The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-13
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Monthly Entertainment and
Dance by the Native Sons
Of Vermont.
TUE EbsTON DINNER PARTY.
A Diminutive Native Sons Fete in
Los Angeles = Birthday Party
on Herman Street Townsend
Farewell in Oakland - The
Levy Martin Wedding-A Drive
to Haywards = Personal Notes.

Miss Ella S. Partridge will give musicale to-
day al her residence on Leavenworth street.
Miss Reg ina Champion gave pleasant recep.
ton last Thursday evening at the home of her
mother, MIS-. Ada A. Champion, ll12 Alice
street, Oakland.
The Sainte Claire Club of San Jose celebrated
- its second anniversary by lrs-head break.
fast, he'll last Sunday near the Guadalupe quick
silver mines.
a reception was rendered In the parlors Of the
Congregational church, Sacramento, TO The new
pastor, Rev. j. b. Slicox, on his arrival from Oak
land. There was a laige attendance and an en-.
1oyabie evening was spent.
concert VIII be given this evening in the Con-
Fregat1onal church in SuuOl, lie proceeds 10 60
toward repairing the church. Miss Xena Rob-
eI's and MISS Brown, OF San Francisco, and MIR.
Fiemlng, bass singer OF The First Congregational
ChuTch OF this ely, VIII lake part in The pro-
gfAmne, in conjunction with home talent.
The Easton Dinner Party.
In acknowledgment of tile courtesies prof.
fefed them during the Second Brig ldes recent
encanpment al Santa Cruz, Mr.. anu Mrs. George
Easion gave 4 delightful dinner uatty, a few
days ago, to General and Mrs. John T Cutting
ana The Generals staff and their ladies.
line table was prtItly decorated with flowers
varied with martial emblems. An elaborate menu
Was enjoyed amid The surrounding harmonious
conditions, and The memory OF the pleasant af-
lair was more eply imprinted by TWO souve-
Mrs, consisting OF cards with national colols
and the monogram OF The bostess for the ladies,
ana miniature tents, flying The national colors,
toI the &, ntlemen.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George
ESston, General and Mrs. John I. Cutting, Colo
Major and Mrs. j. n. +. Wilson, Nj ajnr and Mrs.
u. I. NILES, Miss Graham, Major {: I. Stanley,
Major j. +. Butgin, Mr. aud Mrs. Victor DubUee
ana captain George Il. Boyd,
The Yermonters' Entertainment.
The Pacific Coast Association of the Native
Sons OF Vermont gave another OF their agreeable
entertainments al odd Fellows Hall last even.
lng,-Although following closely upon the
Heels OF another and larger enter ainment gwen
by ihe Native Sons of near relationship there
VAS 10 percepiible falling of Ia The attendance
The constituents oil which. however. were rather
iUIe IN arriving.
The prog anime opened with a capital rendi-
lion Of tie Gaiety Overture (E. BoettEer) by
3lum's Orchestra, followed by an exhibition OF
ndian-elub Swinging bv the CHAMPION club
winEer Of the Pacinc Coast, dir, Frank Il. Hart.
III. hart was recalled and gave variation Wltb
three clubs that was heartily applandsd. Miss
,lay JosePhi then gave the recitation, how lie
dunteG a Mouse" In hyeiy style, balancing i
Jessie Grant came next wan SOL. auO solo.
'-Nannt, Nanni," from Roberto al DlaYoiO' re.
spending with an English ballad. showing flushed
execution. An Interesting contrast was e.
hlbted IN the whIstlluE and trombone solos by
MIR. William 2. dc Yauil VINO came next, and
alplauded TO the echo
Tie prugi anime, which had much 10 recon
mend il, concluded with The familiar cOmedletta
"a Happy Pair,p Miss May Joseph playing Mrs.
Honeyeton and Mr.. j. Roberts kincaid her irrl-
tating spouse. MISS Josephi has considerable
histrlouie talent and appears entirely at heme on
the remaining time until midnight, tile floor be
ing under the management of Nj. j. a. Christ e,
assisted by Messrs. L. J. Hardy Jr., L. {. Nose
bach Jr. and f. Dillingham;.
The pleasant entertainment was given under
the general supervision OF the officers aud Exec
uiive Committee as follows; offieers-Pfest
dent, Mr.. A. o. Cotton; Vice Presidents Hon. j.
Somers; Secretary, Mr.. Ernest j. Mott; Execu-
20, Dr II n.
MISS A Anby Eel Mrs. L. j. Hardy Jr Dr.
-< F9p4n Ieyn'e MI D o. 'H's'sr' MI HSman
i FareXsll Party in Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs Townsend OF Union street Oak
land. entertained few Of their friends last
Wednesday evening. 1t was farewell party,
they intending 10 leave for Seattle yesterday.
