The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Number of Enjoyable Club and
Lodge Parties.
Two Parlors of Native Daughters Entertain
Rev. Mr, Hale at an Olive Ranoh-sur-
prise on Webster Street Notes.

Miss Nellie Corbitt and Mr.. Frederick 5.
Moody will be married at Trinity Chureh
to-day at high noon.
Mrs. J. c. Flood met with quite painful
accident on Monday. While stepping from
her carriage in front of her residence on
California street she slipped and fractured
the bone of the right arm just above tue
wrist.
The monthly hop of Excelsior Lodge, No.
1852. K. and L. of H.. VIII take place this
evening a. Union square Hall
The n. C. F. will give their initial enter
tainment and dance this evening at the
Potrero Opera House.
Oriental Rebekan Degree Lodge, No. 30,
gave a pleasant paper social last evening at
their rooms in Ola Fellows Building:
The engagement is announced OF MISS
Gussie De2Isch. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs
j. Deutsch, to MIR. j. b. Jones of this city.
They will receive their friends as usual,
Friday afternoons and evenings, at 1918
Pine street
The eighth anniversary and dance of the
Companions of the Forest VIII De given at
B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
The Excelsior Club on Monday evening
curiai!ed the programme which they usually
present at Washington Hall on account of
the large amount of business they had to
transact, the principal thing being the cleo
tion of officers for term oil SIX months.
This resulted rs follows: President, n. f.
Ravin; Vice-Presdent, Mrs. G.. G. Walker;
Secretary, Mrs. j. Scblessinger; Treasurer,
Miss NJ. Lantz; Directors - Messrs. w. E.
Walker. e. W. Strickland, G. Crlttenden,
Miss Lima Crews and Miss Pearl Berry.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, U. E. A.,
will give en- open meeting in Laurel Hall,
Shiels Building, this evening.
Mrs Audenred. at her residence on Yer
mont avenue, Washington, d. c., has given
a nun Der Of delightful dinners and lunch
cons since the going abroad of her daughter
as the bride of Count Divonne. Charming
letters come over the sea" from the
Countess, who writes enthusiastically of
her visit 10 the parents Of the Count at their
cas-. at Geneva, and OF her own home in
PARIS, where the young people are now SET
tied Miss Audenried, now the Countess
DNJnne, was great beauty, and her friends
here Will be interested TO hear of her happi-
ness.
Ir. Hale at an Olive Ranch.
Rev. L. Z. hale was entertained on Friday last
by Mr.. E. Z. Goodrich at luncheon at FL Quito
olive aud vine farm, near San Jose. Mr.. Hale in
spected the ranch, aud WAS particularly interest
ed in the process Of curing and preparing olives
for The oll-makng process and in the actual ex-
preston OF the oil Itself. which was then being
performed by crew of trained Italian workmen.
delicious Italian luncheon" was served.
The menu was daintily written on polished
squares OF olive wood and was served IN true
Italian manner, all In MI GOodreh's happlest
style. Mr.. Hale bindly gave each one present
his dutog aph upon lie unique menu chip, which
VIII lIe eater remain is souvenir OF most de-
lighGful occasion.
There were present. besides the honored guest
ana Hell-kDown host. Mrs. DR.. H0raliO StebOins
and Judge and Mrs. Myrlek OF San Francisco
DR.. L. a. Osborne OF Santa Clara and Mir. Albert
Osborne formerly OF Media, Ia.
A knights of Honor Entertainment.
District No. :, Knights of Honor, comprising
Yerba Buena, Ivy and Friendship lodges. held
their second reunion last Tuesday evening at
Pioneer Hall. II was as pleasant and as u eat d
success as It's predecessor
Following was The programme: Overture,
"Silvrr Bell" Hahu's Orchestra; welcome and
int OducliOn of Past Grand Dictator w. II.
Barnes, BY Edgar c. Rust; gavottr "Forget-me-
not On. Glesel, instrumental quartet; song,
Answer" Mrs. Nellie West, accnmpauIst Pro-
lessor ZlIani; recitation, Miss Emma Ouyon;
selections, Dolores Club-H. f. Gender, o Ell
linghouse, W. Il. Hailrtt d. II. Mclaughlin;
song. Forbidden" (tiastaldoD), Miss Hilda Col
lison; selections. Professor W T. Ross, An;
THE Guard Mount (R. Eilenberg), Hahn's Or
cbesiTa; duo, "Drfi, My Bark" tkucheu),
Misses Hlda and LOttie COLLISION.
The direction OF the pleasant affair was vested
10 the following hands: Executive Committee
Frederick Boeglef, Ell NJ. Hunter, j. Henry D.
rlegate, Frank J. Lane, " lillian Murray. alter
5. Pi zee; Reception COmmttee-E. BOuuell, j.
II. FIshbeck. Henry Wnue f. C. Ford. l.. Sill
yesjer, Thomas JuhastoHe, John r. SuudOerg.
Isaac OnyOn. b. w. Buirdge; floor manager, j.
henry ApWeBalei fIGOT Cohullilee-GeOiB sc ii.
