The morning call., 1891-08-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mission ParlOr Celebrates Its
Seventh Anniversary.
a Pretty Rainbow Social by the Kings
Daughters-Liberty Post outing-An
Oyster-Bed Raid-Personals

Oyster-Bed Raid-Personals.
Inc Mizpah Club will hold an apron tea
at the residence of MIR. d. Macdonald, 2122
Sutter street, this afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Jones gave a dancing party
on Monday evening at her elegant residence
on Ocean avenue, Santa Monica. There
were about 150 guests present.
The Children's Progressive Lyceum will
meet this evening for social entertainment
at st. Georges Hall.
Miss Eleanor Connell, who recently re-
turned from New York, and gave an enter
tainment entitled "a May Afternoon of
Song at the Century Club rooms, will hold
reception at her residence on Post street,
near Octavia, this afternoon, from to 6
o'clock.
The Eola Club will hold their first
quarterly ball at Teutonia Hall this evening.
A Church "Rainbow Social"
The Kings Daughters of the Central NJ.
t. Church entertained very large number
of friends last evening in the parlors of the
church on Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh.
The form of entertainment was dis
tinctivey rainbow social. and in line with
that idea the decorations consisted mainly
of silken bow spanning the north end of
the parlors and exhibiting six of the hues
composing the arch of promise. Creamy
cordons of pink and white tulie intersected
at the center OF the ceiling and an Inscription
euIoslZing the symbolic rainbow completed
the pretty preparations for the entertain
ment.
Miss Matte Heath presided during the
following programme: Overture violin and
piano.. Messrs. Manning and Katzenback
recitation, Miss Finnie Bartlett; soprano
solo,. Mrs, F. J. Thayer; selection, male
quartet. Messrs. Lawrence. Melvin, Law
renee and Morris; banjo duet. Messrs.
Wood and Anthony; barytone solo. "Be-
douin Love Song" Mr.. Henry Law renee;
tenor solo. Mr. w. G. Wood. There were
numerous encores and the execution as a
Whole was excellent.
Alter the entertainment ice-cream and
other light refreshments were served and
little golden pots, suspended from the ends
OIL the Sllken rainbow, were sold, and any
one could secure the legendary pot Of
gold' full of candy for n trihing sum.
auspices of the ladies of Ever Ready Circle,
Kings Daughters, Mrs. l.. j. Watt. Presi-
dent; Friendly Circle. Miss Matte Heath,
PRESIDENT; Unto the Least Circle, Miss
Susie Barton, President; Lend Hand Cir
Gle, Miss Nellie Davies, President; Whatso-
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and On Watch Circle Of Kings Sons, Miss
Mamie Taylor, President.
The Mission Parlor Party.
Mission Parlor. No. 50, celebrated its sew
enth anniversary with ball last evening at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Blum's Orchestra officiated for the up
ward of 150 couples present. who continued
dancing till after midnight. Pretty souvenir
programmes. square in form, were distrib-
uted at the grand march. A large number
OF ialr faces were present and handsome
toilets were notable ornaments in the pict-
uresque assemblage.
Committee of Arrangements-R ID. Duke
(ChairmanG James Ellison, F. b. de Gran
court. +. c. Schaertzer, S. j. ThiesoD, j. }.
Gnilfoyle Jr., Ii. c. Schaertzer; Reception
Committee-E. NJ. Hoen, Clarence II. Lamb,
Thomas MGManus, Z: E. Birch, William ".
floor manager, James Ellison; assistant,
Henry c. Schaertzer; Floor Committee-W.
J. GuilfOyle, Frank II. Mills. Eugene f.
Bert. NJ. D. Garratt, Harry L. Hartmann,
G, 5, Long. Charles l.. Wilder.
Following are the officers of the
man; President, F. W, Burnett; First
Vice President, W. II. Powers; Second
Vice President, r. d. Duke; Third Vice
President. F; b. de Grancourt; Recording
Secretary, Eugene l. Tuggey; Financial
Secretary, J, {. Phelps; Treasurer. Adam
F. Wynne, E., j. o. Rourke, MD. Garratt;
Surgeon, w. II. Mclaughlin, NJ. d.. Out
Side Sentinel, L. j. Byrne; Inside Sentinel,
Clarence ii. Lamb; Organist. S. J. Thiesen
Historian, George A. Cumming.
The Liberty Post Outing.
Liberty Post Corps, with their invited
guests enjoyed an outing at Ell Campo on
Sunday last, which proved success in
every way.
Those pre- sent were: Commander Carr,
Colonel J. j. Aiken. Messrs. William Ire
Ian, George lrelan, w. }. Irelan, +. w. Ire
Ian, Herman Hirth, Il. II. Leslie, Il. +.
Hurthison, Mr.. Cottle, L. Mclean, NJ. C. .
Eisem. The members of the corps present
May Truworthy, Senior Vice-P President;
Mrs. NJ NJ. Cook, Junior Weep President;
Mrs. NJ. de Hagan, Treasurer; Mrs. Hirth,
Mrs. Kehoe, Mrs. Julia Riding, Mrs. J. c.
Goodwin, Mrs. Renuie, Mrs Amsbary, Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs, William drelan. Miss Bertha
guests We're: Messrs. w. +. Randall, w. B.
Welton and +. Warner Of Lincoln Post:
also Mr.. Pierson, who is on visit from
London.
The gentlemen c0mplimented the ladies
very. highly for the pains they had taken in
a
fortunate enongh to be invited.
Blohm-KeIsey Wedding In Berkeley.
Last Wednesday evening the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Blohm in North Berkeley
was prettily decorated on the occasion of
the wedding of their daughter, Miss Flor
ence c. Blohm. TO Mr.. Harry d. Kelsey, of
he firm of Kelsey Bros.
The bride is tall, graceful and pretty
The groom is a handsome
and popular young man. well known in
Oakland and berkeley society. The brides
maids were Miss Teresa Matthews and
Miss Lille 0xley, while Mr.. Charles Blohm
and Dr: Robert Baldwin were the grooms-
men. The ceremony was performed by
Church.
MIR. and Mrs. II. D. Kelsey will spend
Two weeks at Pescadero, and on returning
VIII make their home in Berkeley.
A Visit to Milbrae.
The sloops Dandy and Boxer, accompa-
MED by the yachts Linda, Freda and Fleet
wing, took merry party to MiIbrae, in San
Mateo County, last Sunday. The party as
sembled at the invitation of Mr.. NJ. b. Nor
aghan, whose oyster beds were the destina-
ton in view. Near Mission Rock the fleet
was joined by the Triton Swimming and
Boating Club in the yacht Josie, commanded
by Captain Joseph L. Kehrein.
A most enjoyable day was spent. Oyster
knives and bathing suits were in great re-
1uisition, and MIR. Moraghan's hospitality
was unbounded.
The party returned to the city about 6
O'Clock highly pleased with their trip.
Party on Chapultepec Street.
Among the many pleasant surprise parties
recently none was more thoroughly enjoyed
than that given TO Mrs. J. Fagen last Satur-
lay evening at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Glllogley, on Chapultepec street Dane
ing, singing, music and games were the
principal features of the evening
Among those who served to make the
evening pass pleasantly with their vocal
selections were Miss Louise Cohnreid, Miss
Alice Gormiey, Mr.. Joseph Fagen, Mr.. Ed
ward Brandon, Mr.. Oney DAILY, Mr.. John
Twigg and Mr.. James Murphy. The instru-
mental music was well executed by Miss
Agnes Largen, Miss Alice Gormey. Miss
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