The morning call., 1890-04-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
(6c,fi,red f,,om ghira Pnae.l

Among these present were: Miss NJ. Wrede,
Miss Annie WUzemann, Miss Minnie Plage.
Manu. Miss Annie Schiagater, Miss Lena Bee,
Miss I. Luhrs, Miss A. Ebbingnausen, Miss E,
Miss D. Swarlz. Miss L. SwarIz, Miss NJ. Swartz,
Miss L. Middleton, Miss Ray Levi, Miss Bertha
Heuer. Miss Eta Heuer, Miss M: Gibhon, Miss
Vina Heuer. Miss Fredd Siebe, Miss Hastings,
Miss Bertha Wtede, Miss Sophie Schafer Miss
Ida Wrede. Mrs c. Wrede, Mrs. Wtzemann'
h Lqais' u MRS; Heueri Mrs Wre Mga
Srs shrpser Ms r, E Keeabep M Mrs csk
Mis-. Bee, Mrs. Sleger, Mrs. Wheat; Messrs. z.
Mrede. George WIede Jr., w. Hayward, N
WltZemann, William Giselnann, Mr. R0Send0rn,
N Witzemanu Mr. Hauer, c. Wreden, II.
Nreden, +. PlaRemann, George HAOehicht, Mr.
Sherman. Mr.. HabenichT. Wellington Gregg,
F. SchaIer, Mr. Wnzel Mr. Veen, Mr.. Shlrpser,
DIR. Kleineberg James GihDon, MI Clark Mr..
Bee Mr. Steger' Nj ME- wheat r, In No. Sfai,
mons, Charles Ritter, DR.. c. Kuss, J. Sebe,
George Sneder, Willie Scbnder Mr. Fabry,
Mr.. Buwinkie, Max ShirpSer.
the Aheru-McEnroe Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Angle Ahern and Mr..
Henry j. McEnroe was solemnized yesterday
morning at the Church OF the Sacred Heart, on
Fillmore street, near Fell. The eremony, which
TOOK place Immediately after early mass was
performed by Rev. Father Lagan. 1t was wit
messed by only lew friends and relatives of the
biide aud groom. Mr.. James McEuroe acted as
grOOmslnan and Miss Alice Bu1oTd brides
maid. Among those present were Messrs. Jonn,
Patrick ana Thomas McEnrOe Miss Mary OCOu-
nei aud Mis-. Mary McEurOe.
Tie happy couple were shOWered with good
wishes aHd congratulations after the ceremony,
and departed ior Fourth and Townsend streets,
where they TOOK The train Tor Monterey. There
they will spend their honeymoon. Upon their
return TO his city they Will go to housekeeping.
The presents received by The BRIDE were num-
eTOus and hand >ome, as both she aud her genial
husband have host Of friends throughout The
city.
Party on Dolores Street.
A pleasant party was given last w Wednesday
tn MIR a
Dolores street. Instrumental and vocal music
was INDUCED IN. All present had an enjoyable
time Those present were: Mr.. A. Ross Mr..
aud Mrs. Ross, Miss Emma Ross, Miss L. Rssn,
Miss Carrie Lake, Miss = sephna PulIe, Miss
Minnie tuue, Miss j. Horn, Miss Lena Schnel-
der, Miss Mary Siieger, Miss Pauline Redng,
Miss Addie hOImada, Miss Sophie Sehllliug,
Miss ST. altman, Miss Annie Rhode; Messrs.
John fulte. Frank Reding. I. Schieier Jr., Will
lam Meback. Frank Jacobs, j. kappeler, Frank
Ross, !. Ross, George Ross, j. Schilllug, John
heStndunk, a. Nesendunk, Robert hreuZ.
The Battery IL Party.
The decorations at the armOIy constituted
leading feature at The enjoyable social given last
Saturday evening at Battery H. Captain W. D.
alters, Second Artillery Regiment, n. G. C.
The hall has been recently ceed and had been
sIecially decorated for the occasion. In front of
the main entrance was an imposing collection OF
guns IN position, Calling in tie center, all orua-
meuted with reglmentai colOrs. Other guns, or
technically speaking, "limbers," occupied tile
upper corners Of The dancing area.
II. DelQR
covered win gold aud White material Gay
banners formed effective background, and in
Ihe center was flag presented 10 Captain w.
Mcdonald over the ran was suspended the
company initial, H." IN the fOlm OF gas
Illumination. Japanese Lanterns, cypress
fesIOous, bamboo shoots, aud the handsome
Tihe-racks louad the walls made highly pic
A large attendance completed the attractions
OF the occasion aud dancing to the music Of Lib
efty Band was enjoyed To about O'Clock. The
agreeable affair was managed by the respective
members Of the following committees: Commit
tee Of Arrangements-Private w. Z. Murphy
(CbaiTmanl Lieutenant L. h. Kenny, Private j.
4 Pollock. Iryate K. h. Brewer, Private L.
OBrieni Reception Commitlee-Captain w. ID.
" alters Lieutenant +. Ii. Kenny, Private Charles
Dumont Lieutenant j. Il. Leo, Private j. b.
lauiuger, Private Z. Donovan, Private R. NJ
Mitchell; floor manager, Drummer George E.
Ransom; Floor Commi;tee-PIiyate j. Rooney,
Captain W. Mgenter. Corporal w. Qulrek, PIT
Rooney, Corporal j. Tyson, Corporal Il. Robin
son.
The Greenan Lodge Party.
