The morning call., 1891-11-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Charitable Reception at the
Home of Mrs. j. ID. Fry.
The Signal Corps Party-Recent Weddings.
c. L. A. S. Entertainment-A Zempa
Party-society Personals.

saturday IN THIS CITY VIII draw a large con-
tingent to Central Park. The University
Club is excited, Palo Alto and Berkeley will
send big delegations and different social
leaders are organizing baseball parties. A
fine afternoon will bring out large numbers
of enthusiasts and the Doctors Daughters
expect to reap gratifying harvest if all
their friends rally to their support.
Mr.. Donald de V. Graham had good
audience last evening at Odd Fellows Hall
on the occasion of his concert for the benefit
of the Children's Hospital The programme
was choice one.
Captain Simmons will deliver his lecture,
"a Union Spy" this evening at Plymouth
Church on Post street, between Webster
and Buchanan.
Pay master John @. Lowell, Q. S. n, well
known in this city and at Mare Island,
where he was attached to the 1hetis was
united to Miss Mamie Gordon, a Baltimore
belle, on Wednesday.
Phi Sheridan Council, No. y, Y. NJ. l.,
will give an entertainment and social at
Mission Opera Hall this evening.
+ Company, Second Regiment, n. g. C.,
gave an entertainment last evening at its
armory on Fage and Cough streets.
Tue Strangers Club will give their
second hop at Union square Hall this even
MIR. William j. Lindone of Oakland, with
w. /. CARAT ~ Co, OF this city, was
married to Miss Anna Manasse, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs E. ManaSse of Napa in that
city recently. The bride is charming and
accomplished young lady, She is q popu-
lar member of Eshcol Parlor of the Native
Daughters and has host of other friends.
The happy pair Will reside in this city.
The Smiling Group will give their second
hop at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
An enjoyable testimonial entertainment
was rendered to Messrs. Patten and Doph
last evening at Irving Eall, prior to their
departure for the East, where they will ap-
pear On the professional stage with their
musical specialties. a good house was Sc
cured. and the beuefciaTies were ably sup
ported by little Maude Clarke, Mrs. W.
+. Muhlner Jr., Miss Annie ilallet; Messrs.
Muhlner, Mccormick, Williams, StarkenS,
Crosby. Cuttle, Barton and Durant in their
specialties. a dance followed. directed by
Mr.. John Gilgan.
A ball will be given by Pacific Division,
No. 5, ana Unity Division, No. 10, Uniform
Rank, X. OF p, at B'nai Birth Hall, this
evening.
On Sunday last at Sacramento Mr. Sylves-
ter Rademacher, for many years with
huntington. Hopkins IL Co. Of this city, was
united 10 Miss Amelia Louisa EweFs by
Father Grace of the Cathedral of the Blessed
Sacrament. The young couple will reside
Oh Bush street, between Mason and Taylor.
The Fry Reception.
Quite an appreciate contingent of society
residence OF Mr.. ana Mrs. j. Douglas Fry,
1872 jackson street, near Franklin. which
had been kindly placed for the occasion at
the disposal of the lady managers of the
Maria Kip 0rphanage. The institution is in
great need of financial support, which the
community has never hitherto failed to con-
tribute in response to any appeal made
through the proper channels.
The lower floor WAS canvased throughout
and charmingly decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums. The toilets were fresh,
ana fortunately the chaperones and elders
allowed an opportunity for this to be OBJ
served by withdrawing from the chief scene
Of dancing. Mr.. Z. NJ. Greenway scored
another distinct success as floor manager
the Preside Band music. kindly lent by
General Graham, was excellent, and the
supper served by Ludwig n astronomical
treat. 1t was midnight before carriages
were ordered.
Fry were: Miss Sperry, Miss Bessie Bowie,
Miss May Friedlander, Miss Mamie Scott,
Miss Mason, Miss Cheeseman, Miss Lucy
Brook, Miss Mcpherson, Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss Ruger, Miss Salie Maynard, Miss
Harrington. Miss E. Findlsy. Miss Perrin,
Miss Graham, Miss Thompson, Miss Cole,
Miss Mary Bell Gwin and Miss Macardo.
The Signal Corps Party.
