The morning call., 1891-06-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
June Entertainment Of the Native
Sons of Vermont.
Several Delightful Home Parties The Carmel
Assembly Presentation out-Of-Town
Events-Personals.

Mrs. William Mortimer of Niles gave a
very dainty luncheon last Friday afternoon
to her many friends. Miss Florence Morti-
mer had decorated the rooms with quanti-
ties of fragrant brakes and brilliant peonies.
The lunch was delicious and eharmingly
served by several young ladies. who wore
red, yellow and pink gowns, with caps and
aprons to match.
Evans Council, No 80. o. c. F., v i'll give
fan party this evening at Washington Hall
on Eddy street.
On last Saturday very pleasant surprise
party was rendered TO Mr. w. Z. Hall at his
residence, 20l4 Golden Gate avenue. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
HALL Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. James Clyde and
MIR. and Mrs. S. j. Sims.
The Club of the Golden West held another
enjoyable social last evening at their hall,
927 Pacific street
The ladies of La Volta Society held re-
ceptiOn last evening in Social Hall, Saratoga
Building. President Murphy did much TO
promote the pleasure of those present.
The attendance at the Tremonts' social
Thursday evening was all that could be de-
sired. 1t taxed the hall to its full capacity
and the guests derived much pleasure from
dancing until II o'clock.
The beautiful residence OF Mr.. F. G. San
ford at the Mira Sol vineyard, near Sarato-
ga, was the scene of very pretty wedding
on Decoration day. The high contracting
parties were DR.. Edward L. Paramore, son
of DR.. Paramore, one of the leading physi-
clans Of Gilroy, and Miss Marion S. Tracie,
the daughter of the late Colonel I. G. Ira
Gle of Kentucky. The bride is well and IA
Yorably known in San Jose.
The Chautauqua Circle Reunion.
At the entertainment and banquet given
by the Treasure-Seekers' Chautauqua Circle
of the First Presbyterian Church on Tues
day last, a notice of which appeared in
these columns of Wednesday, the guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cam bell, Rev.
George Stuart, Mrs. Isabelle Woodland,
Miss Emily Luvis Mrs. GRAY, Miss Maggie
Glib, Mr.. aud MIS-. L. r. PattersuD, Mr.. G.
z. Benlz, Miss Bertha Gray, Miss Maud
Gray, Mr.. A. L. SharrOcks, Miss Emma
Cooper, MIR. Hau, Miss Jessie Carruthers,
Miss Kate Maher, Mr.. Fred Gray, Miss Jen-
ME Lundquist, Alr. Arthur Boswell, Miss
Voorhees,, Mr.. j. c. Bentz, Miss Mary
Farnham. Miss J. Feubner, Miss Lillian
McMurray, Mr.. w. PoOrman, Mr.. Milton
McnmTay, Miss Annie Pat ersOn, Miss
Georgia Trogler. Mr. w. II. Taylor. DR.. w.
+. Cheney, Miss Greer Miss Marion Feath-
erstoD, Miss Jennie White, Mr.. ii. A..
BevieT, Mr. Henry Boswell, Mr.. ID. L. de
Leary, Mr. Lewis Miss Belle Boswell, Mr.
w. BalnaYes Mr.. James Milton Patrick.
The Carmel Assembly Entertainment.
Carmel Assembly. Young Ladies' Cath
Ollie Union, held a pleasant entertainment
in cosy LOyola Hail, on the corner Of Tenth
and Market streets, last evening.
