The morning call., 1891-04-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Gay FIotilla of Yachts Attend
the Launch.
The oznard-Pinto Wedding-An Oakland Din
ner-The Meagher Testimonial-Two
Recent Weddings

street and Simpson Memorial Methodist Eplse0-
pal Sunday schools will be held at Glen Ellen
Park, Sonoma County, Friday next. Boats will
leave TIburon Ferry, foot of Market street, at
500 o'clock In the morning, returning trains
will leave the grounds at $50 O'Clock. delight
ful time is anticipated. The committee In charge
will spare no pains to make the occasion most
enjoyable one and invite their friends TO ac-
company them.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Fottreil (nee Chielovich)
have returned from their wedding trip and will
be "at home" on Wednesdays at their residence.
1885 Geary street.
On Sunday evening Major Rathbone enter
tanned at dinner General Ruger, U. S. A, Russell
Harrison. General Greedy, U. ). A, General o.
d. Greene, Mr.. Burton, MIR. Hunt, Major Lord,
U. S. A, and Colonel Mendell.
Hon. and Mrs. o. A. Hale OF San Jose chape-
roned merry party TO this city on Saturday,
The Bernhardt was the attraction and the EN- Tire
party attended LA ToSca" Besides Mr.. and
Mrs Hale the party was made up of Mrs. Saw
yer, Miss Glday, Mrs. Goodsell and Miss Arm
strong.
Ignalian Council No. 35, Young Mems InstI-
tute. viii give n complimentary entertainment at
Shiels Building this evening.
Tie Misses Dmond assisted by Mrs. e. R.
DimOnd, entertained al tea the first OF the week
10 meet Miss Cody, who is visiting here, Miss
Bates, the Misses Hooker, Miss Hager, the
Misses VoorhleS. Miss Chaplin, Miss Reed, Miss
Cheesman, the Misses irwin, Miss Findley, Miss
Mchinstry, Miss HolbroOk, Miss Hobart, the
Smith.
Unity RebeRah Degree Lodge, No. 16I, I. o.
o. f., will give an entertainment ana social this
evening IN Odd Fellows Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. GoldSione entertained Mr.
r. II. Dean of London last Wednesday
evening at dinner. TIE dining-room was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and smilax and the
evening WAS delightfully."- spent Mr.. Dean left
for his home yesterday.
Mi. ana Mrs. john Iuohy (nee Houghton) OF
Tulare are at the California prior TO their depar-
tUre for their home in that CITY,. They were
married al Paso Robes on Wednesday. The
bride IS sister OF Mrs. W. Z. Morrow we'll
known in this city and San Jose.
lecture on China" with sLeI eOptcOn views,
Will be given this evening by the POIrerO sun
day-schoOl at Maennefbund Hall, on the corner
Of Twenty fourth street aud POtrero avenue.
AT Del Coronado there is one evening In each
week devoted to cards. a recent evening
joyed the dignity of having given a remarkable
exhibit Of strong playing. Among the SIX quar-
lels who TOOK part In The game Were-a number
Of champiOn PLAYERS, who made IL a contest OF
skill. Of those who came out IN the well-ruu
race with prizes was Mrs. John McMulln OF
THIS ely, who is SAID TO be Coronado's best
The Presidential party win be at Monterey to-
day, and ball viii be given In their honor this
The Oxnard-Pinto wedding.
A society wedding took place on Tuesdly even.
ing at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stet-
SOU 1901 Van Ness avenue. IL was a quiet
affair." there being no formal attendants on The
happy pair-Mrs. Nellie Pinto daughter of the
house, duu MI. hUUt4l OAudlu, wealthy uusl-
ness man. Among the twenty-five guests pres
ent was Mr.. BENJAMIN OXuard, a brother OF the
groom. who came from New Orleans to be pres
eut at the cef emory. The service Was performed
10 The pretIily decorated paIlors by Father Cot
tie, and an elaborate wedding b eakfa>t sue
ceeaed the function OF congratulations. In the
afternoon Nj. and Mrs. Robert ONuard left on
bridal THO 10 Monterey, aud on ther return VIII
reside during the summer IN san Rafael.
A Cluster of bay Parties.
The big christening party given on Tuesday
for The Monterey" produced a number of de-
ngLtiul smaller parties, made up 10 Participate
iu the interesting event.
Miss Clara Taylor invited about forty friends
TO enjoy a cruise on the Ngant. and The party
luuched sumpiuously al the Pacific Yacht Club
10 Sausaito before bringing up at the Tn ion
Iron Works It was charming expedition.
Those on board were: Captain aud Mrs. W. Il.
Taylor. Nc aud Mrs ). Sanders Reed, Mrs. Her
man OGlrlchs, Miss Emelie Hager, Miss Cas-
sely, Mr.. A. L. Head Miss Anna Head, Mir.
George A. Nrwhall Mr.. A. IL. Small, Miss
Hooker, Miss Bessie Hooker, Mr.. George David
sou, Mr.. George IL. Lent, Mr. OsgOOd HOoker,
Miss Carolan, Miss May Pope, Miss Talbot, Nh.
samuel G.. Suck bee, Mi. George A Pope, Mr..
Joseph TObin, MI. l. NJ. Greenway, Miss Clara
Taylor. Miss Beth SpeTry, Mr.. 4. j. CaSseIly
Mr. Davidson of New York, Alr. Monterrey Jeph-
son, Mr., George Vernon Gray, SIR. {. Z. Thorn,
Miss Edith McBran, Miss Carrie Taylor. Miss
Mamie Elliott, Miss jennie Cheesman, Mr.. W.
