The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-21
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The TlGlGSS Ebb and Flow Of MiiSUm-
IGr Travel
0ut-Oi-DOor DOings Y. L. L Installation.
Freed-simon Wedding-Complimentary
Receptions Social Sparks.

The closing exercises Of ST. Aloyslus' Sunday
school of st. Ignatius Church VIII be held this
afternoon at tie church under the auspices OF
the ladies' OF ST. AlOysus Circle.
The canta,a The Coronation Of the Rose"
was given by The young people OF Niles last Sat
urday night and was success 10 every way.
Mrs j. Z. Thaue was This Rose"
Judge L. A. HOrnblOweT will marry Miss Kate
Fegan at DR.. Stebblns' church Immediately after
morning service this morning.
Commodore Z. II. Harrison gave an enjoyable
cruise on his yacht, the FrOic, on Tuesday
around the bay. Among the party were: Mrs.
William B. Hamilton, Mrs. William Kelley, Mrs.
John 4. jackson Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Graves, OF
New York the Misses hittTedge and b rrett,
Mr.. Sherwood MI. Bethen aud DR.. and Mrs
Macdonald.
On Wednesday last quiet and pretty wedding
took place at the new ST. Marys Cathedral.
The contracting parties were Miss May Rand,
popular young lady Of this city, aud Mr. E. j.
Clark, a weilknown business man. Rev. Father
DOlan performed the ceremony, after which the
bridal party prOce eded TO the residence Of the
brides parents, where a reception was held.
The happy couple VIII reside IN this city.
Ihe Royal Society of Good Fellows gave an
enjoyable entertainment and ball last evening at
st. Georges Hail. Following composed the act
ing committees: Committee Of ArraDg ments-
W II. GlisWOld, +. Y. RushtOU NJ. MOIgen-
stern. ]. BrOwnstone, /. {. Leyey; floor mana
ger, Fl. a Held assistanIs-L. Smith, NJ Michel
sen, c. Wiener. g. G. Johnson.
Mrs D. NJ. Delmas entertained some friends at
dinner given at her cottage in Santa Cruz, Sun
day night, in honor OF the birthday OF Miss Del
mas. Mrs. W. IL, /. Barnes and Mr. w. 5.
Barnes we're there.
Miss Josie Abraham at her home on McAllister
street, last Friday evening, by several OF her
classmates. The young ladies were tasleiuly
Tfr-r q a
Tie oficers Of The Thetls gave pleasant din
neT party on Thursday, The guests being Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Chandler OF Sausallto, Mr. ana Mrs.
William Kelley OF San Francisco, Commodore
Cutie and Mr.. E. Folsom.
A party OF friends gave an enjoyable private
picnic at Fairfax on Sunday last. On arrival at
the grounds an enjoyable lunch was served, after
which dancing and games were INDUCED IN for
Mrs Charles Webb Howard held an "unc0m-
mon council" On Thursday afternoon, al her
residence IA Oakland. 10 elicit the sense of sOci-
ely regarding burning question across the bay
Tie ladies were unanimous IN commencing the
COuncllmen who opposed The licensing OF pool
rooms
A special concert VIII be rendered to Rev. A.
Brown OF this city prior 10 his departure for the
Eastern States. Many leading artists will ap-
pear. Tie concert will take place on July I'd al
B'na Birth Hall. Rev Mr.. Blown has been an
earnest worker for Tie past fifteen y ars and de-
serves the hearty support OF all.
Y. L. 1. Installation.
Young ladies' Institute No. ! held their an
nual installat on ceremonies last Wednesday
evening 10 X. +. B. Hall. All the newly elected
officers were in attendance, besides members
from Nevada Oregon and The southern part OF
this State.
TIE han was beautifully decorated, and tie
Committee Of Arrangements, comprising Sisters
LYDIA Carroll, Marguerite GTOte, Lizzie Terry,
Mamie RbOlIl aud Kiltie Landers, deserve
great praise for their creditab!e management OF
the affair. bright programme was presented
and deServeGiy app auded.
lie newly m-ta led officers of this progressive
branch OF Tie Young Ladies' Institute are: Ms.
J. j. Sweeney. Past President; Hiss Sophie A.
GlOte, Presidents Miss hlilie Landers, First
Wee President; Miss susie Egan, Second Vice
President; Miss Mary Dyer, Recording Seere-
tary; Miss Maggie began, Financial Secretary;
Miss Katie Gleason, Treasurer; Miss Katie
Hammond, Marshal: Miss Katie Hartford, In
side Sentinel; Miss Lizzie Quigley, Outside Set
uBel; Trustees arguerite GTOte (Chalrmanl
LIZZIE Terry, Mary German, LYDIA Carroll, Agnes
a Pleasant Military Rally.
