The morning call., 1891-08-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mantle Parl0r Makes Hay of "Al.
falfa" Last Night.
Native Daughters as Hostesses-Reunion Of
schoolmates-A Cantatrice Married.
Rural Expeditions.

The Outing Club, composed of members
of Company B, First Infantry, N. G. c..
Will go on trip to Camp Taylor on the 18th
inst. and return the following Sunday, IN
der command of Captain Irving b. Cook.
A few days ago Rev. DR.. Stebbins united
Mrs. n. Irving Wilson and MIR. Kellogg in
marriage at the Unitarian Church. After a
wedding breakfast ct the Pleasanton the
happy pair left on bridal trip to Alaska.
The Beulah Club will entertain this even
ing at Mission Music Hall, on the corner of
Howard and Twenty first streets.
The Golden West Quartet gave a select
social yesterday afternoon at the Dramatic
Exchange. 1857 Powell street, to members
of the press and invited guests. A few
choice numbers were rendered in manner
that aroused quite an enthusiasm. The
quartet will shortly appear in public at the
Beasey concert at Odd Fellows Hall On the
oath and 25th insts.
Miss Evaline Bassett. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Bassett of Oakland, was
married to Mr.. Emil Henry Evers in that
city on Wednesday evening. The young
couple left this city the following morning
for the Blue Lakes. Mr. Evers is Deputy
Coroner In the City OF Oaks, and the brides
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club pro-
duce "Razel Kirke" at Irving Hall this
evening. strong cast is promised.
The Merry Ten Social Club was organized
last week with the following officers: Pres
ident, Miss Maude Cleary; Vice President.
Miss Nellie Scanlon; Secretary, Miss Jen-
ME Forest; Treasurer, Miss Minnie Commit.
The club will give party in August.
The Clover Club, a distinct favorlte
among IFS brother clubs, will give its second
anniversary party at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening.
The Fremont Parlor Party.
Especially pretty decorations marked the
Tor, No. 80, Native Daughters of the Golden
West. in spite of potent opposition else
where, the daughters drew together large
company.
The grand march was led by Miss Maggie
Collins and Mr. John Leonard. Neat pro-
grammes were furnished, and the parlor
was voted by the gentlemen to be entirely
composed OF hostesSes 10 the manner born.
Following we're the committees: Ar
engagements - Miss Mnllie Dillon, Miss
Debbie Barry, Miss Nellie Cooley, Miss
Laura Fritz Miss Minnie Dunlap, Miss
Kate Gilney, Miss Mamie Keefe; Recep-
ton - Miss Hannah Collins. Miss Mary
Adams. Miss Emma Watts, Miss Mamie
Clarke. Miss Lucy Pickett, Miss Ada Burge.
Miss Kittie Leary; Floor-Miss Eliza Mon
tague, bliss Rosie King, Miss Lizzie Adams,
Miss Fannie Regain, Miss Maggie Collins !;
floor manager, Miss Gertie j. Campbell !;
assistant, Miss Debbie NJ. Barry.
The Hewitt-Gleason Wedding.
Yesterday morning Miss Annie Z. Glea-
son, the well-known cantatrice, WAS mar
ried to Mr.. NJ. C. Hassett, an esteemed at
toIney of this city. The ceremony took
place at st. Mary's Cathedral, and was per-
formed by Rev. George Montgomery, Chan
cellor OF the diocese. The bride has dstin-
gulshed herself as a member of the Carl
Rosa and August Harris companies all over
the United States, England and Continental
Europe. Alter receiving public ovation
here on her return she made a concert tour
with Nine. Camilla Ur:o. The happy pair
partook of wedding breakfast after the
parents. 1611 Stockton street.
The Mantle ParIor Entertainment.
1t is to be hoped that the horse named in
the second act mantle cut of Debt by En-
tertainmen" was winner last evening at
Irving Hall. The occasion was the presen-
tation Of the original farce-comedy Alfalfa
Grass" by members OF Mantle PaIlor, No
105. Native Sons of the Golden West.
1t was breezy, wild production that never
Jagged moment nor allowed any of the
cast to rest. The latter comprised: ME-
D. l. Lee, Mr.. Eric NJ. Francis Mr.. Edwin
J. Grady, Miss F. b: Slattery, Miss 7. Bro
haska, Mr.. Frank G. Drury, Mr.. d. W.
Wise, Mr.. Thomas c. Knowles, Mr.. C. L.
