The morning call., 1891-03-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Miss Lillian Avery
and Mr. Robert Russell.
A Society Musicale The Hutchins-McBoyl
Wedding = Western Addition Enter
tainment- Brief Personals.

The first reception of the Young People OF
Emanuel Church for the benefit OF the
Young Mems Christian Association VIII be
given at Lyceum Hall, 232 Suffer street,
this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Tuck Of Chico pleas
antly celebrated their silver wedding on
Saturday.
Court Defiance, No. 1910, A. o. F. Of A.,
will give a social this evening at mozart
Hall, 1858 Market street.
The exhibition of the Haseltine collection
| OF paintings by famous German and French
masters will open in April in the Art Asso-
citation rooms. The paintings are now on
their way from PHILADELPHIA, and Mr.. Ha-
stltine himself is expected to arrive IN TINS
| city within few days.
This evening Miss Grace Hilborn will give
& musicale at her home on East Fourteenth
| street, Oakland.
Tomorrow evening the pot-pourri enter
tainment will open at the residence on Bu-
chanan street of Mrs A. W. Scott, who for
this occasion, has most kindly placed her ele-
CANT home at the disposal of The ladies Of the
First Presbyterian Church. A grand marcn
by Highland plpers will be followed by a
musical coaciaye," "Chinese tea" and
rag doll kindergarten"
The Younger Musicale.
A large number Of society people gathered
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF DR..
and Mrs. w. J. Younger 14l4 California
street, 10 enjoy concert given under the
auspices of the ladies OF the Crutch and
Splint Fund of the Children's Hospital.
Following was the programme: 20!
fff In ENuf,i r,grf amin
Gray Eyes Are Sly" (Reinecke), ST. Cecilia
Choir; Andante and variations from krent-
Zcr Sonata (beeihoyen) Mrs. q. Carr and
MI Beel; The Two Grenadiers" (Sehu-
MANN, Mr.. O'Sulliyan; Gayotte (Sgam0atl,
Eur Guitarre, impromptu (EIiller). Mrs. C..
Carr songs Miss Gertrude Aud; 'Ziseu-
ner Weston" (>aTa>ate), Sigmund Beel;
"Asra" Qubinstein). Mr.. O'Sullivan; Il
Softly Dream (MUrins) Love Sons"
"I.ulhby' (Brahmsi, st. Cecilia Choir.
The programme which was Interpreted in
the large ballroom in The Younger resi-
dence, elegantly decorated for the occasion,
was enjo5 ed by over 200 friends, who
thoroughly appreciated the well arranged
affair. The friends were most cordially
welcomed by Mrs. Younger and her daGgI-
ter, Miss Younger
The RusselI-Avery Wedding.
pretty home wedding touk place last
evening at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Avery, 1887
Steiner street.
The principals were their daughter, Miss
Lillian Z. Avery, and Mr.. Robert Russell of
Br0oklyn, y. Y, son Of Hon. George Rus
sell, au Alderman of that city. The cere-
moDy was performed a little before 9
o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Gibson. Charming
decorations, the work of Mrs. Ida Kersey,
distinguished the scene, the main feature be-
ing pretty bower Of fruit blossoms con-
structed III the bay-windOw against an eff
iectlye background of blush-pink draperieS.
The remaining decorations were artistically
IN harmony with this light, graceful design,
aud pear, apricot aud cherry blossoms were
tie chief agents employed.
There were two maids of honOr-AIiSs
Clara Short and Miss Marian Avery. Mr..
Ed Russell of Brooklyn was grOOmsman,
ana the groom was supported by MI,
Willie Williams as best man. The bride,
who looked charming, was given away by
her father, and after the impressive service
congratulations were offered amid the
strains of Il string orchestra. An elegant
wedding supper was afterward partaken OF,
and the rejoicinss were protracted with ap-
pronTiate lestYity The many presents
were duly admired.
Mir. and Mrs. Russell will remain on this
Coast about couple of weeks and then
proceed by easy stages to Brooklyn, where
the groom has large business interests.
