The morning call., 1891-11-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Church Entertainments of a
Varied Character.
Entertainment Of the Doctors Daughters.
The Wise Dinner - The Golden Gate
Lodge, A. o. U. W., Gathering.

event of the week. Tickets have been SELL
ing we'll and society appears to be going en-
masse. The ladies assisting the hostess
are all popular, and entertainers to the
| manor born. Among them are: Mrs. II.
NJ. A. Miller, Mrs. Webster Jones, Mrs. P.
b. Horton. Mrs. Pope, Miss Blair, Miss
Carolan and NJ iss Lockwood.
A most delightful dinner party was given
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
| Wise, 1909 Leavcnworth street, on Monday
evening. The invited guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Whittemore. the Misses Mabel
and Harriet Wbittemore, Miss Ella Merker,
Mr.. Webster, Lieutenant w. G. Ham, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Barnes, Mrs. II. E. Wise,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin of Tucson, Ariz.
The concert and isocial of the Teutonia
Singing Section will ia ke place at Teutonia
| Hall this evening.
| The Loyal Orange Institute of America
will hold its sixteenth annual ball this even
| ing at Irving Hall. A special car will leave
| for the POtrerO at l 80 o'clock in the MORN
| ing.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
| to Master Louis Quadt last week by his
many school mates and friends at his resi-.
| dence on Thirteenth street.
Lincoln Relief Corps will hold an open
| meeting this evening at its hall, So Eddy
street, when the sewing machine held over
| at the recent bazaar will be awarded.
| San Francisco Parl0r, No. 49, n. S. G. w.,
| will hold an open meeting this evening at
| BerSaglieri Hall.
The Howard-street Presbyterian Church
| opened a bazaar last evening, to be con-
| tinued to-day. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the Furnishing Fund of the new
| church.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, K. and L. of H..
| will give its regular monthly hop this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. A pleasant time
Is assured to all who desire to attend.
Alameda Parlor, No. l8. n. d. G.. w.,
gave an enjoyable All Halloween party on
Saturday evening. The feature of the even
| ing was "The Apple Lancers," wherein the
matrimonial fortunes of many fair maids
were auspiciously predicted.
The Honolulu Advertiser. of October 18th
| contains an announcement OF the marriage
in that city on the previous day of Mr..
| James w. Bergstrom and Miss Effie May
| Hall. The bride is we'll known in Vallejo.
The bridegroom Is the son Of well-knOwn
! San Franciscan. Mr.. and Mrs. BergStrom
| passed their honeymoon at Makawao, Maui
The swedenborgian Church Social.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
on Monday evening in the paIlors of the
New Jerusalem Church ON O'Farrell
street. The affair constituted "house-
warming" of the parlUrs, and afforded an
agreeable opportunity for introducing local
members Of the church to the delegates to
| the Pacific Coast Association, which closed
its convention on that day. The ladies of
the society had decorated the rooms, and
an Informal programme was enjoyed, fol-
| lowed by the service of choice refresh
! ments. 1t is the intention to have monthly
| socials under the auspices of the ladies Of
the church, and that on Monday evening is
| likely to be regarded as happy precedent
| for all succeeding ones.
The Lutheran Church Bazaar.
Yesterday the success attained at the
opening of their fete at Union-square Hall
by the ladies of the First English Lutheran
! Church was well followed up
Hot lunches are served each day from II
| to 2 o'clock under the management of Mrs.
Wehn, Mrs. EverdiDg, Mrs. Outzen and
Mrs. Mas. An excellent table is set, and
those who try the menu invariably return
| the following day.
In the evening there was good attend
| ance, and the programme opened with the
following musicale: Sonato, violin and piano,
Op. 121 (Shumanl, Mr.. F. Victor Aus
tin and Miss Eiene Austin; So
prano solo. Sweet Spirit Hear My
Prayer (Wallaee), Miss Evelne Cahill
(CampanaJ Miss FRANKIE Il. F. Grunnagls
and Mr.. George ii. l.. BeckedOrff; piano
solo, valse, E Major (MoskowskD, Mr.. Abe
SnndlaRd duet soprano rTaoiH ana uie iencE roHal
and Mr.. j; l.. Cahill; violin solos On. %,
No. in d Veuxtemps), Mr.. +. Victor
Austin; cavatina, Roberto, O tu che
Adore - (Meyerbeer, Miss MIlle Flynn
quartet. "Preghiero (RossinD, Misses
Cahill and Grunnaglc, Messrs. Cahill and
Beckedorff.