There were present at the pleasant gathering
Miss Belts, Mrs. Townsend, Miss Clara Abbott,
Miss Gertie HiscOx, Miss Amabee Srochan,
Miss HalleT, Miss Pauline Hdller Miss Edna
Halter, MessTs. Edwin Lindsey, Bert Abbott,
George Stetson, Mr.. CLARK and MIR. Egbert
The L+vy-Martiu Wedding
An impressive marriage took place at the resi-
deuce OF MIR. Jacob Levy, 722 Golden Gate
avenue, Sunday evening last. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Louis R. Levy and Miss Sophie
Martin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. Martin. The
ceremony was s0lemnZed by Rev. NJ. s. Levy OF
Oakland, beneath a magnificent floral bell, MIR.
aud Mrs. j. Levy standing for the groom and the
parents of the bride giving her away. After the
ceremony the guests, who were largely COM
posed OF the members OF the family, were re-
Ealed al banquet, at which the health OF the
newly made husband and wife was proposed and
heartily responded 10. The event OF The evening
was The response Of Mr.. Jacob Levy; who feel
ingly and eloquently spoke OF his nephews love
and affection. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy have raised
the family OF their deceased brother, four in
number, and being without children lavish ed
upon them the affection OF parents. The ne WY
married couple received some handsome pres
els. They Will go TO housekeeping on their re-
rur from WhpTn SnenntQn
their honeymoon
Birthday Party on Herman Street
On Wednesday nj ght last ithday surprise
party was given TO Mr.. I. Westminster at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blasse, 1877 Her
man street. The occasion also constituted re-
ce;ition 10 MIR. and Mrs. +. wischmeier aud Miss
T Martha Wischmeer who arrived here from
Cleveland, Ohio, last Sunday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Blasse, and their son. MIR. Henry
Wischmeier The surprise being complete the
party adjourned 10 the spacious par0fs, where
music and dancing became the order OF the even
ing. During the plr asant affair the guests were
Invited 70 par!ske OF bounlilui Tepast 10 Wnicn
il is needless to say The guests dld iuli justice
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wlsch
meier. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Basse. Mr.. and Mrs
John DTeshler, Mr.. Louis Shaeier Sr., Mr.. Lett
heiser, MIS- Sophia BarDhal, Mr.. Daniel Koch
Miss Ida HARMS MIR. Louis Shaefer Jr, Miss
Martina Wischmeier, Mir. Henry Westminster
Miss Hannah Basse. Mr.. Martin Blasse Master
John Dreshler and Master Willie BlaSSe.
A Drive to Haywards.
party OF ladies and gentlemen went on
hay.Tide to Haywards several evenings ago, leav
ing The Second Presbyterian Church. West Oak
land, at O'Clock The ride was an enjoyable
affair and pleasant time spent at Hay
wards. There In The party: Miss Farley
Miss Sarah White, Miss Minnie Dawson, Mis-
Maggie DAWSON Miss Emma Good, Mrs william
Ransom, Miss Belts, Mrs. Townsend, Miss Clari
Abbott, Miss May Rowland. Miss Edith White
head Miss Bels Frazer, s. miss Maggie rInsf
Messrs. William Morrison, Edwin Whitehead
H. Baker, George White, Lester Hlscox, Richard
Hlscox. Edward Lindsey, Adam Menges, b
Abbott. Keneth Morrison, John McLain, Will
lam Ransom and George Stetson.
"LittIe Angels" n. s. G. W. Party.
very charming children's party was given on
the evening OF Tuesday by Colonel and Mrs
Walter S. Moore, OF Los Angeles, who are wei
known In this city. The following account Will
be read with pleasure: 1t was a gathering o
the tinest OF the native sons and daughters o
the Golden West-Los Angeiitos Nursery, No.
so the pretty white satin badges Informed The
guest "Los Angelitos" Qitile angels)
most appropriate Title and one almost expected
10 hear The TustliDg Of wings as lie gaZed within
- Tie rose-embowered, smilax wreathed paflors
transformed for the nonce into nursery OF little
human flowers. Surely Caliiornians may be par
doned for INDUCING In the fond belief that theli
children are OF superior bIand, 1or among Az
the throng OF daintiy robed, smiliDgfaced
brght-eyed little folks there last night, not one
but the embodiment o. thai unconscious
grace and healthiul beauty for which the chill
dgen OF the Golden State are justly celebrated
After season OF games and songs tile chill
dren were formed IN line by Colonel Moore, who
made a capital marshal, and they marched about
10 the sound OF The orehestII and tie beating Of
the drum by their leader, Master Harold Buffer
who closely followed by tiny Walter Moore
Jr., who carried OF the bonors Of the host very
easily ON bis small shoulders, and escorted a
dimi nutive Sacramento BELLE Miss Emily McIn
tyre, with The utmost gallantry. Tie Two
Goste sses, Misses Marguerite and Rowens
Moor e, were assisted In the duties OF receiving
aud ent ertdining the guests By their parents
Colonel and Mrs. Walter 5. Moore, their grand
mother, Mrs. hughes, and tbelf TWO aunts, Mines
Butler and Sboemaker The donkey gamt
created much amusement for the children, anC
when the bndfolding process was completed Iht
picture OF the poor beast was covered with tai
from his long ears 10 bis heels. Little Johnnie
Lankershlm proved 10 be the most accurate II
his guess and won the first prize, a beautiful
gold pin with The letters N. S. q. W. FORMING
a crescent, and below dangled golden bear
Miss Clara Carpenter took the first prize for girls
an elegant Satsuma rosetta Little Miss MAJ
Rdgw4y and Walter Moore Jr. took the SECOND