The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Number of Entertainments
Announced for Tonight.
Tie Stevens Birthday Party-A Foresters
Social Wedding at California College.
Britannia Lodge Concert

festival in aid OF the Parsonage Fund of
Grace NJ. E. Church VIII be given in the
church building tonight Addresses will
be made by DR.. McClish and Dr.. Noor-
sanger besides the presentation of a special
musical programme. An original poem on
THE Rose" is promised, and that flower
will decorate the rooms and chief pAriici-
pants in the festival.
The second annual midsummer high jinkS
of the S. T. L. c. NJ. A. A. viii take place
in the banquet hall, Bnai Birth Building,
on Saturday evening next
The Arin gton Yacht Club gave its fifth
cruise on Sunday on the tug Relief. j. Lester
Gabriel commanding. California City, Sau-
salito and Hunters Point were visited.
President and Mrs. Homer B. Sprague
have issued invitations for the opening Of
Peralta Hall, in Berkeley. Oh Saturday after
noon next, between and 7 o'clock.
The following talent will assist the
Sfenegger Musical Society: Miss Susie
Hart soprano; Mr.. \. Werner, tenor; Mr.
Edward Lada, violin; Alr. Adolf Lada,
cello; Emil Steinegger, pianist; Mr.. Ii.
+. Schlott, accompanist.
a complimentary open meeting, of
1gua;ian Council No. 50, \. NJ l., will be
held at Mutual Hall, Shiels Building, this
evening. feature will be lecture by
Colonel j. j. TObn.
With the exception Of the reception ten
dered to Chief Justice Fuller by the Pierce
County Bar Association, which was fully
noted Ia the Geographic columns, the lead
ing event in Tacoma last week was the tea
given by Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace Saturday
evening from to s. Mrs. Wallace was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Fuller, Miss
Catherine Fuller, in whose honor the enter
talnment was given, Mrs. Wallace and Miss
Wallace. The Spanish Students, behind a
screen OF palms on the stairway, played on
tie characteristic instruments of the sunny
south. The receptiOn-rOomS were hand
somely decorated
The Del Monies VIII reopen Odd Fellows
Hall this evening with their third anniYer-
sary party. The ball has been renovated
and fitted with incandescent lights. A large
attendance Is looked for.
The Rroushsr-Morse Wedding.
On Tuesday at California College Mr.
James Whitcomb Brougber. graduate, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Brougher, was mar
ried to Miss Cornna ). Morse, the accom-
plished daughter of DR.. and Mrs. S. B.
Morse, by the brides father. 1t was a very
pretty ceremony.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brougher left for Calaveras, whence they
will 90 10 Stockton for a short honeymoon.
pom their return, two weeks hence, re-
ceptiun will be rendered them at California
College. Shortly after the reception they
will leave for Rochester, \. Y, where the
groom will enter the Rochester Theological
Seminary, anu the bride the Rochester Uni
VeTsity.
Among the handsome wedding gifts was a
French mantel clock from Mrs. L. 5. VIII
son Of the Pleasanton Hotel
The relatives who witnessed the marriage
were; Or. and Mrs. ). b. Morse, Miss
Mabel Morse, Master Paul Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. {. Brougher, Miss Nellie Brougher-
BeeCher of Stockton. Mrs. Sibey Of Stock
ton, Mrs. L. :. Wilson of the Pleasantou,
Mi. I. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Nine.
Louise Humphrey Smith and Miss Gussie
Williams.
Daughters of St. George Entertainment.
Britannia Lodge, No. :, Daughters of 81.
George, rendered a farewell entertainment
and dance last evening at Templar Hall, on
Market street, 10 Mrs. ". Claek. their
worthy President, prior to her departure on
visit to relatives in England.
y gratifying audience enjoyed a pro
gramme which included: Piano solo, Mrs.
Ii. Williams; remarks, Grand Secretary
Oliver OF the Order Sons of ST. George;
vocal duet, Miss Kate and Miss Mollie Pea
cock piano solo, Mrs. HOssack; vocal solo,
Mrs. Wits; banjo solo, Mr.. Sullivan; vocal
solo, Mrs. Clack; remarks, Mrs. l.. Trewin.
