The morning call., 1890-07-01
hrs IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
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seventeenth Anniversary Eete
of the knights of
X Honor.
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR,
The Seven Pines Circle Entertain
ment-Wedding in San Jose.
Y. L. /. Party - An Alameda
Birthday CelebratiOn-Party on
Powell Street-Interesting Notes.
Pacific Coast Weddings.

Seldom has ODD Fellows Hall been more
crowded than II was last evening, The occasion
heinz lie seventeenth anniversary Of the knights
of Honor. Although comparatively young
der in the States yet within The last ten years
flas extended It's membership almost incredi-
Tp-tad now ranks among the foremost beneficial
foundations OF its own kind. The knights
mber many prominent citizens, of whom there
W.. a gOodIy representation at The celebration
iast evening.
Seats were early at a premium, and many
deemed themselves fortunate TO find standing
room whence they could enjoy the following at
tratlye programme: Overture, Raymond"
(Sutue) RltZau's Band; quartet, Farewell to
tle l0tesP (MendelssOhnl, Messrs. IL. NJ. Fortes-
cue, {. a. Rowland F. q. B. Minis, c. b. stone,
members OF The LOrtng Club; violin duet CAL
la.c5 BeckAusen sisters eOntralto solo, Bid
Me DISCOURSE Bishop, Mrs. j. AleXan-
de- Campbel; address, +. L. SuIher-
land Grand Dictator; soprano solo, Long
Ing DWELLINGS,, Miss Mary L. Barnard
violin solo, Souvenir de Belllnr (ArtoI, Pro-
fessug A Ii. haytOn; tenor sUlo. Queen OF the
EallA' (flnsuIy, MI. ii. NJ. FUftescuej TecIta-
tlou, "Ieacuer and Pupil" Mr.. Harry Nleman
AMI Miss LOtile Calslngi quartet Sereuade'
tEseubOlerl Messrs. ii. Nj. EUrIeScue, Z. j.
How aud, /, q. Is. MIilS e. Is. StOIe (members or
the Lorug Club. 1t would be Inviulous TO single
GU ANY number Tor particular mention, ana all
were almost equally IGNORED VITA applause. The
Lu.lgg CUBS IeuaItiuus were, IN their way,
gems IN unlsn, while MISS Barnard proved in
excellent voice. lie remaining songs and mstiu-
mental music were quite up lO Tie standard re-
QuHrd b. Tie Iutelllgenliy apprecldIiVe audi
eLCe
Dancing afterward occupied the fleeing hours
I'LL Midnight. LHZan supplied the music. As
lie guests circulated IN The brightly decorated
hal, glowing With warm national cuIors and
Due-Aud. COLA banners, tie scene was most al.
tIacttye. All freed that The knights lad most
Appropriately celebrated their ANNIVERSARY.
. lie committees 10 whom credit IS largely due
AFsle composed as follows: General COMMITTEE
n -. j. Thomson &ChallmanA Z. l.. AlehIoald
elreasurerr ). +. Brown tSeeretaiyl George u
Ie.E, L. SebuUIenhaus, j. X. tiShbeck, W. ".
Eesaall. w. /. HUdgklns, I. tombstone, (. w.
ZelfusS, George j. Vincent, {. u. Shepard e.
Green, j. NJ. Lenhart, c. H. hoIcoiubi I. A. ar
les, Nj. Huffman, j. :. ". Saunders Il. Richter
J. Il. Mclean, Il. Glissman, T, filor, Z. ".
Ieuyi Reception Committee 1. A. fdIless
(CAaumanl, b. W. Butrdge, NJ. '. b. Taylor, w.
murray, L. Nj. Fabian, Jacob Rosenberg, Peter
Abfauamson, L. K. Bulls, }. II. Cafes W. A. 5.
NlcAuson, u. ". LemOul; floor manager, w. w.
Eeuutlli assistant, Charles W. Petyi Floor
CUmmItee-J. Davis, j. Meyer, l.. U brien, Il.
Scott q. Il. Pratt, james McAliister, t. NJ.
