The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-30
Events IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Third Anniversary Fete of
ZenObia Lodge, Legion of
the West.
SURPRISE AT ALvARADO.
The Lewis Tea at San Jose-seven
Pines Circle Entertainment-Pri-
yate Picnic TO Mill VaIIey-The
Golden West Circle Entertain
ment-The Minuet Club Dance.
Personals and Notes.


an Oakland party recently enjoyed a boating
excursion on Clear Lake. The party comprised:
Mr. and Mrs Broughton, Mrs. Lemon, Miss
Dora Page Miss Lulu Castle, Miss Valerie
HickeIier. Miss Stella Plat; Messrs. George
Campbell, Percy Howard, Steele Merritt, d.
Leonard.
a banquet was given1ast evening by he local
lodges OF the Order of Hermann Sons TO the
delegates to the Grand Lodge. The festivities
were prolonged till late hour.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Grace Taylor were
rendered a large party recently at the residence
in Los Angeles OF Mr.. Arthur Osborn, on the
eve of HER departure for this city.
California Castle, No. l, knights OF the Golden
Eagle, VIII give an entertainment and social II
-Uuiou-sqUafe Hail this evening.
There is SOME talk Of amalgamatlng the Pacific
Stale, Lawn-tennis Association and The South
.tIu California Association.
Unity Lodge, No. I9, United Endowment AS
socate>, gave 4 party at Mozart Hall. Market
steel, Monday evening. The hail was well
llled, and those present spent a very pleasant
time. Among those taking part i'll the pro:
gfamme were: Mrs. Leo Brown MIR. Z. Il. N0d.
den Miss X. Carson. Mr.. Gleck, Miss NJ. Ferd,
MI " Ills, Miss NJ. Wells. The eature OF the
evening was probably the duets by Mrs. Brown
and Mr.. c. Il. Wooden and instrumental seiec-
lions by Miss Murphy.
Ehenix Council, No. 80, American Legion OF
Honor will give It's regular monthly social this
evening.
The next concert in the seventh series (tlhrd
yeaD OF Byron Mauzy7s Musical Evenings"
will be given. under the direction Of Miss Ellen
CourseD, at the warerooms on Post street, TO-
morrow evening. an attractive programme is
announced
Prior 10 his departure on a southern trip Mr..
II. b. Curtis entertained few friends at dinner
at hIs home in Peralta Park, Berkeley. There
were present: Miss f. humphreys OF New
York "a recent acquisition TO Berkeley society,
d. aud Mrs. Cook OF san Francisco, Miss Carrie
. Cook, Nj. Frank Murdaunt, Mr.. aud Mrs, Il. L.
. t4raLer, Aliss Ada GRADER Mr. IF. Burbank,
III. and Mrs NJ. b. curtis.
a curiosity Ia lie shape ola news ieHilletOn
was recently published on board The United
States flagship Charleston. Il gives a, full
account OF the celebration OF the Fourth OF jury,
ana has kindly notice OF the departure VI
Chaplain Hudson a.: .
5 cascarou patty will be given tomorrow even
ing al Santa Cruz under the aus piees OF leading.
people There. 10 The unlnitiAted il may be eX-'
planned that The Spanish c4iscaron is an eggsSleA:
nied win lerfumed aud spauged paper cut up.
into minutest particles. II belle can, by any
Chance. break eascaron over the head OF some
swain VINO has favored lleT With a stmilarcOm-
FlimenI tney are quits" and then come the
iUu Of all Sorts OF strategy, on both Sizes, by
Which she endeavOrs 10 avoid while he ls.deter-
mined 10 Tels=at the compliment OF tue eaSCaruu.-
lie weaving n,eshes OfIhe dance allow all SORTS
Of Opportunities for this and the fun is unceas~
liz as long single caScarOr eau be prOcured:
The Z.nobta Lodge Anuiversary.
