The morning call., 1890-08-20
a Number of Pleasant Family
Gatherings and Expe-
diti0ns.
a CHURCH CLUB RECEPTION.
The Tobey MusicaIe-Party on Union
Street-Excursions to CapitoIa
and Mount TamaIpais Bay
City Lodge Entertainment Party
on Steuart Street.-The "JoIIy
Six" Entertain.

The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club will give lis regular entertainment and
dance this evening at Odd Fellows Hall
Last Monday evening a very enjoyable must
Gale was given by Mrs. a. X. TObey at her resi-
dence, 426 Twenty fourth street. Among those
-nresent were Mrs. Ii. Birrell, Mrs. J. Spauldmg
Mrs. Bet gland, Mrs. Peugally, Mrs. Roach, Miss
Annie Mallet. Miss Hattie Mallet, Miss Dassie
Spaudng. Miss Alice Higgins, Miss Belle Har
court, Miss Minnie Pengally Miss Alma Berg,
land, Miss Sadie TObey. Mrs Emma Tobey, Mis-,
owe Patlen; Messrs. Lester Spaulding, Arthur
Higgins, Frank Higgins, Charles Patten.
The tea to be given by the ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church takes place tomorrow ar
tefnoon, between and ,: 80 o'clock. in the par
Ions Of the church, on Van Ness avenue.
a pleasant trip was taken 10 Monnt Tamalpais
and Table Mountain on sunday, the 10th inst.
Among the party were: Miss N. Beeyan, Miss
NJ. Kleyesahl, Miss r. Meisrer, Miss NJ. PmgeI
Miss NJ. keddingtOn. Mr.. j. Hillman, Mr. L
hleyeSahl Nj. L Lewis, Mi. a. Taylor. Mis-:
L. Meister and Mr.. A. Taylor accomplished the
feat Of reaching the top OF Mount Tamalpais in
three hours.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 16 will hold Its
third social at Union square Hall this evening.
Last Sunday evening the members of the Ivan
hoe Club assembled at the residence OF one OF its
members, 3O5 Hayes street. 1t being their see
oud gathering the club members were all pres
ent, besides number OF invited guests. Games
and dancing were INDUCED i'll and during the
interim refreshments were served.
Tie second progressive euchre party of Rlsmet
Lodge, No. 20, Legion of the West, will take
place this evening in Red Mems Building.
Tie members of the Biyant-street Social Club
gave a very pleasant straw-ride last Friday
evening TO San Mateo which they reached about
10 O'Clock, and shortly after enjoyed bOuntifu
. TepaSt. Afterward singing and dancing were
INDUCED III at the hotel until an early hour in
1i1e morning, when tie party left Tor home. The
ladies' and gentlemen who comprised the party
were: Miss Viola Smith, Miss Clara Brandon,
tie Misses Katie and Viola Stewart, Miss Sarah
MaIvln, Miss Mary Walters, the Misses Mamie
aud Daisy McElroy; Messrs. Hugh McSwegan,
James Fitzgerald, John & i'll, Patrick GILL; Albert
Foley, Wesley Aurs, Wesley Fowler.
Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan and Miss May McLel-
Ian, OF Seattle, gave reception last Wednesday
afternoon III honor OF their guest Miss /.
GoodaIl of san Francisco Ii was very pleas
ant affair.
The Twentieth Century Club Reception.
Tie Twentieth Century Club, an organization
Of some thirty young gentlemen connected with
Calvary Church, threw open their doors last
evening TO their friends, who have only hitherto
enjoyed hearsay accounts OF the talent developed
among The members. That these accounts were
authentic was plainly demonstrated by last
only represented oil the programme by the Presl-
dent.
The parlors of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church were tasteiuily decorated with few
light touches Against background OF national
Hdgs shone golden star above the inscription
Welcome" III white letters wreathed with ivy.
