The morning call., 1891-09-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Press of Parties and Private
Entertainments.
Unitarians in Alameda Hold a Fete-Y. M. 1.
Banquet = The Pompadours' Initial
Meeting Notes.

Doat 1he young ladies In charge OF the
affair are: Miss Ida May, Miss Maggie
O'Hara, Miss Aggie Mutually and Miss
Mamie Mccormick.
On Thursday at Pasadena Miss Mabel
Hood. daughter of Mrs. NJ. c. Brandt was
married TO Mr.. Frederic Silent son of Judge
and Mrs. Charles Silent OF Los Angeles.
The Star Club will give basket social
and dance for the benefit of Evening Star
Lodge. in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market
street, this evening.
n Mr.. and Mrs. &. Cohn entertained a num-
ber of friends at their residence, 1886
O'Farrell street. on Thursday evening last,
in honor Of Mrs. COINS sister. Mrs Fort
Louis of Seattle. The evening was delight
fully spent
The Rincon Yachting Club will hold their
fourth anniversary party at Bnai Birth
Hall this evening.
Tempiar Rebeka Degree Lodge, No 10.
l. o. .. F., will hold a necktie social this
evening. All members Of the degree are
invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Silverberg will hold a
reception to-day at their residence, 935 Post
street.
The C. L. A. S. Party.
The members of the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society, No. 4, Miss McGregor President
gave the first of a series of sOclals last even
ing at Drew's Hall, New Montgomery
street.
a very large number of friends enjoyed
the occasion, which owed its success to the
entertaining powers of the pretty yonng
ladies present Mr.. W. Teller managed the
floor, and after the dancing varied refresh
mentS were served in the adjoining BAN
QueJ hall. Among those who looked In
upon the merry-makers was Father John
NugenL
gable: Mrs. p. Hart, the Misses LYONS,
khe Misses Barry, Miss Dahton, Miss Pat
er.on, Miss Collins, Mrs. Hayes and Miss
y Hannon.
An Alameda Fete.
An open-air tete on a gigantic scale was
begun yesterday at the corner of Central
avenue and Oak street. for the benefit Of
the Unitarian Society.
Twelve tents gayly decorated adorn the
large lot, and about 800 people enjoyed the
excellent lunch served in the large tent at
noon. Mrs Shattuck, Mrs. Rue and Mrs.
Baurhyte were the energetic committee
in charge of the arrangements, and they
were assisted by large number OF ladies OF
the society. The fauey-work and kniek-
knacks we're in good demand.
In the evening the grounds were crowded
a musical and literary programme WAS fol-
lowed by dancing. The festivities will be
continued this afternoon and evening, and
the goods left over will be sold at auction.
The Y. NJ. L. Banquet.
The members of ST. Joseph's Council, No.
a SO. Young Mems Institute. rendered re-
GtptiOu duu DdtQu6b " DtItCtOI
James E. Kenny and Delegates D. +. Law
le- and J. C. DAILY at well-known restau-
rant on Saturday evening last.
The affair was a pleasant social and fra
teLAl success. The evening was spent in
music. song and speech making until early
morn. The following t0asts wers proposed
by the postmaster. Mr.. James E. Kenny,
and responded to by the members named :
Young Mems Institute" by Grand Presi-
6aVF sin tIoTl 70 z tloa
Chief, orchestra; ''0ur Grand President"
T. E. Tracy; song, J. p. Denehy; "0ur
Delegates" D. F. LAWYER; recitation, James
P. Brady; 1.-The Ladies'" Stephen Little
ton; ''St Joseph's Council" John Comyns;
song, Daniel Foley; Jacksonville Institute.
No. A." J. c. DAILY; FRATERNITY" Joseph
Mcklnnon; Grand Directors James
Teeiiaton AGony Frank GI IiIeton BroI6eTiy Tf
Love" 4. Dejean; ''0ur Visiting Brothers.
