The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
National Fete of the Re0rgan-
lied Simpson Lyceum.
The Cole Reception at Laurel Cabin"-NOte:
From Paradise Springs Party on Clay
street-Society Notes

The instala tion entertainment and hop of
Pacific Parlor, No. 10 \. S G. W., VIII be
held tonight at Union quare Hail under
the auspices of the Grizzlies" a lively
time is looked for.
Lieutenant c. II. MeKinstry. son of Judge
and Mrs. T. w. McKinstry, of this city, was
quietly married on the 18th ult. to Miss
Lila A. Lawrence, daughter of Mr.. Fred
erick o. Lawrence of Bayside. The cere-
mony took place at st. MichaePs Church.
Flushing. Long Island. Lieutenant and
Mrs. McKinstry will reside at West Point
where the former has military appoint
ment.
The hop at Del Monte on the evening of
the Fourth brought out an unusual degree
of enthusiasm, as well as a number of
charming toilets. Among the ladies who at
tracted admiriug attention were: Mrs. A.
H. Rutherford. Mrs. Pete Donahue, Mrs.
Edward Donahue, Mrs. Edward Martin,
Mrs. HAYES, Miss Sperry, Mrs. Justice
Field, Mrs. a NJ. Eas;on. Mrs. w. w. Nor
row, Mis-. Charles Webb Howard, Mrs.
Milton 5. Latham, Mrs. j. B. Wright, Mrs.
r. p. Hastings, Mrs: Sidney Smith, Mrs. p.
4. Finnigan, Mrs. w. II. Morrow, Mrs. I
G. Phelps, Mrs. Theresa Fair, Mrs. Nc
Bean, the Misses Adela and Helen Perrin,
Miss Ella Goal, Miss Emily Hager, Miss
Taylor. Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Sallie May
uard, Miss Eyre. Miss Mamie Buring, Miss
COsEroye, The Misses VOORHEES,, Miss Helen
Walker.
Court Eclipse. No. G972. a. o. F.. gave
pleasant entertainment last evening in Odd
Fellows Building.
Miss Marguerite BelOin Jones, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Witcher Jones, formerly
Of San Jose, was married recently to Mr.. J.
Robert Walker Jr., son OF Mr. j. Il. Walker,
President of the Union National Bank of
salt Lake City, at st. Marks Cathedral, in
the City OF the Saints, by the Rev. F. j.
Norris. After the wedding reception Mr..
and Mrs. Walker left Tor New York on their
wedding trip
\ delightful dinner was given by Rear
Admiral and Mrs, John Irwin at their resi-
dence on Mare Island last Saturday evening,
IN honor OF Captain b son and officers OF
the French man-Uf-war DuDaurden. now
undergoing repairs in the yard.
Unity Lodge, No 81, of the Order of the
Golden Shore, will give an entertainment
and dance in he'd Mems Building this even
ing.
Mr.. Rudolph Cole, assisted by Messrs.
Hammersley and HolbroUk, who have been
holding forth Tor the past month at Laurel
Cabin" picturesque Spot in Ross Valley,
entertained in a prncely fashion over. one
hundred guests, on the 4th, coming from
San FranCisco, Slus1lito, Owls Hole Camp.
Larkspur and san r ,fael. Among some of
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Cole, Miss Gussie Cole, Mr.. j. {. Pennie,
Mrs. J. Applet n Mcguire, Mr.. Thomas
Swiney, Miss Eta Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles SeaIle Mss Florence Tobin, Mr..
Anderson, Mrs kittridge, Miss Edith KIT
fridge. Miss A!vina Heuer, Mr.. Tobin, Mr.
Walton IhGrne, Mr. Charles HolbrOOk and
others. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent in musical selections and Rotations.
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainment.
a large audience enjoyed the national en-
tertainment last evening by the Simpson
Lyceum Of the Simpson Memorial NJ. E.
Church in the prettily decorated parlor of
tie church, on the corner OF HAYES and Blu
cbanan streets.
Following was the programme: Hymn.
America" audience; prayer, by the
pastor; reading minutes of tile last meeting,
etc; vocal solo, "Star-sDang!ed Banner"
Mrs. Ii. c. Gulcher; essay, Our Nations
Greatness" Mr.. Harry Gn0dal; vocal solo,
Columbia" Mr. c. L. Parent; recitation,
Rising OF 70" Mr.. j. r berts kiucaid;
bass solo, My Native Land" Professor
Carl B-rgste.n, Grafton (nationaD, Rev.
