The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Interesting 0ut-0f-TOwn
Events Chr0niclcd.
The XVIII KIub Reunion-Party on Mission
Street.-The Thursday Night Club Ger
man-Brief Personal Notes.

the Young Mems Christian Association, at
the building, $50 Suffer street, by the young
people of Simpson Memorial Church under
the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Blinn.
most enjoyable time is anticipated.
Commander Ludlow gave a party at
Mare Island on Saturday in honor of his
daughter.
The eighty-second anniversary of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln will be celebrated
under the auspices of Fair Oaks Camp,
No. 10, Sons of Veterans. at Irving Hall,
this evening.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Estee and Miss Mabel Estee
participated in the brilliant ball given at
Del Coronado on Saturday evening.
Social Council, No. &c, Order of Chosen
Friends, will give a social entertainment at
Washington Hall, Red Mems Building, this
evening.
Minerva Circle. No 20, c. of F., will give
clothes-pin party at Cambrian Hall, on
Mission street, this evening.
Pioneer Lodge, No. 81, l. o. F. S. of l., will
give literary and social entertainment at
B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
The members of the XVII Klub were en-
tertained last Tuesday evening at The resi-
dence Of Miss Jennie Fischer, 1909 Jackson
street. The evening was pleasantly spent
In social converse, interpreted with musi-
cal selections, original essays and poems,
contributed by the members. Among those
who partOok of the hostess hospitality
were; Miss Ella Ferre, Mr.. Frank j. Nc
CURE, Mr.. A. Abraham, Mr.. Herbert L..
Pendleton. Mr.. Frank Fischer ana MI.
Walter l.. Ferguson.
Templar and Oriental Rebekah Degree
Lodges VIII unite this evening in giving a
special ball at Odd Fellows Hall. y pleas
ant time Is anticipated.
The Severance Dinner at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Nj. 5. Severance pave very elegant
dInner party last Friday evening at her
handsome residence on Adams street, Los
Angeles. The dining-room was garlanded
with Sini.aX and the table decorations were
chiefly OF pink. The fayorS were scrolls of
hazine ilTelosing the napkin, and each one
decorated witch flock of birds on the wing
and tied with dainty pink ribbons. The in-
vited guests were: General and Mrs. Med.
McCUok, General and Mrs. StonemaD,
Judge and Mrs. II. T. Lee, Senator and Mrs.
Jones and Mr.. D. Freeman.
The Thursday-Night Club Reception.
The Thursday light Club held its last re-
ception for the season on Tuesday evening
at Assembly Hall In some respects it was
the most enjoyable of all, and this was
largely due TO the preliminary arrangements
under the supervision of MesSrS. j. Butler
and w. Brooks.
The feature of the evening WAS the ger
man danced in the fore part of the evening,
the first set being imposed OF Mr.. j. Brook
and Miss Rita Burnett leading, followed by
MIR. w. Butler aud Miss ID. Bailey Mr.. I.
RyiaDd and Miss L. Brook, Mr.. w Sullivan
and Miss A. Bailey.
Four figures were danced, the appearance
of the hail with the bright young particle
pants and the many pretty gowns under the
brilliant light being most fascinating. Then
there was general dancing until midnight,
when adieuX aud au reYoirs until next
season we're said.
Among those present, with those already
mentioned, were: Miss Ortmann, Miss A.
Sullivan, Miss Cole, Mr.. 7. Sullivan, Mr.
fi>her. DR.. Mohun, Miss NJ Brook, Miss
R0Sseter, Miss Kavanaugh, the Misses
Sweeney, Miss Jackson, Mr.. j. Drum Jr.,
Mr.. j. keenaa, Mr.. j. Cavagnaro, Mr. r.
Cabrara, Miss Byington, Mr.. Howard Tay-
Ter. DR.. Reardou. Mr.. j. H. Hughes. Mr..
nett, Miss Norma Ryland, Mr.. David Bur-
nett, Mr.. +. Cavagnaro, Mr.. j. II. Rosseter
Jr., Miss Spliyalo, Miss Compile, Mr.. j.
Hooper. Mr.. l.. byington, Mr.. j. Sweeney,
Miss Erzgraber, Miss Feeney, Miss Willard,
Mr.. Lawlor aud Z. Z. Doolan.
