The morning call., 1891-08-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Pleasant Entertain.
ments In and About Town.
A French Minister Honored-The Cadien-
sehofeld Wedding-A Band of Hope
outing-Personal Notes.

ories of other days" will be given at the
Woodbridge Presbyterian Church parlors,
on the corner of Twentieth and Capp
streets, TO night The proceeds will be de-
voted to the Church Fund.
Alexandra Lodge, No. 62, Order Daugh-
tiers of st. George, gave pleasant bon-bon
social and dance last evening in Union
square Building. The lodge is the young
est in the order, and is gaining steadily in
membership.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st. Peters
parish will give bon-bon party this even
ing
The first open meeting of the Sons of
Exempt Firemen will be held this evening
at their hall on Brenham place. A choice
programme will conclude with dancing.
On Tuesday at the residence of the brides
parents, six miles north of Napa, Mr..
Percy S. King, eldest son of Rev. and
Mrs. E. II. King, and Miss Lizzie L.
kiamm, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
klamm, were united in marriage. Rev. +.
Ii. King, father of the groom, performed the
impressive ceremony.
Y. l.. L No. will hold an entertainment
and hop this evening at Olympic Hall.
Pocahontas Council, No. B. Degree of
Pacahontas, gave al entertainment last
evening in Red Mems Building. A feature
was the auctionng of lunch baskets, and
altogether an enjoyable evening was spent.
At tile meeting this evening of the Won ell s
Educational and Industrial Uui0n the com e.
dy ITO Oblige Benson" will be presented.
Switzerland will be the subject Of the
stereoptcon lecture at the First Congrega-
tlOnal Church parlOrs this evening.
Mr.. Hugo E. Levin of this city declares
that the announcement that he Is engaged
10 marry Miss Lille Steiner of Oakland is
matter Of surprise to him, as he has no in
tention OF marrying.
Courtesics to a French Minister.
NJ. Lemaire. the French Minister to China,
was entertained at an elaborate banquet on
Friday evening by NJ. Auguste Delongraye,
the resident French Consul. On the previ-
Gus day the distinguished visitor was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emeric at their place
near san Pablo. Those asked TO meet NJ.
Miller, Miss Lorena Barber, Miss Annie
keane, Miss Gerarden; MeSsrS. W. Brad
Thompson and Howard Barber. The Min
lister lett for China on Saturday.
The Cadien- Schofield Wedding.
a pretty wedding took Place Wednesday
last at The Palms. Napa County. resi-
dence of Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ Schofield,
where their daughter Cara was united in
marriage to Mr.. Andrew NJ. Cadien OF Seat
tie. Wash.
The surrounding hills with their varied
shades and the vines aud bright blossoms of
the pretty .ardeu made an exquisite Setting
for tie dwelling. Within ferns and fragrant
roses tasIefuly arranged adorned the draw
lDg-roums.
At half-past twelve o'clock strains of
'Lohengrin's" bridal chorus betOkened the
approach of the bridal party, which con-
sisted Of Miss Helen Schofield as maid OF
honor and Mr.. Smith of Seattle as best man,
followed by pretty little Geneva Peer,
niece of the bride, carrying a lovely basket
OF rare pink roses and maidenhair ferns.
At the conclusion OF the impressive cere-
mOuy, which was performed by Rev. l.. NJ.
Schoheld, congratulations were offered and
then sumpiuOuS dejeunCr was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Cadien left on Thursday for
Monterey. On their return they will spend
one week with the brides parents before
going to their home In Seattle.
4 Pleasant Holiday.
On Saturday morning last Hayes Valley
Band of Hope held its annual picnic at
Goden Gate Park.
The little ones assembled at Scottish Hall,
on Larkin street, and we're taken charge of
by Mrs. E. J. Decker and Miss Ida Elicit.
who piloted them through the day at the
park without mIshap, and IN the evening
ali proceeded to the residence Of Mrs.
Decker, at 1910 Army street, where a
bounteOus repaSt had been prepared for
them. The evening was spent very pleas
antiy with music and games, and when the
little band separated, al a late hour, the day
and evening was pronounced by all one OF
the most enjoyable in their experience.
