The morning call., 1891-03-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Mr.. E. B. de Cola and
Miss Nettie Gates.
EilIborn Musicale in 0akland-A Tiddledi-
winks Party-Birthday Gathering on
Harrison street-Notes

The pot-pourri" " opened by the ladies Of
the First Presbyteria Church last evening
at the residence of Mrs A. W. Scott was
notable success. An account will be found
elsewhere in this issue.
Among the wel-known ladies and gentle
men who have so far volunteered to assist
in the musical fair for the benefit of the
Girls Directory are: Mrs. Carmichael
Carr, Mile. Jaequay, Mrs. Karl Fo-mes,
Miss Ellen CourSen, Miss Pearl Noble, Miss
Gertrude Judd, Mr.. Frederick Katzenbach,
Professor d. Speranza, SiGnor G. CipOloni,
Mr.. J. H. Rosewald aud Mr.. f. Dellepiane
The ladies of the Elsmere Club will hold
a social at the residence of Mrs. HOhfeld,
2040 Howard street, this evening.
The graduates of 80 had very pleasant
reunion on last Monday evening at the
Preside mess, LieutenantS ClOman, Kirk
man, Ellis, Hahn, Mclaughlin and Blake
were present. hirkham, the former OSalallah
chief of scouts, very graphically related his
experience among the savage Sioux.
Party calls viii be made this afternoon at
the residence of Miss Hortense Hirsch, 1928
Broadway, when the G. w. j. h Club will
be largely represented.
The Golden Rod Social Club gave its an
niVersary dance on SUNDAY last, at Irish
were elected for the coming year: George
Flinnigan, President; George Brown, Vice
President; James Smith, Secretary; + j.
'Brien, Treasurer; {. j. johnson, Mar
shall
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge will hold
an open meeting at their lodge-roOm this
evening.
Among the brilliant assemblage at the
matinee concert held on Wednesday at the
residence Of DR.. and Mrs. William j.
Younger were: Mrs. Adam Grant and her
sister, Mrs. J. Hunt, Mrs. L. L. Baker and
Miss X. Stone, Mrs. Henry Dodge, Mrs.
RoSenstrn. Miss Alice Decker. the Misses
Younger Miss Carolan, Miss Pope, Mrs.
Noses Hopkins. Miss Head, Miss Maynard,
Miss Edith Taylor, Miss Griffith. the Misses
Ashe, Miss Van Winkle, Mr.. II. 3. West,
I. 5. a. Mr.. and Mrs Wilfrid Chapman,
Mrs. NcGaYin, Mrs. J. Mervyn Donahue,
Mr Joseph ). Tobin. Mrs. Mariner Camp
bell, Mrs. Henry Netherbee. the Misses
I0mpkinS of San Leandro, Miss Beaver and
Mrs. Michael Castle
Another Boston Wedding.
a New York weekly has the following re-
gaIding wedding of interest to many in
society: Following the wedding of Miss
Laura Henshaw and Mr.. Hall McAlister,
Of San Francisco, at Trinity Church, Bos-
ton. the last week in February came on
Thursday last the no less interesting mar
Tiage at the same church. solemnized by the
same clergyman, the Rev. Phillip Brooks,
Of Miss Sallie Henshaw, the sister of the
former bride, and Mr.. G0rham Hubbard Of
the Puritan Club, who is a nephew of the
Rev. Octavius Brooks rockingham, for
merry OF New York. MI Ii. LeROy Edgar
and 6. Morgan Browne Jr, went on to serve
as usneTs with six Boston men. Mr.. Frank
Henshaw, brother of the bride, gave her
away, as he did his older sister the week
nE,, L.
IN white SILK gown simply made and gar
nlshed with orange buds. Miss Annie Hen
shaw, third sister, was one Of the four
bridesmaids. Next TO the bride, Mrs. Hall
McAlliSter, the matron of a week, who was
radiant in an exquisite creation of pale blue,
attracted the most attention. 4 reception
followed at the apartments of the sisters at
the Iryington, on Huntington avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Hubbard are to accompany MI
and Mrs. MCAllister to the Pacific Coast,
where the last-named couple are to live.
The other couple will return after the we'd
ding journey to occupy their new home on
Beacon street.
De GOliaGates Wedding in Oakland.
a quiet wedding took place on Wednesday
at noon at the residence of the brides
mother, 514 Albion street, Oakland, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Edwin B. de
Cola, brother of the well-known attorney,
and Miss Nettie Gates, daughter Of Mrs. S.
