The morning call., 1891-03-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Enjoyable Private Par.
ties in This City.
a Tin Wedding at San Jose-The Olympus
Circle Entertainment-Brief Notes Of
Interest Personals.

Alealde Paror. No 254, N. S. G. W..will
be rendered a benefit at the Aleazar Thea
ter this evening when 1.-The Exile" will be
presented.
At a luncheon given by Mrs. Harry F.
Emerc on Friday at her residence, 1115
Geary street, the following ladies were de-
lightfully entertained; Mrs. r. E. Williams,
Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Levison. Miss Leyison,
Miss Marie Williams, Miss Lorena Barber
and others.
Pocahontas Council, No. 3. l. o. r, NJ,
gave a pleasant grabbing party last evening
at Ruby Hall, Red Mems Building.
The guests entertained by Mr.. Charles
r. Peters at a studio tea one afternoon last
week were Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Chase, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Reddng, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard, Miss Ash, Miss GOad. Miss
Finley, Mr.. A. Jouilin, Mr.. G. Nagle. Mr..
L. Miner, Mr.. D. de V. Graham, Mr.. w.
Ooihout and Mr.. L. Miner.
Seven Pines Circle. No. 3. Ladies of the G.
A. r., will give their fifth annual camp
fire and ball at B'nai Birth Hall on Thurs
day evening next.
Burchard Tin wedding in San Jose.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Bur-
chard gathered at their home in San Jose
anniversary Of their marriage.
The parlors had been deliberately deco
rated with smilax festoOning the ceilings,
and banking the mantels were fragrant
flowers and beautiful colored foliage, while
ported plants were in every available place.
Floral tributes we're received from many
and these added another charm to the
already brilliant rooms. The game of
''dddlewinks' was the amusement OF the
evening, six tables playing for the prizes.
The first lady's prize, silver tooth pick
holder, was won by Mrs. W. II. Field, the
second, won by Mrs. Louis Arguelo. W as a
silver spoon, both presents being engraved
March E, 81"
The first gentleman's prize was a bIsque
cigar-caSe, won by Mr.. Louis Arguello; the
second, paper-folieT, which Mr.. Broaddus
gained, The recipients of the bnoby prizes
were Mr.. ). NJ. Ayers and Mr. g. II. Bragg.
AT the close of the games refreshments were
served on tete-a-tet- tables, and the mprri-
ment was kept up until late hour. The
host and hostess received many congratula-
tory compliments and appropriate presents,
nearly all the latter being accom- panied with
an engraved tin card bearing the figure TO-
Those present We're: DR.. and Mrs. Potts,
Mr.. AMI Mis-. Walter Field, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Morenouse, Dr.. and Mrs. Mntie, MIR. aud
Mrs. w. {. Kennedy, Mr. aud Mrs. Louis
Arguello, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W1lthall, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. z. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. o. Broad
aus, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Averett. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Ii. Bragg, MIR. aud Mrs. G. McCabe,
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. NJ. AyreS, Mrs. A. b. Smith.
The Daley Anniversary Party.
Colonel Charles Daley pleasantly cele-
brated Birthday anniversary last Tuesday
evening at the residence of himself and
Mrs. Daley, 912 Suffer street.
a little music was enjoyed in the evening,
when the friends were favored with seIec-
tions by Dr. and Mrs. Toland, Miss Mayer
aud Colonel aud Mrs. Daley. Miss Foltz
contributed an admired recitation.
Among those present Were: DR.. and Mrs.
Toand, Miss McClain. Miss Foltz, Mrs.
Shortrdge, Miss Mayer, Mrs. Inglis, Miss
Inglis, Miss Wempe, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs Cope
land MessrS. Washington Davis, w. N ar
chutZ and j. Court.
The Craven Farewell Party.
Mrs. and Miss Craven gave reee ption on
Thursday evening at their residence, POOP
Pine street, as farewell compliment to Miss
Craven on her departure Tor the East.
