The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Knights of the Golden Eagle In.
stall Their Officers.
The Frisco Cherubs" Return From Yosemite
Sons of St. George to Hold Banquet.
Out-of- Town Events-Notes.

Order Sons of st. George, are making great
preparations to banquet the Grand Lodge
which meets in this city next Tuesday
The Governor, Attorney-General and the
Mayors of both cities have been invited
W 18th many other influential citizens of San
Francisco and vicinity. There will be
ball IN San Francisco in honor of the Grand
Lodge which promises to be very success
full affair.
"The Two Orphans" will be produced at
Irving Hall this evening.
At Howard, Sonoma County, on the 9th
inst, Mr.. Robert l.. Crooks of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss Marion A.
Keogh, also Of San Francisco. Mr.. Crooks
is the proprietor of valuable property
near Mark West. The happy pair are
spending their honeymoon in the DeighbOr-
hood of the Russian River and may possibly
reside permanently in this city.
The first party of the Palo Alto Club,
formerly the Abajo Club, will be held in
Golden Gate Hall this evening.
The Beasey concert at Monterey was
largely attended from Del Monte. Miss
Fair, Miss Rutherford, Miss Tobin and Mrs.
Harry Mann were among the young ladies'
present. The children were warmly re-
ceived and left a very favorable impression.
They appear tonight at Santa Cruz
The first annual private picnic of THE
MORNING CALL Chapel Will take place
to-day at Fortunes picnic grounds. Niles
CANYON.
On Wednesday evening. the Sth inst, Miss
Minnie Rodenbeck was united in marriage
to MIR. J. Frank Bond of this city, at the
house OF the brides parents, on Foley street,
near Buena Vista avenue, Alameda The
groonfs brother, Mr.. William ID. Bond,
acted as best man, aud Miss Della Morgen-
stein as bridesmaid Quite large gathering
of friends and relatives of the contracting
parties attended tie ceremony, Which took
afDan a.
house. The happy couple will reside in San
francisco on returning from their wedding
trip.
This evening reception will be rendered
to Rev. Ii. l.. DielZ and family at 232 Suffer
street. A short musical and literary pro-
gramme has been arranged.
On Sunday. in this city, William S. Fender
OF illinois WAS united III marriage to Miss
Marion Il. Stone, daughter OF ex-senator
Stone OF Elko, New, and Mrs. b. Ii. Stone
OF Oakland.
Church Social mt Ocean View.
On Monday evening last the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Union Congregational Church
of Ocean View gave farewell social to tie
pastor, Rev. j. B. Eddie, who is on the eve
of leaving for tour in Europe. varied
and interesting programme was rendered,
consisting OF tabeaux, songs, recitatiOnS, etc,
which were greatly appreciated by the large
audience present. After refreshments had
btCH PAL dhCtl vi bilc CUHeItRHGOu SURF
with much feeling the hymn " Blest Be the
Tie That Binds" Then all the congrega-
tlon llngeIed a little while to shake hands
with the pastor and wish him safe and
happy journey and speedy return.
The California Castle Installation.
Last evening the officers of California
Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle, were
installed at Union-square hall.
Those installing were; ". F. Norcross,
/ ID - Har n
| g. V. c.; w. o. FarnswoIth, G. II. p. :;
| Higgins, G. X. of E., and the installed Off
GERS were: L. A. MCGOWAN, p. G.; A. b.
! Goodwin, \. c.; ID. n. Hanna, V. c.; j.
II. p Mason. II. p; w. .. Macdougall, V.
| H.; James Mem. llama, NJ. of r.. Daniel
! Norcross, K. OF E.. George B. Hanna, :. Of
| E; F. j. Spencer, S. H.; H. j. Willis, W.
! B.; l.. 7. Eaton, w. c.; j. =. Sjogren, En-
! sign; w. +. Obermeyer, Equire; c. e.
Behringer, First G.; +. I. Morrelle, Second
G.; George b Hanna G; S. FL U. A.
| ond G.; Trustees-W. o. Farnsworth, 5.