The members OF Grrenan Lodge, No. 81, cele-
bIated their second anniversary on Monday
evening IN a most successful manner. Union
square Hall was handsomely decorated with
flowers and eyergreens. SIX hundred and fifty
members and frlends enjoyed themselves until
late hour. Refreshments were served In the
banquct-hall.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture, Bum's Orchestra; address, Z. j. Rey-
nOlds vocal solo, Miss Mamie Weller; recita-
ton, Professor William T. Ross; vocal solo,
Mis-. Waller Mal!oy; violin solo, Mr.. l.. Wllks
recitation, Miss Mccarthy; vocal solo, Miss
Knue Black; dancing followed.
The success Of the party IS due TO the following
committees: RecepJiOn-E. j. Reynolds, Mrs.
Rebecca Greeuan. Mrs. Z. J. Reynolds Mrs. n.
Miss r Mayers Miss NJ, Gallagher. Mr., Thomas
0Brien and DR.. W. H. GrisWuld; Floor Com
mittee-John W. Mccarthy, p. B. Keauey, Harry
Meagher, James Haekett, Harry Patrick George
DWyer, Francis Mchelyey, Mrs. McNamara,
Miss {. Strand, Mrs. Holliug.
The Howarth- Kittredgo Wedding.
An interesting wedding OF the week was that
Of Miss Lille Kittredge and Mr. T. Fred
Howarh, which took place last Wednesday
evening al tie residence OF Mrs. MOuton, 1920
Cough street. The happy pair were married be-
meath large umbl ella, wrought OF White BIOS
SONS, laced within the embrasuTe OF a bay-wln-
dow. All around were flowers In their lovely
selling Of greeneIy.
Tie ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
EastOn OF Calvary Church. Miss Edith Kilt
ITedge, the brides sister, acted bridesmaid,
and MI. George L. Everett OF Oakland sustained
" five friends Witnessed The ceremony. which
was followed by period OF warm congratula-
lions. Dancing was aIterward started, aud
about IL O'clock a dainty wedding supper was
Mr. and Mrs. Howarth. who received many
handsome presents, have gone to Coronado
Beach on their wedding tour and upon their re-
turn they VIII reside al 1908 Vallejo street.
The Bay View Lodge Entertainment.
The tenth anniversary entertainment aud ball
was given by Bay V lew Lodge, No. 159. A. 0.
U. W., on Saturday evening last. lie attend
snce was large and the arrangements for the en-
tertainment Of the guests all that could be de-
sired.
An excellent programme had been arranged
and was admirably carried out by the partcl-
pants. II was as follows: Overture Blum's
Orchestra; address, w. Adams, q. NJ; song,
Miss Lizzie RoskamP; recitation, May
Young, P. q. NJ; song, Nit. Hagan; address,
Mr.; lint, d. q. NJ; song, Miss Verdi Gilmore;
HodTess, L. y. Deuprey, u. o. duet, Mrs.
Lsnkenau and Mrs. Dirgs; song. Mr.. Graham;
address, W; II. Barnes piano accomplishments.
Miss NJ. OCOnnOr
music by Blum's Orchestra, which was Kept up
until nearly o'clock.
The committees were composed as follows:
Robert Giles, President of the Evening; Com
mittee of Arrangements-W. j. b. Warner, &.
Mllly, j. A C. DLks, j. W. Barry, Z. Mealy, II.
W. Gantner, j. NJ, Laroche; ID. B. Todd, floor
mansge Ell; Floor Committee. NJ. Laroche L.
McMahon, Jerome Milly, w. Franks, j. Mo-
holy, II. w. Gantner, j. DIPPED, L. Barrales;
Reception CommItee-H. Lankenau q. Clan
inni, +. Iuy, Ii. Crockard, NJ. Z. Barry, q.
0D0ul, e. Cummings, II. Bobsein, j. M. Rojas,
j. Hurley.
The Besperian Parlor Entertainment.
The members of Hesperian Paror, No. 1877, N.
s. G. w, on asst Thursday evening gave one of
their entertaining open meetings, understanding
Bees" Their hall on the corner Of Sixteenth and
ValtDcia streets was nicely decorated. There
was very large attendance. "SmOkables' and
eatables were IN pIofuson, aud an excellent pro-
gramme was rendered, much 10 the enjoyment OF
Mr.. p A Maurer sang Little Tiny Feet';
MI. George Montell gave recitation entitled
"Butdock's Clock" An address by Grand Vice
President Miller was followed by song by Mr..
john Hesse. The rest OF The programme was
follows: Solo, Mr.. Ben Hanlon; recitation Mr.
Ed BlaRey; song, Mr.. Charles; banjo solo, MIR.
Cumming; addresses by Mr.. Fred Hartel, Dis
triet Deputy Grand President David Cummings.
piano solo by Mr.. W. II. McAllisIer and closing
remarks by Hesperian Parlor's President, Leo
+. Hampton.
Following is a list OF those in attendance:
Messrs. +. q. Norman Jr., Henry Blanet, q. o.
Lull, George 4. Hener. Il. j. II. Sulsberg, Jo-
seph j. GaIely, &. A. Hoffman,, Il. Il. Martini 2.
G. Peltret, Fred Waibel II. II. Miller r. S.
Bell, T. Z. Cheyiot, Charles w. Etting, George A.
Monteli, II. d. Childs, II. Forsyth. James S.
Hawkins, Fred Kneer. G. II. Mower, David
Cumming. George Manning William Sulsberg
A 7. OBren, NJ. D.; James McElToy. +. I.
DOOlan, j. &. Mewbert, a. A. Hobe Jr, c. b.