Liyerpasr- O vert"p " eddi3s ia Santa Rosa.
In St Roses Church, Santa Rosa, at u
tAoNh mum oli -hbuudT, MI IIu. d. Liver
nash and Miss Jessie 0yerton were jeined in
the sacred bond of matrimony by tie Rev.
Father Cassin. The wedding was very
private, only the members of both families
being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyernash
came down on the afternoon train TO this
city. Mr. LlyeTnaSh Is the editor OF the
Healdsburg Enterprise and ranks amOngithe
most talented journalists in that part of the
State, and he is fortunate in securing for
his wife the accomplished daughter of Judge
and Mrs. y. p. OveTt0n of Santa Rosa.
and Club Party in Oakland.
4 pleasant surprise party was given tG
Miss NJ. Reynolds on Monday evening last
being the eve of her departure for Slcra-
mento. at the residence of her aunt. on
Adeline street, Oakland, by the U and L
Club Of this city.
The party was well managed by Mr.. J.
I. Dillon, assisted by Mr.. }. White, L. T.
Dillon, j.. J. Dillon and Fred Burke.
The following were among the large num-
Der present: Miss Sharpey, Miss g. Kee-
nan, Miss B. Cameron, Miss i. Woods,
Miss NJ. Dillon, Miss NJ. Shea, Miss L.
Morgan, Miss \. Schroeder, Miss NJ. SchrO-
der, Miss X. Morel, Miss C. Mcdonald, Miss
Josie McCloskey, Miss E. Shaw, Miss K.
Sullivan, Miss D, Walker, Miss a. Burke,
Miss NJ. Reynolds; Messrs. J. Elliott, J.
Campbell, J. f. Dillon, r. J. Dillon, T.
Leonard, +. Burke, 6: McLain, f. Hunting
WI. -" tLNNhEl, u. " tluttildu, III. DdIlOD,
}. Wright, }: sullivan, Charles Cameron,
}. White, r. Moore, P. F. Dillon.
Dancing was Kept UP till late hour. Re-
freshmentS were served at midnight.
Surprise Party on Mission Street.
4 pleasant surprise party was gwen to
Miss Florence Uglow on Sunday evening
last at the residence of her parents, 1913
Mission street.
Several Rotations were rendered by the
young folks and an instrumental duet by Miss
Emily Mcnamara piano and Mr.. II. Smith
(violin), a vocal solo by Miss Annie
O'ROurke and Mr.. Palmer Dunbar. song
by Miss Josie Cain. song by Miss Annie Cain
and Mr.. Edward Waugh, song aud dance
by Messrs Dan ORourke and Eddie Nc
Closkey, a piano solo by Miss Florence
Uglow, song by Misses Annie Cunning, May
Blythe, Ella Flee and Annie Mcnamara
The grand march then took place to the
dinng-room. where dainty refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. UgIow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coming, Mrs. Mcnamara,
Mrs. Davies. Misses Flcssie Davies, E Flee,
C. Flee, A Cunning. J.. Cunning, NJ. Blythe,
E. Mcnamara, A. Mcnamara, +. UgloW, A.
Cain, }. Cain, A. 0Rourke, George Nc
CURE, MessTs. II. Smith, d. O'Rrurke, ID.
Gillet Z. McCloSkey, }. Cunning, w.
O'Day, 1. Dryer, a. Held, Charles Hares,
p. Dunbar. George Cain.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
On Sunday at Santa Rosa. at the residence
of the brides parents, MI and Mrs. Joseph
Reid, were united in marriage Mr.. Henry
NJ. Forsyth and Miss Mary f. Reid, Rev.
DR.. T. II. B. Anderson officiating The
bride and groom are representatives of two
Of the Oldest and best known families in that
county.
Miss Annie Nelk and Mr.. Henry Dennis
were joined in marriage by Rev. W. A.
Gardner of the Christian Church, Wood
land, on the 9TH inst. They spent their
honeymoon in this city.
Al Sacramento on Wednesday evening,
the 4th inst, Mr.. Joseph Marzen Jr. of
Trnckee was united in marriage to Mrs.
Helen r. Taylor, Rev. Mr.. Silcox officiating.
The groom is one of the wealthest and
most popular young men in Nevada County.
Tie bride has for years held a high position
in the public schools of Sacramento and has