! Mccall, I. L. Morrelle.
| All Knights were in uniform and the affair
was very bright. Dancing 10 Blum's music
constituted fitting finale The committees
| consisted of: Committee OF Arrangements
| A. i. Goodwin, I. K. Tilley, a. Hanselman,
| ID. n. Hanna, l.. Berger; Reception Com
mittee-Juhn w. Van Horn, T. A. Miller,
| W. .. Farnsworth, Daniel Norcross I. Il
| Tiiley, T. q. Gruenhagen; floor manager,
! Andrew Hanselman; Floor Committees.
Mccall, III. NiemanD, b. II. Rohde, L. j.
Spencer, j. Ii. p. Mason, U. A. Lewis.
Back From Yosemite Valley.
The 8 Frisco Cherubs" returned from a
tour to Yosemite Valley early in the week,
after most enjoyable trip. On the Fourth
| all visitors TO the Cherubs' camp were hos
pitably entertained, and the day was cele-
brated in grand style. concluding with n
pyr0technIc dipay in the evening.
the party went by private conveyance
from Stockton, and consisted of: Messrs.
William +. Schulz }. J. b.. Argent,
Hook, Henry Haslinger. George E. Street,
h. Z. Kampmeyer, L. r. Rheinhold, H.
CoTnahrens, w. L. Stanford and j. G. Graves.
The young men took no attendants with
them, but divided the work incidental to
camp life among themselves, and "roughed
IT. In The most approved fashion.
Lodge Presentation.
Court Eclipse, No. 6972, A. o. +. OF A., at
its last regular convention, Monday even
ing. 18th inst, presented James Millmore.
J. p. G. R., with a magnificent J. p. c. r.
| jewel and certificate.
The certificate was beautifully encased
within a massive gold frame. The jewel
| also was of very beautiful design, aud
made OF gold and silver, highly embossed
Mr. o. Clements, Chief Ranger OF the
| court made the presentation, to which
james Millmore, J. p. c. R, responded in
very feeling manner. A banquet followed
| the presentation.
| Straw-Ride to Crystal Springs.
The Progress Club gave a very enjoyable
straw-ride to Crystal Springs on Saturday
| last. Twenty members, with lady friends,
| started from the rooms OF the club, situated
| at 421 Third street, about II o'clock in the
evening and arrived at the springs at 6
| o'clock the next morning, where dancing,
etc, followed The following were pres-
ent: NJ. Haas, President; W. Ennis, Vice
Stevens, Secretary; Mr.. C. Egan, Mr.. j.
Harmon. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cobourn, Mrs.
| w. +. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Duffy, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Pearl, Mr.: and Mrs. George
Bridgwood, Mr. and Mrs j. Haas, Mr.. G.
Clancy. MIR: C. Clancy. Mr.. r. Dorrence.
| Miss Julia Snow, Miss Sadie Gray, Miss
| Donohue, Miss Kate Calnen, Miss Egan,
| Miss Kate jerome, Miss May Kennedy, Miss
! Kate Traynor, Miss Ester Williams, Miss
| Sophie Hudson.
Society Personals.
Admiral and Mrs Irwin are sojourning at
Lake Tahoe. The Admiral and Captain
Besson of the Dubourdeu visited Napa
Valley the first of the week.
Mrs. Mervyn Donahue is entertaining
Miss Mile Ashe at San Rafael.
! Colonel James II. Garniss is making a
| flying trip to Del Coronado and other points
| of interest in the southern petition OF the
State The Colonel is accompanied by his
wife.
| Miss Alice Hobart has gone south on
| visit.
Mrs. DIR. Minor (nee Lawson) of Crockett
| formerly of San Francisco, is visiting Miss
| Laura Vire for few weeks.
| Miss Lille Raymond of this city has re-
| turned from her vacation OF three weeks in
| Stockton.
| Miss Katie Mcdonald, accompanied by
| her charming nieces, the Misses Alics and
| Gertrude McArdle, have returned from San
Jose, where they have been spending their
| vacation as the guests Of Mrs. l.. +. Bell.
| Mrs. Adam Grant and Miss Hart are de-
! lightfully settled at the Grant Ranch, near
! san Jose.
Miss Anna Hobbs is visiting friends in
| Santa Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs Fred TT Rpavnr Mrc lobn