W. Bowen. Martinez; song, William Med
ley; Our Headquarters" Frank D0wlDg;
song, William Gallagher; recitation. j.
! HarteT: "Our Officers" A. Andler; Young
- Ladies' Institute" Peter Geraghty; guitar
solo, Mr.. Mansfield.
Past Grand President Judge ]. F. Sulli-
van sent letter of regret for unavoidable
absence. After all those present had joined
in singing America and "Auld Lange
Syne," the pleasant gathering Came to an
end with hearty cheers for the future pros
perity of the Young Mems Institute.
Il
The Pompadour Club, composed mainly
of pupils of the eighth grade in the John
SWEET Grammar School, gave highly cred
liable entertainment last night at Scottish
Hall.
In the programme were the following
numbers Opening address, Mr. Charles
Renwck; song, Miss Sadie FOrsythe; reci-
tatIon, Mr.. B. Katz; song, the Misses Wy
man, Davidson and McBoyle; violin solo.
Nh Rudolf Lachman; recitation, Miss
Irma Green; song. the Misses Welmer and
Ranoire: recitation Miss Edith Browning;
Grafton, Mr.. Clarence johnson: duet,
mandolin and violin, Lachman brothers.
Dancing closed the evening.
Mir. Charles Renwick presided and other
prominent members present were: Miss
Lucia Hayes, Miss Hattie Lenoire, Miss
Josie Abraham, Miss Lulu McBOyle, Miss
Carrie Weimer; Mr.. Clarence johnson,
President; Mr.. Frank Corey, Secretary;
MI Edward Ames, Treasurer; Messrs. c.
Abrahams, f. Wilkie, j. CongdOn and +.
Party on Folsom Street.
& very pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr. and Mrs. johnson at 1918 Folsom
street. Those present were: Mrs. Hof-
meyer, Mrs Frost Mr.. and Mrs. Paulsen.
MI and Mrs. Bladt, Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen.
Miss johnson, Miss Frost, Miss Borgt, Miss
Good, Miss Ericsson, Miss loft. Miss Han
sen and Miss Larsen; MI PetetseH, Peter MI
Frost, Mr.. Nelson, MI. WorrDing, Mr..
Wolf, Mr.. Hagen, Mr.. Winther, Mr.. Jen-
sen and Mr.. GoetZ
The Friendship Club Outing.
The Friendship Club had very enjoyable
excursion and reunion on the bay on Ad-
mission day, visiting all the various points
of interest in the harbor.
The schooner Ruby left Mission-street
Wharf with a select as5emblage of over 100
persons, comprising many shining lights in
the Ancient Order of American Foresters,
with their wives, children and friends.
- Passing Saasalito, FL Campo. California
City, the Two Brothers and San Quentin,
the schooner exploited Suisun Bay. Upon
returning a brief visit was made TO FL
Campo, and dancing and singing were ln-
dulged in. The music was rendered by
Henry SeekamDs band.
The committee regret that more people
did not avail themselves of the opportunity
of attending, probably on account OF the
inclement weather. but. nevertheless, the
trip was success financially, ana none OF
the anticipations were in tile least dis
Appointed. To fully demonstrates these
facts, the club has decided to have another
trip in the near future.
The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted Of: Messrs. q. A. Ehret, M. NJ.
Valentine, James Cannayan. Thomas A.
Egan, J. Carlson, JUhn Hamilton, V. j.
Party on Castro Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
by Miss Minnie May Cook last evening to
few of her friends at the residence Of her
parents, 113 Castro street. The reception
rooms were handsomely decorated with
choice flowers
The evening was spent in dancing, music
and song. At 10:30 the guests repaired to
the supper-Toom, where a sumptuous repast
was served amid sparkling wit ana humor.
In the early hours Of the morning the guests
took their departure. reluctantly leaving the
feast of pleasure.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
W Hohhs Mr. and Mrs SOlnman Mr