Weiss a. j. Hahn, 3. L. Seyans, j. Mason, j.
tri-l
A pleasant private picnic was held at Leona,
~sAlameda County, last Sunday when games,
dancing, etc, were the features of the delightful
affair. Among those present we're: Mr.. {. Fe-
gan. Mr.. c. F. SinkwltZ. Mr. H. h. Cole, Mr.. j.
Day. Miss Katie Fegan, Mrs. N. Fegan, Miss
1lZZie MeCatchie, Miss Carrie Fegan.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. f. NJ. Coakley
was lie recipient Of an agreeable surprise party,
rendered by her friends, al her residence on Mis-
sion street. The presents offered were very
handsome. Tie guests left al a late hour after
much enjoyment. Dancing and supper were
Ileas-uL features OF lie evening.
Among those Tec3utiy entertained by MIR. and
sirs George LOOMS, at their residence IN MEMO
sarK, were DR.. and Mrs. James Whitney, Mr.
: ID. q. PlatI aud Sir. Newhouse.
Mi. Peter GiaHlaui, lie HeltknowD capitalist
was married last week To Mrs. Katie Miller,
daughter of Hon. a. Buusier. The nuptialS
Wsrr (celebraIed Al bis residence, Il 4 Golden
r T7aIe avenue, IA Inc presence OF many IrIeAus.
! They left immediately on their bridal tour.
Among lie many enjoyable affairs recently at
SuuU Camp Was a caudy-pul given by Mrs.
Williams tn her tent. Singing Tecitalions and
pulling molasses were among Tie features Of tile
occasion. Among The campers were: mrs. w Ill
lsmS, the Misses Jennie and IeleDma W illlams,
Airs. GirsI Miss ROSETTA GiTst, MIR. Alfred Girst,
Hiss Josephine CHS, Miss Virginia Mandler, Mi.
II. u. Wilson, Miss Maud Wilson, Master Roger
Wilson, Mrs. Line Hayes, MI. Frank Hayes.
On Thursday evening OF last week Mr.. 81. Ju-
lien Is. Dapray OF Washington CITY gave a large
barge party on TIE Potomac River ID compliment
10 lis brother, Lieutenant j. A DapraYi U. D. a,
who Is very well shown IN THIS city, ana VINO Is
now WISHING at his mothers home at The ma
Jlon4l capital Lieutenant DapTay VIII probably
70 early III August TO bis new station a. san An
tonic.
A pleasant literary and musical entertainment
was given last evening IN HUwaId-street Nj. l..
Church, where select audience enjoyed tie fol-
lowing programme: Piano solo. aiiss Efhe
SDUouer; recitation, The Burial Of Moses
lAlexauderl Miss Bertha Marie Patce: vocal
solo, '-Oul OF The Deep (LoIr), Mr.. Frank Hart
piano duet, Miss Graham aud Mrs. Creba
"Gayly Chant the Summer Birds" de PlnHa),
MISS Parce; London Flute Duet selected,
Mrssrs Moore and ApthorGe; recitation, The
Chariot Race from Ben Hur.n Miss Parce
vocal SOLO The Old Guard" (Rodney) Mi.
Frank Hart; humorous TecllatlOnS, Miss Parce
nF4t sulO
Ire second Invitation party Of The Golden GAZE
Bowling Club took place Sunday evening al
olympic Han. Inc 9l9eeIs OF lIe cup are; d.
FundI, Presidents J. ID. Schroeder, fice-Prest-
dent j. ID. Heise, treasurer {. Hunug, Seere-
Harry. The Committees consisted OF: Bowling
Alug, J. X. Kunlmaun; Committee OF Arrange
Ger, d. Ihodeni Reception Committee-George
sBauers. W. ohltmaun, Il. segeiken, r Eegers
y, NIHiieu, NJ Hunken, j. BehImer.
Parry on Powell Street.
Last Friday being the thirteenth anniversary
Of Miss Addie Whites birthday, her friends eel.
eUrued the occasion il an enjoyable manner by
giving her surprise party at her home, 9I5
Powell street The evening was made pleasant
with games and Rotations. and bOunJiful re-
past was served ID The smaller hours OF night
The rooms were richly decorated with flowers
whose fragrance and beauty were in pleasing ac-
cord with The Innocent gayetY that prevailed.
