The morning call., 1891-04-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pleasant Parties in Numerous
Home Circles.
Weddings Across the Bay-La Volta Club
Dance-The Golden Links Pound Party.
A Drawing-ROOm sOiree.

The Berlins will give banquet this even
ing to celebrate the success of the past sea-
son.
A pleasant entertainment was given at
the final reception for the season of the
Young Women's Christian Association, last
Tuesday evening, at their headquarters on
O'Farreu street. Miss Mary E. Webster
rendered the ballad, Mona" and Love
Sorrow" a pretty song; Miss Lowenberg
gave a piano selection and Miss Daily read
most effectively. Refreshments were served
before the bright affair terminated.
The Free Clinic concert will take place in
Oakland this evening. Among the ladies
especially interested in the success OF the
affair are: Mrs. ]. 81. Drscol Mrs George (.
de Cola, Mrs. +. j. MOflitt, AIRS Wilbur wilson,
Mrs. W. (. Dargie, Mrs. Arthur d. Thomson
| and Mrs. A. ID. Wilder
The President aud party are expected 10 visit
Monterey next Wednesday or Thursday, and ar
raugements are being made TO receive them.
Erandt's Orchestra Will be on the spot until tho
following Monday ana many people will 20 down
A fancy masquerade ball will be given by Po-
cahOntaS Council, No. 3, ID. OF Pr J. o. K. NJ, al
! UniOn-square Hall this evening.
A change takes place this season In the man.
agement OF the Hotel Rafael, Mr.. W. L. lander,
! lie present manager, having sent In his TeSigna'
| ton, TO take elect on May lst.
a benefit entertainment will be rendered Miss
| Carrie Hamlin this evening at Saratoga Hall.
The annual reunion OF Mills College Alumn8
has been postponed from May I'd 10 Saturday,
/ May 9Th, MS a matter of courtesy 10 President
! Harrison. who is 10 visit Oakland May ID. The
"Old Folks Concert" 10 be given al The college
/ on May LIST, has also been deferred until Friday
! evening, May 6th, for The same reason.
Minerva Circle, No. 90 Y. o. T., Will give
! dime social this evening at Cam5rian Hall, 1888
! Mission street.
AT tile musical festival given last Friday even
| Ing at the Grand Opera House for the benefit OF
| tie Catholic Ladies' AID Society," Nine. Emilia
| TOjetII was presented by The President OF the
| c. l.. A. s., before tile close OF the performances,
| with Two very handsome giits-a glove buttoner
| with gold medal bearing m0nOgTams OF the sOc-
ETY. and OF tie lady, aud purse ana card-ease
| with silver monograms. They we're offered as i
testimonial by the ladies' OF the society 10 Nine.
T0iettl for The efficient aid given in preparing
| lableauX, costumes ana music.
lie fourth annual reception and ball IN honor
| OF the Grand Lodge, knights and Ladies OF
! Honor, VIII be given this evening by the suD0r-
! dlnaIe lodges OF San francisco al Odd telioWs
| Hail.
Among tile well-known ladies who Interested
themselves IN Miss Hoike's reading yesterday III
| the Occidental Hotel were: Mrs. Irwin, Miss
| NJ. Dimond, Miss Harrison, Mrs. Holman. Mrs.
| de Mattel, Miss Costello. Mis-. Stebblns, Mr..
| Joseph, Mr. b. .. DUnahue, the Misses ii 9e,
| Miss Dresbach Mrs. Walters, Mrs. HecLt, the
| Misses Arena Mrs. b. SchwelIze, Mrs. Green
| Mira Ranm Nr. IIcGfenberg, Mrs. Bloxban.
/ Miss Goodman, Mr.. Gage, Miss liSsak, Mrs. Al
word. Miss NinteTburn, Mrs. Oxnard, Mrs.
1 D.
The next lecture IN The Inte esiing series being
given al Calvary Presbyterian ChuI eli Will Ia so
! place this evening up the Rhne-' is the at
| traetve title, aud the stereoptIcOn views by
which ii VIII be Illustrated are said 10 be espe-
| A yellow tea" VIII be given by Mrs j. B.
| Rider this evening at her residence. 25l3 Fol-
| som street, for The benefit OF the El>mere Free
| Kindergarten.
A Drawing Room Entertainments.
A delightful drawing room entertainment was
! given last evening at The residence Of DR.. and
| Mrs. William J. Younger, 14l4 California street
under the auspices and for The fund OF the Silver
street kindergarten Society.
