The morning call., 1891-07-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Kodak Glimpses Of Summer Life
Under Canvas.
Two Church Entertasnments-A Christening
rty-surprise on Twsnty-frst Street.
Society Personals.

Castle. K. G. E.. in Union-square Hall thi
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoole of Chico hav'
issued invitations for the wedding of thei
niece, Miss Neelie Gilbert Van Huesen, ant
Mr.. Allen Cole Wagner, to take place to
morrow evening. Mr.. Wagner is Secretary
and Treasurer of the Richards Drug Com
pany of this city.
A large number OF society people attended
the Ihursby concert at Metropolitan Tenn
pie last evening. A critique of the pio.
gramme will be found in another colu mn.
The engagement of Mr.. Louis Peyser ani
Miss johanna Silberstein is announced
Cards are out for Sunday next.
Garfield Corps, No. 81, w. r. c., held 9
pleasant entertainment last evening a
Shiels Building. on O'Farrel street.
Dr. Richard George of this city and Mis-:
Lizzie Hart were married at San Jose, OF
the 9th inst, by Bishop Nichols, assisted by
Rev. DR.. |. b. Wakefield. The Misses MAY
and Ira Smith were bridesmaids, and the
ceremony was followed by dainty wedding
breakfast at the residence of Mrs. Smith. or
Fifth street, San Jose. DR.. aud Mrs
George will reside in this city on their re-
turn from Del Coronado, where they now
are.
The Excelsior Club had good musical
and literary programme with dancing fol
the close on last Monday night.
Club Social Mexicano will give its secon d
social hop at Irving Hall on Friday evening
next. The members propose to give one of
the best socials of the season.
AT Napa Soda Springs the holidays were
celebrated with dancing, fireworks and a
pigeon match. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs: George II. I. jackson. Mr..
George Ii. L. Jackson Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
7. jackson Jr., Mr.. j. G. Adams, Miss Rutf
Adams. Mrs Fred l.. Wooster, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Hamilton, Miss Nan Prather
Mr.. Rudolph Herold Jr.. Mr. Werner Stauf,
Mr.. Fred L. Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nightingale, Mr.. Julius Shainwald. Nj.
Ellis Wooster and Mr.. G. Milton st. John.
The members of the Orlando Literary and
Social Club deny the report that the club
has disbanded.
Mr.; Francis A. Mcdowell and Miss Katie
Nj. O,Leary will be married this evening il
ST. Dominic's Church.
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainments.
Rev. w. Fl. Whitehead of Manchester.
England. the celebrated song lecturer, gave
a most enjoyable entertainment at the
Simpson Memorial Church parIors on Mon
| day evening to a crowded and delighted
audience.
The programme consisted of sacred. SEN
timental and classic songs, interpolateC
with explanatory remarks. The reverend
gentleman possesses magnificent vocal po
ers, which, combined with his deft lingering
| of the organ as his own accompanist, capt..
| waited the house and called for numerous en-
cores. Mr.. Whitehead is born humorist
| and kept his hearers in excellent humor by
| vcrtable TRADE of mirthful anecdotes.
He has dapi6s.ilv nriuina xpa Of
| ton, one feature OF which is to lead his au.
dience up to the boiling pitch OF expectancy,
and then. closing abruptly. leave them tc
| solve the point for themselves. The anec-
| dote OF the Clergyman who was sent to vari-
| Gus Irish cities, his vicarage terminating at
| Cork, was perhaps the happest effort Of tn,
| evening. albeit the audience was q trif,
| diiatory in catching on"
Rev. Mr. Whitehead is on his return triI
| from a prolonged and successful Australian
| tour. The remainder OF his stay in Sar
| Francisco Will be brief, but it is expected
that lie will favor our citizens with two oil
| three repetitlons of his exceedingly inter-
| rsting entertainment at various churches, o
| which due notice will be given. He sang
| at the Howard-street Nj. E. Church last
| evening. lie appeared in the same pleasan
| role. He spoke at length on the subject OF
Music" More than a pleasure, it was
| power, preacher and perSuader. He in
| sisted on its importance in the church.
| singing church was successful church. He
| also gave selections of oratorio music, and
| son. Honor and Arms" which wa:
greatly applaaded. The entire programme
| commanded the enthusiasm of the largs
| audience from beginning to end.
