The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Silver Wedding Fete Of Mr.. and
Hrs. John Marshall.
The Alcalde Drill Corps Ball &C. L. A. S. En-
tertalnment = Clover Club Reception.
Notes and Announcements.

Mrs. w. F. MeNutt will give tea this
afternoon at their residence, 1906 California
street. to Introduce to society their daughter,
Miss Mary l.. McNuit.
on last Hednesday evening, at 1853 Oc-
tavia street, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Baum
gave a delightful reception to introduce
their daughter. Miss Mabel Baum. Fully
100 guests were very Hospitality entertained
until the early hours of the morning. The
apartments were gorgeously adorned. show
ing wonderful ingenuity in that art
lie butterfly tea and t0mbola sale to be
given to-day at Miss Vests School are at
tracing much attention. A delightful time
is anticipated.
The Cailiopeans will give their first ball
OIL the season at Union-sQuare Hall this
evening.
Society will be we'll represented to-day at
the charity tea to be given for the bene-
mt OF the Little Sisters Infant Shelter at
the residence of Miss Tilie Feldman, Gal
0hOtweil street, from 2 to 10 o'clock.
lie annual masquerade bali of the San
francisco Schuetzen Damen Verein will be
held this evening at Saratoga Hall.
A matinee musicale will be given by the
pupils of Miss Elizabeth Westgate. assisted
by Mrs. II. o. Tenney, soprano, this even
ING az tiIc IeSlueuct OIL MT. anu MIS-. al
phonse Carpenter, at the corner of Paru
street and San Jose avenue, Alameda.
Among the guests at the VOORHEES, pro-
grtsslve euchre party on Tuesday " ERE ::
Miss Ruger, Miss Irwin, Miss Addie Perrin.
Miss Blair, Miss Lockwood Miss Annie
Buckbee, Miss Alice Scott; Mr.. Judd,
Henry N. HoIbrook, Spencer c. Buckbee,
| Samuel G. Buck bee, Duncan Hayne, J. Cos
! grave, Edgar b. Miner, Z. NJ. Greenway,
| a: II. Small, Z. n. Bee and Harry Dimond.
Ia at, Nr..l. C
versary souvenir ball at B'nai Birth Hall
this evening
The Semper Idem Club will give domino
| party at their club-rooms, 323 Brannan
| street, this evening
The first ball under the auspices of the
| California Sugar refinery Mutual Aid Soci-
| ETY. will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
| this evening.
The annual ball Of the German Ladies'
| Keilef Society will take place in Harmony
| Hall, Alameda. this evening.
| Senator Irumbuil of Chile, who is now in
THIS city, gave breakfast at Los Angeles
on Wednesday to Messrs. Charles S. Walton,
Hon. Stephen NJ. White, Captain Banning,
). }. Mellus, w. w. Goodrich and G. A.
| Burt.
The first entertainment and social of Har-
mony Grove, No. So. U. A. O.. D., will be
held this evening at Harmony Hall, 1919
MISSION street. on which occasion the two
act domestic drama, entitled 1.-The Chimney
Corner will bh produced by the Booth
Dramatic Company, TO be followed by an
address on Druidism by George H. Buck, n.
| u. A, and social dance.
Mrs. Charles o. Richards has sent out
| cards for an at home on Saturday, Novem-
per l4th, from 4 to 7 O'Clock, at her resi-
dence, 1898 Van Ness avenue.
A domino party will be given this even
ing In Foresters' Hall, on O'Farrell street.
by Minerva Circle, No. 20, c. o. F.
The c. l.. A. S. Entertainment.
The members of c. l.. A. S. No. 20 were
much pleased bysthe response accorded 10
their appeal last evening at Irving Hall. A
large number of tickets were sold.
The programme included the following
| numbers: Vocal solo, MIR. Humphrey Sui
Ivan; vocal solo. Mrs. J. W. Madden; re-
| citation, Miss Bartlett; fancy dance, Miss
Katie Mcmahon; vocal solo, "a Bird From
Ger the Sea-" Miss Annie l. Rooney; re-
citation, Mr.. A. w. Belaseo vocal solo SIS
My Darling True to Me?" Miss kitte Black.
