The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Normal Glass Sweet Girl Gradu-
ates Enjoy a Dance.
The Hayes-Hayss Wedding-A Number OF De-
Eghtful Family Parties-Y. M. c. U.
Gathering-Personal Notes.

novel and varied to suit all tastes. Society
will rally in force in aid of the San Fran
cisco Polytechnic and, granted propitiouS
skies. specially enjoyable day may be eX-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis B. Parrot entertained
a number of friends most enjoyably at
luncheon on Sunday. Among those at table
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinkard, the
Misses Fredlander, Miss Bessie Bowie and
Mr. Z. II. Sheldon.
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given by LoyOla Assembly, No. l, I. N.
c. U, at Metropolitan Temple this evening.
An address will be delivered by Hon. j. f.
Sullivan and his Grace Archbishop Riordan
will be present
Miss Mary Eyre entertained recently at a
lunch party at the family summer residence
at Menlo Park Miss Emelie Hager, Miss
Bette Ashe, Miss Lucia Kittle. Miss Salie
MAYNARD. Miss Alice Griffith, Mrs. Joseph
Donohoe Jr. aud Mrs. Perry Eyre.
Aunt Deborah'S Singin' Skewl will hold
a session tonight at the NJ. Z. Church, on
Bush street, near Scott
Mrs. Amanda }. Fiske celebrated the
twenty-third anniversary of her birthday
by giving an elaborate party on Monday at
her residence in Fresno.
The sixth party of the Sports Club will
take place this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Ca Wednesday evening the friends of Mr..
E. Dugan rendered him an enjoyable sur
prise party on the occasion of the fiftieth
anniversary of MS birth. A large number
of friends were present.
The first anniversary reception OF Bor-
romean Council, No. 100, Y. Nj. l., Will
take place at Mission Opera Hall this even
ing.
l.. air baN EolcopO strpnt
THE Mountains and Lakes Of SwtZer-
land" by Dr. c. H. Steele, illustrated with
stereopticon views, will be the subject this
evening If the final lecture of the course
now being given at Calvary Presbyterian
Church
Mr. Frank Ross was recently surprised at
the residence Of his parents on Dolores
street bv a host of his many intimate
friends who had come to congratulate the
happy young man on having attained his
tRenty-frst birthday
The Vernon Social Club will give their
late President. Mr.. f. I. Kaufman, a BAN
Quet at their cluh-roOms this evening.
Captain c. J. klirker was surprised by
merry party which invaded his house, 80
Chestnut street, on Tuesday last In honor OF
his birthday anniversary. The enjoyment
of the evening was enhanced by the service
Of a substantial sup En-
The annual entertainment OF The Little
Sunbeams" will be given this evening at
Union-square Hall.
The annual exhibition of Mrs Getcher's
select graded school kindergarten took
| place at her school, 1922 Geary street, on
| Wednesday evening. The pupils acquitted
themselves credtably.
An "Olde tolkes'" concert will be given
this evening at Irving Hall under the
| auspices of the Young Peoples Society Of
| Christian Endeavor of the Union-square
| Baptist Church.
a pleasant birthday party was given by
| Mr. George Hldebrand, at his residence,
| 1925 Stockton street, in celebration OF the
! twenty-second anniversary of his birth.
| The Glee Club, composed Of the bears
| and Mystic Forty" and also the National
| Club, assisted materially in the evening 5
| pleasure.
The Club of the Golden West will give a
social dance at St. Johns Hall, OPT Pacific
| street, this evening.
| An enjoyable surprise party was rendered
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Garrigan, at their
residence, 1910 Kearny street. on Saturday
! last.
The Students German Literary Club of
| Berkeley University Will give an entertain
ment this evening at Saratoga Hall. The
! proceeds will be divided between the Ger
| man Ladies' General benevolent AsS0cia-
! ton and the Library Fund Of the Students
! German Literary ClHb.
The Hayes-Hayes Wedding.
4 large number of friends witnessed the
| marriage yesterday morning of Miss Grace
! HAYES, daughter of the late William Hayes,
| formerly an attorney Of this city, aud Mr..
George r. B. Hayes, a well-known lawyer
| and member of the firm of Stanly, Stoney 81
| Hayes
The ceremony was performed at St
Mary's Cathedral. on Van Ness avenue, by
| Rev Fataer Montgomery, where a nuptial
mass was afterward celebrated. An ex-
| quisite arrangement of white flowers had
| been disposed about the brilliantly illu-
| minated central altar by the Sisters OF the
Holy Family. and an array Of pOtted plants
within the communion rail.
The bride, who looked very handsome
was attended by Miss Florence Manson, a
daughter of Captain Manson, and was pre-
sented to the groom by her uncle, Mr.. Ed
ward Bosqui, Tue groom was attended by
| Mr. C. ID. O'Sullivan Jr. MeSsrs. G.. Stan
ley and William Fem were the nshers.
"a bridal reception was afterward held al
the residence of the brides mother, 33s
Haight street, where congratulations were
preferred and an elaborate breakfast served
The decorations were tasteful and peculiarly
approp rate 10 the occasion in the predOmi-
nance of orange blossoms
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes have left on then
wedding trip in the South, and contemplate
being away some weeks. Their bridal gifts
were very numerous
Inc EhbSbo at tue DuSI-UHpiidl IbStiNlbles
included: Rev. Father Montgomery, Judge
and Mrs. John A. Stanly, Judge and Mrs
Stoney, Mrs NJ. Gallagher Judge and Mrs
j. f. Sullivan, Mr.. c. O'Sullyan Jr., Mr.
Edward Bosqn, DIR. and Mrs. Edwin Win
dele, Miss USnllivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Roge
Magee, Mr.. NJ. Fem, Mr. w. Fem, Mr. anC
Mrs. f. II. Wunderlicb, Colonel and Mrs
T. Bolaud, Miss Manson and Mr. Z. Stanley
The Normal Glass Reception.
Seldom has been seen in this city
prettier assembly than that at Irving Hal
last evening 1t was composed mainly 0
members of the Normal Glass and thel
guests
The hall had been prettily and simply
decorated by Miss May Leen and Miss
Alice Vincent, and the stage. occupied by
Ritzau's band, had evidently been the oh
jectlye point in their tasteful labors. TIL
grand march was led by Miss Maud Rod
den, on the arm of her brother, and pre-
sented dainty picture. The ladies' toilets
though simple. were peculiarly chic and be
coming, but their material beauty was to
tally ecipsed by the radiance shining il
fair eyes and happy faces. 1t was one o
the most successful parties of the season.
Following composed the committees: Re
eeptlon COmmittee-Miss Irma Barker
Miss Gertrude Cutler, Miss Helen Frank
Miss Marion FeatherStOne, Miss Edith Ar
mer; floor manager. Miss Maud Rodden
Floor cOmmittee-Miss Annie Reid, Miss
Aimee Mendelson, Miss May Leen, Mis-
Helen Hosmer
st. Joseph's Assembly Party.
ST. Joseph's Assembly. No 3, Y. NJ. c. U.
achieved a full measure of success las
evening with their second anniversary bal
at Odd Fellows Hall.
The First Regiment Band OBLIGATED, an
dancing proceeded under the following di
reetion Floor manager, p. ii. Mccarthy
assistant floor manager, T.. A. Moitoret
Floor Committee. L. Flynn, j. L. Fit
gerald, j. T. McGoyern, G. Creegan, L. J
Mccain.
The remaining committees consisted of
Reception Commttee-Dr. w. +. Reardor
ID. Lehan, NJ. Kelly, d. g. Conway, N
FitZgerald; Committee of Arrangements