There were few plants in pots, jar OF
amarylts lilies, Ivy tendris on the gasallers and
al other points where needed.
Every one Of the chairs grouped about the
spacious rooms was IN request soon alter $3.50
O'clock, when the following programme was an
nounced by the President, Mr.. j. d. Cook. after
he had made brief aud telling Introductory ad-
dress: Overture dedicated to the Twentieth
Century Club, by the RubatO Medley under the
direction OF Mr.. NJ. IL. Fleischmau; BARITONE
: solo, Mr. 4. NJ. Th9gIIon; recitation, Mr. J. b..
TreAer-Tr.tf1; vocal solo, Miss Marie Barnard. Tie
names of all the talent, especially the last, are
household words" for uniform merit and their
selections were deseTyedly applsuded.
Tie pleasant affair concluded with the SER
vice OF refreshments and resolved itself finally
into a SOciable CONVERSATIONS.
The Bay City Lodge Entertainment.
Another OF the enjoyable monthly sOcas OF
Bay City Lodge, No. 6I9, Knights and Ladies
OF Honor, took place on Monday evening In
was listened TO, the participants being repeat
edly recalled: Recitation, ''Love-making Under
Great Difficulties" Miss Rose Hebron; song,
Mi. II. D. Smith; recitation, entertaining Her
Big Sisters Beau, Miss Josie Hebron; comic
song. Mr.. +. ID. Whitney, accompanied by Mrs.
y. Boswell; sentimental song, Mr. William
Frankel; recitation. "RienZfs Address to the
Romans" Mr.. ID. Shudmark; song, "Gathertug
lie Myrtle With Mary" Mr.. W. Frankel; reel
tation, ~ he Hired Girl" Miss Rose Hebron
concluding with twelve dances. Among th'
were; a. w. Grant, z. g. P.i j. w. hlaher, u
T., Dr.. S. American, S. r., aud many membe T!
OF Golden Rule. Excelsior, Pacific, Empire anC
West End lodges.
Party on Steuart Street.
Last Sunday evening. at the residence OF Mr.
". Never, loo Seuart street, Miss Josie Denis
was rendered farewell surprise party by a
number Of her friends prior TO her departure OF
a three months visit to the Eastern States.
Singing and dancing were the features OF thu
evening. Miss Josie Denis, Miss Dora vol
Sfadep and Mr.. Willie Radebald gave seYera
vocal selections during be evening Miss Amelia
Rotger and Miss Mamie Mcguire rendered sew
erai piano duets. Miss jennie Zwald gave
recitation OF The Ride OF Jennie MCNEIL MT
Eugene Gill gave recitation oil "a ochoo-ooy'
/ddppy Days" About IL O'Clock refreshments
were served, after which dancing was resumed
until an early hour.
Among those present we're: Miss Josie Denis
Miss Louise Meyer, Miss Mamie Mcguire, Miss
Freda Won SIaden, Miss Katie Zwald, Miss
Amelia Rutger, Miss Jennie Zwald, Miss Kate
DoWner, Miss Dora Won Staden, Miss Gertlt
Peterson, Miss Annie Won Staden, Hiss Barbara
Peterson, Miss johanna Meyer; Messrs. William
Meyer, Herman kahlmeyer OF Brooklyn, Len
Lucas Of Blggs, William Radebad, Edward Lin
den, Henry Meyer, " lille Won Staden, Franz
Linden, John Won Staden, Henry Won Staden
Party in Alameda.