Elaborate decorations at UniOn-sqaare Hall
lasl evening aided in euhaBelng the Third anil.
yeisaTy celebration of ZenUba Lodge, No. IS,
Legion OF the West. Tie entrances were flanked
with spreading, exotic palms, and. the ladies'
GTessing-roons we're festigely belecked with
tW ming ivy, the dark lls.Deing relieved wfth
b. lgut UluS>Oms.s-
Ii the hall Itself the efforts of the Decorating.
Committee had naturally been put to the; test
With be ssOst gratifying results. AH.arotInG the
gallery, Depending Fl ON the lower colnioe, was
brightly bldzoned arras cuftaln.the color> bend
b. ing hat ouiou-ly " It'll tile handsome woodwork
or tie halPS Interior finishing. Ine sage was
gay with bright flowers against backg} Ound OF
ualms, and liz the center Of the auditorium were
sci hume Gus allafs, crowned with floral trfb-
utes, where The ceremonial bound Up wita Ire
evenings entertainment was destined 10 take
place. -.
a very large and select audience assembled TO
e-I0y Tie following programmes Overture,
Everett Orchestra tNllIam esnbauHi, dilec+
t.t5; opening; .! 40 SOLO, MISS Bertha .HOpTO;
glSud uiceTs .auuuuBced; soprano solo, Loves
Proving Miss Augusta i. hne; Past Com
Inaudel's ipstaIlati5ni tenor solo, In .Od
Madrid" Ednlund7S. cray (; installation OF Com.
Mduder, Nice-CuninaHdef and Secretaryi Violin
solo, " PastOraes@ +. q. hnell; installation OF
Fuiaucier, Treasurer. Chaplain, Marshal and
Warden; Barytune solo, "BsautIe' Eyes" Dr.A.
Z. Regens baigeE; cello Gblgai0 hf. Adolph
Ladai Instaflaton'of Guaf9 ana SentFy i.oolgaf
ton To the NommanGet addTrssi meqley oS ef-'
tuIe, ." Looking Backwsrd,@ Everett Orchestra:
lie lodge Is ma very h0urshlng couGiIion aid
steadily gaming Ia membership. The ORDER mas
owe. 5000 members, all OF whom enjoy the beue-'
fils oi Their s1se. cooperation. AS a social or
gsuizaliun this ilas a popular reputation.
lie INSTALLING corps Of acting grand ofheers,
DI~tuet.Nu. 8, was composed as follows: Deputy
GIfBu Commander [, LOUIS &. KEEL; Grand Mar.
slal. Miss Alice Mahhe; Grand. Chaplal1,. Mr.,
Elizabeth U: -Noiei Grand WaHden, Miss Clara
Ihackery7 Vice Grand Commander: james E.
ole; Gland secretary William Ihaekerdyi
q aud Fluaueer, James dyer Grand TTeaS-'
urrr, Char .es j.. hing; Grand Guard arter L,
fdysUn; Gfa.id OGganist Mrs Emma r lesion,
assisted by Frank L. Webb District DEPUTY
FfngEE IA
Past Couma.uers John j. 5keilly; Comm ndeIi
James +. " ollie; Wee Commander, Elizabeth = >.
v ole, SECRETARY, barbara knell; tinancleT,
LOUIS G. kheli5 Treasure Isaac. q C0ggIni
CHAPLAIN, De pbine AeXardeI; Marshal, Clara
A CnIglns Warden Annie Ring; Guard, Dell
Foreoce 5traey; Medical Examiner, DR.. L. H..
Matrnery IEusIees, Josiah \. Rogers john
kuejI, !. W: BlsliJp.
tsttiuaLed w3Ih dancing TO 1he music Of Ever
cts o. cHestFa. Elegant programmes were pro-
Nld6d a. souvenirs OF the occasion. The pleas
uJe OF The occasion was Largely Que 10 Ihe
IRemDers OF the following committees: Com
nEfI see on AFfairgem s-LOuis Z. kheil (Chaii-
uian) Cara A, sCoggin de Alexander, Sarah
iuuInau, Barbara knell,JOBD }. Reilly, Henry
l6tmp Jr.5 Committee On kepeDIlOn-MTs Eliza
b "a [. Wo11, Mrs. Pauline Brown, Mrs. Anna
angler, MISS Mary OiConnoT, MISS Ida Harts-
De- %. 81 - Anne Cherry, Miss Nellie Mccarthy,
Miss Maggie hflaen, Mis-. Mary Edwards, Miss
EN- saith; tioOr manager, Loui> c. Kuell.