Society was largely represented among the
assembage In The handsome ballroom which
was arranged with tiers Of seats Tor the occasion
! firs. Kate Douglas Virgins selections from
| aTimothy's Quest" and The Birds Christmas
| CaToT' were cnaTmingIy rendei Ell with all that
! power and dramatic EXPIRE s>ion for which Ars.
| Niggin Is famous, Mr.. W. T. Brown reclted
| an original poem, Jack and JILL deScrib d
/ apty as loye-story IN a quadhie.'
| ana these literary gems we're varied with some
! Of tie charming solos and duets from lie opera
| 4" Giro fit- GrOfa," 50 recently produced by So
! cety amateurs Il was, indeed. two OF lie most
| applauded of those amateurs - MrS. Marie
| Nlman " iIltamS and Mr.. Donald de Nigne ira
| halu-who had now kindly allowed themselves
| 10 be persuaded to sing from their parts, ell
| HANGING tie effect by appearing IN costume.
| Those present thoroughly enjoyed The occa-
| sion, and Mrs. AounGei's Kindness IN placing her
home at The DISPOSAL Of tie society MAS fully APP
| pieclaIeQ. among Inc lduleS llltI6Sleu Rt4E.
| Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Mrs. DTuiy Melone
| Mrs HoiatiO Slebbins, Mrs. w. Mayn Newilali,
Mis-. Milton ). Eisner, Miss Kate r. Stone, slrs
! i. L. Baker, Mrs. William j. Younger, Mrs.
| William II. Crocger, Mrs. A. L. Head, Mrs.
| Moses Hopkins, Mrs. Horato ?. LivermUre.
Two Oakland Weddings.
| On Tuesday morning at the residence Of Rev.
| j. Q. A Henry, pastor OF the First Baptist
| Church, San Francisco, was soemnized the mar
rage OF DR.. D. L. S. Lane and DIR. LayiDa j.
| all nr fg nc nf IA
| most prominent dentists in Oakland, and man
prominent IN y. NJ. c. a. work, while Dr. Kellogg
| is one Of The most widely known physicians, and
| al the same time is an evangelist OF rare power
| and a woman devoted to philanthropy. She
practlced for years as physician at sacramento
| and attained great success, but on account OF
| failing health removed 10 Oakland aud built up
| fine practice there. Dr. Kellogg has been
prominent in the WOman's Christian Temper
ance Union, holding the position OF Stale Super
| int ndent Of Social Purity. The happy couple
viii Visit Santa Barbara and other PORTIONS oil
| Southern California, and will then resume prac-
| lice III Oakland.
Nellie COudlt only daughter OF Rev. l. NJ and
| Mrs. COudlt, was married 10 Mr. LaYefne II.
| Kibby OF Lima, ONO. The groom i rising
young business man, member OF one of the old
| est families In Lima, and assistant cashier OF
| the Ohio National Bank The simple marriage
| ritual OF the Presbyterian Chulch was impress
| lively ard Iend-rly read by her father. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. klbby, tho bride
| and groom; Rev. /. NJ. and MIS-. Condil, parents
| OF Inc DIlubj MIS-. NeUIE6 t. hdHu VI Eofu do-
| cisco, MIR. and Mas. George I. Hawley. Miss
| Hswley, the Misses Carrie and Genie Hawley,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shubael Park, Mi. and Missionaries
| w. hinsey. The happy young pair ltit lot the
| East via Salt Lake. Colorado Springs, Pikes
| Peak and other points OF interest. They expect
TO reach their home in Lima, Ohio. early 10 May.
A Surprise on Pine Street.
| A delightful surprise party was rendered Miss
| Mary Levy at the residence OF her parents, 2309
| Pine street, last Sunday evening. by few OF her
| many friends.
| The house was tastefully decorated with flow
| ers and eyergreens, which, combined with the
| pretty dresses OF the ladies' made an extremely
attractive picture. "Welcome" was designed in
large foral characters in the hall, and Miss Levy
with the assistance of her sisters, made each and
| every one OF The guests feel that they had very
| hearty one. The whole affair passed of with
| great eclat. everybody declaring that the party
| was most unqualified success, the songs and
| rectations being particularly good.
| Among those present were noticed: Mr.. and
| Mrs j. Meyer Mr.. and Mrs. L. Levy, Miss L.
| Bernstein, Miss PeiZer, Miss Pauline ArOn, Miss
Sadie Click. Miss Carrie Click, Miss Lulu AroH,
| Miss Flora Armer, Miss Title GodchauX, Miss
| Lille jacobson, Miss Minna Cohen, Miss Elsie
| Baum, Miss Jennie Gr0oscht, Miss b. Arner,
| Miss Hedwig Baum, Miss Sophie jacobson,
1 Miss Carrie ScLubeneT, Miss Birdie Levy,
| Miss arab Levy. Miss Sadie Meyer, Miss Pau
| line Levy, Miss Henrietta PlnkS0D, Miss Adele
| Levy, the Misses Is 5sie aud Fanny FlSheri
| Messrs. S. PeZeT. J. KassaT, NJ. Foeel, B. Levy,
| S. CARERS, +. ktayen, c. SiEle, V. ATOn, IL.
| Levy. T. S0loman, A. Levy, II. Boss, ID. Kron,
| }. Lew, ii. Gerber, NJ. Levy = Levy, y. Cohen,
| C. Gumple, G.. Alexander, j. Cert, ). NJ. Levy,
| j. Harris, 5. Crosslicbt, G. de COurcy.
Richter RiegeIhuth wedding in Alameda.
n wedding characterized by many pleasant