CLARK, " lillian Murray, John GnllaU, L. Ii. Mac
donald, 3. j. {. Smith, Frank Beg
Surprise Party On Webster Street.
Oac OF the most pie .sant of the many sur
prlses OF Iuo past week was the party tender ed
to Mr.. A. j 4cobson By his many friends. II was
a genuine surprise
The handsome home had been elegantly
decorated, the parlors belug arranged as
garden while singing birds made the imii ation
more complete. The gentleman arrived Al MS
home at 9:15 o'clock and was quite embarrassed
al lie sight Of 50 many OF us Lends, but made
a neat speech. Dancing, singing, games ETC.,
were intulged in until carry morn, when the
guests DEPARTED signing al the shortness OF the
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs s.
jacobson, Mrs A. HesSer, the Misses Lille and
SOPHIE jacobson, Miss Bertha zimmerman, Miss
Ray Plat >chek, Miss Rosie Simon, Mi.> Lille
Silver, Miss Kay Sdnuels Miss Hannah Zmm-r-
man, MISS Adele Levy, Miss Minute Zimmer-
man. Miss i. Piatscliek, Miss LOta Levy, Miss
Mary Levy, Mrs A RUBIN, Miss Carrie Schube-
ner. Miss Hattie Levy, ssBertha Levy, Mrs. 5.
Cohen. Mrs. l.. Schobensri Messrs b. Jos ph, E.
kragrn, }. KAISER, l. GarIen, NJ. Fogel, Ben
Levy, K FogeI, ID. Sehlessinger, H. jacobson, II.
jacobson, a jacobson, H. Schubener, Max ii lTnr
William Bloom oil San Jose, Sol PeIser. d.
Krone, l.. Piatsehek, A. Harshall, Il. Levy, A.
Wagner, 5. Cohen and NJ. Z. LIGHT.
The Club Seal Rock Entertainment.
The Club Seal Rock. A. o. F. of A, gave their
first entertainment and social last Tuesday night
at B'nai Birth Hail. Tie occasion was made
thoroughly enjoyable.
The programme OF the entertainment was as
foliows; Overture; remarks, Chief Ranger
George Il. olfe; piano solo. Miss Annie Fen
nell; song, Robert Bonner; violin solo, A. ID.
Buckley song. James +. Bailey; recitation,
William j. Lonetgau; song, Harry BdrDee.
Dancing In the eayly decorated hall closed the
sihdlr
The committees of the evening consisted Of:
Executive CunmIttee-James l.. Dunn tChair-
man, Phil Gebhardt, l.. V. de Mamel, NJ l..
CaIkson. j. L. 0Bfen. j. X. Taylor, A. Il.
Ramm; ReCe ZION COmmittee-J. Il, 0Brien
(ChalImauh NJ Alien, i. II. Nichols, NJ. o. heefe,
A. 5. BlicN, g. Potter. g II. raube j. H. Fur
ren. j. +. Morton; Chairman on EDer talument,
I0BH Il. Taylor; floor manager, Nj. h. Claik~on
Floor CommilIse-OUo hrdatz K. J. l. uttsinger,
Ed .. Oils, Henry Kral, Harry Laws on. }. D..
Doyle.
A Native Daughters Party,
A very enjoyable apron and necbtie party was
given In ashington Hall last Tuesday eve ming
by The members of Fremont Parlor, No. So n. ID.
G. w. The hall was handsomely decorated and
presented very striking appearance Tie mu-
sic for the occasion was furnished by Foey's
Orchestra.
The aprons and necSties were distributed,
after which dancing began and was kept up IN
Ill late hour. During lie evening tue hall was
thrUnged with the friends and admirers of the
members OF tho parlor. All expires sed Themselves
very much delighted at The manner In which the
patty was managed.
When the orchestra played Home. sweet
Home" the guests still fingered 10 say they
hOpeu 10 ENJOY Sucn dnOlD bf night Win lne par
lur soon again. Many prominent members of the
Native Sous of the Golden " est were noticed
among the guests. The following committee
managed the pleasant affair: Miss J. Virgins,
assisted by Miss c. ZUwasky, Miss NJ. Dunlap,
Miss c. Perpole. Miss l.. Dunnng and Miss $.
1ulloch.
The Minerva Parlor Party.
Minerva Pallor. No. 2, n. d. q. w, hello their
fourth anniversary bali last evening, al Union
square Hall Iretty decorations lad been
arranged about the scene, the main features
being light-cUlored pOr;ieres and handsome
floral pieces upon the stage, displaying the word
"wtleOme," wrought in lnargOlds and in pinks
There was no lack OF partners for The charming
Naive Daughters who flltted about alfred in
most becoming toilets, eager 10 promote the
pleasure Of tieir guests. The grand march,
music by the PhenlX Band, was a very pretty
sight. Altogether, The reception was a great
success and considering the membership OF the
parInr (about sixty quiIe largely attended. A
feature OF The evening was The dancing oil little
Irene, who completely capivated The hearts Of
Tho SPECTATORS, 10 her exhibition between tile
first TWO dances.
The BeTlins Party.
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