The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
0rinda ParlOr, N. D. G. w., Holds
Its Anniversary Party.
The Carr Party in St. Helena-Oro Elmo Par
lcr's Hospitality The Roulevards'
Picnic-A Serenade-Notes.

The one hundred and thirty-frst concert
IN the tenth series and fifth year of Mauzy's
Musical Evenings" will take place to-
morrow evening at the warerooms on Post
street. The concert will be given under the
direction OF Mr.. f. Victor Austin.
Inc home of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin C.
Iubbs has been frightened by the advent
of son.
Mrs. James Johnson and her daughters.
OF Berkeley, gave very pleasant musicale
on Wednesday evening. Those present
were: Mrs. Emma de Derky. Mrs. Lottie
de Derky, Mrs. Millie de Derby and Mrs.
Edith Westerfe!d.
Inc Arlington Clubs sixth yacht cruise
took place on Sunday last under command
OF Mr.. j. Lester Gabriel. There were fifty
SIX ladies' and gentlemen on board the
volunteer. After sailing to California City
ana making trip en- the ocean the party
landed at Angel Island, where a repast was
enjoyed.
A banjo concert Will be given this evening
at Irving Hall.
The regular quarterly gathering of the
county Monaghan Social and Benevolent
Club took place last evening at Metropoli
tan Hall, and over one hundred couples en-
Joyed festive time Mr. Peter Bishop
damaged The floor, ably assisted by MeSsrs.
1. j. McEroy and J. J. Conway
an ehtertainment and social will be given
by Empire Lodge, No. 49, X. and l.. of H.,
al ST. Georges Hall this evening.
Inc Veronas gave their fourth yachting
party last Sunday, and very pleasant day
was spent under the management OF Messrs.
}. f. Magee, NJ. l.. Shirpser and Karl Ebar.
Inc next party will take place on the Ella
on Sunday, the 9th prox.
James A. Garfield Corps, No. 81, w. r. c.,
held an enjoyable open meeting last even
ing. Mrs. Struckmeyer was energetic as
usual and Miss Nellie Lasselle. among 9TH
er ladies', contributed not little to the even
ing'S pleasure.
st. Helena Party.
A most enjoyable party was given at the
beautiful country residence of Colonel and
Mrs. b. o. Carr last Friday evening. The
grounds showed to advantage with numer-
Gus japanese lanterns, while the cosy par
lors We're handsomely decorated with ferns
ami flowers.
Mrs Carr was assisted in entertaining by
her daughter, Miss Mary Carr, Miss Carrie
Pratt and the Misses Watson. Dancing was
the chief entertainment, followed by de-
liclous supper.
Those present were: Mrs. Colonel B. o.
Carr. Miss Mary Carr. Miss Carrie Pratt,
Miss l.illie Watson, Miss Rowena Watson,
Miss Rose Fault. Miss Sophia Fault, Miss
LA Berlnger. Miss Theresa Shreve Miss
Mrssrs Edward Grigsby, DR.. Wallace, Mr.
Welch, G. X. Vann, Frank Pellet, j. A.
Graham. Dewitt McPike, a. McPike, Fred
BeTlnger Jr.. Walter Watson. Otto Jursch,
l.. ii. Baldwin.
The Orinda Parlor Party.
The social event last evening was the an
niverSary party given by Orinda ParIor, No.
Sc, n. d. g. W.. at Odd Fellows Hail.
Electricity as an Illuminating power has
fro, . H. I, r
TO appear to still greater advantage About
100 couples danced under the sivery light to
the music OF Won der Mehden's Orchestra,
ana the toilets on the floor were particlI-
larry pretty. The gentlemen predomnated
IN numbers, many drill corps uniforms be-
ing observed, and thus the ladies had de-
lishtfu time.
The committees in charge consisted of:
Committee of Arrangements-M May
McRae Chairman, Miss Nellie McNulty,
Miss Sarah Callahan, Miss Kate johnson,
Miss Anna E. McPhillips, Miss Aggie Fltz-
gerald, Miss Josie NJ. Dolap. Miss Lavinia
uemmenway; Reception Committee-Miss
Emma Gruber (Chairman), Miss Clara
Schaertzer, Mrs. Freudenberg. Miss L.
