The morning call., 1891-07-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Pleasant Entertain.
ments In and Out Of Town.
An Expedition to Edgewood-Installatio Of
Foresters = Party on Birch Avenue.
Mandolin Musicale.

Menlo Park residence of General Dimond,
formerly owned by Major Rathbone.
Yesterday the San Francisco SchuetZen
Verein returned from an enjoyable visit to
Santa Cruz. Captain John F. Bolts, in COM
mand Of the veTein, has reason to be proud
of fine body of men. The outline of the
festivities was a parade, luncheon, visit to
the Big Trees concert and ball.
Miss Beth Sperry gave delightful little
dinner party during the past week at Del
Monte.
The Peerless Club will give its first ami
versary party this evening at Union-sQuare
Sal
Two teams, driven by young ladies, guests
Of Hotel del Monte, were badly demolished
near Pebble Beach on Thursday last. The
two teams were racing when the front vehi-
Gle became disabled by broken axle and,
the other running into it. was completely
! demolished. One of the young ladies was
said to be somewhat injured by wheel run
ming over her head. The names of three of
7 the young ladies were Miss Taylor, Miss
Mclean and Miss OConncr.
Hay Ride to EdgewOod.
The young people of the First United
Presbyterian Church enjoyed very pleas
ant hay ride by moonlight last Friday even
ing. and visited the pastor and his wife.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gibson, at their country
miles from Fruitvale.
They left on the o'clock boat and at
Twenty-third avenue, East Oakland, two
large conveyances were awaiting them, leaV-
ing for Edgew0od without loss OF time,
where they were met and welcomed by DR..
Gibson and family assisted by Miss Camp
bell. 1t was superb evening, and most OF
the time WAS spent out OF doors playing
games and strolling about the grounds. Re-
freshmentS were served, after which the
Sarty left in time to catch the last train for
the city. The ride down was made in dOu-
ble-qulek time. and all arrived safely home,
tired and well satisfied with the evenings
outing.
Among those present we're: DR.. and Mrs.
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs Carson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cautey, Miss Florence Gibson, Miss Camp
bell, Miss Carrie Wood, Miss Lizzis Wood.
Miss L. Mcdonald, Hiss NJ. 6. Mcdonald.
Miss Annie Monroe, MISS Ella Monroe.
Miss Bessie Mason, Miss Helen Currie,
Miss c. Currie, Miss Jennie McQutty, Miss
Carrie Moore, Miss Agnes Carlson, Miss
lille Carlson, Miss Emma 0gilvie Miss
Edith Moses. Miss Mclean, Miss Mex can.
Miss Florence Myers and Messrs. James
GeorSeSen, john Mcdonald, James Blake,
Alexander Mcclellan, Daniel Mcclellan, G..
W. Norman, john Marshall Jr, James
Brodie, Alexander Mcleod. james Monroe
II. Mcdonald, William McQuitty, Emery
George, Alexander Gardiner, James Mason,
MI. Parsley, Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. Wicker
son.
A 4 large and enjoyable party was enter
Gained by Court Robin Hood on Tuesday
evening last, the occasion being the install
alton of the OffcerS-eleCt for the ensuing
term, at FoTesters' Hall.
The installing officers were P. c. r Shore
Of Court Eureka, I. c. r. Henderson of
Cog Occidental ana P. C. r. Gresty of
Court Robin Hood. After the ceremony
2 had been performed according to ancient
custom goodly company of merry men
numbering nearly sixty adjourned TO the
banquet hall, where a grand ba nquet had
been prepared.
After doing Justice to the good things
provided the company returned to the court
room, where refreshments and cigars we're
supplied in abundance and the following
programme was gone through: Remarks
by Z. D.. Clunes, Chief Ranger; song,
/ Brother T. Iregelias remarks by T. Shore,
d. Ii. {. h; song, T. Watson, p. c. r. :;
address, Our Ancient Order" A. Nichol-
son, p. D. C. R; recitation, 1.-The Trunk
makers Wake" NJ. j. NARROW; remarks,
Brother Henderson; song, A. kleiaclaus;
remarks, I. WraY; soug Comic, I. Tregel.
a.; address. "Onr Universal Older"
". Aging; song. W. Gresty; address, DR..
Kelly; song, W. II. Warren; recitation, "a
Dream" N. j. NARROW; song, r, Middle
ton; remarks. c. L; Morris; duet, The
Larboard Watch" 7. and Y. Thornhili !;
remarks, D. NJ. Herlihy. 5. c. R.
