The morning call., 1891-11-18
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W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Of Miss Hattie LYMAN
and Mr.. T. Baruch.
The Old Ladies' Home Concert owles-Curtis
Marriage An I o. G. T Gathering.
Social Sparks-PsrsonaIs.

Mrs. John Boggs Las issued cards for a
tea. to take place at the Palace Hotel next
Saturday afternoon.
he Club Of 81 gave its first party OF the
present season last night at Lunt's Hall
About forty couples participated in an en-
I0yab!e succession of dances. A feature of
the occasion was the large number of bellies
present. Judging by its initial effort the
club should have highly successful season.
Mr.. Irwin c. Stump, Chairman of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, Will be
united in marriage this evening to Miss
Evelyn Aull, sister Of Mr. Charles Aull, at
Folsom.
Tie young ladies who will receive with
the lady managers of the Maria Kip Or
phauage at Mrs. J. D. Fry's on Thursday
evening next are: Miss Sperry, Miss Bes-
sic Bowie, Miss May Friedlander. Miss
Mamie Scott, Miss Mason, Miss Cheeseman,
Miss Lucy Brooks. Miss Mcpherson. Miss
Ethel Smith, Miss Ruger, Miss Sallie May
nard, Miss Harrington, Miss E. Findley,
Miss Perrin. Miss Graham, Miss Thompson,
Miss Cole, Miss Mary Bell Gwin and Miss
Macardo. General Graham has kindly ten
dered the Preside Band for the evening
Mr.. +. NJ. Greenway has kindly consented
to take charge Of the music and dancing
There IS some talk of childfen's musical
ta4 = IA IKE near future. 10 take place on
Sutter street. The feature will be chill
uren'5 symphony, arranged by popular
musical artist
i. Postmaster George Sturteyant and Miss
:. Susie Hand were united in marriage yester-
Day by Rev. t; !. Garretle, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. They will spend
their honeymoon in Lake County.
Ihe wedding OF Miss Eta Tracy and Mr.
Harron Will be solemnized this evening at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. James II.
Hatch, 10l1 Pine street.
The birthday anniversary of Master Wal
ter Ablers was celebrated with an enjoy
able party Oh Saturday last. Among those
present were: Miss Bessie Ahlers, Miss
Roselle Schwartz and Mr.. +. Kracke.
san francisco Lodge, Mo-. L. Z. A, will
entertain at their new lodge-room in Forest
ers' building this evening.
double event was celebrated at tho
residence of Mrs. W. c. Gibson, 6l4 Ten
nessee street, Potrero; on Thursday last.
Mrs GlOson's sister, Miss Lille Thornton,
was married to MIR. J. w. Boston. and Miss
TEcrnton's little niece was christened. both
CEREMONIES being performed by the Rev.
w. >. BoVard. The joyous double occasion
was attended by a large number of friends.
Martha Lodge, No. 24l, X. and l.. of H.,
u. b. Hall, to comprise literary entertain
ment and ball This is the only German
lodge Of this order in the city.
Court Seal Rock, No. 1857, A. o. f. of A..
VIII give social at B'nal Birth Hall this
evening.
A pleasant surprise party was, given re-
Gently to Miss Nora ToOmey TO celebrate her
eighteenth birthday anniversary at her resi-
dence, 1886 Bryant street.
The Escorts will give their second hop at
Cnion-square Hall this evening.
The Comrades gave their first hop last
evening at UnOn-square Hall. There were
over one hundred couples present. Mr..
Eugene Lacy directed the floor, assisted by
Messrs. j. Carroll, II. Bassett, F. Teahan,
Reid Beckett, Frank Ward. J. Jenning.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 4will give an
entertainment this evening in Irving Hall.
owing to a variety Of unforeseen diff
eultieS, including small audience, the
lllden benefit to have been given last night
AT Saratoga Hall was postponed until after
the holidays, when the management is
hopeful OF putting on Led Astray' before
large and appreciative house.
The Western Addition Literary and
social Club will meet this evening at odd
lows Hall. The farce, "a Silent Pro-
tcetor,' Will be a feature of the entertain-
mrnt
The AllOtria Club, the new Bohemian as