After some interesting experiments in
hypnOtism practically demonstrated" mu-
sic and reeitatiOns agreeably occupied the
evening hours. Miss Crayen's rendition of
"a Kiss in the Dark" was much admired.
a dainty supper was served before the
friends left with many "Don voyage" to
the prospective traveller
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs William LY-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Sena-
tor James g. Fair tue Misses NOrah and
Nellie Sullivan, Miss Nina ). Bu.ge, Miss
Clara PendergaSt, Miss Nora FenneI, DR..
j. NJ. Dunn, Mr.. Blethen, Mr.. Fennell. Cap
tain William White, Mr.. William d. Forbes
and others.
The Olympus Circle Entertainment.
The members of Olympus Circle, No. AZ,
Companions of the Forest, gave highly
successful enter tainment and dance on Fri
day evening at Rohweder's Hall, on the cor
ner of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The following was the programme: Over
ture, Park Band; quartet, Miss j. Bollinger,
Mrs. F. Franck, Mr. Maltne, Mr.. II. a.
Bilag; recitation, Miss Mabel Gibbs; bone
solo, Mr.. j. c. Irvine; vocal duet, Miss j.
Bollinger. Mrs. f. Franck; recitation, Miss
Gladys Luther; vocal solo, Miss Grant; Chi
nese specialties. Mr. Leslie Patterson. Mr..
Patterson's makeup was wonderfully real
iStic and Notwithstanding the fact that this
WAS only his second appearance on the stage.
he proved himself quite an expert in his
specaltes.
The Committee of Arrangements was
composed of: Mrs. Franek Mrs. Schade,
Mrs. Hadley, Mr.. Harrje and Mr.. Wagner;
floor manager, Mr.. FL. A. Bilay; assistant
floor manager, Miss Lena 0Ruuke; Recep-
ton Committee Miss Butt, Mrs. 0'Rouke,
Mrs, J. II. Carah, Mr.. DAILY, Mr.. Cheaich
and MIR. Morrison; Floor Committee-Miss
McKernan, Miss Mangan, Mrs. Bilay and
Mrs. KOppen.
Party on Polk Street.
A fancy-dress birthday party was given
recently by Miss Minnie Won Ahnden of 53S
Polk street to her many friends. Among
those present were: Miss Bessie Besel as
Queen Bess, Miss Pearl Heiman as a Gre
utar fiH- a.l4 rt,tt
peasant girl, Miss Emma Won Ahnden as
Kate Greenaway, Miss Lillian Holman as
Baby Mine, Miss Minnie Won Ahnden as
Cleopatra, Miss Helen Schussler as Miss
Mutfett, Miss Minnie Senusser as Red
Riding Hood, Miss Agnes Wagner as Lawn
peasant girl, N SIS Johannah Lihnaberg as
Dolly Warden, Miss Ethel Sharp as Folly
and Leo Herman as sailor.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry III. Stanley and
party are expected to arrive in this city to-
morrow morning. They will be rendered a
reception by the Press Club in the evening
and later on by the Century Club. The
Geographical Society viii also entertain the
distinguished visitors.
Mrs Brechmin returns to-day from visit
to San Luis ObiSpo
MIR. and Mrs. L. B. Ryan and the Misses
Daisy and Ruth Ryan are occupying their
villa at MEMO Park, where they will pass
the summer.
Mr.. William C0rbitt of San MateO is at
the Hoffman House, New York City.
Mrs. l.. Ord Mason, widow Of the late
Captain j. S. Mason. u S. A., is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. George flute, at 1882 Pine
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hill and MI Daniel
NJ. Murphy, Of San Jose, arrived in this
city on Friday and took apartments at the
California.
Captain W. c. Babcock, Q. s. N. of Mare
Island, passed few days here during the
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Paolo de Vecchi will pass a
great portion of the summer at San Rafael.
Captain Charles Egan, U. S. A.. has re-
turned from visit TO San Antonio, Tex
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Whitney have rented
one of the Hotel Rafael cottages for the
summer season.
Mrs. George Nidever, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Frank Lessen, has returned to her
home in Sequel.
Mrs NJ. Fabian has moved from 405 Geary
street to her residence 62l Geary, where she
will be pleased 10 receive her friends the