The morning call., 1891-10-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 New Opera Promised by a POpu-
lar Amateur Society.
The Charming Auxiliary Art Lectures-A Bay
Ezoursion-Party on Second Street.
Brief Personal Notes.

erary entertainment, dancing and refresh
ments.
The Zig Tag Social Club has recognized
and intends giving a series Of parties at
Union-sQuare Hall. The members are:
Messrs. j. George Crowley, President; ).
A. Frichette, ce-Presdent; Dean Curtin,
Secretary; Henry Lautcrwasser. Treas
urer; John Seagrave, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Special preparations have been made for
the anniversary party of the Berlins, to
take place this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall.
On Friday evening DR.. w. j. Younger
was surprised By his friends, who invaded
his residence, 1414 California street, to con-
graduate him on a birthday anniversary.
Some fifty guests were cordially welcomed
and pleasantly entertained.
Diana Circle, No. %, c. Q. F. of A., will
hold an open meeting this evening in Ar
C.dia Hall, UuiOn-square Building There
viii be- an entertainment and dance.
The officers of the Claiming Auxiliary,
connected with the First Unitarian Church,
for the year 1S90-9l are: PleSldeGt. Miss
Elizabeth b EastOD; First Nce-PreSident,
Mss Any Campbell; Second Nice-Presi-
dent. Miss Anna Beaver; Third Nlce-PIesi-
dent Mrs. Frank Sumner; Recording Sec
1etarv, Mrs ISidore Burns; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Cordelia Kirkland; Treas
ureT. Miss Kate Atkinson. The art lee
tues under Mr.. Solby IL. Walter, were IN
duLurated on Friday very successfully.
The announcement that Alameda ParlOr.
No. IS y. d. g. W., intends giving an AL
Halloween Party" on the 3ist OF the pres
emit month will be received with pleasure
by the young folks OF that city, Who know
from past experience thai anything Under
taken by this parlOT is bound to be success
ful. An entirely new and original feature
in CummemoratiOu of the ancient feast Of
Halloween" will be introduced, namely,
An Apple Lancers."
The marriage Of Nj Robert Stewart of
this city and Miss Maria A. Parmalee Of
Los Angeles occurred III that city on the
18th inst Mr.. and Mrs, Stewart have re-
turned To THIS city.
Alta Lodge, No. 204. A. o. .. W, will
give its regular monthly social this even ing
st MangeFs Hall
The San Francisco Operate Society.
The san Francisco Operate Society has
at length arranged the cast for its forthcom-
ing opera u be given for sume deserving
charity next month.
II viii be produced under the stage man
agement Of MI a. VI. Thornton and with
the further advantage of having Mr.. F.
Dell-piane as musical director
Following Is the full cast:
tautaui PaSha. Mr.. A r. SlecAer
Neradlo MI L W ood
J. ". Madden
Mrs C. l. Pareug Jr.
= N S ts
N r.
AueZzin. MI b atlcA
Party ON Second Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
at tn residence Of Mr.. J. Brinjord, 512 Sec
ond street, on Saturday evening, the 81 INST,
being the twenty-ninth anniversary OF his
birthday.
The halls and parlors were handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
Amor those present ere: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Bsitjord. Mr. and Mrs. William E
krcker, Nj and Mrs. Mosoacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Tausett Miss
Rose M1sbacher, Miss Jennie MosbacheT,
Miss Annie Reekiie, Mrs j. Brown, Mrs
Howe, Miss Lille Howe, Mss Mabel
hTeEeT; MeSsrs. O. 1hOrsen, Henry OsS,
Mathew NsgnS. MI. Williams, a. Rasther,
NJ. Hansen, l.. Mos oaeher, john Brown, II.
Hiusen, Frank Hansen, aud Captain Peter
George.
Music was furnished by Professor Wig
gins Orchestra. About y O'Clock bounte-
Gus supper was served, after which singing
aud dancing were kept up to late hour.
Delightful Sail.
On Sunday, September 9th, tie yacht
Ella crUised around the bay with a very
jolly party on board, stopping at Goat Isl
and.