The names of those participating in the
festivities were: Mines. Decker, Browle,
AshwOrth and Cham berlain, Miss Ida Ell
lott Mss Maud Briggs, Miss Alice 3.
Mcdonald Miss Daisy DecKer, Miss Mabel
Gill, Miss Katie Leilich, Miss Ida Wilt,
Miss Tina Parry. Miss Hilda Chamberlain,
Miss Gertie Grant, Miss Lillis Irish, Miss
Ethel Repsione, Miss Eva Ashworth,
Massrs. a. l.. Mcdonald, NJ. j. Decker, l.
L. Burgess, w. Ferguson, Edwin Leilich,
Charles Parry and Wallace Turner.
The MaIer Musicale.
On Sunday afternoon last. August sd, the
pupils of Professor Max Maier gave de-
lighcful either musicale at his residence, 526
Turk street.
The cosy little parlors were we'll filed
with enthusiastic admirers of the either.
Following are those who took part: Pro-
fessor Maier, Mr.. G. Hezmann. Mr.. II.
Simmer, Miss L. Schoenwald, Miss L.
Schoeppe, Miss !. Fulda, Miss F. Lempp,
Messr>. w. Kaiser. A. Shoembs, o. EiferT,
a. Newmark, L. Refine and l.. Livingstone.
Party on Sixth Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. Miller at her residence. 429 Sixth
street, on Thursday evening.
The promoters were Mrs. George Collins
anu MISS bOSic CCuICh. lUc evening was
passed IN singing, dancing and supper.
Among those present were Mrs. Miller,
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. j. Hume,
Mr.. j. JOhnstOne, MI. Swift, Mr.. Miller,
Mrs. Mary Kallenburg, Mrs Germia, Mrs.
Bliss, Miss Milie KaIlenburg, Miss Jose
Kallenburg. Miss Rosie Sehick, Miss Lena
Bauer, Miss Emma Sage.
Up and Down the Bay.
4 delightful marine excursion was in
dulged in on Sunday by the members of the
Arlington Yacht Club, who, having secured
the services of the tug-boat Relief. paid a
visit to tine Golden Gate and from thence to
Mare Island and Vallejo, remaining at the
last mentioned place over two hours. The
affair was most enjoyable one in every
way. Among those who participated in the
George Wentzell. Miss Clara Mitchell, Mr..
Charles keilus, Mr.. ID. B. Warwick, Miss
May Swift, Miss Tina Swift. Miss Mary
Baddeley. Miss Lydia Glidden, Miss
Laura Schmidt. Miss Mamie Roache,
Rose KeiIers, Annie Mcdonald, Mamie
Fitzsimmons, Mary Murphy, Kittie Muir
ply and Fannie Steiner, and Messrs. Henry
N. Marcuse, Frank H. McNally, Mark
PomerOy. Gus Anrich. George WentzeIl, NJ.
Green, Charles Keius, Frank Lott, Henry
Keilus, Charles Jenkins, William w.
Brown, William Pauson, J. NJ. Marcuse, d.
Allison, j. V. Kelley, James II. Beggs, r.
Z. Mitchell. j. Russell Swift, j. II. Mar
cuse, David Steiner, j. Milt Lands, II. L.
GaSkns. William S. Pearce. j. f. Mccarthy,
L. f. Woodside, Julius Premier, Captain
ID. II. Haskell, Colonel NJ. Bussee, J. Lester
Gabriel and others.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Crocker are still
enjoying country life at their San Mateo
place.
Mrs. Judge Thornton has gone to Los
Angeles to visit a daughter, who has just
lost two lovely children.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kittle and family,
Mrs. A. L. Head, Miss Anna Head, Mrs. j.
+. Foster and Miss Bette Ashe are being
entertained by DIR. and Mrs. c. B. Brigham
at their charming home at Lake Tahoe:
Mrs. Albert w. Scott, Mrs. Grant Boyd
and Miss Boyd are at Bartlett Springs, Lake
County, for the season.