The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Pleasant Entertainments
in and Around the City.
Society Eotes-Amateur Opera at sausalito
Party on Cough street-A Pleasant
Surprise - Personals.

Besides his Grace Archbishop Riordan
tn ose Delightfully."- entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Loughborough at dinner at
San Rafael during the week were: Bar on
and Baroness Won Schroeder, Father Lagan,
Mrs. Peter Donahue. Mrs. Michael OCon-
nor, Mrs. Edward Martin, Colonel and Mrs.
George f. Hooper, the Misses OConnor,
Miss Marie Zane, Miss Fanny Loughb Or
ough and Mr. Alexander Loughborou gh.
The wedding of Mr.. William A ugustus
Henry and Miss Annie Aich will take place
this evening at the residence of the brides
parents, 1924 Sscram ento street.
A festive evening was spent at the resi-
denee of Mr.. NJ. /. Waidhemer. sos Bu-
-chanau street, on Sunday evening to eel E.
brate the engagement of that gentleman 5
daughter, Miss Estells Waldheimer, to Mr..
Aaron Honigsberger.
Unity Lodge, No. GA, Order OF the Golden
Shore, will hold its second anniversary en-
tertainment and dance this evening III X ed
Mems Building.
Among the recent acquisitions at Mare
Island is Major Henry Anthony Bartlett of
the Marine Corps Of the United States Navy,
who has been detached from command of
the Naval Academy barracks at Annapolis,
where he has been stationed for several
years. and has been placed in command of
the barracks upon the Government navy
yard. He is accompanied by his wife, who
is the eldest daughter of X-MayOr Oakley
Hall. The Major is the son of the John r.
Bartlett who, after being Peace Commits
siOner in Mexico after the war of 1916.
served for many years as Secretary OF State
for Rhode Island. The M8joris also nephew
and namesake of the late Henry Anthony,
VINO was during three terms Federal Sena-
Tor from that State and acting Nice-Presi-
dent Mrs. Bartlett is distinguished as an
artist and for her literary tastes. Her
novel of Sweet Bells tangled" published
a few years ago, met with much favor here
and in England. She is a frequent con-
tributor to the magazines.
surprise party was given to Messrs.
A. +. Holnberg and j. +. Lindstrom at $50
Howard street on Sunday evening. About
twenty couples were present Games, dane
ing and songs were participated in by all.
Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock.
Every one had an enjoyable time.
Among the guests at Mrs. OXnard'S
luncheon at San Rafael last week were:
The Misses Sprague, Miss Belle Smith,
Miss Minnie HOughton, Miss Jennie Blair,
Miss Lille and Miss Maud 0'Connor. They
returned TO the city the same dav.
The new tennis court at the Preside was
pleasantly inaugurated on Saturday after
noon. A number OF guests attended from
this city.
Pleasant Surprise.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
ing, the 9th ult., the occasion being her six
teenth birthday.
The features of the evening were q song
by Miss E. Shattuck. a piano solo by Mr.. E.
Coleman and a song by Miss A. Hayes.
Games and dancing followed until late
hour.
Among those present were: Miss May
Creigh, Miss Belle Creigh, Mss Nellie Dom
oyan, Miss Maggie Mullen. Miss Eva Smith,
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Belle Jones, Miss Sallie Jones, Miss Agnes
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Shattuck, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Sherman; Messrs. f. Brad
ley. Z. Coleman, F. Mullen, c. H. johnson.
+. MOnohan, w Kitchens, F. Donovan, w.
Behan, ii. Thompson, w. Scott.
Party on Stevenson Street.
Last Thursday evening pleasant social
gathering was given by Miss Fannie Joseph
at her residence. 500 Stevenson street.
The music was furnished by Messrs.
Cramer IL Bolivia, and the evening was spent
in singing, dancing and reciting until mid
night, when supper was served. Dancing
followed until > o'clock.
Among those present we're: Miss Leah
B.umenthal, Miss Mile Joseph, Miss Fanny
Joseph, Miss Rosie Lyman, Miss Celia Hy-
man, Miss Dora Harris, Miss May Mitchell,
Mrs. f Goodman; Messrs. Ed St. Clair.
