The morning call., 1891-04-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Number of Interesting 0ut-Of-
Town Events.
The Reception to Be Held in Honor of General
Gibbon-The Kohl Musicale-Personal
Movements and Notes.

A social meeting of the military order OIL
the Loyal Legion of the United States will
be held next Thursday evening at the Oeel-
dental Hotel in honor of Brevet Major
General John Gibb0n, U. S. A., Commander
of the Commandery Of Oregon, on his re-
tirement after over forty-eight years of
active and honorable service. All CON-
panions of the Loyal Legion. with their
wives, sons and daughters, are requested to
assemble in the parlors of the Occidental
Hotel, at $50 o'clock on that evening,
where General Gibbon will hold a reception,
after which there will be the usual punch
and salad and general good cheer.
The last party of the Club of go will take
place this evening at the residence of Miss
Ida Carleton, 1922 Sacramento street.
Those entertained by Miss SDerry on
Thursday at breakfast at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Croker, on California
street, we're: The Misses Hooker, Miss S.
MAYNARD. Miss f. Wood, Miss Yarington
If Nevada, Miss Hillyer, the Misses Smith,
Miss Hobart, Miss CheeSman, Miss N. Kit
tie. NJ ISIS Perrin and Miss Holbrook.
Miss Charlotte DuttOn ana MIR. w. II.
" heller VIII be married this evening at the
First Congregational Church.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Boyson enter
tanned a number OF their friends last Mon
day evening at their residence, S24 alencia
GARFIELD Corps. No. q. W. R. c.. will hold
q bean-bag social this evening in Shels
Building.
Mrs. senator John p. Jones and party
Of friends were in Los Angeles ana attended
the performance of Robin Hood" by the
Bostonians, at tie Los Angeles theater, one
day last week
\ fsh-pond party will be given BY the
members OF Fraternity Lodge, No. 81, L. L.
EIoIl
Ing.
The party given by the Club Gazette of
Stockton last Friday evening was attended
by many guests from this city.
Tie charming opeTetta 'PaquaTetle, " or
Marriage by Lantern" by Ofenbach, will
be given on next Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall by members of the San Fran
cisco operate Society. Ii will be given at
the regular monthly concert of the West
ern Addition Literary Club. The cast is as
follows: BaboIet, Mr. A Thornton; Paquar-
etc, Miss AlYina Heuer; NaYette, Mrs.
Maiden; Beuette, Mrs. Parent. As the
cast contains some of our best local anna
teUTs, charming rendition Of the operetta
may be looked for.
Young Ladies Institute No. 16 will hold
its second anniversary entertainment and
social in UnlOn-square Hall this evening.
81 the recent fashionable double Wedding
OF Miss Annie Pierce to Mr.. Frank Good
hue, and Miss Florence Pierce TO Mr.. +. II.
Beaver, the following were few amOugtne
guests present: Standardized C. NJ FELTON,,
Judge Ii. NJ. Myyick and wife of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Warren Oiney of San Francisco,
MI and Mrs. J. LOOMS OF MenlO PARK,
Captain 4. Kohl ami daughter OF the A ska
Fur Company, Mr.. q. Beaver, President Pa
cine Mutual Insurance Company, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. MAYNARD, uncle ami aunt of the
brides Mr.. and Mrs. William Casey Mr..
IhuTston, President of the Pacific Manu-
featuring Company, Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Newell. Mrs. anu Miss Post, Mr.. and Mrs
Il. Pierce. Mr.. J. N. Pierce, Mr.. and MRS.
II. Pierce.
The Archer Luncheon at San Jose.
M. Lawrence Archer gave delightful
lunch party last Thursday at her residence
on Keys street. San Jose. The dining-room
was prettily decorated with wistaria, which
banked the mantel and covered the buffet,
and the table was charmngly deeked with
the same lovely flowers. 4 dainty repast
was served, and the affair was very enjoy
able IN every respect. Those present were:
Mrs. NJ. Ogier, Mrs Rhodes, Mrs. N. Schal-
lenbsrg, Mrs. NoodsOm, Mrs. +. L. Spencer,
Mrs. W. K. Beans. Mrs. 0'Keefe, Mrs.