L. McClish, ID. D.; solo and chorus, Battle
Hymn of the Republic" Mr.. j. J. Morris.
The new officer, of the lyceum are: Pres =
ident, Mr. :. l.. Golcner; Secretary, Miss
julia Renwick; Treasurer, Mr.. Forest
Wyman; pianiste. Miss Della de Lano. The
programme consisted Of: Mr.. W. \. 5.
Nicholson, Mr. Charles Is. Perkins, Miss
Cora de LanO, Mrs. }. X. Firth, Miss Teen
Goodall, Mrs. c. II. BHnn, Miss \. 3.
Bracket, Miss Bessie Mosgroge, Mr.. L. a.
GiTyin,
Party on Clay Street.
a pleasant surprise party was last Friday
evening rendered to Miss Laura Mcmahon
at the resideuce Of her friend, Miss Musette
Brandt, 1929 Clay street.
The evening was spent in dancing and vo-
cal ard instrumental music until y o'clock,
when the guests adjourned to the dining
room. where appetzing refreshments were
served, alter which dancing was resumed
until . o'clock. when the guests babe their
kind hostssse 'goOd-a GIT
Those resent We're: Miss Laura Nc
Mahon. Miss Musette Brandt Miss Matte
McMahon, Miss May Perkins, Miss Kittie
Borle, Miss Lizzie Perkins, Miss Aggie Fitz-
patrick, Miss Katie Mcmahon, Miss Jennette
BOrle, Miss Loretta Hennessy, Miss Blanche
Pegg, Miss Bella Jacobs, Miss May Brandt,
Miss Cert e Perkins; Messrs. John Perkins,
F. OBrlen, v. Koch, j. Graves, L. Gilmore,
p. Pagan, J. O'Grady, Z. Stauf A. Reed, c.
Vaughn, b. Ame5. j. Fitzpatrick. G. Cal
varie J. Wynn, Mr.. Rush, Mr.. Adler, J.
r phael, Mr.. Coleman, Ralph Raphael, j.
Brandt.
Notes From Paradise Springs.
The women are charming and the men
equally SO at present soiournng at Paraiso.
The warm days have been followed by de-
not slow in taking advantage of them. The
occupants of the different cottages have en-
tertaned, card parties and muscales have
been IN order, while merry groups chatted
and laughed ali over the ranch.
The following programme was success
fully rendered last Thursday evening in
Music Hall: Violin solo, Romance"
QHiller), Miss Florence Lewis vocal solo.
''Eutreaty," Miss Gertie milford; recita-
ton, "Rationalistic Chicken" Miss Con-
stance Mckeand; vocal solo, dreams, "
Mrs. Hoffman; fancy dance, "Cachu-
vocal solo, Dear Heart, Miss Lilly New
man; recitation, 1.-THE Bald-headed Mar"
Milton Newman; piano-forte solo, selected,
Mrs Rolling; vocal solo, "All in Garden
Fair" Miss Gertie milford; vocal solo,
Last Night" Mrs. Hoffman; guitar solo,
Mocking Bird" Miss Constance Nc
Reaud; pianO-forte solo, "Reveil du Lilo +"
Mrs. Holling.
Mrs HolIing with her usual grace, &C
cOmpanied the soloists. Little Flossie Jes-
serum brought down prolonged applause by
her dancing. The tiny dot is not three
years Old, and the cOquetry Of the cachuca
was given with telling effect All the per
formers did remarkably well, and encoreS
were numerous.
The Glorious" was celebrated by all
sorts of "doings," aud wound up with a
hop" The masculine gender has largely
Increased its representation this week, and
the ladies' pay it respect by appearing in
stunning costumes. Our host, Mr. Foster,
is untiring in his efforts to make his guest:
comfortable and assure them a good time.
All the appointments of the place are first
Class, the table fac and the help polite and
obhging. Chef Shelter receives great
praise for the fine meals lie prepares.
Merry Campers.
a party Of gentlemen, consisting of NJ. J
0'Connor, foreman of the Standard Oi
Works, j. Y. Owens, the contractor, Major
John =. Curtin. James Corcoran, L. II
Wuhrmann, Henry Williams, NJ. j. CogIr
Ian, joseph McGinty 7. F. Dempsy, Gil
bert Chase, J. 7. Durham, w. II. LeightoE
a. ferriau, NJ. j. Hurley, Edward Mono,
CHAN. James Mcbride, George SiSsenbrenner
and two sons AID f. B. Mulgrew spent the
rational holiday and the days Immediately
preceding and following it in a little camp