The morning call., 1891-04-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Large Number Of Hall Parties
Throughout the City.
The Garoesu-Eyde Wedding-A Preside Hop
Farewell Party on Folsom Street.
Announcements and Notes.

Announcements and HoteS,
The postponed reception to be rendered
this evening to Governor and Mrs. II. II.
Markham by the members of the Union
League Club at their handsome clubhouse
on Geary street promises to be a brilliant
affair.
A notable concert will be given at the
Grand Opera-house this evening by the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. The society
is sorely in need of funds and frankly in
viteS the public's cooperation to enable 1t to
carry on its good work worthlly. Those
who attend this concert are likely to receive
the full value and more of the admission
fee charged, besides enjoying the conscious
ness of helping forward much generous
well-doing The musical festival, an out
line of which has already been published In
these columns, promises TO be a rare artistic
and musical success.
Mr.. J. II. Wheeler, who was married on
Tuesday evening to Miss Frances Char
lotte Dutton at the First Congregational
Church, whence with his bride he pro-
ceeded to 2511 Sacramento street, where
brilliant reception was held, is the son OF a
prominent New York merchant. The bride
is granddaughter of James King of Will
lam, founder OF the EUening Bulletin.
A specially attractive literary entertain
ment and social y Ill be given by o. c. F.,
District No. l, composed of Pacific, Social
an Concord lodges this evening at Wash
ington Hall, So Eddy street.
The n. S. l.. h. 10 will give their full
dress party this evening at Lunts Hall,
and it promises TO be particularly pleasant
affair.
a pleasant domino party was given last
evening by Empire Lodge, No. S32 X. and
L: of H., at Union-square Hall. Or. Z. {.
O'DOnnell managed the floor. Blum fur-
niShed excellent music.
The Star Club will give basket social,
dance and musical and literary entertain
menI Tomorrow evening III st. Georges
Hail. 9G9h Market street, for the benefit OF
Evening Star Lodge, No. ia, i. 0. G. L.
This ManZanitas VIII give their initial
party at Mission Opera Hall this evening.
A reception, entertainment and ball will
be rendered to the representatives of the
Supreme Lodge, Order Of the Golden Shore,
by the lodges of District /, located in this
city, Alameda, Berkeley aud Santa Clara,
this evening at B'nai Birth Hall
This evening Confidence Lodge, No. 10,
U. E. A., will give banquet social at East
ern Hall, Shiels Building.
A social was given by Court Defiance, No.
7J40, y. o. F. of A, last evening, at Mozart
Hall on Market street An entertainment
was followed by dancing.
Corps No. l. Military Order q. S. A, will
give a campfire and entertainment this
evening at lower Bnai Birth Hail.
The BuffaloeS' party at Odd Fellows Hall
will be one OF the prominent social attrac-
lions this evening.
The Rechablte Society will give a particu-
larly attractive entertainment this evening
at Unon-sQuare Hall. California authors
only viii be admitted into the programme.
EX-CongreSsman Morrow, Mrs. D0dd, Miss
Martin and Mrs. Martin Schultz are among
those who will assist the society, whose OBJ
ject is to establish a comfortable free read
lng-r0om at 155 New Montgomery street.
The reception rendered TO General Gibbon
last evening was a brilliant affair. 1t will
be found fully reported in another column.
The Thalian Club, under the auspices of
the Helping Hand Society, auxiliary to the
Golden Gate kindergarten, will give a novel
entertainment this evening at Irving Hall.
The feature will be drama, entitled Ken
lucky Bell by Mrs. Carr, and there will
be dancing and refreshments.
The Garceau-Hyde Wedding.
Yesterday at 80 o'clock in the afternoon
quiet wedding was celebrated at st. Mary's
Cathedral, on the corner of Van Ness
avenue and O'Farrell street The princi-
pals were Miss Gertrude Hyde, daughter Of
TIC ldIo -ul- oCOlaC 411uSs anu III AlCA-
ander (. Garceau Of Chicago, Ill. The bride
is very well known in society citcles, where
she numbers host Of friends and we'll
wiSheTs.
Owing to recent bereavements in both
families, no invitations had been issued to
the ceremony, which was attended only by
| Miss Marie VOORHEES, and Mr.. Will Macon
| dray, besides the family of the bride. Very
| Rev. Father Prendergast, V. g., performed
| The ceremony before the high altar, which
was decorated with beautiful clusters of La
France roses. The wedding breakfast was
| afterward partaken of at the residence of
the bride, 719 Geary street.
DIR. and Mrs. Garceau left last evening on
the overland for Chicago, where they will
reside.
The Preside Hop.
On Wednesday evening a delightful hop
was given at the PresidiO attended by
many society people from this city.
Tie ladies Of the postTeceived their guests
in the pretty hOp-room, which was gay
with regimental colors and military Access
| series. Those receiving were Mrs Ora
ham, the wife of General William Graham,
commander of the post, and her daughters,
Miss Meta and Miss Mary Graham. Deli
cious refreshments were served, and the
pleasant affair did not terminate till mid
night.
Among those present were: Miss Eleanor
Dimond. Lieutenant and Mrs. A. e. Blunt,
Lieu tenant and Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. A. K.
w God, NJ ISIS Eccleston, DR.. Preston II. Bail
hache. Miss BaIlhache, DR.. and Mrs. Leo
naTd Wood. Lieutenant and Mrs. Ellis, Miss
Lord. Miss Nellie Smedberg Colonel w. r.
Smedberg, Mr.. Brooks Jones, the Misses
Chaplin, Lieutenant Stephens, Lieutenant
Nc Glaehlin, Miss Stephane Whitney, Mr..
WaterwOrth, Lieutenant Colman, Leuten-
ant Nolan, Lieutenant Lowering Mrs. Ho-
mer 5. King, Miss Ella Bender, Miss Yer
rington, Miss Lee, Lieutenant Cabell, Lieu
tenant Haas, Lieutenant Blake, Mr.. George
c. Boardman Jr., Mr.. 7. c. Boardman.
Bay City ParIor Party.
The members of Bay City Parlor, No.
1O4, n. S. G. W., were pleasantly surprised
on Tuesday evening by the immense at
tendance at their fourth anniversary ball at
Odd Fellows Hall.
There were no special decorations in the
hall, which was sufficiently embelllshed by
the fair faces and chic toilets here as
latest music for dancing, which continued
till 1 O'Clock.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee Of Arrange
ments-I. Levingston Chairman, Eugene
w. Levy, A. ID. A Abrams, Charles A. Lip
Seymour Gabriel; Reception Committee
S. j. Ackerman Chairman, Joseph Gold
stone. Sanford Feigenbaum, J. NJ. Lebert,
Saul Magner, NJ. Kramer Gus Casner. Julius
Gabriel, /. Lindeman; floor manager, l.
Levingston; assistant floor manager, A. d.
Abrams; Floor Committee-Charles Lnde-
man, d. NJ. Davidson, B. Ffankenberg,
Eugene Korn, Benjamin BeaTwald, Solomon
Peiser, Nathaniel N. Raphael.
An A. o. II. Celebration.
Division No. 9, Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, celebrated their first anniversary last
evening in IriSh-American Hall, Howard
street. The following are the officers of the
division: j. G. Brown. President: Daniel
Ahern, Vice-President; William Nc
Sweeney, Secretary; john Dunlap, Ser
geant-at-arms.
The entertainment was commenced by a
short speech by Mr.. John J. Lane, after
which the members and their friends passed
most ENJOYABLE evening Songs, recita-
tions dancing and supper were the features
of the programme. Mr. p. Bradley, men,
har of oOuufrv diyiSion mazda ia