Courtesies at Camp Markham.
| OF all the companies at Camp Markham
| none entertained more generally or NOR,
| layishly than the Nationals of the First In
| fantry Their street, with shaded tents
| was always sought by the ladies.
Among the many ladies who were guest
| of the Nationals during the encampmen
i were: Miss Lucy Mckehny. Miss /. A
| Carnes, Miss Rosa NJ. Parmelee and alst
| whose advent in camp was always hailed
| with delight.
Numerous were the drives enjoyed by off
GERS and men, with their relatives and
| sweethearts and lady friends. On Saturday
| Lieutenant J. w. Dumbrell, Corporal
Elmer E. Parmelee and Private Harry Ash
ton and Miss McKenny. Miss Idah A
| Carnes and Miss Parmelee drove to the Big
| Trees, partaking there of lunch, and after
| ward taking III the beach. From the drive
| the soldier boys went into mimic battle, and
| though they fought as hernes are supposed
| to do, they came out of IL unscathed and
| unframed.
Anniversary on Twenty first Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Holgersen were tn,
recipients of very pleasant surprise party
| on the eve of the first anniversary Of thei
marriage last Friday at their residence OF
| Twenty-frst street.
Songs were rendered by some Of the la
dies present. Dancing was INDUCED in unit
| IL o'clock, when the company adjourned t.
| n sumptuous repast, after which dancing
| was resumed until late,
The following persofs were among those
| present: Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs; D: Murphy Sr;;, Mr. and Mrs
| Mr.. aud Mrs. RYAN, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Sulli
| van, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hogersen. Mrs. NJ
| Collins, the Misses Mamie and Kati
| Desmond, the Misses Julia and MARY
| Murphy, Miss Mary Griffin. Miss Mar
SollinIs' Miss Mary Phigps,. the Mise MIS-.
the Misses Mary, frankie and Julia Muir.
| phy the Misses Pickett aud Agnes Myer:
| OF Sacramento. Miss Teresa Hickie of Oak.
| land, Miss Josie Peters, Miss Dempsey
| MessrS r. Hurley, J. Hurley; 7; Murphy
| gan, J. Mcdonald, I, Holgersop. A. Dow
ling. b. Hogan. w. O'Neil. r. Ferguson. 7
| Blake, w. Shaw, j. Conneli, u. Martin, T
| ConnelI, j. Kelly, A. Marisich, A. Kelly
w. Desmond. MIR. McCioskey, Mr.. Morgan
| MIR. Marisich, Mr.. Connaughton, Mr.. Scan.
cDClLdu, MI. OltI hSUu, Alis 11thly
| Mr.. Ward.
Week at Camp Eureka.
Camp Eureka, one of the most popula
camps in Mill Valley, presided over by Mr.
| aud Mrs. I. O'Niel Of Deyisadero street
entertained over one hundred guests during
| the past week.
| A tiddlediwinks party was given on Mon
day in compliment to Mrs. Gabriel and he
| little daughter Hazel. Tuesday the guest
| of Camp Madrona were entertained and th,
following interesting programme rendered
| Instrumental duet, the Misses Rose Kelley
and Kitlie German; vocal solo. MARY o.
| Argyle" Miss Kittie Kelley; vocal duet
| tne Misses Julia Kennedy and Mary E
| Gorman; recitation. Miss Anna O'Niel. Al
original farce entitled Campers" wa,
capitaliy played by Mr.. William ParQuel
ami Mary E. German
Wednesday evening a surprise masquer.
ade was given by Camp Eureka to Cam
Madrona, and the latter escorted the party
around their headquarters, while the speed