The morning call., 1891-06-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
San Francisco Council, Y. NJ. l.,
Enjoys Picnic.
The Chopin Club Recital-Party on Pacific
Administration Club Entertainment.
Society Personals.

Tho wedding of Miss Lily Orkmann aud
Mr.. Thomas Sullivan will take place this
evening at st. Dominie's Church.
The social event Of the past week at San
Jose was the dancing party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Luis Arguello at their handsome
residence ON North Third street.
Mr.. ]. R. n. Bernard and Miss Alice
Houghaling will be married this evening at
st. Peters Church.
The engagement of Mr.. Gustave Thomas
to Miss Camille A. Lebeau is announced,
The marriage will take place on Saturday
next at the Church of Notre Dame des Vic
torres. Mr. Thomas is a member of the
well-known French dyeing firm of this city.
Myrtle Council. No. 1877, A. l. of H.. will
give an entertainment this evening at Shiels
Building.
Reception on Pacific Avenue.
a most delightful reception was given in
honor of Miss Bessie A. North on Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. J. G. North,
2414 Pacific avenue. The parlorS were dec
GRATED with wreaths and flowers, and when
the company of young people, nearly all
classmates, arrived, pleasant scene was H.
deed presented.
Dancing aud the service of supper were
in order, and, when the time for parting az
rived, all agreed they had spent very pleas
ant evening at the Norths'.
Among those present were: Captain and
Mrs. .. o. Anderson, Captain w. q. Leale,
Miss Laura Thompson, Miss Clara Meyers,
Miss Elin0s Stewart, Miss Jessie Hansen,
the Misses DOlie and Celia Petersen, the
Misses Hattie and Maud Lee, Miss Bertha
White, Miss Hattie Burke, Miss Laura
Arnold, Miss Annie Mtschler, Miss Minnie
Allen, Miss Allie Liniean, Miss Le0na
Lurchhardt Miss Jennie Long, Grandma
Anderson, Mrs. E. NJ. North, Hiss Gertrude
Anderson
The Chopin Club Recital.
The Chopin Club, which was organized
over year ago and which has given several
successful recitals, gave another on Monday
evening at 26 0'Farrell street
Mrs. Davis played The Awakening Of the
Lion" and responded to an encore with a
little composition of her own. There was
a six-handed trio by Miss Daisy Willard,
Miss Beatrice Bennett. Miss Julia Fisher,
Miss Birdie Fisher, Miss Theresa Solomon
and Mrs. Davis. Professor Ben nett sang
an Italian song. Miss Bertha Fischer re-
cited. The second movement OF Schubert,
Op. 80, arranged for the violin, vI0lIneello
and piano, was played by Professor Solarno,
Professor BambergeT and Mrs. Davis Miss
Willard, Miss Bennett and Miss Lillian
Peters played Midsummer Nights
Dream" and Mrs. Grant sang Consider
the Lilies"
This was the first OF a series of Monday
evening Tecitals, and was full-dTess affair.
The club has ambitious aims, one OF which
IS to bring the Thomas Orchestra to the
city next fall. The President of the club IS
Miss Lillian b. Peters. whose musical and
administrative ability is recognized here and
on the Atlantic Coast.
Persistent Y. VI. I. Picknickers.
4 jolly crowd. including three members of
the Committee of Arrangements of the San
Francisco Council No. 7, Y. NJ. l., were
temporarily embarrassed oD missing the
train on Decoration day which carried tho
7. n. / No. rs picnickers to Forest
Grove. The committee felt somewhat nom
Pulsed for tile moment but soon found
way out of the dilemma. The disappointed
ones, numbering forty or more. agreed to
entertain the committees suggestion 10 ac-
company them on the train to San Jose and
take the chances Of securing cCnYeyaneeS to
reach Forest Grove.
Ga arriving at San Jose Messrs. John L.
