The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Sons of Vermont Give Their Sep.
TENDER Entertainment.
The Bee Birthday Anniversary-A Church
Social-Acker-Bennett Wedding-The
schuster Dinner-Notes.

The tea for the benefit of the Nursery for
Homeless Children will take place at the
residence of Mrs. Tripler. 1927 Washington
street, corner of Mason, this afternoon,
from TO o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to be present.
The finals in the second annual tennis
tournament will take place at San Rafael
to-day and will be followed by hop.
The f st annual ball given by Golden
Gate Legion. No. 3, S. K. of A. will take
place at Harmony Hail. 1749 Mission street.
this evening.
Mr. George B. Sperry is about to build q
$4,000 residence on his property on North
street, Stockton.
Burnaby Lodge. No. 1914, Order Sons OF
st. George, viii give party this evening in
their lOdge-room.
On Wednesday,, at San Jose, Miss Lille
SchOen, a popular school-teacher there, was
married to MIR. Elmer E. Richards, a native
of Ohio, and now resident of Hilo,
Hawaii.
Eureka Valley Lodge, No. 252, A. o. U.
W., will give its initial party in a projected
monthly series, this evening, at RahwedepS
Hall, corner of Seventeenth aud Noe streets.
A pleasant party was given last evening
at Saratoga Hall in honor of Miss Amy
Murrels, the Misses Ellebeck, Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Frank Butler and Mrs. Andrew Wal
ton of Sacramento and Stockton, who are
visiting here. Dancing and refreshments
were the order of the evening. The COM
mittee in charge consisted OF Messrs. D. q.
Rivers, Joseph 5. Francis, John Jones,
Theodore Stewart, j. a. Derrick. d. Stew
art, w. r. Jones, X. l.. Beck. W. g. Mad
dox, n. Godfrey, A. j. johnson and John
Day.
The Danish Society Norden win give a
dramatic entertainment and ball at Sara
toga Hall this evening.
The Bee Birthday Anniversary.
A large number Of masked and dOmi noed
friends, headed by picked" band. H.
Yaded the residence of Consul f. A. Bee,
1923 Pine street, on Wednesday evening to
congratulate him on the attainment of his
siXty-fourth birthday anniversary.
Dancing. games and music were INDUCED
in until II 80 o'clock, when delicious sup
per was served.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. II. Mills, Captain and Mrs. T. b.
Taylor. Miss Mamie Taylor. Miss Bessie
TAYLOR, Miss Nellie MalOwauSky, Miss
Della Mills; Messrs. Irving Mills, JOHN
Gwinn, Obs Spalding, Mrs. j. NJ. Morton,
Mr.. Oliver p. Morton, Miss Hattie Morton,
Dr. and Mrs. o. O. Burgess, Mrs. 5. l..
Bee and MIR. Frank NJ. Bee.
The Schuster Dinner in Sonoma.
Mr.. Clement J. Sehuster gave dinner
party at his Fern Villa, SOnoma City, on
the evening of the 9TH inst Those present
were as follows: Mrs. Parton OF Los An
geleS, Miss Lee Smythe OF Ukiah, Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Harris. Mrs George W.
Hooper. Miss Rosalind Harrison, Mr. Ed
ward krmsOrge of Sacramento, Mr., Bur-
ram Spencer, Mr.. William Hammer, Mr..
Frank Hammer.
The Acker-Bennett Wedding.
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. Nicholas A.
Ackpr and Miss Susie Bennett were mar
RED by Rev. Mr.. Richie in st. PaurS Epis.
copal Church. Miss Emma Welman acted
as bridesmaid and MI K. II. Bennett as
best man. The qsherS were: MessrS. w,
l.. Seeley Ed NJ. BRAY, W. o. Cullau and
Arthur Kelley. Upon the conclusion Of
the ceremony in the pretuly decorated
church the bride and groom left for the train
and will spend their honeymoon at Ion
terey and Santa Cruz. There was no we'd
ding reception. Upon their return they
will make their home in Oakland. Mr.
Acker is a young lawyer who has COM
menced practice III this city.
