The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Special Out.of- Town Fetes Sue.
cinctly Noted.
Junior Court Pride of California Entertain.
ment-Party on Gilbert Avenue-some
Recent Movements Of Society.
A complimentary entertainment and lsocI,

complimentary entertainment and isocial
viii be given by Borromean Council, No. 129,
Y. NJ. L. at Mission Opera Hall Ills evening
pleasant birthday surprise party was given
to Master Albert Audited on the 2Sih ult, at
the residence OF bis parents, 566 Tweniy-iourth
street. Oakland
A DeIee engagement was fought OH the Fourth
between the yacht Lurline, Mr.. j. d. Spreckels
Commodore. and The Coronado iron pier, which
for the nonce assumed the role OF a fortifcation.
Tie firearms were noisy, but no heavy loss is
reported.
Mrs. Mcfarland is at her country residence,
Camp Alta Vista. near Halfmoon Bay. Adioin-
ing the house is the villa of Dr. Van Kirk OF
Oakland. During the past week the following
ladies and gentlemen have been lhe guests OF
Mrs Mcfarland Miss HaIght, Miss VAIN
wright, Mrs Christie. MIR. and Mrs. Knight, MI
and Mrs. A L. Mcfarland, Masters Elton and
Eizo Mcfarland. c. a. Haight. f. Mayhem. MIR.
~ainw right and Professor Charles DawDorn, the
eminent scientific lecturer OF San Leandro Sew
eral fishing excursions were planned and good
sport resulted. Many of the guests returned
home with baskets of wild Strawberries, which
grow In pIofusion IN The woods near by.
Minerva Circle, No. 20, &. .. f., VIII give an
entertainment and bouquet party this evening at
Cambfian Hall, 1888 Mission sireer.
Today little military PARTY will leave for the
north, having been appointed members OF a
court to meet at WaIla Wala Wash Oh the
10Th inst. The party includes BIZ igader. G eneraI
Thomas II. Ruger. Colonel William X. Shafter,
Lieutenant Colonel William NJ. Graham and
accompanied by his aid, Lieutenant Leonard A.
Lowering.
Social Council, No. 46, o. c. F., will install its
officers and give an entertainment and dance In
Red Mems Building this evening.
The Junior Court Pride of California
Entertainment.
The public installation, entertainment and
dance of Junior Court Pride of California, No.
5, A. O. f. OF A, took place last night at Union
square Hall.
interested attendance: w. IL. Smith, ID. H. c.
h; ii kuttner, I. C. H.. l.. kuttner c. r.; a.
Levy S: c. r.; p. Asch, T.; Ben Garren. f. S. +;
w; G. Hummel S B.. j. Beriner. j. b.
A bright programme of literary and musical
numbers was then presented, varied by the pres
ton of badge to j. B. KAISER by ID. D. Hunt,
President OF lie Picnic Convention and The
presentation OF badges to L. Garren and G.
Quinn by Chief Ranger l.. Kuttner. Dancing
concluded the enjoyable occasion.
The committees of the evening consisted of:
Committee OF Arrangements-P. Asch CHAIR
man. IL. huttner, j. Il. KAISER, A. Levy, T..
Kragen. L. AdelSlen. Il. Garren; Reception
Committee-J. b. KAISER (ChaiIman) L. Ganen,
a. jacobson. NJ. Fogel, H. FOgel, r. Davis b.
Levy, L. kiageD. NJ. Lafee, s. Isaacs. W. H.
Bienner; floor director, Louis kuliner: assist
anls-H- huttner, b. Garren. 5. kfagen, NJ Ed
Lleht, NJ. Berilner, NJ. Moses.
Inc II ourth at Mapiewoo d.
The Fourth was royalty celebrated at Maple
wood The beautiful country home OF Mir. Chester
L. WOOD, about five miles above Napa Mr.
Wood is a popular and Beil.kn0wn business
man, and lie and his most estiInable vile proved
an agreeable host aud hostess.
Tie day dawned clear and warm, and the
guests, assembling at an early hour, immedi-
ately made themselves al bone. A grand feil-
lure OF the day was regular old-tlme bar becue
iiDe yearing calf having been slaughtered for
The suspicious occasion. The day was delight
1uiy spent IN Teasing. games. riding and stroll
Ing through the spacious grounds. In tile even
Ing regular old-fashiuned country dance was
INDUCED in, intersperscd by some nne lnstrll-
mental and vocal music, which was rendered BIZ
some OF The guests present. 1t was late The
merry party broke uD and the last carriage rolled
away.
Appended is a list Of those present: Mrs Chef
+. Wood, Mrs. j. COm>tocK, Mrs. =. +. Powers
E=s. ). Chadboutne, Mrs. George Parker Mrs.
). ID. blanchard. Miss Lizzie Best and Miss Anna
Johnson; Messrs. Chester +. Wood. Z. r. Pow
ers Leonard h ad, Charles Powers, Bert b.
