The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-28
RECEPTION ON RINCoN HILL.
A Jones-Street Surprise Party-The
Leichter- ROebke Wedding-Pri-
Vate Picnic to Mill ValIey-Mar-
rage of Miss Caro- and Mr.. Shelf
teI-A Drive TO Crystal Springs.
Social Notes.

this occasion, and the large hall was well filed
with an enthusiastic assemblage OF friends of
the club.
The Scotch community in our midst Is SIN
eularly successful in making their fetes thor
oughly enjoyable. The hearty welcome ac-
corded TO all strangers" Is no doubt largely re-
spOnsible Tor this popularity. On Ibis occasion
tile committees were particularly attentive 10 all
corners, and appeared 10 multiply themselves
that each visitor might be made 10 feel at home
The scene during the dances was very insplr-
ting. There were the usual whiring forms and
pretty dresses, mingled with waving tartans and
flashing cairngOrms as the PARK BAND rendered
some OF Its favorite selections. AT intervals the
Wild strains of tne pibroch were heard, and
another "reminiscences OF the Z" Land o. cakes -
was afforded in The rendition OF "Aulu Lang
Syne " at 4 very late hour.
The officers of the club are: Chief, w. c. Bur
nett FIRST Chietain, ID. r. Mcneil; Second
Chle1tain. L. S. Falconer; Third Chieftaip
Thomas Wilson, Fourth Chieitain Nell Beaton F.;
1TuSteeS-D. q. Chisholm, NJ T. Forbes. Nor
man Beaton' physician, Dr. d. Macean; ex-
1hlelS-AnRus Mcleod, ID. A. Macdonald, Coliu
NJ. Boyd, j. L. Kennedy, Stewart Menzies; Ex-
ecutlye Comlnlltee-George Davidson \. LaurS-
Ton, James MlllaT, John A. Ross, James A. Nc
Nay, George Mcdonald, George St j. Bremner.
Inc committees OF The successful entertainment
consisted OF: reception Commltlee-D. Il. Me
Neill (Chairman( DT. George Adam, nomas Nc
Nay, ). NJ. Duncan, Thomas w. Bethel, John
Reid, Nell Carmichael James Ii. Duncan, Hi
laIlOn Duncan Vernon Campbell, John Brooks
OhdI4es N3Sl, d. Mdion, u. Hufdle, ID. ROSS, IL.
Cratic; floor manager, Rod Mckinnon; Floor
Committee. +. Urquhart, Rod Mcdonald, a.
sutherland, 7. Mcintyre, W. Urquhart, w. K.
Eaton, L. Mccormack, w. Mitchell, u. NJ. Mil
lar, N. p. Forbes. ". W. Flnney, r. 5. Duncan,
Rod Mclean, Norman Beaton, j. 5. Mcintosh.
George 81. j. BIemner
Notes.
The Knights Of Honor Of this city will give a
special Celebration party on Monday evening at
ODD Fellows Hall.
Mr.. Charles L. Welmore OF the State With
cultural Commission entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Oldham at breakfast yesterday morn
ing. The guests Of honor, who were to leave
lie city for tleiT London home in the evening
expressed themselves as delighted with this
Coast. number of prominent citizens were
asked 10 meet them at Mr.. WelmOre's hospltable
bOad
Rev and Mrs NJ. S. Levy OF Oakland VIII
celebrate the twentieth anniversary OF their
wedding-day tomorrow at their residence in the
City OF Oaks.
The Fourth VIII be celebrated by hop at the
Fl Monte Hotel, SausaliJo. a feature Of tins
party viii be that nearly all present VIII appear
IN yachting costumes.
The fremont Cub viii give It's second ami
Versary ball at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Young Ladies Institute No. 10 has elected the
following officers 10 serve Tor The ensuing term:
President, Miss Marguerite fitzgerald; First
Nlce-PTesldent Mrs N. Fitzgerald; Second
Vice President, Miss Ella Creamy; Treasurer
Mrs. /. b. Gordon; RrcOfdng-COrTes pOndng
Secretary, Miss Annie E. Nyhan; Financial Sec
Rotary, Miss Emma O'NeiI; Marshal, Miss Nora
dtAeIAl, luSluG sentinel. MISS MARY 1abeT ::
Outside Sentinel, Miss Nellie Gallagher; Board
or DireclOfs-Miss Annie Rodgers, Miss n R.
Gallagher, Miss Bessie Torsny, Miss Emma
CaIy, Miss LYDIA Gately.
A pleasant tarfy was given by Mr.. NJ. c. T.
Mcfarland, chief lighthouse keeper on Goat
Island, last Sunday evening to number OF
features OF The enjoyable gathering. Among
those present were: Messls. j. X. Riley, W. N.
CoItef, j. VIM, NJ. Fogarty. N. Mclaughlin.
The regular entertainment OF the Chldren'S
Progressive Lyceum VIII be given al ST. Georges
Hall tnis evening.
\ Surprise Party on Jones Street
Master Frank Foran OF Jones street was the
recipient on last Wednesday evening Of friendly
surprise visit from a number Of his schoolmates
and neighbOring friends. The object Of the Wis
itors was to recognize the graduation of the
young gentleman from the Clement Grammar
School al The term recently closed. RectatiOns,
dialogues, singing and other forms of amuse-
ment. all OF intellectual merit, comprised the
evenings entertainment, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by the recipient and The participants
Refreshments were In order, and the occasion in
general was very agreeable. Among the numer-
Gus party present were Observed Miss Nellie
MOnahan, Miss Katie MOnahan, Miss Sadie Sui
iiyan' Miss Annie Sullivan, Miss Eta Sachs,
! Miss Mabel Beers, Miss Edith Beers, Miss Pearl
Davis, Miss GerIie Luekhardt, Miss Leona
Luckhardti Masters j. GTeppin, John Jaunet,
George Kelly, Anselmo Schiller, George Beers,
ID. Davis, Francis Cleary, Z. Evans, Percy Doug
las and Frank EOran.