Among those present were: Mrs. William
b. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Mr..
Willie Williams, Miss Hattie Williams, Mr..
Walter 3. CT oke, MI and Mrs. J. McCabe
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict, Miss Clara Short,
Mr. and Mrs. +. Gales, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Hills. Mr.. and Mrs. Bullace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowel, Mr.. and Mrs. Latham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Avery. Miss
Deckie Avery. Captain and Mrs. Z. Avery,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. H. Walker, Miss E. Austin,
Miss II: Austin, Miss Matte Selieck. Miss
Mollie BonDemOrt, Miss Jennie Bonnemort,
Miss Flora Uri, Mr.. r. Vaughn, Mr.. J..F
Bonnel, Mr.. George ID. Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. MarschalK, Miss Gertie Judd, Miss
May Itsell. Mr.. Ed Russell, Miss Lizzie Ma
cabe, Mr.. Win Macabe. Mr.. A. White, Mr.
f. Siehe, Mr. }. Egpnger, Mr.. and Mrs
Eckman, Mr.. James Avery.
The Western Addition Entertainment
Last evening the regular monthly meeting
of the Western Addition Literary anda
Social Club drew together a characteristic
cally large attendance at Odd Fellows Hall
A. peculiarly attractive programme was
prese nted as follows Overture, Noah
Brandt's Orchestra; vocal duet, selected
Miss Alys Cameron and Mr. John F. Burns;
instrumental selection, Spanish Serenade"
(Metra), Eltura Mandolin Club, Professor
G. CipollOni, Director; soprano solo, ''The
Last Watch" Pinsuti), Miss Carrie n.
Roma; tin flute duet selected, Messrs.
George c. Borneman and DR.. W. H. Sic
berst. Comedy, entitled Cut OFF With a
Shilling" Kitty Gaythorne. Miss Louise
Ccsgro; Sam Gaythorne, Mr. Will C.
Meagher; Colonel Berners, Mr.. Cyril Dung;
Double encores were earned by the Eltura
Mandolin Club, the flautists and Miss Car
RE Roma, who was greeted on her return,
after long. absence, with particular en-
thusiasm. In their vocal duet Miss
Cameron and Mr.. Burns exhibited careful
training and their voices blended pleasingly
The concluding comedietia was excellent.
the work being very evenly divided and the
three artists demon stratiDg tried dramatic
talent. Mr.. Meagher deserves well at the
hands Of the club, and his cheerful, volun-
tary work in these dramatic representa-
tions are justly appreciated. Miss Cosgro
made charming young bride, full of re-
source, and Mr.. Young, as the choleric
uncle, would have been hard to beat either
in makeup or business"
The members of the Mandolin Club tax
ing part were: g. CipollOn, mandolin; j.
Temple, mandolin; +. Heick, mandolin A.
Jacobs, guitar; Professor Il. Geddes, guitar.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed under the
following direction: Floor manager, C. l..
MARBLE; Floor Committee-M. Deacon, Ii.
Matthews, n. Paddock, w. Perkins
Following are the officers Of the club:
George A. Mullin, President; A. NJ. Thorn
ton, VIce-President; W. a. Searles, Treas
urer; Norman c. Harris, Financial Secrc-
tary; Harrison Honseworth, Recording
Secretary; Executive Committee-W. G.
Meagher Chairman. Charles p. Fonda. II.
Z. Holmes. w. Ii. Hallett, II. II. VAIN
wright
The Hutchins-McBoyle Wedding.
Tie wedding of Mr.. c. J. Hutchins, only
son of the late Rev. c. J. Hutchins. and
Miss Minnie c. MeBoyle. second daughter
of Mr.. Alexander McBoyle, was celebrated
at the First Congregational Church yester-
day afternoon at 80 O'Clock, Rev. Drs.
Stewart and Freeland officiating.
Mr.. S. Mayer ofliciated at the organ, rem
dering the ever-loved wedding march and
some beautiful voluntaries. The event was
largely attended by the friends OF the fami-
lies. The church was beautifully and taste
fully decorated with flowers and eyerpreeDS