Read. Henry c. Wood, Roy Read. Harry Steven
sou, George Parker, Malt Brown, George Parker
Jr-, Quincy Giiiiand, Colonel L. A. Barnard,
James ComstOck.
Party on Gilbert Avenue.
4 party was given 10 Miss Oracle Carnes al
her par ents residence, 81 Gilbert avenue Iasl
Saturday evening, II being the anniversary OF her
birthday. Among those present were: Mr.. and
MIS- Cafnes MISS Oracle SarDes' Miss Martha
Disseeker, Miss X Reilly, Miss A. Green, Miss
+, Laash,an. Miss r. Lynch, Miss E. Martin,
Miss Della Kane, Miss n. Ru sseli, Miss h
Maggie and Miss L. Olsen.
The Kelly "Mikado" Party at Kelsey.
There was most enjoyable "Mikado" party
held at the beautiful mountain home OF The
Misses Kelly, 1913 Mlkado avenue Kelsey FL
Dorado COu My, on Monday evening. July path.
the occasion being grand farewell rendered by
Miss Mary L. aud Miss Maggie A. Kelly to
MeSsrs. William l.. Roberts and Fred j. ATWOOD
prior 10 their return TO San Francisco after hay
ing spent few weeks In Kelsey and the sur
rounding mountains
The house WAS astefuily decorated with wild
ferns, foliase and draDeries IN artistic combna-
uon and the croquet grounds we're Illuminated
by Chinese lanterns. The evening was yer Y
pleasantly spent in listening to numerous songs,
piano solos, Rotations and witticisms. The
Misses Kelly rendered their most recent pleasing
song, The Heart That Is BeallTg for Thee" to
the accompaniment on guitars by Mr.. jackson
aud Mr.. James Kelly. Miss Agnes Burns rem
MIR. Mosher assured tie folks that he was not
asleep and TO make good the assertion inflicted
upon them some OF his good stories Miss Lillian
V: Atwood sang These Words no Shakespeare
Wrote" Mr.. w. l.. Roberts was heard In selec-
tons from The Merchant of Venice" Virgin
Jus" The Dandy Fifth" and other choice selsc-
tons. M. Ed Il. ATWOOD told many original
LILLE stories OF the experiences of The Home
Club on the diamond. Little Miss Kelly rem
dered choice little school piece. Mr.. Fred J..
Atwood sang "DOrkins' Night" Advance" and
his original song 'WIll Get There" The game
of ehafades was not overlooked and several en-
tered into Ii with spirit. AT about midnight re-
freshmeuts were served In the dining ~ Dom,
which had been tastefully decorated.
Tie patty was most enjoyable affair and one
that VIII long be remembered in tie little town,
for every one seemed 10 be endowed with a
spirit of fun and each one Tried 10 send the re-
elpients home with feeling that there is one
pleasant mountain home where there Is always
ii warm welcome awaiting their coming
The parry broke up ia the early hours of morn,
and as the guests prepared 10 depart some one
patheticaly inclined started Home, Sweet
Home" which at last became general
Following is a list OF those present: Miss
Murphy, Miss Jennie Kelly Miss Susan Kelly,
Miss Henrietta Strftnl, Miss Mllly Fi!ippIni,
Miss Mary haniey, Miss Lillian V. Atwood, Miss
Waedman. Mrs A. j. Atwood, Mrs Mfser. Mrs.
Iefit, Mr.. Arthur Levitt, Messrs. Jacob Strahle,
h. d. Tefft, William Kelly, James Kelly. sydney
Poor. Jonn Hanley. j. L. Mosher, Il. b. jacob
son, C. A. Roberts. I. Z. Atwood, W. O. Brigham,
ALlhnr Atwood, X. q. Hanley ". L. Roberts
aud +. j. Atwood, j. Ia. Beach, Edward L. Ed
wards
Society Personals.
General and Mrs. Schoheld have left for the
north, Gu route for Washington. ID. Z.
Sir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bergevin (nee Wicker
sbsm) after visit 10 the latters parents In Peta.
luna, left yesterday for IheiI Chicago home.
Mr.. james ID. Pbelan will not be home from
the East until August.
To-day Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Il. Higgins will leave Monterey ioi
visit to Camp Markham, AT Santa Cruz.
The Earl of Galloway and his wife. Lady lsa-
bella Stuart, have arrived in Portland, Oregon
from this city. and leave to-day Tor the East.
Miss Jennie Marshall Is visiting friends IN
Petaluma.
Mrs. General N. P. Chapman OF Red Bluff il
visiting Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford al
their Menlo Park residence.
MIR: ana Mrs. Jerome Percy tnee Wheeler) have
left their Yreka home.
Dir. and Hfs. Albert Galatin, Mr.. Bert Gala
tin, Nh. ana Mrs. 4. +. Preston and Miss Pres
ION OF this city. and MIR. and Mrs. slosson and
son OF Los Angeles are en- route for Tacoma,
whence they viii take the steamer for Alaska.
Miss Sallle and Miss L0lle Eckfelat leave TO-
day tor Memphis. Tenn. From there they will