The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numbers Preparing to Leave the
City for The Holidays.
The Alta Lodge Dance-Party on Pine Street
Testimonial Corcert-At the Warm
Springs-Brief Notes.

10 VlSlJ Napa on O0aTu MS launcn. a jolly
time is expected
The tournament at San Rafael, an &C
count of which will be found in another
column. opened yesterday and number of
heats were played off. To-day a much
larger attendance is expected.
The members of Charles Cassasa's band
gave Mrs. 6. Muhling serenade on Thurs
day evening last, welcoming her return
home from the East. After discoursing
sweet strains of music for a while they
were invited into the house to partake OF
refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker
and Mrs. Lampe assisted Mrs. Muhling with
her duties as hostess. After playing again
and winding up with "Home. Sweet Home"
they left highly pleased with their enter
tainment.
Invitations are out for private picnic to
be given by the employees of the Bancroft
Company at Oak Grove, Contra Costa Coun-
ty, Sunday, July 18th.
Excelsior Lodge, Knights and Ladies of
Honor, gave an enjoyable party last night
at UniOn-square Hall. Mrs. Major and Mrs
Kinsman received the friends pleasantly
and Professor Horne directed the floor so
that all could enjoy the meeting.
Bonita Circle, No. 104, Court of FOreSterS,
gives its first annual social at Mangel's
Hall this evening.
n Testimonial Concert.
A successful testimonial concert for the
benefit of Rev. A. Brown was given last
night at B'nai Birth Hall.
The following is the programme: Piano
selo (Selected), Professor w. V. Plise; ro-
nance, Romeo and juliet" (GounoD, Miss
Mamie COney; violin solo, Gesang Scene !"
Epohr), Mr.. Charles p Orr, accompanied
By Mr.. f. II. Orr; bio Posente, Faust 3"
Gonnod), Mr.. j. c. Hughes; piano solo
helected), Professor 5. Martinez; romance,
The Jewess" (Haleyy) Mr.. 5. Blum; bal
lad The Daisy :" (ArdiW, Miss Rose Ad-
Ter; arie III BaIero" (VeIdD Rev. A.
Brown; piano solo selected, Professor S.
Martinez.
Mr.. Brown has been an earnest worker
among the Hebrew people here for the past
fifteen years. He has been connected with
three cOngregations-with that which USED
TO meet on Stockton, between Broadway
and VALLEJO, with the TaylOr-street Syna-
Gogue, and with the Beth-lsra Synagogue,
formerly OH Turk and now on Geary street.
Mr. Brown intends going East if necessary
funds can be raised for his transp ortation.
last nights concert.
Surprise Pine Street.
Miss Jennie Stewart was given a surprise
party by number of her friends at the res
idence of her parents, 1885 Pine street, last
Wednesday evening.
The house was handsomely decorated
with flowers of all descriptions for the oc-
casion. Games, singing and dancing were
INDUCED IN until midnight, when the guests
partoOk of repaSt which was spread for
them, after which they departed for their
homes.
Following are those who were present:
Miss Susie Desmond, Miss Annie Larkins,
Miss Katie :O'C0nnor, Miss Beck Marion,
Miss Julia COffey. Miss Annie Desmond,
Miss Mary Flaherty, Miss Tessie Marion.
Miss Emma Hicks. Miss Mamie Oman !;
John Lang. G. Mckay and Forester
Adams.
The Alta Lodge Party.
Alta Lodge, a. o. u. w, gave very
pleasant private party at Mangel's Hall last
Tuesday evening. The hall was beautifully
decorated in honor of the occasion. The
guests enjoyed themselves with music and
games until II o'clock, when they adjourned
TO the banquet-rOuln, where a Sumptu0uS
repaSt was served.
