The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marriage of Miss Minnie COrbitt
and DR.. McMonagle.
Knights and Ladies of Honor Receive-Parkin
Wedding Anniversary-A Benefit Play.
Berlins' Banquet.

| Handsome invitations have been issued by
'"The Bachelors for their first cotiIlon, to
| take place on Tuesday evening, the 9TH
prox., at Pioneer Hall.
During the medical conference at Sacra-
mento a brilliant reception was rendered the
visiting physicians and their wives by DR..
and Mrs. w. r. Cluness at their residence,
corner of Eighth and Fl streets. DIR. Cluness
| is the honored President of the State Medi-
cal Society.
The first entertainment and dance OF
Court Defiance, No. 1907, A. o. F.. will take
place at obi Fellows Hall this evening.
The Club of the Golden West will give
social this evening at their hall, 927 Pacific
street.
The st. Andrews Society will give
dramatic entertainment, concert and dance
at Scottish Hall this evening.
An enjoyable musicale was rendered by
the pupils of Mrs. w. c. Taylor. 1923 Broad
way, last Thursday evening. Miss Nj. Lit
| tlefield rendered some fine piano selections;
! also, Miss r. Gray, Mrs. Taylor, Ethel lay
! lor.
| give its anniversary ball at UniOn-sQuare
| Hall this evening.
The MacMonagle-C orbitt Wedding.
J A quiet wedding took place on Wednes-
day afternoon in the Palace Hotel. The
uniting parties are prominent figures IN
society circles, the bride, Miss Minnie Cor
bitt, having been an ornament of countless
/ social events since her debut. She is the
daughter of Mr.. William Corbilt, whose re-
naming daughter was only recently taken
from him b. Mr. Fred Moody. The groom
is prominent physician here who is we'll
known in many parts OF the State, WHITTIER
| hnPn cnminODpn consultation,
There was notable absence of any at
tempt at Osteatation in the simple and i'm
presSive ceremony whereby the two par
ties were united. Rev. j. Sanders Reed,
pastor of Trinity Church, read the beautl-
full service. The bride and groom, unat-
tended by any appanage of official retlnue,
were surrounded by members Of the family
only, the BRIDE appearing in becoming
travelling costume. Warm congratulations
followed, and, later, bright wedding-sup-
per en- oyed.
1t was also farewell dinner, for DR.. and
Mrs MacMonagle took the overland the
same evening for the East, en- route for
tour in Europe to which they will devote at
least six mon tbs.
Some degree of the popularity and social
| prominence of the happy pair might have
been Surmised from the wealth of gifts, both
elegant and costly, forwarded on the oG-
caSion by their friends.
A Knightly Reception.
|
honor of the Grand Lodge, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, was given by the subor-
dinate lodges of San Francisco last evening
al Odd Fellows Hall.
There was very large attendance and.
as the ladies had all donned elegant evening"
toilets, and the hail decorations of national
colGrS made an excellent background, the
scene at the grand march was particularly
bright and attractive. Blum's Orchestra
ofIiciated for a long series of dances, which
lasted until long after midnight.
The grand officers were present, and took
/ prominent positions in the grand march
They are: L. Ii. Berky, p. e.; c. W.
Adams, G. "; S. b. Carleton, G. S. II G.
Jarman, G. T.; Mrs L. Ericsson, q. G.;
Mrs. Conrad, G. e.; Mrs Duncan g. g.;
Mrs. Tracy, q. Sentinel.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-George j. Vincent Chairman Mrs.
NJ. L. Carleton Secretary, Mrs E. II. O'Don-
neil GIreasurer); floor manager. w. NJ. Can
non; assistant floor managers, Dr. L ID.
| Key, j. j. Hetherlngton, &. y. Hall; Floor
Committee-M 5. Koran Chairman, Mrs.
l.. d. Holeomb. Mrs. E. NJ Major. Mrs. E.
j. St. Clair, Mrs. j. z. Dockery, Miss Paul
inc kapan. Mrs. n. Laselle, Miss a. NJ.
Edelmann. H.. FredlandeT, j. p. Groom, j.