A very pleasant evenings entertainment was
INDUCED In by the members OF the First Regl-
meut Drum Corps last Wednesday.
After their regular weekly drill First Sergeant
II ckett announced the promotion OF Corporal
b. V. Mills to Sergeant and William Z. Ham
burg o Corporal, afer which The members and
friends al jeul ned 10 Tie paflOrs OF Company A.
where an excellent programme was rendered,
during which First Sergeant Thomas 0. HacKett
WaN presented with a beautifully uaid silver
mounted dunn Uy he members OF The corps.
be presentation speech was MADE by Captain
Jansen Of Company d. In his remarks he smoke
Of the ftithlul services OF Sergeant Hackett as a
member Of tie y. q. c. Colonel ". 2. sullivan
Jr- then spoke encOuIagingly, and referred TO
the new drums which have just been ordered for
the corps. His remarks were received with
great applause,
The Evans Council Reception.
A complimentary reception, largely composed
OF members OF Evans Council, o. {. F., was ten
dered last evening to Mr.. J. n. Russell Jr who
leaves to-day Tor Los Angeles, where he has ac-
certed a ,pOusbe position as Secretary OF the
A large number OF friends assembled, ana
dancing was inaugurated soon after O'clock
and continued till past midnight. being only in
teTrupted 10y lie service Of choice refreshments.
A pleasant feature Of tie evening was the pre-
Bentatlon Of "A handsome cane, mounted with
silver aud 1niald with m0ther-Ot-pearl TO Mr..
Russell by Mr.. Walter n. Braut who, IN a neat
speech, alluded TO tie popular qualities OF the
recipient, aud the regret felt by his friends 10
losing bin. Mr.. Russell, who Is the present pre-
siding officer OF Evans Council aud member of
va. ious other social organizations, made suit
able reply.
The pleasant affair was quietly arranged by a
number OF friends, and It's purport was quite IN
known TO The gTaiIhed guest OF the evening
Picnic at Mitchell Canyon.
One Of those delightful picnics hat frequently
take place In lie beautiful county Of Contra
Costa was made more enjoyable by the presence
OF Miss Rose and Miss Jeanette Keene, daugh-
Iers Of aior C. C. heene OF San Francisco In
Mitchell Canyon, near The vne-elad village OF
Clayton, was The point selected, and a more
picturesque spot II were difficult TO find
By the side Of mountain stream lunch was
spread, and it, discussion was followed by music
and a dance on tie green The horses were
taken from The corral and among those who
took the bIidle-pRIb near the mountain may be
mentioned Miss Jeanette heene, who rode very
well considering her short experience on horse
back.
The Freed-simon wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Celia Simon TO Mr.. j.
Freed took place Sunday last at TeulonIa Hall
At o'clock The brIda party entered the main
hall, where the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Levy Of Oak and.
Miss Ray Freed, Miss Beck Simon, Miss Rosa
BufkwilZ and Miss Ray Levy Ofielated as brides
maids; MIR. d. Ltiehenstein, Mr.. $. Freed Mr.. l.
Goldman, Mi. ID. Gibbs as gTOOmsmen and Mr.
&. l. dneT as best man.
After the ceremony the guests, who num-
bered about 100. marched 20 the banquet hall
which was lastly decorated Before the couple
LETT complimentary speeches were made by
MesSrs. S. Peekerman, Dr. Levy Of Oakland, A
ROtholz, {. .. Cooper, Ii. Goldman, Mr.. Buch-
man, Mr.. Cohen, 5. l.. Levy.
Cinderella in Alameda.
charming garden performance OF CInder-
ella" was given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenau on Tuesday evening. the large green
house being the actual scene du theater.
Supper was afterwaId served IN the beautifully
illuminated garden. Tie following was the
east: Prince Master Arthur NewhOuSe; Cin-
derella, Miss Camilla Meyer; Page, Master B..
HONG; 5 epsisteT. Miss Camilla Frank; Step
sister. Miss G. Walter; Tran-bearer, Master
Walter Marcus, and others. II was in the early
morning when The guests departed, having spent
delightful evening.
Surprise on Thirteenth Street.
very enjoyable birthday surprise party was
rendered 10 Miss May Springer by some OF her
friends, at her residence on Thirteenth street,
on Tuesday evening last.
Music, singing and dancing, and all other
Amusements appropriate for The occasion were
happily INDUCED In. MessTs. Walter aud William
West, tie tn INIT able vOcalists aud Instrumental
lists, aud several others preseni, rendered senii-
mental and cOmical songs, accompanied by the
piano and guitar; Master W lillian ATmbrusler.
the boy pianist, favored those present with a
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