Bethel.
The Mackay Visit to the Comstock.
Mr. John W. Mackay and his son, Mr.
John W. Mackay Jr., visited the Comstock
last week and inspected some of the mines.
An exchange says: While in the lower
levels John Mackay Jr. took up pick and
pitched into the rock at the face Of a drift
for about a quarter of an hour with all the
vim Of ''fOTly-niner" with the end of big
nugget in sight He also tried the work of
shUyelng rock into car. This he found
harder than picking down the rock. He
said lie preferred coming down upon the
rock with pick to the heavy drag Of lifting
il on a shovel.
Day before yesterday young Maekay was
n little tmid about making plunge into
the dark depths of mother earth, having
never been underground. but last evening
after coming TO the surface he felt quite the
veteran miner and declared himself ready
10 tackle any depth. He says he liked the
underground regions and Tie kind of work
he saw in progress. He was particularly
pleased with the machinery he saw in Op-
Grafton, machinery being his special weak
ness. After all, the young man is liable to
bee me miner and walk IN the footsteps OF
lis world-famed father.
Mr. AIackay JT. has also another side. He
was conceded to be the handS0mest man ut
the recent COndert wedding in New York
and gossip hath it that all the bridesmaids
fell in love with him. He dresses, the pa
lers say, in faultless taste and like an
EHgishman. having received his education
10 England. AS tandem-driver in Long
Island he is said to have been without a
peer
Complimentary Luncheon in Berkeley.
The wife of Major General Elderkin Of
Los Angeles has been visiting her many
friends in San Francisco and places across
tie bay. Several receptions have been
given in her honor
On Thursday several ladies' were invited
10 q reception given in her honor by Mrs.
Street Of Berkeley. The Invited guests
were met at Dwght-way Station. Berkeley,
with an array Of carriages to take the ladies
for drive over Berkeley.
After the drive the guests were invited to
Mrs Streets lovely home near the Congre-
galional Church, where fue lunch was
served.
The KohIer Musicale.
Miss Belle c. Kohler's fourth musicale
took place Saturday evening, the 4th inst.
at LOyOla Hall, on the corner Of Tenth and
Market streets. 1t was great success.
The hall was Gro 8ded with very select
aud appieciative audience. Much credit is
due Miss KOhler Tor her method of pre-
senling and conducting this musicale, which
was the first given in public. Hereafter
she promises TO have them every six months;
another is now in preparation. The hall
was beautifully decorated by scme of her
esteemed friends.
The following was the programme: Over
turr, lars Farewell, Samqels' orchestra;
instrumental Selected, Miss Adelne
Kohler; piano duet, Rose Leaf" Miss
Emma Cohen and Miss Yirena Christensen
recitation, ASLEEP at the Switch little
Laura Crews; instrumental, Fifth Noe
turue." Miss May Wnship; vocal solo,
Bella Italia" Miss Lima Crews; piano
duet, Poet and Peasant" Mrs. Joseph
Koller and Miss i. KOhler; original poem
Oh Paul and Virginia" Mr.. Harry G. Cobb;
Instrumental, La Cbatelaine," Jennie
Dunn vocal duet 'See the Pale Moou,"
Miss Crews and Miss Kohler; song (se-
Jected), Miss Elsie Mcintosh; instrumental,
- Invitation TO the Dance" Miss Emma
Cohen; piano duet. ''Qui Vlve Galop." Miss
Louise Goulet and Miss Kohler; instru-
mental. Shepherds Evening Song" Miss
Rosa Northrup vocal solo (by request,
Lullaby" Miss L. Crews; Instrumental,
Norma" Miss Virena Christensen; piano
duet, Call lie Back" Miss Rosa Nnrthrup
and Miss Kuher; instrumental (Mendels-
sChn), Miss Belle c. KOher.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
At San Jose on Saturday evening Mr.
Henry c. Pasquale of San Francisco was
married to Miss Alice SOurisseau, daughter
OF MI f. Sourisseau Of that city. They