The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29
fVEHTS IN The
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Benham COtillOn on Mare
Island, Last Saturday
Evening.
A SANTA CRUZ LUNCH PARTY.
The Wickenhauser- Daubart8 Wed
ding-PaTty on Welsh Street.
Some Enjoyable Private Picnics.
Visit Paid by Orc Fine PaFlOr.
Party on Jones Street-A Grove
Street Gathering.

Nj. Jack Barnes. The table was pretlfly decor
ated with flowers. aud dainty MENU admin ably
prepared and served, was duly appreciated.
Zenobia Lodge, No. 10, Legion OF the West,
will give a public Installation ana social at
CuioH-square Hail thiS evening.
The following officers were elected on The 9th
inst. for the ensuing SIX months by Tie Young
Mems Father Mathew I. a. and b. Society:
PRESIDENT, q. W.HubbaId; Yice-P President, W.
GDeschen; Recording Secretary, f. 2. Hunt;
Financial Secretary, G. ". Peterson; Treas
uIer, james O'ConHe: Trustees-E. McCOsker,
Johu Tracy, W. d. Sullivan, j. O'Keefe and
John Regan.
The Sausalito Society OF independent OLD
Friends have postponed their bulr-head break
fast from Sunday, the l7th prox., 10 the following
Sunday. II VIII be held at the FL Monte Hotel.
On Friday evening next, at the First Presby
terrain Church, Oakland, complimentary tesIi-
monial concert VIII be rendered TO Miss Augusta
Lowell, OIganISt of Ihe Church OF the Iuearna-
tOf, New York City, By The ladies and musicians
OF Oan and.
Golden West Circle, No. 43. c. o. F., viii give
an e1teI taiument and !ce-eieam social at Shiels
building this evening.
a. hard working delegation, consisting Of Miss
Emma DellHlg. Miss Carrie Rohrbacker and
Miss Emma Foster, OF orc Elmo larlor, No. 9,
Native Daughters u The Golden West PAID a
iIaIrIral, OF rather sislery, WISH 10 Alameda
PaiIoT, No Is, last Friday evening. Tie visit
was made upon a beautiful moonlight night, ard
So great was the enjoyment derived from the
tlp and lie kindly entertainment accorded Wis
llUis, thai orc Emo fariOr would Ike 10 repeat
IAe Visit ell masSe, ana hopes 10 have al oppor-
tuuily Of reclplUcatIng lhe cOurtesles received
On q, the occasion Of an early vlsit from Alameda
PaIior. Bolh latlOis ale working hard In lie
snmmonlulercsls OF tier order.
n German al Mare Island.
The re cent return Of Ensign Henry Benbam
with the hOnoTs Of an academic graduation was
the occasion Of delightful cUtiIlon given by his
patents. Admiral and Mrs. Benlam, last Satur-
Gay evening at Mare Island. Many officers and
tuelI wives fIOm vessels in the neighboFhood
were among the guests who comprised several
from this CITY,
fhe house was artistlcally decorated with the
national eoOrs anu The grounds were Illuminated
with japanese lanterns. Dancing TO Tie music
Of the band iIem The independence peasuTabiy
occupied the hours TIL late dainty supper con-
sllutug an agreeable lntetlude.
ELe=geGman was led " Ensign Gibbons and
MISS Luiu Moore, who We're followed by Ensign
Benham ana Miss Birmingham. Among tie
ldulrs present, whose toilets were cOnsplcuOusly
elegant, Wele: Mrs. Benham, Mrs. Bales Mrs.
tOLEeya Mis-. Dewey Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Peudle-
lou. MIS-. Lelayor, Mrs. Mead, Miss Berming-
ham. Hiss CIeSs OF Beniela Miss Lulu Moore
Hiss Elsie Mo0ie, Hiss Carman, Miss Ludlow,
Miss Bessie McDUugal. Among the gentlemen
were. Admiral Benhan. Ensign Henry h; Ben
ham, EnSign Gibbons, Mi. ". Brooks Jones,
Lieutenant HOlcOmb, Engineer Leonard, Mir.