K Goldsmith, X. II. McDougall, 5. Strauss,
| 6. c. Luce; Reception Committee-J. G.
Jeffress (ChairmaD), Mrs. NJ. Wilder, Mrs.
NJ. A. Noyes, Mrs A. j. Beecher, Mrs. L.
Harrison. Mrs. L. Knealy, Miss d. Gerson,
Miss NJ. McCatcbeon, Miss Lizzie Doyle,
| Miss Lille Casebolt.
A Wedding Anniversary on Nineteenth
| Street.
On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. c.
a. Parkin gave very enjoyable sociabe at
their residence, 623 Nineteenth street. on the
corner of Stevenson, 1t being their eight
teenth wedding anniversary. By $3.50 in
the evening their spacious and handsomely
furnished parlors were filled with most init
mate friends and relatives.
The evening was spent very pleasantly in
conversation, vocal and instrumental music
including piano solo well rendered by Miss
Muldoon; violin solo, with piano accom-
paniment, by Mr. aud Mrs. b. +. Knox;
Two songs by Mr. Fred Parkin, with guitar
accompaniment; duet, by Mrs. S. H. and
Miss Frankie Lincoln; Mrs. M0Jr sang very
sweetly In the Cleaning 4; Louis Bouk0f-
sky played very nicely "a the guitar MI
''Life's Dream is Ger" Quite number of
others sang and rendered instrumental
music. AT II 10 refreshments were partaken
Of, and at II o'clock the company babe adIeu
with many wishes for many happy returns
of the day.
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Coyne, Miss Mudoon, Mr.. j. Nixon,
Mr.. c. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crab of
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Nelse Boukofsky;
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and Mrs. 5. II. Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
S. Lincoln, Miss Frankie Sargent, Miss Cora
Griffin, Miss Alice Chase, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Aiillken, Messrs. John and Fred Parkin,
MIR. and Mrs. B.. f. Knox.
The Berlins' Banquet.
The Berlins held banquet last evening
in honor Of their retiring officers, at the
Maison Cadaneau, and most enjoyable
time was had by all pre- sent.
| = to I'll .,
were proposed and responded to by the
members and were followed by various
songs by the Inter Nos Quartet and others
Our Guests" Mr.. John Power; "Our
Chairman" Mr.. Frank Horiega and Mr.. ID.
j. Sheeban 1.-The Press" Mr.. j. j. Grove;
New Officers" Mr.. Elmer d. Roach; 1.-THE
Ladies'" Mr.. William E. Bowes; "Our
Forefathers," Mr.. j. I. McGeough; The
Berlinss," Nh Emmett Hayden; Our Last
Party" Mr.. Fred Wohn; Home, Sweet
Home" Mr.. Louis Zanders.
Those present We're: Miss Mary Hayden,
Miss Dillon. Miss Nano SheehaD, Miss
Maggie Corwyn. Miss Maggie Higgins. Miss
Amy Buckley, Miss Jessie Castle, Miss
Lulu Bert. Miss Sally Hogan. Miss Kate
Magner, Miss Minnie Ryan; Messrs. ID. j.
SheehaD. w. E. Power, John Power, j. j.
Grove. Louis Zanders, J. F. McGeougb,
Elmer ID. Roach. Emmett Hayden, F.
Wohn, n. Prendergast, Frank l.. Noriega.
Benefit Entertainment.
Last evening at Saratoga Hall benefit
performance was rendered to Miss Carrie
Hamlin of the Alcazars. Nearly five hun
bred tickets were sold
The drama "a Modern Bsurper" was
produced by the following cast: Lucian
Glyre, George ). Tilden; Cuthbert Fielding,
Walter G. o'Brien; Cyril Garland, A. Z.
Tilden; Abercrombe Courtwell, +. J. AL
bert General Stanley. L. A. Pyle; Andrew,
NJ E. Hall; Bailiff, Ii. Adams Edith Field
ing, Miss Carrie Hamlin; Nina Chauncey,
Emily Fisher; Rebecca Stanley, Viola Stills;
Lady Ogden, Lizzie Mccoy; Eugenia Matt