Carberry, George NJ. Kelly and John b. Nc
CloSkey, comprising the committee, lost no
time IN securing c0uyeyanceS, and having
the SaEe deliberately decorated for the oc-
caSi0n with flowers and the inscriptions,
Forest Grove or nothing, We'll get there
lust the same" On reaching 4 lima the party
matted and the hampers were unpacked and
their contents spread on the grass under
the shade The appetites OF the party We're
excellent, and so were the dainties which
| Miss McNulty, Miss Rowe, Miss Hogue and
Mrs. Brown provided. Vocal and lnStru-
mental music were also indulgedin. After
ward the party resumed their places In the
buses and proceeded to Forest Grove, where
they were enthusiastically received and APP
pauded with cheers OF welcome by the San
Francisco Council, No. Z, \. NJ. /.
The merry plcnlCker5 returned to san
Francisco weary, but conscious OF having
earned very pleasant day. Before leaving
the grounds the group was photographed.
Among those present were: Miss Mamie
Rowe, Miss Lizzie Hosue Miss Aggie Nc
Nulty, Miss Brennan, Miss Lizzie McDer-
mott, Mrs. III. c. Brown, Mrs. McDermott,
Miss Mamie Johnson, Miss Lena Sullivan,
Miss Mamie Moran, Miss Mamie King, ISIS
ka,e Snee, Miss Mary Flanagan, Miss Mary
Mccall, Mrs. Mary Sexton, Mrs. Margaret
Johnson; MessrS. Frank Connolly. Thomas
Dunahue, Henry 9. Brown, Michael OCon-
nor, Cornelius Sullivan, Nicholas brady,
William Murray, John b. McClOskey, John
Kelly, William Reed, John Z, Carberry and
George NJ Kelly.
The Excelsior Club Entertainments.
Monday night being the date set for
benefit given by the Excelsior Club to its
President, Mr.. n. T. Rsvlin, found good
audience assembled at Washington Hall,
and a good programme prepared fer 1t by
Miss Tina Crews.
This was announced by the President as
follows: Overture, by the orchestra, CON-
prising Miss Jennie Horn, Messrs E. 7.
Wright, 6. Brandt and r. Potter; either
solo, Nh. D. Battenstein; recitation, "rbe
Temple" Mr.. g. w. Strickland vocal selec-
ton, Sweet Roek-a-By," Excelsior Quar-
tpt MIR. aud Mrs. w. +. Walker, Miss
Eva Peck and Mr.. Fred Peck xenophone
solo, Mr.. George Brandt; recitation, Miss
Maloney Visits the Dentist" Miss Eva
Peck; recitation, "The Stage-struCk Girl"
Miss Annie Miffiin; speciaties. Master
Harry Williams; recitation, The Jealous
Wife" little Laura Crews; vocal solo,
bella Italia" Miss Tina Crews recitation,
1.-The Hebrew" Mr.. l.. Lincoln; overture,
''Sunol GaI0p," by the orchestra.
The dancers afterward took the floor and
crowded it. Mr. w. f. Walker was floor
manager, while Mrs. G. g. Walker and Mr..
f. 5. Seymore were assistant floor managers.
Mr.. w. Beckwith acted as Door COMMITTEE.
Society Personals.
Dir. and Mrs j. M. Pullman have arrived
in this city from Southern California.
Miss Mamie Holbrook has been enter
tanning Miss Niekerson and Miss Hobart at
Menlo.
Mrs. Thomas SelbY, Miss Annie Selby
and Mr.. Ralph Selby have moved down to
their country residence in Menl0 Park.
MI and Mrs. Edgar Painter have been
rustieating in Lake County.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Dunno are at their
lovely home in San Felipe for few weeks.
The Misses Jess and Cora Marston have
gone to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Hudson of
Paiaro during the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Briggs have been
visiting Fresno.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bouguiere and family
leave to-day for Monterey.
Mrs. Byron Waters aud family of San
Bernardino have come TO this city to reside
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