Sanford OF The United States Coast Survey
steamer Macarthur.
ga H. W IL X nh Ia user Baubarr " eddtng.
The wedding Of Mr.. E. Wickenhauser, a Native
Son OF tie Golden West, to Miss Kate Daubart
took place at The residence OF the biidegrooms
parents, Chatham place, on the evening OF The
pa INST The Rev, Father Kirby officaled. ana
number OF friends including many prominent
citizens, assembled. Tie presents were very
cosby GSspicuous among them being handsome
diamoI <and sapphire bracelet from the grOom's
parents, valuable diamond and pearl necklace
1fum tie gTOeln,- q SQpeTb CaSkeL from MIR.
Joseph Hagan, and tue silver cradle IN which the
BRIDE was uufsed, the gift other grandmother.
a SumptUous supper was served, songs and
tpasts were given, after which the happy pair
started for The Hole del Monte The BRIDES
.qless was magiheent having been designed aud
. made by Worth OF falIs. Alter their tour Mr..
and MIS-. Wickenhauser will permanently reside
~ this city.
. Tie following were the guests: Mr. and Mrs
TIckenbau,er ST., Mr.. ana Mrs. j. hesOn, Rlr
ard Mrs. V. Ehrmsnn, Mr.. and Mrs. b. MOser
Miss Annie MOser, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Hagdn Master Hagan, Mrs. Little,
bliss Little, Mrs. Iobemann, Miss IobemanD,
MIS-. BescLmann, MIS-. Steunitzky, Miss Lii lie
Langley Miss Werner. Miss kerner, Miss Jos lie
WlCkenhauSeT thridesma1d); MesSrs. Il. Pc arson,
u. Biair MI. Whitman. MIR. Eastman, j. Volk-
ers, ". Cooke, Ii. kunkel, w. kreutzeam (best
man.
a Dinner Party in Oakland.
Mrs. j. L. Champlin recently entertained a
number of friends at a dinner party at the
" indsoT Hotel, Oakland. The tables were
prettiiy laid out. Among those who gathered
III the discussion OF the dainty repast prepared
by the chef oil the Windsor were Mrs. j. W.
Phillips, Miss Mayme Phillips, Hiss Marie
Philips. MIS-. MARYLAND OF Benicia, Mrs Z.
Leckie, Mrs A. II. HickmOtt,. Miss Lemonie
Champllnn Miss Matte Hickmolt and Mrs. {. d.
Batss.
-, Private Picnic to Mill Valley.
a very pleasant and successful private picnic
was given by number OF young people from
Lombard stieet in honor of Miss Rosie HOff-
mann of Healdsburg on Sunday last On arrival
at tile grounds all had their photographs taken,
after which lunch was served. followed by
dancing singing, games, etc. Among those
PiesenI were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Won X Onn
Jr., Nir. and Mrs. J. McGOwaB, Miss NJ yria
Hussey. Miss Carrie Fargue, Miss Sallie Fargue,
Hiss Minnie Fan que Miss Eda Maisch, Miss
Minnie Hepp, Miss Ida hetzler, Miss Rosie
tohmann' hessIs. ;. limo; +; Kingen, George
Walt riBann, II. Heinz. n. Hoffman,, IL; Thies,
e.. Goethe, Z. Goe tZr, l.. DiedtleD, NJ. johann
seu, ". Fagerb erg Mr.. Penrose.
Surprise Party on Jones Street.
4 surprise party was rendered TO Miss May
Louise DOhs by her friends last Saturday night
al her residence 21O9 Jones street. The fore
part Of the evening was spent in music, singing
reel atoms and games AT IL O'Clock refresh
uents were served. Alter the repast dancing
was INDUCED III until a late hour, all leaving
highly pleased with the evenings amusement.
Among those present were: Miss Il. Graham.