The NJ. Nj. Club Dance.
The Merry Makers Club, composed OF
young people of the Church Of the Advent,
gave their second social last evening in
METROPOLITAN Hall, which was radiant with
lis decoration of red and white bunting.
Dancing was the chief amusement, and
was enjoyed by large assemblage. Mr.
James Ellison directed the floor. The Lit
erary Committee is headed by Miss Fanny
Dennis and the Refreshment Committee by
Miss Susie Howell.
Following are the officers of this merry
guilt: Miss Gertie Smith. President; Miss
Cliff Read, Vice-P President; Miss Queene
Holland, Secretary; Miss Halle Gossip,
Treasurer.
The yermonters' Entertainment.
The September meeting of the Pacific
Coast Association Native Sons of Vermont
took place last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. There was good attendance.
General appreciation marked the course
of the following programme: Overture
Blum's Orchestra; recitation, The Jlners'
(anonymouS), Miss Nina Young, from School
OF EIOcution and Expression; selections by
the Alameda Banjo Club, Professor Charles
Pierce director; comic song, selected, Mr..
George NJ. ODonnell; recitation, 'The
Golden West" MRS. Fred o. Barto, in cos
tune, representing California; soprano solo,
''Old Madrid" Mrs. r. b. West accompanied
by Professor L. F. .Ziliani; "Breezes OF
solo, Mr., A. P. Black Mrs. Barto's recl-
tation was unanimously applauded.
Dancing followed under the following di-
rection: Floor manager, Mr. John Towns
end, Phi. d. NJ. D.; Floor Committe-A. A.
Gilmour, MD, n. Il. Roberts. c. n. Miller,
I'D, William Felt, James O. Avery.
Following are the officers of the aSsocia.
Presidents Pre- Hon. A. W. sDott; Hon a j. Mem
Shafter, a. .. Cotton; Secretary, ). g.
Cheever; Treasurer, Miss r. A. Jewell
Executive Committee-Dr. John Townsend
Gilnour, Mr.. Heman Robinson, Miss Hattie
V. Martin, Mrs. l.. J. Hardy Jr., Mrs. W.
T. Toothaker. Miss Annie E. Movers, Miss
Jennie Partridge.
Party on Eddy Street
A very pleasant party was given to Miss
Ray Elberg last Sunday evening at her res
idence, 625 Eddy street.
Dancing and an informal programme
were tt e order OF the enjoyable evening,
which closed with bOunteuus supper.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Elberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Asher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cole, Mr.; and
showski, Miss G. Thompson Miss L.
Abrams, Miss K. Gross, Miss L. Landsit,
the Misses Aron, Miss g. Silverstone, Miss
i. Cole, Miss Il. Gallinger. Miss II. Pink
sen; Messrs. L. Sirius, Nj. Cole, III. PlOnSky,
ii. Leipsic. NJ. Leipsic, 5. Roseudorn. l.
Rich, NJ. SlyerstOne, Mr.. Aron, j. Wallen-
stein, +. Owens, Mr.. Mccarthy. Mr.. Ryan
Mr.. Whiting, 5. Elberg.
Private TheatrfcaIs.
An entertainment was given on Monday
evening by Mr.. Howard Scott at his home
32l Scott street, when the first act of THE
Opera Singer" was produced by the mem.
beers of the Lyceum Comedy Company. Mr.
Burton acted as stage manager.
Ii was a most successful affair in every
way, and the hospitality of Mr.. Scott will
long be remembered by those present. The
players acted well. Their make-u p and cos
tunes, too, were highly appreciated. The
TooBs were nicely decorated with flowers,
and dancing was INDUCED in on the can.
Vased floors Of the spacious parlors.
Miss Christine Moran recited "The
Leper" charmingly, and Miss Atoms rendi-
ton of 1.-The Lost Child" added greatly to
the evenings entertainment. Mr.. w. An
drews' vocal selections from Faust" were
well received, but Mr.. j. j. Cathcart really
made the hit of the evening.
Among the invited guests were: Miss
Milly Miller. Miss Emma Louise Code, Miss
Al