The morning call., 1890-08-10
Two Delightful Picnic Parties
Given at the Del Monte.
a SAN RAFAEL MUSICALE.
The Eaton Boating Party-A Large
Number of Pleasant Home Par
ties-HinkeI Wooden Wedding.
Private Picnics From This City.
Personal Travel To and Fro.
Interesting Notes.

Personal Travel To and Fro.
Interesting Notes.
The visiting shrlners have been delightful peo-
pie TO entertain and are loud in expressions OF
pleasure with The natural beauty and hospitality
Of California. To-day will be spent as day Of
rest and tomorrow is set for the departure Tor
home via The Canadian Pacific line.
MIS- p b. Cornwall and her guests, Mrs.
Colonel Shafter, MIS-. BurTell and MIS-. symms,
came down on Friday 10 Santa Cruz from Mrs.
CornwaIPs beautiful country home. Heart Of
the Mountains" and gave delightful lunch
party at The Sea Beach Hotel. IN the afternoon
Mrs Shaiter left for Monterey and the other
ladies returned TO the mountains.
The Scottish residents OF San Francisco are
looking forward with great interest 10 the COM
lug celebration by the ST. Andrews Society OF
the one hundred and nineteenth anniversary OF
the birth Of Sill Walter Scott, at Scottish Hall,
los LaIkin street. next Friday evening. on
which occasion General W. Il. l.. Barnes Will de-
liver all Grafton on the life and works of the
great poet. Some Of The best talent In the city
have offered TO appear In The rendering Of his
songs and leeitati0ns.
Mrs. Russell Wilson entertained number OF
friends very delightfully."- at a progressive euehre
party given last Friday week in the private
dining-room OF the Hotel Rafael.
A bulPs-head ibieakfasl.wiI be given at the FL
Monte Hotel on Sunday, August gan.
Alta regular meeting held by the Inter Nos
Musical and Social Club on the 7th inst, the fol-
lowing officers we're duly elected: President,
Thomas Nj. Searey; Vice-PIes dent, Miss Margie
CoTuyn; SECRETARY, Miss NanO Sheebani Treas
uFer: Miss Mamie Donohue; Musical Director,
Hoard ITuSfeHS-,lOll
han, William COrnyn, Dennis GlItnu, Miss Katie
Miles, Miss Mamie Miles.
Miss Tessie Hayman, OF San Francisco. was
one Of lie acknowledge bellies al West End
Long Bta nch bop last Wednesday.
LGreley Social Club, Z. of f., will hold their
lbiTd anniversary party at the San Francisco
Turn Verein Hall. 1923 Turk street. this evening.
a very pleasant musical was given last Thurs
day evening by bliss Campbell aud Mrs. Vernon
Jones al their cottage in san Rafael. which was
greatly enjoyed by her guests, among whom
were The Misses De Fremefy, the Misses Shep-
ana, Miss Evelyn Shepard, Miss Claire RalsiOn,
Mis-. c. o. Richards, MIR. Charles Webb Howard
Jr., MIR. Deering, Mr.. Donald Y. Campbell Mi.
and MIS-. c. P. Pomeroy, Mr.. Robert j. ROdman
aud several others.
Two Del Monte Picnics.
Among the entertainments which continue TO
make Del Monte SO attractive TO the beau monde
there congregated have BEEN notably two de-
ightful picuies. MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Deans
party comprised thirty guests, who were driven
TO Cypress Point in fOur-in-h hand coaches amid
general buoyant spirits. Luncheon was found
awaiting the peniekers, and the dainty vands
and liberal supply OF Liquid epigrams were
duly appecialed. Noah BfandPs Orchestra
played concert selections throughout the affair.
Tie drive home not the least enjoyable
pait of Mrs. Deans kind entertainment.
Dean, Mir. and Mrs. ". B. Tubbs, Mrs. Charles
n. shaw, Mrs. A. e. Bingham, Mrs. A. Page
brown. Miss Taylor Miss Houghton, Miss Popr.
MR. and Mrs. James A. Robinson, Miss Porte
Gus Miss Ellis, Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Eve
iyn Car0an, Miss Simpkins, Miss Colt, MISS
Daisy Casserly; Messrs. osgood Hooker, r.
Porter Ashe, Frank j. CaroIan. Dr. Harry I.
Teyis, Z. NJ. Greenway, Austin G. TubbS, d. T.
Murphy. Fred L. Webster, Lieutenant SIrother,
Lieutenant Faison, DIR. Leonard Wood, James
Brett stokes and Mr. Waller L. Dean.
The second picnic was given by Mr. aud Mrs.
Isaac Requa TO the same grounds. IL was In
flouOr OF their daughter, Miss Amy Requa, and
was composed mainly OF younger people. a de-
lightful time was spent al Cypress Point, which
makes an ideal picnic spot. Both days were Tor
tunaIely fine. contributing not little TO The pro-
bounced success Of both parties. Miss Requas
guests were: Miss Birdie Fair, MIR. w. s. Hobart
j., Miss MeDermOtt, Miss Flora Dean, MIR. j.