James Young, w. Cramer, w. Bolivia, ii.
Marks, u. Levy, l.. Archer.
At Sausalito.
Amateur opera brought out the Sausalito
Four Hundred on Saturday. week ago.
'Ihs Two Cadis" was cast as follows, Mr..
A. N. Thornton being stage manager:
Anime, niece to Ben Mush, Miss K. V. Ham
non; Hassan, son of the Grand ViZier, w. a.
jackson: Ben MuSh, Ben kuSh; the Two
Cadis, J. W. Sperry and W. ID. Tillinghast
Tie proceeds Of the entertainment will be
applied for the benefit of ST. Mary's Catho-
lie Church, SauSalito.
Among those present we're: Commodore
G. Ii. Harrison, Messrs. Fred Martin, Z. a.
Bavis, Fred Lindsey, J. j. Ross, w. j. Har-
las " ooiley, +. ". Reade, DR.. Il. J. Crump-
ton, c. Burrey, \. J. Roberts, L. a. Wosser,
William Broderick. j. r. Fielder, S. S. Fled
Ter, X. k. Richie. f. Harrison, Colonel J. K.
Slinkey, Rev. Father Valentine, Rev. G. l.,
Mel and Mrs. Mel, DR.. and Mrs. Macdon-
aid, Major II. a. Cobb. MesSrs. George
Theobald, Samuel Murphy and James Smith.
Domino Party.
A highly enjoyable domino party was
given Miss Emma SchumaDn at her moth
as residence, Gil Cough street, on Friday
evening, the oath ult.
The internal decorations Of parlor and
adjoining suites were thoroughly artistic in
detail. The hostess was the recipient of
many handsome and appropriate presents
REGULATIONS and parlor games lent Zest 10 the
entertainment. After sCmptuous repaSt
dancing was INDUCED in until II o'clock.
The following were among the guests
present: Miss Emma Schumann. Miss An
ME McNally, Miss Minnie Brand, Miss
Carrie Wiener, Miss Stella Schumann, Miss
Aggie McNally. Miss Ula Brand, Miss An
ME Sehumann. Miss Emma Myers, Miss
Laura SGhumann, Miss Alice Wiener;
Messrs. W. j. Dillon, Walter Donovan,
David Nicholson. J. Weiss. Frank Tantan,
j Oln Lehritta, G. Tantan, Arthur Themia,
Mrs. l.. SchumanD, Mrs. j. Myers, Mrs. Nc
Nally, Mrs. Graner, Messrs. w. j. Sharp,
j. +. Lewis, George Crum.
Society Personals.
Mrs. William Nj. Stewart, wife of Senator
Stewart, has returned to this Coast from the
East.
Mr.. Timothy Hopkins and family are ex-
pected to arrive in this city from Japan
about the 14th inst.
According to present plans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs will leave for Newport on
the 18th inst.
Mrs. Theresa Fair and Miss Virginia Fair
came up from Monterey on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinckard left San
Rafael to-day to visit Colonel and Mrs. E.
I. Eyre at Menlo.
Mrs. a. Il. Rutherford aad the Misses
Alice and Birdie Rutherford returned to the
city from Monterey yesterday.
Baron and Baroness Won Schroeder leave
to-day on their long-projected European
trip, and will be away some years
Mr. Frank j. CarOlan has left for Chicago
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs, George NJ. Pull
man. He will be absent two weeks.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer has been visiting Los
Angeles. Mr.. Meyer is a prominent mem
Der of the Cercle Francois.
Mrs Phoebe Hearst and Miss Nellie Hill
,-ar ba We nOstponed their visit TO Dei Monte
until the 10th inst
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Baldwin and family
were in London al last accounts and about
10 visit Belgium and Germany.
MT. and Mrs. B. +. Norris and Miss Ida
Carlton have returned from prolonged So
iOurn at Del Coronado.
Rev. DIR. A. c. Hirst has returned from his
trip East Yesterday he left for Lake Ia
hoe to attend the summer assembly OF the
Chautaqua Literary and Scientific Circle.
PIONEER SOCIETY.