No encOres were permitted. a rule which
allowed all to make thorough inspection
of the pretty booths. The latter are stocked
principally with little things at lOw price
and of unique design, such as should form
pretty and useful gifts,
The various booths are served by the
following ladies': Miscellaneous booth-Mrs.
Schenck, Mrs. A. Lang, Mrs. o. c. Miller,
Mrs. Y. c. McMurray, Miss F. Rodda, Mrs.
j. c. Richards; ice-eream booth-Mrs. Stall,
man. Mrs. Mass, Mrs. Igerson, Mrs Nei.
man, Mrs. Kurlfnke, Mrs. Freed; fsh-pond
Miss Lizzie Strehl, Miss Volkman. Messrs.
Everding and Stallman; fancy booth No. l
Mrs. G. G. Burnett. Mrs NJ. L. Crowell,
Misses Colleson, Mrs. Fl: G. Otis; fancy
booth No. Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Barton,
Misses Cantrell, Mrs. Richard, Miss Amelia
Jacobs, Mrs. Schumacher; apron. booth
McMurray, Miss Love, Mrs Marwede, Mis-:
Volkman; fancy booth No. 3-Mrs. BECK
erdoff, Miss Bennett. Miss Lund. Miss Wet
jen; lemonade booth-Miss Iverson, Mis-:
Marks, Miss Thompson; candy booth
Miss Iund; flower bOOth-Miss Jenny
Miss Anderson. Miss Neiman.
All reported good sales, with many bar
gains still unsold. An entirely new musi.
cal programme is promised for this evening
Golden Gate Lodge Entertainment.
On Thursday evening last the old pio-
noers of Golden Gate Lodge, No. 8, A. O.
U. W., entertained the members OF the
order at their hall, 80 O'Farrell street.
The following Grand Lodge officers were
present; Grand Master Workman Eugen,
n. Deuprey, Grand Recorder d. S. Hirsh
berg, Grand Receiver j. n. Block, Crane
Medical Examiner George L. Fitch, NJ d
A large number of Past Masters represent
ing SIXTEEN of the lodges of the city aide
by their presence in making the occasion
thoroughly enjoyable to all who wer
present.
A fter the regular order of business hat
been concluded the lodge opened under TIN
head of Good of the Order" and the fol
lowing programme was carried out: Song
marks, Past Master D. Sewell of Trlumpl
Lodge: remarks, D.. S. Hirshberg
Grand Recorder; ventriloquism, Maste
Workman Dwyer of Franklin Lodge
address, address, Eugene n. Deupregy, GRAM
remarks, Pasl Master Low of Spartan
Lodge; remarks, j. n. Block. Grand Re
ceiver; song, Brother Irving of Magnoi
Lodge remarks, George l.. Fitch, MD. Gram
Medical Examiner; remarks, Past Maste
Camp of Valley Lodge; remarks, Past Mas
ter Scott of Hercules; vocal duet Messrs
Irving and Tyler; remarks. Mr.. Joy, Fore
man Of Valley Lodge; remarks, NJ. w
Koekelberg Of Valley Lodge; remarks, Pas
Master Mclaughlin of Golden Gate; orga
solo, j. Mitchkuss; remarks, Past Maste
Thomas Brown of Bay View Lodge, an
Past Masters Thomas of Yerba Buena, MAI
} tin of Unity. Sheerer of Yerba Buena. Neu
stadter of Unity. Jacobs of Golden Cat,
Isaacs of Magnolia and Florence of Frank
lin.
The Fremont Parlor Party.
Fremont Parlor. No. SO. Native Daughter
of the Golden West gave another of the
: enjoyable hops last evening at Irwin
: Hall.
Miss Maggie Collins managed the floor, a.
sisted by Miss Minnie Dunlap, Miss Ell
, Bigley, Miss Ada Burge, Mrs. Fellows. Mis-
Nettie Dietz and Miss Eliza Montagu
The Reception Committee consisted Of
Miss Mamie Clark, Miss Emma Watts. Mis-
i l.izxia Adains AliSs No aIl.i.. McEaIan /.