3. Gates.
At l. O'clOck the best man, the nephew of
the groom, aged years, accompanied by
the bridesmaid, his sister, aged years,
gravely walked into the double parlors, pre-
ceding the lovely bride. leaning on the arm
OF her uncle, wealthy merchant Of Chi
cago, the groom following with his pros
pective mother-in-law, keeping time to the
strains OF the wedding march. The mar
RIO artrT0 hrr In
Lean, after which the wedding breakfast
was enjoyed by those present.
The house was beautifully decorated and
the presents many. The couple left for
Southern California
Among those present we're: Mrs. Gates,
grandmother of the bride, who, with her son
and his wife, came from Chicago for the GER
emony; Mrs. Gates, the mother Of the
bride: Mr.. and Mrs. George E. de Cola,
Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Flint. AIr. and Mrs.
o. Pallen, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Foster, of
San Francisco, Miss Perine, Mr.. Harrison
OF Harrison. Bell Il Co., San Francisco, and
Mrs. Flint of Boston.
A TiddIedewinks Party.
a very enjoyable progressive tiddlede-
winks party was given on the 10th inst. by
Miss Nellie Porter aud Miss Carrie Moore.
First prizes were awarded Miss Jennie
NcQuitty and Mr.. J. RoweH, and the BOBBY
prizes to Miss Jennie RowelI and Mr.. Frank
Jackson. After the game dancing was in
dulged in till late hour, when supper was
served dancing was then resumed.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 7. Porter, Miss Lille Martin, the Misses
Clara and Lena Schaefer, the Misses Mary
and Lille Jordan, Miss Jennie McQuitty,
Miss Maude Favor, Miss Gertrude SUIT
eIiffe, Miss Jennie Rowell. Miss Katie
Hughes, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Emma
Mcdonald, Miss Carrie Moore, Miss Nellie
Porter, Miss Belle Goldsmith, Miss May
Chambers, Miss Lille Wilson, Miss Eva
Tilton and Miss Florence Porter; Messrs.
d. Wilson, John Logan. Lloyd Duval,
Joseph R0well, Frank jackson, John Per-
kins, d. Marshall, L. Smith, b. Suteliffe,
George Williams, John SpOhn, G. Schaefer,
W. Archibald. Charles Shae and Valentine
Mills.
Hlborn Musicale in Oakland.
One of the pleasantest and most elegant
of the season was the musi-
Gale last Thursday evening at the house of
Judge Hilborn, in East Oakland. The par
lors and the entrance hall were richly decor
ated. and the musical numbers were without
of very great excellence, giving
much enjoyment to the numerous invited
guests. At the close of the programme the
choicest refreshments were served and a
very social time followed.
Those who took part in the programme
and contributed to the pleasure Of the even
ing were: Mr. J. n Robinson. Miss Ger
trude Aud, Miss H. Heyman. Mr.. Harry
Melvin, Mr. Van Adelung, Mrs. Blake
Alvers0n, Mr.. PARCELS (yiOlin), Miss Annie
Flint, Miss Marion Albright Gecitation)
Miss Grace Hilborn and Mrs. Dewing
(dueO, Miss Greenwood.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. @. GoOdfellow, Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
Richards, Mr. ana Mrs f. W. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. WetheTbee, AIr. and Mrs. PARCELS,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Dewing MIR. and Mrs.
f. d. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Redfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
W G. Henshaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Flint, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Angus, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Smith, Mrs.
Nellie Hindricks, Mrs. L. C. Farnham, Mrs.
Blake AlVersOn, Miss Annie Flint, Miss
Grace Root, Miss Grace Henderson,
Miss Sylvia Chapman, Miss Deli
Chapman, Miss Hattie Heyman, Miss
Gertrude Hinman, Miss Constance Jordan,
Miss X. Downing. Miss X. Brown,
Miss Richards, Miss Susie Long, Miss
Ransom. Miss r. Moore, Miss 4. EadOn,
Miss Kate Halsey. Miss Eta Thompson,
Miss Greenwood, Miss NJ. Albright, Mr..
Buck, Messrs. j. a. Sands, II. X. Given, f.
Cornwall, III. w. Hunsaeker, S. w. Leach,
f. p HfIbOrn ,Jr W. A Fine W. Halsey,