Donovan, Miss Mary j. Dolan, Miss May
Borden, Miss Laura Utschig; floor man-
Anna E. MePhillps; Floor Committee
Miss katherine Council. Mrs. +. w. Bur-
nett, Miss Marguerite Meehan, Miss Han
nah Mack, Miss May Stevens, Miss Mary
F. Miller, Miss May C. Shelly, Miss Josie
NJ. Huant, Miss Minnie G. Riordan.
The officers of the club are: Past Pres+
dent, Miss katherine f. ConneH; Presi-
dent. Miss Lena L. Bee; First Vice-Presi-
President, Miss May Duke; Third Vice
President, Miss Lavinia Hemmenway;
Recording Secretary. Miss Anna E. Ne
Philips; Financial Secretary, Miss Sarah
Callahan, Treasurer. Miss May McRae;
Marshal, Miss Josie NJ. Huant; Inside Sem
tinel, Miss Stella A. Soutag; Outside Sem
tinel, Miss Josie NJ. Dolan; Frustees-Miss
Anna Gruber. Miss Kate johnson, Miss
Amelia kull.
Birthday Party at Alameda.
Last Sunday night Mr.. Jacob NJ Schnei-
der, junior partner of c. W. r. Ford & Co..
celebrated the coming of his twenty-second
birthday at his home In Alameda in man
ner worthy the occasion. With the OPEN
heartedness which always characterizes
him, lie gathered around him all his EN-
ployes, and they in bumpers of champagne
drank continued success TO him.
Mr.. Edward q. kOeng presided as toast
master and brought bushes to the cheeks
OF the host, as IN his eloquent opening re-
marks he told the story of the young hosts
rapid rise to wealth. Mr.. James Fed re-
sponded to the toast The Ladies' with
rare deiieacy of treatment. The host with
few feeling remarks concluded the speech
making. AT late hour the happy guests
babe their generous entertainer farewell.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Schneider, MIR. and Mrs. James b. Ford,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. koenig; Messrs. w. j.
Callisan. A. Schneider, i. Tracy. George
Warner, George Schultz, George Schneider,
L. Huber.
Visitors To Orc Elmo ParIor.
A very pleasant evening was spent in the
hall of Orc Elmo parlor, No. Q. Native
Daughters of the Golden West, 4l3 Suffer
street. on Saturday evening last. District
and Deputy Sister Rodgers and Sisters b.
retta and White of Monarch Parlor, from
Oakland. paid the parlor slsterly visit,
which was appreciated, and 1T is hoped they
Will repeat the visit Dext Saturday.
The hall was prettily decorated in colored
bunting. Considerable business, including
initiation, was transacted. Sister Mccarthy
received little token from the President,
Sister DeliwIg, as lifting mark for her sue
cess i'll the furtberance OF the prosperity of
the parlor. District Deputy Sister Rodgers
made iome very interesting and encOurag-
Ing remarks.
Refreshments were served, after which an
informal entertainment was given, includ-
ing piano Duet by Misses Rebecca Cor
nabrens and Emma DeIlwig; vocal solo by
MISS Annie Roche; piano solo by Miss
Jennie RawlinS and several others. and the
remainder of the evening was spent in
dancing.
A Hermann Sons Serenade.
serenade and surprise party was given
to the Grand President, F. Nj. Pharion, Of
the order OF Hermann Sons last Thursday
evening by the Hermann Some Manner
bund, the singing society Of the order
The Mannerbund left their hall at 10
o'clock and went to the residence OF the
Grand President, ON the northeast corner Of
Buchanan and Grove streets, where they
sang few songs in honor OF the Grand
President. He came out and was congratu-
lated as Grand President of the Order of
Hermann Sons by President j. p Hide
brandt of the singing society.
After the introduction Mr.. Pharion in
vited the party to have some lunch with
him. and when the party entered they
found that Mr.. Pharion had n fine supper
Hing than