The feature Of the occasion was the pres
| entation to Colonel W. p. Sullivan of the
| FIRST Regiment Of a handsome lfe-size
| portrait Of himself. The Colonel was largely
| instrumental in organizing the society and
| the drill corps which made so favorable an
| impression a short time ago. He was Wis
! IDLY overcome with surprise when Miss
! Maggie Curtis presented the gilt IN neat
! speech, but made suitable reply
| An interesting musical and literary pro-
! gTamme was rendered, the committee re-
/ sponsiOle for the enjoyable affair being
| composed Of: Miss Connolly, Miss Curtis,
! Miss Harold, Miss Laird. Miss McCloSkey,
| Miss Weller. Miss Grace.
a Post-Nuptial Reception.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morton L. Cook havin g re-
! turned from their wedding tour gave a
! very pleasant ice-cream social at their resi-
! dence Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
| Mosher and ladies. The evening was pleas
! antly passed in singing, dancing and mus
| zeal selections. Nj. Yale Gleason acted a 5
master of ceremonies with exquisite tact.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
! Mosher, Miss French, Miss Jones, Miss Nell
! son, Miss Wismer, Miss O'Counor, Mis-
! Joseph, Miss O'Donnell, Miss Lainey,
! MeSsrs. \ ale Gleason, Robert $ Clark,
| Charles Kane, W. ID. Himmelmann, Mr.
| DittlelOw.
The EermOnters' Entertainment.
| A large audience enjoyed the programme
provided By the Pacific Coast association,
! Native Sons of Vermont, at Odd Fellows
! Hall last evening.
There were a large number of encores.
| Mrs. L. B. West was fairly covered with
! flowers in response to her rendition of
Non Yer" Miss Carol Grouse played
many parts with success, and MI Craig
! did justice to Mark Twain's Italian Guide"
| Others who earned applause were: Miss
| Laura Mulick, Miss Eta Poole Mrs. Stan
! didge aud the members of the Phi euiX
| Either Club.
President Dillingham; announced the pro-
| gramme with his accustomed quiet dignity,
! and the floor at tie closing dance was di-
rected as follows: Floor manager, Mr..
/ Wallace NJ. Cowie; Floor Committee-Cap-
| tain G. S. Woodruff, Mr. NJ. l.. StOwell,
Mr.. Thomas q. Wyatt Mr. j. L. Cum
mings.
! Party on Leayenworth Street.
a very enjoyable surprise party was given
| to Miss Mollie Newman at her residence
1908 Leavenworth street, on Tuesday even
| ing the Goth ult., on the occasion Of her de-
pariure for Washington. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, MI
J and Mrs. Baker, Miss c. Johnson, Mrs.
/ Berry, Mrs. de Winten, Miss l.. Her bert
| Mr.. and Mrs. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Skin
| ner, Mr.. and Mrs. T. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.
Warner. Mrs. J. W. Perry, Mrs. Mary Sing,
| Mrs. c. j. Jensen, Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. ).
! WicOtt, Nir. and Mrs. j. 7. Newman, Mr..
! and Mrs. w. Miller, Miss l.. Miller, Miss
| Lena HetZa, Miss Fruda Hetza, Miss l..
! Umfred, the Misses Clara and Fanny Lemp,
tie Misses Elsie and Daisy Newman.
! Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. 5. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs.
! Gibson. Mr.. Mott of Sacramento, Mr.. Sam
| ue Miller and Mr. c. Croker Jr returned
on Wednesday evening from an enjoyable
! trip to the Northwe in Colonel Croker 5
private car.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tubbs. Miss Nettie
| Tubbs and Mr.. Alfred Tubbs have arrived
| from their European and Eastern trip, aud
are at the Palace for the present.
Among The well-known people now in the
! Yosemite Valley are: General and Mrs
John II. Gibbon, Miss Glbbon, Lieutenant
| L. a. Lowering. Miss Lake of the Octavia-
| street Seminary; Miss CARRIER daughter Of
/ Judge CARRIER; Mr. and Mrs. Hecht, Mr..
! Charles F. Adams and party of Oakland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Croker have rented
the Barroilhet place, near San AIateo, Tor
! the summer season.
| Mrs. Milton ). Latham has gone on a visit
| 10 Mrs. Hearst at her ranch. near Glen Ellen.
| Mrs. E. b. Young and children are spend
! ing a few weeks in Santa Cruz. AT the end
| of the month they propose going to the
/ SierTas.
Mir. A. w. Wilson and family, with Mrs.
| August Drueker and grandson, are spend
| ing the summer months at Bartlett Springs
Baron and Baroness Rischthofen are visit
| ing the Yosemite Valley from this city.