Miss keehe, Mrs. Dlckerson. Miss J.. Carl Miss
T. Schneider. Mrs. l.: A. Dohs, Mrs. SaloVen,
Miss f Nightingale, Miss Deutch, Mrs. Smith.
MISS i. Nightingale, Miss May L. Dohs Miss B.
Johnson, aliss Adene Dons; Messrs. Lidsey
Smell, John Smell, G. Rothenstein, &. Dillon, L.
Becker, q. Philips. Ii. Schneider, Dir. HaskiEs,
Mi. FieIson, Mr.. WELLER, j. Debagger, MIR.
DeuIcn, Mr.. JOHN DOhs. George Dons, d. Dohs.
A Club Private Picnic.
The Clara Belle Social Club held very enjoy
able private picnic Sunday last at the country
residence OF Mrs. j. d. West, San Rafael. Games,
singing and dancing were tile features OF the
day, and everybody was well pleased with the
outing. The Clara Belle Quartet rendered some
elegant music. Those present were: Miss Flora
Edwards, Miss Emily Hassetl, Miss Kate Shea,
Miss winnie he n, Miss Kittle Kerr, Miss Alice
Erb, Miss Ella HuSsman, Miss Flossie LangfOrd,
Miss Louise Curleux, Miss Lizzie Hassett, Miss
Mary Cody Miss Nellie Cody, Miss Kate Ed
wards, MISS Sophie Utchig Miss Nellie Melon
aid. 81 essrs. L. Wentworth, g. Campon, W. Z.
DUNCAN, ID. West, L. Frank. b. Taylor. ii. Young,
S. Norwood, A. Currier, L. Mccarthy, w. Allen
baum, j. Miey, j. johnson, q. Dixon and b. B.
Duncan.
Surprise Party on Grove Street.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. UConnOr was
pleasantly surprised TO find his residence filed
with ladies' and gentlemen, who overwhelmed
him good wishes. AS he entered The hall
tie orchestra, which was stationed below. played
a merry welcome. The parl0rs were canYassed
and pretlily decorated. at 10 O'Clock Miss Shea
Teclted some OF the latest recitations, which
were greatly applauded, followed by dancing I'M
I'll midnight, when bounteOus collation. was
served The guests afterward returned 10 the
parlors aud continued dancing until late hour
III tHc lHDiu ilE- IuOhc present Nefes MISS NJ.
Shea MIR. c. 0Connor, Miss MAY Nelson, Mr.. j.
Peterson, Miss J. Cantner, MIR. j. aicCarty, Miss
S: Wilson, Mi. j. Schnabel. Miss Z. Eckhardt
Mir. CarolsOD. Miss e. de Fair MIR. de Soto Miss
+. Downey, MIR. Lee Sr., Miss L. Johnson. Mr.
Barrett Miss A. bowling. Mr.. Lee Jr. Miss A.
hayes, Mr. +. King, Miss NJ. McQueenie. Mr.. }.
Lyon, Miss a. Cook, Mr. D. Thompson, Miss C.
OCOnnOr, Mr. j. c. Clarke, Miss X. Caulield,
MI. NeWhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. O'COnnOT, air. and
Mrs. j. Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Dwyer.
An Outing at Fairfax.
The Cotton Outing Club, which has been visit
ing tho suburbs of San Francisco. spent day in
The beautiful valley OF Fairfax on Sunday last.
The day being one of the grandest OF the season
made it very enjoyable for the cutters. Soon after
the arrival a delightful lunch was served by the
ladies. Games and singing were the leading
features OF tile pleasant day. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. CocbiDs, Mrs. G.
Claussenius, Misses NJ. and A. Edwards. Misses
II. and L. Russell. Miss Annie Menke. MISS
BlveBa Cochlns, Miss 5. Claussenius. Messrs. j.
n Frank, MIR. Helmke, S. Cocnins, Martin
hauser. Theo. J. JENNIE, A. Mccullough, i.
frank, George Claussenius, T. j. Favorlte. NJ.