The morning call., 1891-09-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Young Ladies' Institute No. I
Gives a Pleasant Party.
Kings Daughters Entertain-A Woodland
Golden Weddirg-0Kane Dinner Party.
Picnic at Niles-Notes.

campfire and ball for tho benefit OF
Liberty Post and Corps, G. A. R., Relief
Fund, will be given at B'nai Birth Hall
this evening. The attractions include
dancing and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tevis gave an enjoy
able dinner party an evening during the
past week at their residence on Jackson
street. A limited number Of friends were
entertained.
Branch !, Globe Vineyard Company. will
give their first entertainment and hop this
evening at Irving Hall.
AT Woodland, on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Kinkle celebrated their golden we'd
ding. A few friends had been invited to be
present and take part in the reunion, and at
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkle walked out
under the shade of the oaks at their home,
and were Joined by their sons and da9gh-
ters-Mrs. Pnderbaugh, Mrs. Doran, Mrs.
w. W: Smith, and Messrs. X. Kinkle, Simp-
son kinkie, John Kinkle, George Kinkle,
Mason Kinkle and Levy Kinkle. There
were present twenty-three grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge. No. 90,
VII! give a star-gazing social in Prospect
Hall, Odd Fellows Building, this evening.
Washington Hall was we'll filed on Mon
day evening with the friends and members OF
the Excelsior Club, which presented good
OF music and literary exercises.
Next Monday evening the programme will
be dispensed with for social hour.
The special feature Of Howard-street NJ.
L. Church musical and literary salad of
Friday evening will be TOY symphony"
by the San Francisco Symphony Society.
Admission, free. Refreshments to be had
if desired
4 farewell dinner party was rendered to
MES NJ. L. Connolly of Fayetteville. Ohio.
on Sunday at the residence of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. +. OKane. Among the
invited guests were: Miss Mary i. Con-
molly, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Connolly, Mrs. f.
Gambia, Mrs. Nj. Cullin, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Connolly. Mr.. j. Connolly. Mr.. J. Culin,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. U'Kane, Mr.. Thomas
O'ksnr, Miss Mamie O'Kane, Miss Julia
q hane and many others.
Kings Daughters Entertainment.
The Do Something Circle of Kings
Daughters, connected with the Powell
street NJ. E. Church. gave an enjoyable en-
last evening before a large
audience In the lecture-room of the church.
Following was the programme: Selections
by musical quartet of Professor Brees
Club; vocal solo, THE Daily LESSON"
Miss Van Den Burgh recitation, Miss E. +.
.opooner; remarks, DR.. NJ. D. Buck, the
pastor; recitation, Miss Alice Rideout;
vocal solo, Miss S. Hert. The entertain
meni, which was thoroughly enjoyed, was
given for the needy in the neighborhood.
Following compose the circle: Miss Viola
Bruce, President; Miss Louise Bruce, Miss
May Coons, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Hoff-
man, Mrs. c. C. Bruce. Mrs. DR.. MeCarger.
Miss Flora Trull, Miss Lucy Towns. Mss
Kate Porter.
The Y. L. I. Anniversary.
Pretty faces, becoming toilets aud plenty
If partners were the principal features of
the fourth anniversary party given by Young
Ladies' Institute No. last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.
The grand march was a picturesque sight,
and another admired number was the Cen
tennial LaDcers. The hall was decorated
with palms, and elegant gold and white pro-
grammeS, tied with blue silk, will help to
preserve the memory of the pleasant affair.
Following had been appointed on the re-
sponsible committees: Committee of Ar
engagements = Miss Kittie Donovan, Miss
LYDIA Carroll, Miss Lizzie Terry, Miss Mar
garette GrOte and Miss Kittie Hartford
Reception Commttee-Miss Mamie Riboli,
Miss Bertha MolitOr, Miss Maggie Carpen-
ter, Miss Nellie Neylan, Miss Mary Hichey,
Miss Nellie German, Miss Kate Fitzpatrick,
Miss Josie Sueyres, Miss Genevieve Carroll
Miss Sophie A. Grote; Floor Committre-
Messrs. C. A. Hill, d. C. Malcolm, T. J.
OLeary, ii. Hansbro, j. Hotter, Frank
Mullin, r. +. Lange, &. Z. StutZ, =. II.
Farrell, Z. +. McDeyitt, j. Cody and ID. 7.
Donovan.
The Honorary Committee was composed
of the Presidents of the various San Fran
cisco institutes. as follows: Miss Sophie
Grote, Institute No. /; Miss Carrie Gala
CHER, Institute No. 2; Miss Mary D0ud, H.
stitute No. 3. Miss Ella Hanlon, Institute
No. 4; Miss Fannie o. Brien, Institute No. 7;
Miss Lizzie Kelly, Institute No. 9; Miss
Annie NyhanI. Institute No. 10; Miss Ma
ME Redingion, Institute No. ii; Miss Annie
Trayers, Institute No. IL; Miss Mamie
Sweeney. Grand President.
Private Picnic to Niles.
The Rincon Hill Merry-makers held an
enjoyable picnic at Niles Canyon on Sun
day last. The picnickers took advantage OF
the various pleasures the place afforded
in swimming, boating and dancing-the lat
ter to excellent music furnished by Messrs.
DOughertY and Patton. Songs and reeita-
tons were also given by the Misses Pickett
and Messrs. Mckee, Hanson and d. Con-
nelly. The success of the affair was due to
the work OF the committee, composed OF
Messrs n. Lennon, ID. Geary and l.. May
risch.
Society Personals.
Governor Ii. II. Markham left Sacramento
yesterday for Grass Valley, where he will
be the guest of Hon. and Mrs. j. Z. Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Barrios are at the Oc-
cidental Hotel. having just returned from
New Orleans. Mr.. Barrios is a popular
candidate for President OF Guatemala, the
election taking place next December. The
family is very well known in New York So
cety circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Beaver spent Sum-
day at the residence of Mr.. James z. Pierce
Of Santa Clara
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashley and Miss
Florence Ashley. of Stockton. are visiting
friends here for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Anes have returned
from the White Sulphur Springs, and have
taken apartments at the Hotel Richelieu
for the winter season.
Mrs. Edward C. Morton and daughter,
May, have returned to the city alter a
months sojourn in the Santa Clara Valley.
MIR. A. L. Sutherland of Oakland has re-
turned from his vacation trip to Scudders
Camp. Sonoma County.
MIR. and Mrs. &. c. Kline have been visit
ing the w. r: 9. Home at Evergreen.
Mrs. A. w: Simpson of Stockton expects
to leave this week on a visit to relatives in
the East
Mrs. T.. S. Simpson of this city has been
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. DIR. j. n.
Brown of San Jose, during the last three
weeks. =
Miss Title Feldman was the guest Of Miss
Mau at the Hotel Larkspur last week.
Mr.. J: Frank Brown has been visiting
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Henry Vrooman is at the Vendome,
San: Jose.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick arrived yester-
day on the Australia from Honolulu en-
route for the SUNNY slopes of Spain.
The many friends in this city Of Rev.
George O'Connell, Sd, of the Santa Clara
College will learn with deep regret that he
left Yesterday for the East owing to his fail
Ing health. He will probably locate in Ne
braska.
General and Mrs. ]: F. Sheehan are pleas
antly settled in their new home, ia Lyon
street, between Oak and Page. Mrs. Shee-
han has taken: Wednesday for her day"
Miss Ada Dougherty of Frnityale left
yesterday for Europe with her aunt, Mrs.
Annie McComb of Memphis, Tenn. They
will remain away for two years., Mrs. Nc
Comb has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
D0ugherty.
THE DAVIS WILL.