Il. Sherwood. Mr.. Allen ST. John Bowie, Mr.
George NJ. richardson.
Other delightful parties were made IN by Mr.
William BabcOck AVID Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I.
Scott, the latter on The tug MOBaTch. lie friends
thoroughly enjoyed the launching ceremony.
Mr. aud Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps aud friends
and the senior class Of Suelrs Seminary. Oak
land, were most delightfully."- entertained by the
Captain and officers OF the United States steamer
Richard Rush. The Rush escorted tire PIesi-
Dental party around the bay and afterwArd pro-
ceeded TO Hunters Point, where those on board
witnessed the launching Of the big cruiser.
Charming music was furnished by the Italian
string band and dancing was INDUCED Ia during
The afternoon.
A Complimentary Dinner in Oakland.
Nir. aud Mrs George I. Hawley of Prospect
Heights Oah land, gave complimentary dinner
TO several officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association Friday evening of last week The
following were present: Irving 5. Watson, Gen
Secretary OF The Y. NJ {. A. OF San Francisco;
ID. Edward Collins, President; Z. W. htnsey.
Treasurer, and Cary Howar q, Recording Secre-
iary Of the Oakland Y. NJ. c. A.; MI. ana Mrs.
George I. Hawley and Miss Hawley.
a Testimonial Entertainment.
Last evening Irving Hall was filled with friends
OF MI. VIII C. Meagher, a talented and popular
young gentleman, for whose benefit an attractive
programme rendered.
Ii was follows: Overture, Noah Brandps
Orchestra; Instrumental selection, Dolores Club;
recitation, q" Book CanvasseT," Miss Nan Place;
barytonr solo (seiecied), Mr.. A. Nj. Thornton.
COmedletta IN one act "a Husband in Clover
LYDIA, Miss Louise Cosgro; Horace, Mr.. VIII G..
Meagher; scene, the breakfast parlOr. COnIraltO
solo " Fognai" r. Sehira) Miss Bell Hebron;
montague, " The Betroihed" (Rudyard KipliBg),
Dr. Thomas L. HUI; soprano solo (d) THE Shep-
lie DIS Reproach" (Mey er- Helmund), o. " The
Shepherdess' Song" Goddard, Miss Z. n. Roma.
COmedietia, "WOD by a Mummy" written
specially for Mr.. Meagher by Messrs o. w.
jackson and Cyril Young-Archie Shafton, an
impecunlous reporter, Mr.. VIII c. Meagher;
Joseph tiyter with craze for antiquities, Mr..
Albert Wyatt; Sir Arthur Paget, Fellow OF the
ANTIQUARIAN Society, England, Mr.. o. w. jack
son; Ethel Leslie and Gertrude Leslie, Flyters
MIC uiuQ aud acIa
Owens.
The exigencies OF space forbid any detailed
comment, but suffice II 10 say that the programme
was bright ON start 10 finish. Had another
entertain ment under the same auspices been an-
nounced from the stage every member Of the
audience would have subscribed 10 The idea
The applause and laughter were hearty and
spontaneous and during the subsequent dancing
MIR. Meagher received The hearty congratulations
Tie original comedy was excellent. During its
enactment the stage was directed by Mr.. Newton
J.. Williams.
The Excelsior Club Entertainment.
Washington Hall could not have accOmmo.
dated many more with seating on last Monday
night so crowded was it when the Excelsior Club
held its weekly meeting aud rendered benefit
10 the Misses Laura and Lima Crews, and GER
tainly no more dancers could be located on the
floor when the first lancers was formed.
The programme. which was unusually good,
was arranged by Nj. Ed Rowe and announced
.
in the following order: Overture; Occasional
Overture" by the club orchestra, consisting OF
Miss Jennie Horn, Mr.. q. Brandt Mr.. X. Krenz
and Mr.. r. Parker; recitation. "Miss Maoney
Goes to the Dentist" Miss Eva Peck; comic
song, "1be Upper Ten and Lower Five" Messrs.
L. Rowe and ". Z. Allen; recitation. ''The Clas-
steal Parson," Mrs. Jennie Kennel; duet Mrs.
L L. Barney and daughter Edna; instrumental
duet, polka, Miss Jennie Horn and Mr.. q. b.
Brandt; vocal solo Qn costume). ''Annie Laurie"
encore AUD Lang Syne," Mrs. NJ. L. Chap
man; piano solo. "Ihe Spinning Wheel Miss
Jennie Horn; vocal solo, Coming Through the
Rye" Mrs. L. II. Staples; vocal SOLO "Magnetlc
Waltz" Miss Lima Crews; recitation Qn cos
tunnel Aunt Sophronia aud Her City NIECE"
Mrs G. G. Walker and Miss Eva Peck; recita-
ton, "Meg ana l." Mr.. W. }. Kohler; balcony
scene from Romeo and JnlieP' (by reQueSD,
the Misses Lima and little Laura Crews; recita-
tOn, Shadows" Miss Lizzie FRYER; recitation,
''The Inventors Wife," encore 1.-The Boy aud
His MOlhey at the Museum" Miss Laura Crews.
The grand march was then formed for dancing.
with Mr.. w. L. Walker as floor manager, as
sisted by Miss Lima Crews and Mr.. Robert II.
Ely.
The MOwer-FIsciier Wedding.
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