The day was spent very pleasantly in
dancing, singing, telling "reminiscences and
speeches. Al O'clock an elaborate repast
WAS served, which had a tendency 10 make
the party still more lively and good
hundred
The party returned TO the city about $50
O'Clock IN the evening, all Youching that
pledsauter day could not have been spent.
Among those present were: Miss NJ. Dom
ahue. Miss T. Gese, Miss j. Felitte, Miss
y. Kirk, the Misses 5. and l.. Dennis, Miss
u. Krone, Mss A. Ledden, Miss a. O'Ne.u,
Miss h. Kelly. the Misses L. and <. ZluT.
Mrs. DOualue; MessTS ). Murphy, j. oalli-
van, the Eugei brothers, II. Hooper, l. Sill
Yer, I. ana ". GOdkiD, j. Nahey, j. Moran,
w. Nelson, I. Van Damme, G. Ray, y.
Duja, T. Hickey, w. Burke, c. Derham, J.
I.mney, F. Greenan, I. Dryer, J. Gleeson
AID T. Heynemnnn.
Party at south San Francisco.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given 10 Miss Carrie Widman on Saturday
evening, the Sd inst. and the residence of
her aunt, Mrs. c. L. Nonnenman Jr., cor
uer OF Seventh avenue and N street, by
number OF gentleman and lady friends from
the city.
Dancing, games and singing were among
the pleasures OF theevening, Miss J. Clsary,
Miss h. Mcdonald and MI. E. Johnson
rendering faYorite songs. Mr.. Allen Lund
gave recitation, after which supper vas
served The guests returned to tie parlOr,
in which dancing and singing were con-
tinutd until early morning.
Among thyse present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Nonnenman ,Ir., Mrs. T. Schlink,
Mis-. w. d. Ross, Mrs. j. j. Saur, Mrs. w.
Pape, Miss Carrie Widman, Miss Belle
O'Nel, Miss Louisa SchUeiles. Miss Mary
Mcdonald, Miss Julia Cleary, Miss Katie
Burke, Miss Katie Mcdonald, Miss Maud
Harrison, Miss Sophie Strum, Miss Lille
Turner and Miss Emma Pape; Messrs.
Henry Nonnenman, Professor George Har-
vey, II. Wolfe, Michael Bird, James Moran,
?. Schenkel, Allen Lund, Louis Wagner,
Thomas Ross, L. johnson, W. Cleary.
Society Personals.
Mrs. \. G. Kittle, Miss Kittle, Mr., George
D. Boyd and Mr.. Basil Heathcote paid a
visit to MIR. y. G. Williams of Fresno on
Saturday.
Miss Madeline Kersey Of Stockton is on a
visit Of indefinite length to Der sister, Mrs,
a. Van r. Paterson of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas BoysOu are now in
Paris where they will remain month or
50. They arrived there INN ediately from
Copenhagen.
MIS- S. Louise Ackerson sailed for New
York on the 18th. She will spend the win
ter in Washington, D. c.. and return to Cali
fornia next spring.
Mr. J. d. Phelan entertained Mr. John
Van Bergen, wealthy landowner of Bre-
men, Germany, on Sunday, at Phelan Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Muller (knOwn as
Nine. IneZ FabbrD will spend their winter
in Los Angeles where they were rendered
a reception on Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Mo-
DIM Wood.
General Walter Turnbull and family have
rented their residence on Leavenworth street
and gone to their villa in the Turnbul Con-
Ony, near Tulare, for the winter
Mrs. Scott Of ST. Louis, Mo-, arrived last
week on visit to her brother, ex-MinlSIer
L. B. Miner, at the Occidental Hotel.
Mrs William Archibald Wilson leaves this
week fer the East and later will go to the
Southern States, where she will pass the
winter visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Seagraye, well-known in his
connection with the Zg-Zag Club, has re-
Gently returned from Europe.
Mr. W. G. McCloskey left this city last
week for Washington, ID. G. BE is going
to enter the law department Of Georgetown
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