ID G.. b.. l4.r mmiitee-Aiiss -Nunie Ring,
Mss / I cefSteaey, MSS Lizzie Maekay, Mrs.
l.. T1aI- ak. JOa4 J. Reilly, T. HI Maltnef,
Timothy richard, Henry Lamp Jr.
E. Tea a, San Jose.
Miss Maud Lewis was sat hOme' to her friends
recently at The residence Of her father at San
jose. The al artmenis were pretthy decorated
vhhierns and varieties Oi roses. Refreshments
wee served, Among those present were: DR..
aud. Mrs. l., 3. A. Lewis, lsS Anna Porter, Miss
tz.irude Yoeii, Mis- Bessie Porter, Miss a gnes
Lewis, Nj. \. Ii. CASTLE Mr.. John YOell aud
Professor j. +. keeler OF Lick Observatory,
Mount Hamilton.
he Golden West Circle Entertainment.
very pleasant entertainment Containing
some original elements Of apusemenD and Ice
cream social was given last evening by Golden
West Circle, No 43, Z. o. f., at S4iiels Building,
Oh OkaueH ST. Il.
Thtre was no yacanl chair, and many visitors
were enforce obliged 10 mdiutitin perpendicd-
iaf position DUNG Tie pre- -entatou OF Ehe fol-
loving ~ ogramme: Recitation, ''Kelly's Dream"
VINO 5 avs McGmty," Mi. L. d. Roe; ecttatlon,
"The Country Debate MIR. W. q. FOr>ythe;
tiaDu solo Miss Wolff An amusing waxwork
SLOW followed, the Snowman being MIR. II. Ii.
Cole lie various characters represented were:
talaiea- Miss NJ. Horn; Pygmalion, Mr.. Cock
Cinderella 5iiss / Zzie DOWney; Buffalo BIZ,
Mi. j. Horn; Uncle Tom, Mr.: WaIshawski;
~ I>y, Miss X. NaIshawsld; j. L. Sullivan, Nj.
II. Cohnj ancient mariner, MI. o. S: Polaki
statue VI Liberty, Miss A. Jackson; Peter the
Hinder upof The figures. Mr.. EukeL
Alter tbe emf rtalnment lce-credm was served
aud dancing was then INDUCED in until late.
consisted oil Mrs. Enkel, Mrs. Horn, Miss Horn,
o. Miss H. Wolf and Miss Warsnawski.
Surprise Party In Alamedn.
a pleasant surprise was given 10 Mrs. F. L.
Bima, at her home Court street. near En-
einal avenue, Alameda, recently. previous TO
her departure the following day for Oregon to
spend the summer. The evening was most de-
lghtlully PASSED in dancing aud enjoying vari.
ous pariOr games, and most InVIIing supper
was INDUCED in at midnight. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Bma, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. Bitna, MI. ana Mrs. L. ID. Judd, Air. aud
~ Mrs. Noyes of Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. A. Arm.
strong, Mr.. ana Mrs. Vogt OF Oakland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. j. Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs o. Cohen, Mrs. A. Lawrence, Mrs
HaIe Lawrence, Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Z. john
son, Mrs. Hunt, Miss Stane. Miss Matte Dusen-
cry, Miss LulI Reed Miss Charlotte Dusrn-
beny, Miss May Clayton, MISS Lockwood, Miss
Katie y ills, Miss Nora Donaluc, Miss Noble
Lawtenee, Miss Wanda WinstrOm, Miss j:
Nnslfoni, Miss Ella Shohay, Miss Ella Dryer OF
Oakland; Messrs. J. Reed OF Oregon, Alfred
o Olsen, Frank ShOhay, William Shohay, Thomas
Cummings. john Wilson. Wills Lawrence, L.
AaBuels.
The Seven Pines Circle Entertainments
Seven Pines Circle, L. OF &: A. r., gave tbelr