The evenings amusements were brought
10 n Cluoc Will tllt lulluNiHs bOdSb, uOuUEbu
standing: Here's Robin Hood, the pioneer
court on the Pacific Coast of the Ancient
Order of Fores:ers, the oldest, largest aud
the wealthiest anu the only universal bene-
I'll society in tile world"
A Mandolin Musicale.
The first invitation mandolin musicale of
the season of 81 and '92 was given by Pro-
fessor Samuel Adelstein and pupils, as
sisted by several well-known artists, at
1919 Suffer street, last Friday even
ing. Professor Adelstein, assisted by his
pupils, VIII give several mandolin musicales
at short intervals during the season.
The following programme, excellently rem
dered, was highly appreciated by a very
musical audience: Piano solo, vase Op. 81
Q.2k Mrs L. F. Weihe: soprano solo.
Una Gita in Gondola" (Campana), Miss
Frances Morris mandolin duet, Faust Fam
TASTE" (ROvinaZZD, Miss Frances Morris and
Professor Adelstein; alto solo, 'The Kings
Minstrel PinsutD, Miss May Shannon
mandolin solo, (D Strenata (SilvestrI, (b)
"l'Amo" q love YOU, romance sans pa
roles (LeOn d Agen). dedicated to Professor
Adelstein, Professor Samuel Adestein
vocal solo, The Magic Song" (Meyer- Hell
mund), Mrs. Martin Schultz; piano solo,
fantasie, "Napoli o Venezia" (Liszt, Signor
turne, SeTenata" (Matini), Miss Frances
Morris, Mr.. Robert Cabrera, Mr.. Charles
Volkenng, Professor Adelsteln; barytone
solo, ALA Stella Conidente" (RObaudD, by
request, WIN lule ODl1aL0 o. Professor
Adelstein, Mr.. Arthur Cohnreich; lutte solo,
d" ElegIa" (Musso), Professor Samuel Adel-
stein.
Among those present were: Professor
and Mrs. Martin Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. White, Sgnor A. Martinez, Mrs Cabrera,
Mrs. E. Cabrera, Mr.. Robert Cabrera, Mrs.
I. c. Nye, Mr.. Howard Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. E. +. Weihe, Miss NJ. Long. Mr.. E. f.
Sterling Miss Kate O'Conneli, MIS-. J. Nor
us, Miss Francis Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
X. Levy, Mr.. Charles Volkening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon, Mr.. j. Warren Shannon, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Shannon, Miss May Sha nnon,
Mr.. Ed Rock, Miss Cora Levy, DIR. and
Mrs Carl Ridden, Mr.. aud Mrs. I. Free
man, hrs. BaumOnt, T. and Mrs. w.
Sawyer. Mrs. Captain Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
). LOWenthal, Mr.. Arthur COhnreich, Miss
Francis Cohnreich, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Behrendt, Mr.. f. Walker
The Myrtle Circle Entertainment.
The companions of Myrtle Circle, A. o.
+. of A, entertained Excelsior Circle and
their friends at Cambrian Hall last Thurs
day evening. After some very able remarks
in regard to the benefits derived from the
order by Chief Companion +. McDermott
the following programme was carried OUT
Piano solo, Miss Clark; song and dance
by the ForeStic fayorite. Miss MaudIe Clark
recitation, }. Reardon; song, Thomas
~ G1aam; musical selections, L. Parker and
Miss Wolfe; song, j. B. Stokes; recitation,
A. Setry; song, Miss Cordy; recitation,
u. =. u u, hES. lFUUOI, song. MIS-. C0Q6 !,
after which very laughable yarn was told
by Mrs. McFadden entitled "Mr Singers
Embarrassing Position" At the conclu-
sion dancing took place.
Party on Birch Avenue.
On last Saturday evening very pleasant
surprise party was given to Mr.. Joseph
Morals at 512 Birch avenue. it being the
fftieth anniversary OF his birth.
The gentleman was sent on an errand
and pom his return was very much sur
prised to find his residence taken possession
of, and the rooms elegantly decorated with
eyergreens and Japanese lanterns. A very
pleasant evening was spent in singing
dancing and games until Midnight. when the
guests atdown TO well-laden tables Dane
ing was afterward resumed, interspersed
with recitatiOnS and limitations hv Mr