The pleasant affair was arranged by the
members at large. AppetiZmg refreshments
were served after the entertainment and
during dancing, while Mrs. Clack was the
journey aud return.
a Birthday Party.
Mrs. " Stevens rendered her daughter,
Miss Clotilda Stevens, birthday party on
Wednesday last in honor Of her eighteenth
birthday.
The recitations and singing by members of
the ". L. A. c. Club proved one of the
most delightful features of the evening.
Miss Chlutllda sang two very pretty Span
ism songs. accompanying herself on the
guitar. Ice-cream was served and all as
sembled enjoyed themselves very much.
The invited guests were: MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Zele, Misses Rose ana Annie Broder-
lex, Miss Carrie Timer, Misses GertIe and
Freda Wuben, Miss Annie WTeden, Miss
Albertine ScAweitzeT, Miss Emily Engwer,
Misses Lily and Fanny Eberhardt, Miss NJ.
Maggie, Miss Clotilda Stevens, Miss Flora
McMahon, Miss Lily Rotger, Miss Rose
ZrilP Miss Eda Nolkman, Miss Christina
Gotdiie. Miss Lizzie Cost Miss Pansy Ell
ierhprst, Miss Maud burlington, Miss Mel
lie Mggarreta, members of the w. .. a. c.
Social CLUB; Mr.. George D. Zelle, Mr.. Ru-
dolph Timer, escorts of the w. U. a. c.;
Misses Eta and Dora Ellerh0rst. Misses
Josie and Agnes McGrath. Miss Sophie
Schoberg and Miss May Palmer of San
Rafael, Miss Minnie Beedls of Oakland,
Miss Annie Mahar of San Rafael, Miss
Riehl, Miss Frances Zeile, Miss Grace Nc
Grath, Misses Carrie and Hattie Harris,
Mr.. H. Schwabe, Mr.. Ruiel and Masters
Carl and Frederick Zeile.
a Joint Lodge Entertainment.
The third entertainment and dance of
Court Garfield. No. 1903, a. o. F., and Cali
fornia Circle, No. 103, c. o. F.. took place
last evening at Washington Hall on Eddy
street
Among the numbers pleasingly rendered
in the course of the evening were: Address,
y. F. McNulty, High Chief Ranger; reciia-
ton; violin solo, Mr.. Abe Solomon, with
recitation, Man at the Switch" Miss
Laura Crews; song, Magnetic Waltz"
Miss Laura Crews: War March from
" Alfalfa" (MeudelSsOhn), Mission Har-
monies; recitation, Miss Cleo North; recita-
ton, comic, Miss Laura Crews; recitation,
Mr.. Louis Imhaus; song, Miss Lima Crews :;
a. Daughter Of Love Waltz" Mission Har-
monies. The latter included Messrs. Gil
feather. Solomon, Rossi, Lartigo, Robertson,
HObe IraSk, Schmidt, lmhaus, Neyman,
Simpson, Chapman, Charles j. KusS and
Shoernsten. The evening concluded agree
ably with dancing under the direction OF
Messrs. J. 6, Jeffras and F. Taylor.
The Committee of Arrangements con-
j: Brannan, j. G. Jetfras, Mrs. Dakeland,
Mis-. NJ. Bertram and Mrs. Lock.
Yachting Party.
The Neronas' third yachting aud outing
party took place last Sunday. Tho inaugu-
ration of their first outing as a club was
thus celebrated.
The party boarded the Pride at o'clock
IN the morning and made direct for the
Golden Gate. After sail of five hours on
the ocean the jolly party were landed on
Angel Island, when full justice was done
to a lunch. The sail was resumed until 7
o'clock in the evening, when the party
landed home.
Tie following had the affair in charge
Mr.. w. p. Robinson (captain) Mr.. NJ. L..
Shirper, Mr. j. f. Magee (mates), Mr.. Karl
Eber, Mr.. G. Reed, Mr.. f. Foote, Mr.. b.
Rosrndorn, Mr.. NJ. ROsendorD, Mr.. George
Grey, Mr.. F. Ducamunn.
Society Personals.
Justice and Mrs. Stephen j. Field have re-