The guests DEPARTED full OF delight with their
y Z =
Miss Rose SpInato, Miss Belle Jacobs Miss
Florence FaTWedtber, Miss Rose Crusay, Miss
Esther Soloman, Miss Stella Spinato, Miss
Maude Hail. Miss Pauline Morris, Miss May
Meyer, Miss Mabel Crabtree, Miss Grace Keser,
Miss w alba Ransom, Miss lille GodstOue, Miss
Addie Nhi1e: Messrs. g. Spinato, Marx Cooper
!. Cooper, j. Raphael, aybeIt Inerson, George
PINTO, George Perry, Edward lnerson, Arthur
GIN, George Wilson, Edward MOTHS, }. f. Ban
CON, 5. L. Baneom; Mr.. and Mrs. Mellus and
Miss Maude Meilus.
The Seven Pines Circle Entertainment.
The occasion last evening OF the anniversary
campfire and ball OF Seven Pines Circle, No. g.
Ladies of the Il. a. r., attracted a large attend
aHce TO Saratoga Hall. National colors waved
pAlrioticaly over the stage, which was further
decorated with festoOns Of flowers, and exhibited
a stack OF rifles on the one hand, and a marine
view on handsome easel balancing the military
accessories.
An Interesting programme has been prepared
as follows; Overture, Bum's Orchestra; Caudle
lecture, Mrs. NJ. Jones and Mr.. j. II. Whiteside
solo, Miss May TruewOftby; recitation, !rOles-
sUr Guy DuTelI; solo, My Little German Home
Across the sea-" Daisy May Cressy; recitation,
Judge Walter Leinani serto-eomic solo, w. w.
Ayers; piano solo, Miss Alice Livingstone; duet,
I Mrs. Ida Vollers and Mrs. j. Ii. WniIeside solo,
SI. W. Arbuckle; solo, Miss Kate Truell. AS
EInayN be Imagined such an aggregation OF talent
tut all in good humor for tie Campfire" which
followed,
Alterward, uutil about 1 o'clock, there was
dancing TO the music Of Blum's Orchestra, Cap
naming committees were composed as follows:
Reception CommGtre-MTs. Amelia BuiIneT, Mrs.
Emily Fuller, Mrs. Mary Wood, Airs. Sarah Whit
comb, Mrs. NJ. Nj. Griffith; Floor Committee
Mrs. sadie Cook, Mrs. j. n. Graham, Mrs. Annie
2 Hays, MIS- W. w. Ayres, Blr. Arthur AGuis, Mr..
Browning, MIR. Charley Dunn. The three gentle-
men Oh The Floor Committee, with the manager,
are members OF Fair Oaks Camp, No. Is, Sons Of
Veterans, aud appeared ia handsome uniforms.
birthday Celebration in Alameda.
Tie friends of Mr.. Henry Anderson OF Post
street, Alameda, were made merry on Saturday
last, the occasion being that gentleman's BIRTH
day anniversary. Those who were favored with
Invitations went on board the yacht which is
owned by the host and after having enjoyed a
very pleasant moonlight sail around The bay re-
Turned TO the POst-stTeet residence, where a
bounLeous supper was served. About 11:30
Ocioc- some OF The guests danced, whilst others
amused themselves with parlor games, etc. The
party broke up about 2 80 O'Clock Sunday MORN
ing Among those present were: Miss Lizzie
Schortemeier, Miss +. KapDke, Mr.. and Mrs.
anderson, Miss Mollie Anderson, Miss Minnie
Anderson, Miss Ida Anderson Mr.. Ericsson,
PLASTER Willie Ericsson, Mrs. Rachael Harlon, The
MISSES Stream, Mr.. Epson, Mr.. Ed Mcdonald,
DR. and Mrs. knuth, Mrs. Martin. Mir. johnson,
mr.. aud Mrs EiEOf MIR Henry Eikoff Misc