,Prentiss, Mir. Alexander Rutherford, Lieutenant
MeGachein, MISS Evelyn Car0lan, Miss Gene
We've Carolsn, MT. W. Z. Dean, Miss Doyle, Miss
Rhodes, Miss NJ. Prentiss, Master Nelson L.
Shaw, Miss Ethel Dean.
The Eaton Boating Party.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eaton gave very pleasant boat
ing party last Friday IN honor OF Mrs May Smith
company left Tiburon about IL o'clock and ell
ioyed several hours upon the water. dainty
lunch was served about O'clock. Upon return.
ing 10 the city The guests were invited TO spend
the evening at Mrs. Eaton's residence, 2031
Steiner street, where the hostess kindly enter
tainment was duly appreciated. Among those
present were: Mrs. NJ. Eaton, Mrs. May Smith
OF San Diego, Miss Emma EaiO on, Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher Jr., MIR. and Mrs. Z. Belc1er, Miss Mary
Fisher Alr. Thomas Archer. Mr. b. j. Cahlll, NJ T.
II. III. Maggie. Mr.. Noble Eaton.
The HinkeI Wooden Wedding.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William HinkeI.
222S Clay street, was the scene OF gay festivities
on Wednesday evening, the occasion being The
celebration OF their wooden wedding. Presents
were numerous and very appropriate to the oc-
easion. The paflOrs were beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns, and The host and hostess
looked bright and happy surrounded by their
nu,asrous friends. A serenade was rendered by
the Golden Gate Military Band. After some
dancing the band played several choice selec-
ttODs. Al II O'Clock all repaired to the spacious
diniug-room, where a choice collation. was served.
Dancing was then continued until an early hour
IN the morning. Among the guests present
were: Mr. and Mrs. George L. Dow, Mi. and
Mrs. JOunieaux, Miss Lillian Dow, Miss Helen
JOunieaux, Mr.. and Miss Casserly, Mrs. and
Master Hunt, Air. and Mrs. +. jackson, Miss b.
jackson, Mr.. Scholl, Miss Eyeline Brown. MI.
Chaser, Miss Emma Phlieffef, Mrs. Calvert, Mrs.
Newell, Mrs. Colns, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Phillips;
Messls. 6. Hinkel, q. Won der Mebden. q. Hide
hrant, Ii. HlldeIbrant. A. JOunieaux, j. Wiener,
johnson, J. RebholZ, c. Stripped, "a. Warren, L.
MenEel Ii. Bailey.
The BurnAby Lodge Entertainment.
pleasant family social was given by BurDaby
Lodge, No. 1874. Order Sons of 81. George, last
evening, at its hall in Sbels Building. large
attendance enjoyed the following programme:
Either tito, Miss Julia Valentine, DR.. F. L. Has
burg. MIR. j. COIN; song, Mr.. E. Holcroft; song,
Mr.. I. Bolton; recitation, Miss Holmes; song,
Mr. b. Wood; recitation, MT j. Cantor; song
Ar
was then INDUCED III under the direction Of Mr..
+. w. Thompson. to the music of NJ. w. Keogl's
band. The pleasant affair terminated at mid
night. The efficient Committee Of Arrangements
was COMPOSED as follows: Messrs w. Clack, j.
Evans, d. SmIlher, F. w. Thompson, w. Holt,
W. K. Jack, Z. Waters.
Party on Valencia Street.
On the 23d ult. a very pleasant party was ten
deTed 10 Master Ernscleft A. Harris at his par
ents residence, 1017 Valencia street, in honor of
his seventh birthday. The parlors were taste
fully decorated with flowers and evergreens by
Miss Agnes Little and Miss C. Cole. After few
remarks by Mrs. L. A. Harris, the following pro-
gramme was rendered.: Recitation Miss Theo
I9Dy Highland fling. Miss Mabel Case; plano
Soio, MISS Lillian Lamb; vocal solo. Miss Jennie
Williamson; recitation, Miss Jessie Nicholson; ;
vocal solo. Miss Mlnnetta Harris Anerward
Tie lille ones assembled IN the dtniue-room and
pariOok of bountiful repast Among those
present were: Mrs. S. Remirey, Miss Christina
Cole. Miss. Agnes Little. Miss Ivy Elerriield,
Miss Lois Merrifeld, Miss Mabel GaxoIi Miss
Jessie Nicholson. Miss Lillian Lamb, Miss jen-
MI Williamson, Miss Mabel Case, Miss Theo
Toby, Miss MInDeita Harris Messrs johnnie
GaXo, Andrew Nicholson, James Williamson,
Albert Remfrey, Delos Bardue. George Little
Arnold buick and Ernscleft A. Harris
TIE Alcazar Company Entertainments
The Alcazar Dramatic Club had an exceeding
~ pleasant time at its regular meeting last
Thursday evening. After the regular business
had been transacted the following programme
was announced by aching President Bertrand:
Reading from Mark Twain, VIII Lonergan
song :. You'll Remember Me-" Miss Media
Dawes; recitation, .'Ostler joe" Miss Hazel
Montague; song. america by the club; feci-
tatiOn. Sol kraus; song, "Wllere Did You Get