Parent Jr., Mr.. F. NJ. Coffin, Miss May +.
Walker, Miss Emma Wells, Miss l.. Water
man, Mr.. K. L. Barry, Mr.. J. W. Silk,
Master Peter Petersen, Mr.. Eldredge
wicker, Mr.. c. a. Drnry, Mr.. Willie Wire.
The local and native" illusions kept the
packed audience il high good bumor, and
the ant I'm QnTad we'll fnr fbn
OF the Forthcoming outing at Santa Cruz.
A dance, introduced by Miss Minnette
Steinan, was loudly applauded, and, incl
dentally, it may he said, that much of the
music was excellent. A march, Mantle"
by Professor L. L. SchmitZ exhibited con-
siderable skill. The entertainment was un-
der the following management: Mr. Z. w.
Francis, Stage Manager; Mr.. J. B. keenan,,
Assistant Stage Manager; Mr.. George Kan
zee, Musical Director; Mr.. ). r. Ames, Mas
ter MachiniSt; Mr.. I. Mordecai, Master of
Properties.
Mantle Parlor had reason to be proud of
its entertainment, much of the success of
that and the succeeding dance being due to
the following committees: Committee of
ARRANGEMENTS. c. Knowles, L. f. Byng-
ton, A. T. McCreery, F. G. Drury. }. T.
Paulsen, S. Il. Ames, j. b. Garland, r. j.
Wills. j. B. Keenan, and F. Mordecal; Re-
ception Committee - j. B. Pdulsen, Il. j.
Willis, A. 7. McCreery, j. Z. Scully, j. b.
Garland. E. j. Behrr, l.. f. Byngton, C. d.
Carter, q. A Weyer, w. ID. Zimmerman,
John a. Lynch. j. Z. Eggert, o; a. Weihe,
c. NJ. Taylor and G. C. Wrede; Floor Com
mittee-M. G. Owen, Manager; Assistants:
H.. Damkroeger, A. W. Borehers, w. A.
O'Leary, g. W. Clark and w. NJ. Hunt
A Reunion of SchooImates.
On Thursday evening last a reunion of
the Ursuline pupils was entertained by Miss
Annie KelDy, at her California-Street resi-
dence. The parlors were brilliantly lighted
and tastefully decorated with smilax, pot
plants and palms.
The guests were received by the charming
hostess, assisted by Miss Annie Smith and
Miss Fennel. The evening was most enjoy
ably spent in dancing, games, music and
Rotations. Miss Annie Fennel rendered
some charming selections on the guitar;
Miss Annie Smith, the young pianist, as
ton Of LIFTS "Rigoletto Paraphrase" and
the "Erl King; Messrs. Joseph and
John Grennan performed some very choice
selections upon the cOrnet and violin, ac-
panied on the piano by Miss Matte Kelly !;
the vocal solos by the Misses Lizzie Mahony
and Margaret McAuliffe were appreciated
by all present; Miss Kelly and Miss Molie
Smith performed beautifully upon the
mandolns. AT II O'Clock the guests were
ushered into the spacious dining-hall, where
all paTBOOk Oh SuiDpIuOuS TepaSl. Inc
guests departed shortly after Miss Annie
Smith played Home. Sweet Home"
Among those present were: Miss Annie
Smith, Miss Annie Fennel, Miss Margaret
MeAuliffe, Miss Mary Mulcahy, Miss
Mollie Smith, Misses Ella and Lizzie
Mahony, Miss Rose Sweeney, Messrs w.
O'Neil, Joseph and John Grennan, Frank
Sweeney, J. Moore. j. w. Mcdonald and
many others.
Trip to the Yosemite.
On the Goth ult. Miss l.. Meyer, Miss l..
Rayessen, Miss j. Meyer and Mr.. L. Gill
left the city for the Yosemite Valley via
Sonora, where they met Mrs. j. Bauman.
the Misses Addie, Anna and Noble Bau-
man, OF Sonora Miss A. Klarich and Miss
Belle Colbert, of Philadelphia, and Messrs.
c. Mayer and G. Bauman, of Sonora.
The party left Sonora al o'clock on the
morning of the 22d ult., after having spent
hve days Of great enjoyment in the valley.
While there they attended three hops at
Barnard's Hotel.
The party returned to Sonora on the LIST
inst. Miss L. Meyer, Miss j. Meyer and
MIR. L. Gill returned to the city on the Sd