and Mrs. Edwards, MI
aud MIS- j. NJ. Dawes.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W edding.
y very happy wedding took place on Sunday
evening last at ESQ O'clock in ST. Fraucis
Church. the Rev. Father Dillon officiating. The
contracting parties were Miss Katie Ellen Cor
dou OF this city and John Iyancuvich OF Santa
Clara. When the impressive ceremony was con-
Guided the bridal party were driven 10 the resi-
dsnce of Mrs. Sarah NJ Gordon. a sister Of the
bIldc, al 9l2 jackson street. Here reception
WIS held, and, after congratulations, all enjoyed
AT late hour the bride and groom LETT for
Their holel, ell route for Monterey, where they
viii spend few days and VIII then proceed 10
Santa Clara where Mr.. lYancOvich has just com
pe,ed i comfortable home for his lovely BRIDE
In about three weeks, accompanied by Mr.. Luke
IYaucOylcu, brother of the groom, with his fam
lily, the newly welded couple VIII return to this
clty, and will be pleased TO receive friends at 9I2
jackson street aud at the residences Ot relatives
OF Mr.. lTauCOYlcn.
Tnere were present: Mr.. Michael Gordon
father Of The bride; Messrs. Patrick and illiam
Gordon, lie Misses Mary and Alhie Gordon,
Mr. Luke lyaucOYich, Mr.. Andrew IVaucOYich.
MI Louis IyancOyieh, Mrs. Mayors. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lynes and sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Goss Miss
Kate Sheehan, MI. and Mrs. Arlington, Mi. p
Harau, Mrs. Mary hlcullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lun-
jim, MIR. Melony, Messrs. j. NeyacoYch, John
Neyacoylch. Dennis Desmond, Antoine Cuncieh.
Is. Prokurch, Martin ZadlelOyleh, Mme kuedn
and son.
Party on Valencia Street.
highly enjoyable affair was held Tuesday
evening, the 22d inst. at the residence OF Mr..
ana Mrs. F..Zecn ST., 619 Valencia street. The
pallors were transformed into a floral bower in
honor OF Mi. William +. Zech, whe with his
friends celebrated the anniversary Of his BIRTH
day.
The early part Of the evening was devoted en-
tlrely 10 the following programme, which was
enthusiastically appreciated by those present:
Trio op. % tReissigrr), Mr.. W. F. Zeeh violin,
Mr. 2. NJ. Freebooter Jr. (ylOloncellO), Mr.. y.
Schultne!s (pianO); Rhapsody" (LisZU, Mr.. q.
CCulilutA51 NlbltHEGi4O 5u4O " tiL6l j. MI L M
tiedhoferj violin SOLO " Andante Capricioson
DAVID. Mr. W. T. Zech encore, " ReVerie"
VieuXtemps); trio 10 minor (BeethOven). II
could be heard that the programme was rem
dered by professionals, 50 exact and precise was
every move. After the programme, refreshments
were served, during the discussion OF which
host and guests alike were agTeeably surprised
by serenade by the San Francisco Man
nerchor, VINO in strong force sang with I'M
usual vim. IL was early morning before The
guests took their leave.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs F.
ZeCh ST., Mr.. ana Mrs L. Zech Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
II. FOrIIiede, Mr. and Mrs K. Fink1ng, Mr.. aud
Mrs, w. Heusser, Dr.. and Mrs. r. W. Harris,
DT. and Mrs. +. j. Hund, Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ.
Friedhofer ST., Mr.. ana Mrs. II, Planz, Mrs. T.
Nenle, Mrs A. Dinners, Mrs. Hueter, Mrs.
POerschke, Mrs Alsenz, Mrs. j. Reikan, Miss
4. Zecb, Miss IL. Zech, Miss A. Zech, Miss Ii.
Alsenz, Miss NJ. Moofs, Miss l.. Ehrmann, Miss
l.. EhIBann, Miss q. POeTSchke, Miss n. Stone
road; Messrs. q. Ehrmann, &. Schultheis ST., u.
Schuitheis Jr., o. Maurer, K. Maurer, q. Brooks,
q. Enselen, w. Hasslef, Z. Rlese, August ZeclI,
IonSuni II. Enselen, g. Freebooter L. Wenle,
i. NJ. Freebooter Jr., ". L. Zech, L. L. Dinners.
The California Castle Entertainment.
One OF the most enjoyable lodge socials Of the
present season was that given by California
Castle. No. J. Knights OF the Golden Eagle. last
evening, at UnOn-square Hall. The decorations
OF the hail and Railways consisted chiefly Of
palms, which were effectively disposed.
a large and select audience enjoyed the liter
any and musical programme provided. Besides
singing by Miss LOttie Calslng who is every
where regarded with favor, there were eloquent
addresses BY Hon. Il. ii. Taylor and NT. j. w.
Seeley, and selections by the following popular
and successful talent: Professor Charles OTTO
Pierce, Mr.. Harry NiemanD, Mr. Charles Bailey
Professor Charles Neal, Mr.. Oscar kellogg Mr..
q. g. Peterson, Miss May de hlar. Mr. j. Davis
AIr. ". II. Jones, Miss Amanda e. Joseph, Mr..
Cameron Owens, Miss Ellie UrquhaTt. Dancing
10 the music OF Blum's Orchestra pleasantly con
cluded the ALTAR.
The committees were composed as follows:
Committee OF Arrangements-IhOmas A. Me-
Gowan (Charmanl George 3. Hanna. Captain