One of the most enjoyable gatherings for
some lime past was the reception held last
evening at Union-square Hall by the Sigma
Corps, Second Brigade, n. G. C.
The hall was completely transformed by
the liberal and artistic employment of sig
nal flags, steamers and colored draperies
of all kinds, and arranged in every way to
heghten the brilliancy of the scene. About
125 couples participated in the grand march
led by Captain Brown, and the ladies all
appeared In dainty light gowns, many of
their partners varying the conventional
evening coat for handsome epauletted uni
forms.
The well-known yellow plume was shown
to great advantage Oh the elegant engage
officers present, including Lieutenant
Colonel Roster, Assisting Adjutant- Gem
eral Edwards, Lieutenant Colonel Denicke
and Captain S. Blumenberg Of the First
Troop Cavalry.
Mr.. Henry Clay showed considerable pro-
fcency in ballroom tactics in his direction
of the floor. He WAS admirably supported
by Lieutenant Evans, George G. Boardman
Jr., Marvin G. Curtis. +. Denicke, George
DAILY, Walter y. Brunt.
The successful affair was arranged by Mr..
George c. Bcardman Jr. Chairman, Messrs.
Henry Clay, p. j. Perkins, c. b. Porter,
NJ. Ellsworth, Fred Hobbs
The Chute-Feely Wedding.
On the evening Of the 9TH inst. st. Roses
Church was the scene of quiet wedding,
the contracting parties being Miss Maggie
T. Feely, daughter OF Mrs. Sarah Feely of
this city, and Mr. j. Winfield Chute of Min
nesota. The bride was assisted by her sis
ter. Miss Ella Y. Feely, while Mr.. D. E.
Murden supported the groom. The altar
was profusely decorated for the occasion.
The bride was elegantly alfred in white
India silk, en- train, while the bridesmaid
wore pale lavender of the same style. After
the ceremony the party were driven to the
residence OF the brides mother, 10 Harriet
street, with few intimate friends A
snmptuous wedding supper was served for
the OCCASION, and heartily partaken Of,
while the health of bride and groom was
sufficiently toasted. The presents were ele-
CANT and numerous.
During the evening serenade was ten
dered the young couple by the bugle corps
Of the First Regiment, n. G. c. About
midnight, amid bombardment Of rice. old
shoes. ETC., Mr.. and Mrs. Chute babe fare
well to friends and festivities. Their future
residence will be In San Jose, where tile in
terests of Mr.. Chute demand his presence.
The c. l.. A. s. Entertainment.
A choice entertainment. not, however
sufficiently appreciated, was given last even
ing at Mission Opera Hall by the Catholic
Ladies Aid Society. No. 2.
The following programme should lave
filled the hall, where several rows of empty
seats were observed: Piano solo, Miss M.
Georgiani; vocal solo, Mrs. Z. O'Connell;
recitation, Miss Emma l.. Code. "Lasca";
selections, S. o. l.. Club; exercises, Turner
section of the Mission Turn Verein; recita-
ton, Mrs Herbert +. Barto, selected; vo-
cal solo. Miss May f. Code, selected reci-
tation, Mr.. E. V. Sullivan; vocal solo, Miss
Annie |. Rooney. Each number ELECTED ap-
plause. At the succeeding dance the at
tendance was perceptioly increased. The
f0or was managed by Mr.. j. Power as
sisted by Messrs T. E, Miles. d. }. Shee-
han, j. A. Burke. N. j. Prendegast. J. F.
McGeough, G. Maline.
The following ladies composed the Recep-
ton Committee-Miss Amy Booth, Miss NJ.
Miles, Mrs. A. Murphy, Mrs. j. Walsh,
Miss E. Minner, Miss May Burke, Miss K.
Miles, Miss |. Horn, Miss E. Code; Com
mittee OF Arrangements-Mrs f. Code,
Miss E. Ella Booth, Mrs. A. Murphy, Miss
NJ. Donohua. Mrs. MrDade.
The officers of the chorItable society are:
President. Miss Mamie Donohue; Senior
Vice-President, Miss Celia Burke; Junior
Vice-President Mrs. Malloy; Recording
Secretary, Miss M. Mccarthy; Financial
Secretary Mrs a Murnhv.