The morning call., 1890-11-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Pleasant Reception Given by
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett.
Party on o'Farrell s,reet-Music at the Old
Peoples Eome-Party on TUX Street.
Lannon-Kelly Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Croker chaperoned
party of ten friends from San Francisco to
Mount Hamilton last week, stopping at
Hotel Nendome, San Jose. The party con-
sisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Croker, Mr.. and
Mrs L. Gelson, Miss May Norton, Miss NJ.
H. Heunessey, Mr.. w. ". Jones aud Mr.. C..
Il. Croker.
Mr.. John c. Nixon, President Of the A.
? Hotaling Company, and Miss Annie G.
Halford, native of Vallejo, were quietly
married last Wednesday at Seattle. The
happy pair will come on a trip to California
this week.
Mrs. j. 2. Jones entertained large num-
Der Of friends last Thurday at her residence
in Gold Hill.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas F. Harley cav e
a pleasant birthday party last Tuesday to
Miss Edna Marguerite Harley.
Invitations have been received in this city
announcing the engagement Of Miss Carrie
A. Warburton, daughter of DR.. Il. H. War
burton of Santa Clara, and Mr.. Samuel r.
jackson of Los Angeles, and Mr. Charley
2. Warburion, the second son of DR.. H. II.
Narburton, ana Miss Ella Torbert of Hol-
lister. The double event will take place to-
morrow morning at the Santa Clara Meth
odist Church.
This evenings attractions include the
Garfield Corps ice-cream social at Shiels
Building, County Monaghan Club quarterly
social at Metropolitan Hall, "Our Boys" by
the Aleazar Club at Saratoga Hall, the Eola
Club grab-bag party at Teutonia Hall and
the Bay City Circle. c. o. F., rainbow social
at UniUn-square Hall.
The Charity Fete at Irving Hall opened
yesterday with eclat An account viii be
found in another column.
The Jewett DEMONSTRATING.
numbered friends were asked to meet
Mrs. Senator Stewart BY Mr.. and Mrs j. II.
Jewett last Friday at their new residence on
the southeast corner of Jones and Bush
streets.
The affair constituted mouse warming"
and was pleasantly inaugurated by an in
formal musicale, in which Miss l.. A. Holla-
day, who recently returned from abroad,
contributed several selections with remark
able success. Mrs. Frances EdgerlOn was
induced to recite from her ever-new roper
toIre OF charming fragments from the poets,
and other guests cO-operated unsteady 10
the general entertainment.
Among those present were Senator and
Mrs. William NJ. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
". Holiday, Mr.. and Mis-. H. 5. King, Miss
Holiday, Mrs. Edgerton, L. b. Holiday,
Mrs. Aldrich, Miss Aldrich, Miss Stewart
Colonel Hammond, Mrs. Thornburg and Mr..
j. NJ. Quay.
The Whitney Party in Oakland.
Senator Whitney's residence in Oakland
was the scene of pleasant gathering on
Friday evening, the 31st ult. The occasion
was Halloween party given by Miss Mary
and Miss Ethel Whitney. Among those
present were: Miss Matte Bridge, Miss
Louise Holbr Ok, Miss Mary Tucker, Miss
Clara Tucker, Miss Mamie Thomas Miss
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Belle hutchinson, Miss Mamie Snule Miss
Meek; MeSsrs. Thomas Pheby. VIII Whea-
ton, Beach Soule. PrentlSs Selby, Al w.
blow, Dwight Hutchinson, j. Clement, Mr..
Wadsworth and others.
The old Peoples Home Entertainment.
The first of q series of entertainments to
be given during the winter under the aus
pieces Of the Young Ladies Auxiliary of the
Old Peoples Home took place last Friday at
the home, which was prettily decorated for
the occasion. After a pref programme the
residents we're served with Refreshments
and the guests partook of supper, all joining
aiterward in Sir Roger de COverley-the old
folks leading the dauce-and concluding the
pleasant affair with Aud Lang Syne."
Those assisting unsteady in this delightful
enterprise were: Mrs j. W. Philip, Miss
Nelson, Miss MaItel and Miss Helen Hef-
from, Dr. Regensburger, the Mandolin Club
and Mr.. Samuel Lash.
Birthday Celebration on O'Tarrell Street.
The residence of Mrs. johanna thinner
man was the scene of joyful family re-
union, given in honor of her birthday, upon
Friday last. The evening was spent in
singing, dancing, music and games. Toward
midnight all present adjourned to the
supper-table, after which the amusements
were resumed. The lady was the recipient
of ihnumerahle presents. Those present
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Miller, Mr. and
Ms. Charles Zimmerman, Mrs. J. thinner
man, Mr.. and Mrs Ulrich, the Misses Anita
and Minnie Miller, the Misses Lizzie and
Annie Friedrich, Miss Gussie Kuhnel, Miss
Emily Zimmerman, Miss Rose Staglich, the
Misses Alwina and Ida Ulricb, Miss Flora
Zimmerman; Messrs. AdOlph Zimmerman,
man, Max Kaiser, q. Michel, H. ". Fried
rich, William, Frank and Richard Ulrich.
Surprise Party on Turk Street.
Miss Elite Woods was rendered pleas
ant surprise party on Sunday evening, the
ID inst, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs.
/ harris, at so Turk street.
The affair was greatly enjoyed by those
present in listening to fine musical pro-
gramme consisting of violin solos by Miss
Hulda Harris, Masters Henry Lebert and
Gustaye Lachman; vocal numbers by Miss
Lillian Coleman and Miss Sarah Abrams,
and mandolin selections by Master Rudolph
Lachman.
Afterward dancing and games were in
dulged in until 10 o'clock, when the strains
Of a well-known march announced that
supper was ready. About an hour was
spent discussing the good things provided
by the genial hostess, after which dancing
continued until midnight, when the young
iesks departed, having spent an enjoyable
evening.
Among those present we're: Miss Hulda
Harris, Miss Elite Woods, Miss Sarah
Abrams, Miss Carrie Rosenberg, Miss Lot
tie HeTzOg, Miss Elsie EIbenhutz, Miss Elsie
Wolfe, Miss Emma Prossek, the Misses
Minnie and Ella SseBvine, Miss Lillian
Coleman; Masters Leonard Schwartz, Gus
tave and Rudolph Lachman, W. Abrams,
Robert Collins, Moses and Henry Liebert,
ii. Alkus, Frank Turton, Hugo Newhouse,
Oscar Wolfe, Solomon Morris and j. Wise.
The Lannon-Keiiy Wedding.
At Holy Cross Church, November 1st,
Mr. f ank a. Lannon and Miss Lizzie Kelly
were married by the Rev. ]. McGinty. The
bride looked lovely in robe of white silk
and carried bunch of white roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Mary Lannon, wore a
most becoming dress Of pink, with a bou-
Duet of La France roses The best man was
Mr.. I. Qnnlan. During the ceremony Mrs.
VI. Morris rendered CherubnPs Ave
Maria" with violin obligato and organ ac-
compartment by the Misses Agnes and
-Chlotilde DeVlin in finished manner. Mr..
and Mrs. Lannon received many handsome
presents.
Birthday Party on Jackson Street.
On Sunday afternoon and evening last
very pleasant birthday surprise party and