A pleasant party was given recently at th'
home OF Mrs. S. Samuel at Alameda. In honor Of
the iWenty-frst birthday anniversary OF her son
Dir. Julius Samuel. The guests, including many
from this city, cOmprsed: MT. and Mrs r. Levy
Mrs. G. y. Levy, Mrs. Goldsmith, Mrs. j. Robin
son Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Levy, Mr. and Mrs DimOnd
Mr. and Mrs &. A. Kincaid, Mrs. Altied, Mr.
ana Mrs. Castle Mr.. and Mrs. RoIhehild, Mr.
aud Mrs. Goldman, Miss Emma Samuel, Miss
Josie Samuel Miss Polly Caish. Miss Ell In Cal
isb Miss Asher, Miss Hattie Lobe. Miss Lobe
Ihe Misses Lille, Ida and Mile Marcus, Miss
Friedman, Miss Carrie Cohen Miss l.. Shaen
Miss =. Jacobs of Santa Rosa, Miss Hattie ia
cobs Miss Glas. Miss Adele Levy, Miss b. San
dsls OF sacramento, Miss Rae Harris, Miss Teuie
LEHMAN. Miss Hattie Castle. Miss L. Castle. Miss
Carrie Fige, Miss Bessie Savannah, Miss Rosie
Goldsmith, Miss f. Friedman. Miss Siyersten,
Miss II. Levy; Messrs. M. Philips, MIR. Elkus'
z. HershbeFg of Sacramento, Mr.. Fischer ID.
Brenaut j. Harris, II. Harris, Charles Loesch,
Nj Fige Louis Samuel, Albert Samuel, Julius
samuel Samuel Samuel, q. Samuel, NJ. Cohen
J. Cohen, Oscar POllak, ]. Samuel, A: Levy. Fro
Boyd Hail, George Adams, ID. Becker. ID. 1h0mp-
son p Shaen.
The Jolly Six Club Entertainment.
The Jolly SIX Social Club gave very enjoy
able entertainment o their friends and school
r,4Ies last Saturday evening at the residence oil
Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, 1917 Jackson street.
The ;asiefuliy decorated parlors filled with the
Lappy party presented au attractive appearance.
Tie various numbers OF the following pro
graume received uGstnted applause. Song, by
Tie Jolly Six; recitation, Miss l.. Gregg; feci-
taIOn, Mr.. f. Floyd; song, Mr.. 5. lVersoni reel
-taton, Miss II. Miller; song, Miss q. keser
medley, Mir. Ralph Raphael; recitation, MISS A
LedGeu whlstliug SOLO, MIR. II. Bassett; Chinese
impef sonation, Messrs. l.. Peterson and H.
Thompson. Dancing and social games were
enjoyed until the grand march to the din
ing.TOom, where splendid supper was
served. On call Masters c. Schneider, j.
Raphael and NJ. Cooper delivered very
neat and appropriate addresses at the
table Miss Emily Moeller presided at the piano.
Tie parties present We're: Miss Grace 1rask.
Miss n Smith, Miss Alice Whltby, Miss Edna
Arper, Miss Pauline Morris, Miss A. Ledden,
Miss r. Ledden, Miss l.. Gregg. Miss Il. Gregg,
Miss II. Miller, Miss I. Meyer, Miss NJ. Smith,
Miss g. Keser, Miss r. KeDsie, Miss +. Fair
weather. Miss A. White, Miss w Ramsell, Miss
r.. SldjyaIo, Miss S. Spiyalo, Miss A. Bradneld
Miss 4. Graham, Miss q. Cook, Miss NJ. Han,
Miss f. Morse, Miss l. Peehner. Miss b. Jacobs,
Miss b, Hartman Miss 4. Ledden; Masters
j. Raphael, NJ. COOpe-, e.. Pluto b IVerson. II
RapIael, H. Schmidt. L. Peterson, H. Ihomp
son e. Floyd r. TIL, Z. Morris, H. Basseu' W
. Jaisen, J. Newbert, W. Smith, l. cooper. ~ n
Schwartz, c. Morse, j. Pechner, a. Yannn' II u
Wilkinson, Is. Ames, d. White G. Schneioer' L.
IyeIsOn.
Strnw-Ride at Santa Cruz.
The Grand Council OF the C. L. A. 5. navint
completed their labors at Santa Cruz on FRIDAY