Dancing concluded the affair.
| Following are the officers OF the society
Mrs. NJ. d. Nolan, President; Miss Alice
| Bailey, First Vice-President; Miss Mary
Ahern. Second Nice-PreSident: Miss Monte
togarty, Recording Secretary Miss Addie
Lernan, Corresponding Secretary Miss
| Agnes O'Kane, Treasurer; Miss Minnie
Houston. Financial Secretary; Miss Dora
Moran. Marshal; Miss Kittie Hussey,
Guard; Executive Committee-Mrs. Will
lam Cronan, Mrs. p. S. Fay, Mrs. Marchini,
Miss Ahern, Miss Bailey.
The Marshall Silver Wedding.
Last Saturday being the twenty fifth an
niversary of the wedding of Mr. John
Marshall, the well-known and popular bust
ness man, and his wife, who reside at 10
Twelfth street, few friends of the couple
determined TO give them an agreeable sur
prise and present them with some plate to
commemorative bn ,ol,n g
the deep esteem in which the worthy couple
are held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall were at church.
meeting. and returned to find their house
taken possession of by the following: Miss
Maggie Mcbride, Mrs. Thomas Whitelaw,
Mr.. Thomas Whitelaw Jr., Miss Daisy
Whitelaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jardine.
Mr.. and Mrs james Scobie, Mr.. and Mrs
John Goila1, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald,
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Torrie,
Mr.. Hugh ,Cailaghan.. Mr.. John Stevenson
were added to the number later in the
evening: Rev. DIR. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson,
Miss Florence Gibson, Rev. T. B. Stuart.
Mrs. Stuart and the Rev. Mr.. Crab of Los
Angeles, the host and hostess and their
family. consisting of Messrs. John Allan,
Dave Allan. James Allan. Miss Agnes
Allan, Masters Willie. Robert and Baby
Marion.
First in the order of business was sub
stantai collation., to which ample justice
WAS done by all present On behalf of the
visiting friends MIR. James Scobe pre-
sented the sllverware. which comprised
among other things q handsome cake
basket, pudding dish. fruit dish, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher, etc, in speech
Astounding with such mirth, wit and humor
as set the table in a roar" He concluded
an able address by stating that the ladies
present mad commissioned him to say they
heartily commended and approved of the
use TO which the worthy recipients had put
theil spare time and talents during the past
twenty-five years, and that they all hoped
10 renew their visit twenty-five years hence
and to bring gold instead OF silver tokens,
when they expected, as they hoped. to find
the good couple still best with health, con-
teDtment ana grace and the present number
Of their family increased twofold. Mr.
Marshall made feeling and suitable re-
sponse.
Speeches, piano solos. .quartets, duets,
recltatlons and anecdotes continued the
feast OF reason and the flow of the SOUL"
TIL, all 200 soon, the clock pointed long past
midnight, when, If not the largest. the hap
pest party OF the season broke up by sing
ing Aud Lang Syne."
The Glover Club Reception.
The subscription list opened by the Clover
Club for eligible members was more than
filled last evening when their fourteenth
reception took place at Pioneer Hall.
Every arrangement had been made for
the pleasure of guests, who were delighted
with their entertainment Mr.. Edward S.
Martin, with NJ ISIS Eva Straut. led the grand
march. followed by a long line of young
ladies and gentlemen. the former peculiarly
notable Tor their personal charms, which
were well set off by elegant light evenin
toilets.
The service in the anterooms was favor
ably commented upon, Blum's music was
good aud the refreshments choice and well
served. Altogether the party was one of
tlie BEST ever given under the auspices of
the club and augurs highly successful
winter season.
The following committees conducted the
enjoyable affair: Executive Committee
MesSrs. Waller A. Peterson, James S.
HAWKINS, Fred w. Knerr; floor director,
Messrs. n. G. Paddock, N II. Hickman,
George Lampman. George Elliot Hunt. Ju-