Double Entertainment RIncon Hill.
Miss Blanche Pegg gave very enjoyable tea
GU Wednesday afternoon at her residence, 80
Rincon Hill. The table was beautifully decor
ated with La Marque roses and ferns. The
young hostess looked Charming and 1t was
altogether very pleasant affair. The young
ladies' present were: Miss Pegg, Miss May Cur
ran, Miss Z. Krone, Miss CtUcker, Miss c. PO-
seda, Mrs. SeagrsYe, MISS Margaret Curran,
Miss Marion HaHdley, Miss Griffith.
In the evening Mrs. Owen Pegg gave an In
lorna! at home al her residence on RlncOn Hill
HE hours were pleasantly passed in The enjoy,
ment OF Tecitations, vocal and Instrumental
music aud conversation. Tempting refreshments
were served during the pleasant affair.
Those present were: Mr and Mrs. Owen
Pegg, Mrs. Poseda, Miss krone Miss May Cur
ran. Miss C. Poseda, Miss Marion HaDdley, Miss
Gurran, Miss Pegg; Messrs. 5. CulreTwell, Carl
Krone, Paul POseda, MI. Parsons, j. de Vincent
Robert ClyDe, o. Council, MIR. Martin, George
Culveryeil, w. Stubbs.
The Leiehter-Roebke Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Frieda Rookie aud Mr..
Charles Leiehter was celebrated at the residence
of tie BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. W..
Roebke last Thursday evening. Rev. Mr.. Fuen-
deling officiating. The parlOrs were nicely dec
GRATED for tie occasion by lady friends Of the
bride.
At O'clock the bridal party entered to the
strains Of the "Wedding Ma ch." First came
Master Freddie R0obke and little Miss Bertha
Browning each bearing little satin cushion, on
which rested The wedding rings. Next came The
bride, leaning Oh The arm OF The groom, assisted
by his best man, Mr. win LeiehteT, and Miss
Emma ROebke, maid of honor, followed by The
bridesmaid, Miss Emma kuchmeisteT, and the
groomsman, Mr.. Alfred RueDke. The ceremony
concluded, the happy couple received the hearty
congratulations OF their many friends, after
which all repaired 10 the dining room, where the
health OF the bride and groom was duly honoIed.
Many kilograms were received from distant
friends. lie evening was spent in singing and
dancing and viewing Ihe presents, which were
quite handsome and numerous.
Among those present were: Mi. and Mrs.
Charles I. -Leichter, MIR. and Mrs. +. W; hoebKe,
N r. and Mrs. Browning, MIR. and Mrs. HelfrIch,
Mr. and Mrs. Tieber, MIR. and Mrs Llndemann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knchmelsler, Mrs L. Fisher, Mrs.
Mas, Mrs. StangenbeTg, Mrs. Weidemlller Mrs.
Fuchs, Miss Emma Rookie Miss Emma huch-
mesIer Miss Amelia Fisher, Miss Tony Helne-
mann. Miss Lizzie Fisher, Miss Emma Brown
Ing, Miss Gusslr Browning, Miss Lizzie WeIde-
miIi,er, Miss Alice Mass Miss Amaiia Welde-
muller, Miss kate Mas, Miss Ophelia Weide-
muller, Miss Lena Stangenburger, Miss Anna
LndemaD, Miss julia Ackley from Benicia
Misses Irma, Ida and Bertha Browning Miss
Fuchs, Messrs. W. Leichter, Alfred ROebkr, MIR
August KersIen, August kuchmelster, Henry
Kuchmeister Theodore BIandeS, +. Browning,
John schmidt. w. HaTtdegen OF Martinez,
George Browning. Master W. Hefrich, Master
Leo FUCHS, Master f. Roebke.
A Drive to Crystal Springs.
Last Thursday morning party of some twenty
ladies aud gentlemen comprising the San Fran
cisco Outing Club started in The bus known as
the Young America for Crystal Springs some
IWeuty-iour miles distant from the City, the
pro erty OF the Russ House. The springs are
beautifully situated in a canyon surrounded by
the nils OF San Maleo The drive TO the springs
was a most delightful one, as among tie party
were TWO OF our well-k1Own musicians, Me5srs.
Coggin and Matthew. Singing was freely in-
dulged In, with cornet accompaniment, by The
merry plcnckers during the trip to aud from the
springs. The day was perfect one, and was
most pleasantly spent IN Teasing, dancing. sing
ing, etc. recitation rendered by Miss Mile
Ieyenberg was much enjoyed. About O'clock
the merry party started for the city after having
Fpent one OF the most delightful days amid tue
his OF San Mateo. The following ladies and
gentlemen comprised the party: Miss Mile
LeYenberg, Miss Carrie TreVitts, Miss Ray Da-
Wis, Miss Mabel Davis, Miss Blanche Caro-, Mrs.
j, Asher, Mrs. g. Matthieu Mrs. G.. W. Whit
ney. Miss Whitney, Mrs. |. c. Coggln Miss Mat
thieu, Mrs. Henry Davis Mrs. ). Caro-. Mrs. j.
ROsenblum. Mr. /. G. COggln, Mr.. e. Matthew,
bIr. Henry Davis, MIR. Max Asher, Mi. j. Isaac.
The Liberty Corps Party
The members of Liberty Corps. No. 81, held an
open meeting last evening at Washington Hall.
on Eddy street. The courteous lady door-keeper