The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Knights and Ladies' of Honor at
the Pavilion.
a Native Daughters Party Surprise on Mar
ket Street "A Club Picnic = Arnold
Council Gathering Notes.

De given Dy the Dung LauieS Oh 1rVlnS III
stitute at Metropolitan Temple this even
ing.
Mr.. Morton l.. Cook will be married to
Miss Carrie Utting on Sunday evening next
at their future residence. 1926 Pine street.
a reception will follow the ceremony.
The NabObs have issued invitations fer a
reception to be held at Lunts ball this
evening.
Yesterday a crowd of happy children en-
joyed themselves at Arcade Grove. on the
Rancho del Paso, near Sacramento. They
were the guests of Colonel and Mrs. J. B.
Wright's little son and daughter. Ernest
and Sister," as the invitations stated.
The Au Fait Club will give their first in
stallation party at Mission Opera Hall this
evening
The military banquet to have been given
on Monday night at Los Angeles in
honor of Governor II. H. Markham was
postponed on account of the sickn ess of the
Governor. who is laid up with the grip.
Confidence Lodge, No. Is, U. E. A., will
give a social dance at Eastern Hall, 80
O'Farrel street. this evening.
An enjoyable May festival was given by
the juvenile dancing class of the Home Cir
Gle Conservatory on Saturday evening.
Miss May Burke made a beautiful May
Queen. assisted by Miss Alice Wingard and
Miss Grace Parrish as maids of honor.
To-day special musicale Will be given
at Martinez under the auspices of Professor
and Mrs. J. II. Rosewald of this city. Miss
Adah Z. Wezel and Miss May B. Thorne
will participate.
A pleasant event at Elko, New, on the ID
inst was the marriage OF Mr.. Fra nix john
IN w
young people in that section of the country.
Brahms much-admred love songs will be
rendered for the first time In this city at the
fourth musical Sunday afternoon at Stein
way Hall the first Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. \. Miller entertained
a number of friends at dinner on Saturday
evening last in tue private dining-TOOm of
the Hotel RI fael.
The ladies of the Simpson Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, on the corner
Of Hayes and Buchanan streets, will give
The C0urtShlp OF Miles Standlsn" in cos
tune this evening, besides other tableauX
and views of statuaTy.
The Golden State ParIor Party.
The first anniversary party of Golden
State Parlor, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, took place al Union-square
Hall last evening, and was an entire sue
cess. The paFlOr is small but energetic,
aud is composed Of young ladies to whom
the word . impossible is unknown.
Hams Orchestra officiated, and the grand
march was led by Miss L. Meyer. escorted
by Mr. William Meyer. Dancing continued
til o'clock. The programmes, with their
golden seal of the State, were much ad-
mired.
The Excelsior Lodge Reception.
A large number of friends attended the
promenade concert and ball given last night
by Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. Knights and
Ladies Of Honor, at Mechanics Pavilion.
Excelsior is one of the most enterprsng
lodges of the order and has had singular
success in entertaining.
Walcott's Band furnished excellentmusic,
opening with the following numbers: Over
ture, Bias Bleu," Pettee; " Nocturne,"
Plug; pOtp0urrl operate, Offenbach; cor
net solo, Minerva Polka" performed by
Mr.. ". Il. Horn. Meanwhile the guests
were arriving and pTomenading over the
smooth floor, inspecting the six temporary
cottages erected on the floor. Dancing was
afterward enjoyed till late, Professor J. c.
Horn and Mrs {. Purcell leading the grand
march.
The officers of the lodge aIe: H. G. jar
man, Past Protector; j. {. horn, Protector;
Mrs II. A ROckefellOw, Vice-Protect0r; K.
II. McDougall, Chaplain Mrs. K. a. Major,
Recording aud Financial Secretary; A. ii.
Major, Treasurer: Miss Maggie McCutchon,
Guide; Miss NJ. L. Gibson. Guardian; Miss
Mamie Geraghty, Sentinel; Trustees
II. d. Mcclellan, II. q. Jarman, j. p. Stock
we'll.
c. NJ. Arnold Council Entertainment.
c. NJ. Arnold Council, No. 185, 0. c. F.,
held its monthly social and entertainment
at Red Mems Hall ON Post street last Tues
day evening, and the hall was soon comfort
ably filed.
The Councillor, Thomas E. Kennedy,
took the chair, when the following mum bers
were rendered: Opening remarks, by
Councillor Kennedy; violin solo, piano ac-
compartment. by Masters Weesblett and
Brown; song, Remember Me, and an en-
core, Miss Eva Cahill; recitation, michael
SchueIder's Party" Master Weesblett;
violin medley, by Professor Weesblett Jr;
address, THE Chosen Friends" J. j. Cot
fey, d. d. G. c.. song. The Bugler," Pro-
lessor w. 5. Edminsler; recitation, I've
Drank My Last Glass, Miss Lille Cohen;
recitation, "NapOleon's Farewell" Miss
Helen Carr; closing remarks, Mrs. Annie
E. Evans, Grand Recorder, after which
dancing was INDUCED IN until u O'Clock.
The committee consisted of: Professor
J. G. Kennedy, Mr.. Thomas E. Kennedy,
DR.. c. I. DeanP, Julia NJ. COffey, julia
OKane and Catherine Carr.
Dramatic Clubs Picnic.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club gave a
private picnic last Sunday. The party en-
jOyed themselves in dancing, singing, games,
etc., until noon when an excellent luncheon
was served by the ladies.
After luncheon Mr.. T. G. Woodward d.
rected rehearsal of the first act of Hazel
Kirke, which piece is in active preparation
for production at some time in the near
future, and 10 all appearances the cast wi II
give an excellent performance. Cascade
Falls were visited and several pictures of
the falls and picnickers were taken by a
well-known photographer. Nothing hap
pened 10 mar the pleasure Of those present.
and every one was pleased, day that will
be pleasantly remembered.
Among those present we're: Miss Alice
Clark. Miss Anna Clark, Miss Lille Lang
ley, Miss Josie Wicken, Miss Dora Lacey,
Miss Eva Lacey, Miss Josie Madden, Miss
Lettie Barsotti, Miss Jennie Madden, Miss
George Wilson. Miss Jennie Wilson;
Mcssrs J. Cooley, w. Z. p. Duggsn, r. G.
Woodward, w. Rudolph, Joseph Wacholder,
Alex Jarvie, w. L. Ward, Thomas Madden.
III. w. Outflow Jr., r. c. Staats, George
Monner, +. G. Schram. q. Heine, Robert l..
Aud. w. Clark, L. Freese, l.. Sims, w.
Wilson.
Surprise Party on Market Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
TO Mr.. Richard Barron at the home of his
parents on Market street last evening, it
being his thirtieth birthday anniversary.
Among those present we're: MI. and
Mrs Barron, Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Higgins of
Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Knibbe, Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, the Misses Barron,
Miss McArdle, Miss Maggie Kearn ely, Miss
Ellen Murphy, Miss Nellie Finn, Miss
Fannie Moriarity, Miss Annie Malone. Miss
L. Entwissle, Miss Josie Burke Miss l..
Mulligan. Miss /. Barron; Messrs. r. NJ.
Barron, A. Anderson, J. Hayden, J. Nolan,
w. McNuty, George Newbert, I. Ferguson,
T. Welsh, }. Davis, Leo Fulhan, z. Hag-
gerty, Mike A. Cantwell and Mr. and Mrs.
ID. j. a berga.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Eastman and party arrived in Santa
Barbara on Saturday in a special car. They