Among those present were: Miss Lena
MursSki, Miss Nellie Gallagher, Miss Kittie
Wainwright, Miss Nellie Druhan. Miss
Maud NickersOn, Miss Maggie Gallagher
Miss Grace World, Miss Annie FowkeS,
Miss BERTHE Inns. Miss Laura Teyis /;
Messrs. II. Pukham, Hugo Wldeman, Is.
Adams, {. Kane, George Tilden, A. Good
win, Roderick Herold, Lloyd Mann, Walter
Hull, Arthur Holman, and a number of 9TH
ers too numerous to mention.
Music Tor dancing was furnished by
Blum's orchestra.
Party at Warm Springs.
a delightful party was given to Miss Lo-
retta Weller by her friends at the residence
of her parents. on Friday evening, the 10Th
ult
The evening was pleasantly spent ia
the enjoyment of vocal and Instrumental
music and dancing.
At midnight supper was served, after
which dancing was resumed, and kept up
until late hour, when the guests departed,
feeling greatly pleased with their evenings
entertainment.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
c. Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Guenchard, Mr..
II. Pohlmann, Miss Bertha Pfaff, Miss
Gussie Oelrich, Miss Emma Cote. Miss
Maggie Nagle, Miss Mabel Burnett and
Miss Lyons of San Francisco. Miss Loretta
Weller, Miss Kate Power, Miss Mary Power,
Miss Lutte Twohig, Miss Maggie Cushing,
Miss Annie Cronin, Hiss Annie Kobot,
Miss Mary Redding, Miss Nellie Redding,
Miss Clara Peralta, Miss Loretta Peralta,
Miss Angie Echiverrea, Miss Loretta Ech-
verrea, Miss Mamie Russell, Miss Annie
Russell, Miss Katie Russell, Miss Maggie
Byrnes, Miss Mamie Byrnes. Miss Wolf,
Miss Mamie Tenrety, Miss Mile Lloyd,
Miss Lottie Fouzog, Miss Clara Vernaud
and others.
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. }. i. Crockett, MI and Mrs.
f. W. HOPKINS, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Zeile and Mr.. and Mrs. Mountford S. Will
son left yesterday for Sprosser Creek, near
Lake Tahoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grant and Miss Hart
are in San Jose. Joseph d. Grant, accom-
panied by Master d. Grant, left on Tuesday
for Del Monte. Monterey.
Colonel Samuel j. Taylor, Major E. c.
Hughes, Lieutenant 7. c. Cluff and Mr.. j.
W. Barney. Quartermaster of the San Fran
cisco HussarS, are at Santa Cruz.
Miss Laura McKinStry, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Z. w. McKinstry, has reached En-
gland after a pleasant trip across the At
lantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller (nee Sim
mons have returned TO Sacramento from
their wedding trip.
Lieutenant and Mrs. f. NJ. Bostwick have
returned from their visit to GAINESVILLE Wis
Mr.. Allen Cooley, accompanied by the
Misses Edith, Belle and Ella Cooley, are at
Pacific Grove
Congressman and Mrs. McKenna and
daughter are at Kennebunk, Me, for the
summer.
Mrs. Carl V. Bailey of Shanghai, China, is
home on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Wheeler Martin, 1886 Market street, this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dargie will 60 to
Santa Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Eastland are being
entertained by DR.. Erquhart of Los Gatos
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore b. Dockweiler NEE
Reeve, who were married on Tuesday at
St. Marys Cathedral by Rev. Mr.. Mayer,
President of the st. Vincent College, Los
Angeles, assisted by Bishop Mora of Los
Angeles and Bishop OConnell of Marys-
vile. viii visit the northern summer re-
sorts and return to Los Angeles early in
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Hall returned to
their cottage at Sausalito on Wednesday,
after an absence of several months in the
East.
Miss Lucy b. Hayes has returned from
Santa Cruz and is a guest at the PIeasan-
ton.
Mr.. James Phelan has arrived at his resi-
dence in Phelap Park, Santa Cruz. Mrs
and Miss MOlia Phplan in tha Ea eft with