The morning call., 1891-08-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Naval Talent in Private Theatri-
Gals at Vallejo.
Personal Movements of Society People-The
Unity Lodge Anniversary-Party on
Clay street-Brief Notes.

The "Emenons' Of the CogsWell High
School have recognized their Friday after
noon cotillon aud will meet hereafter in
Mission Music Hall, corner of Twenty
Srst and Howard streets. An efficient in
gHIctor has been engaged TO the season.
Last Wednesday Rev. Howard W. STRAIT
ton Of Spokane, Wash, and Miss Louise
Brier of CenterviHe, ware married at the
residence Of the brides father, Rev. w. W.
Brier. Rev. j. S. Gilfllan, assisted by Rev.
w. F. 3. Lynch both of the Presbyterian
Church. performed the ceremony.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 80,
!. o. o. F., will give a coffee social this
evening at their lodge-rooms. All members
of the degree are cordially invited.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered
TO Mr.. Z. Merry of West Berkeley recently
by his many friends. Mr.. Merry and Miss
Merry led the grand march, followed by
about fifty young couples. who all thor
oughly enjoyed the occasion.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Alice NJ. Lucas and Mr.. William
Head, the ceremony to take place at the
home Of the brides parents in this city to-
day.
Last Thursday afternoon another recep-
ton and surprise house warming vas given
dence on Twenty-third avenue East Oak
land, by San Francisco friends. Many
pretty presents were given. The time was
pleasantly spent until late in the evening in
dancing, singing, etc.
Little Maud Clarke will be rendered a
benefit by some professionals this evening
at Irving Hall. Uncle Toms Cabin will
give little Maud an opportunity TO ap pear as
Eva and Miss Sheldon as Topsy.
Private in Naval CircI
A pleasant theatrical and musical enter
tainment was given at Avalon Theater, in
Vallejo, on Saturday afternoon. The at
tendance included many OF the nayy-yard
people and a number of French officers. A
burlesque entitled spirit of '76" was pre-
sented, with the following ladies and gentle
men in the cast: Miss Clark, Miss Fay,
.liss Moore, Miss Cults, Miss Beaman,
ieutenant BOstwick and Ensign BasSett.
Following the play was either solo by En-
sign Manifee, and mandolin and guitar
duet by Lieutenant Bostwick and Miss
BOstwlck.
The Unity Lodge Anniversary.
specially large attendance honored the
second anniversary entertainment and
dance Of Unity Lodge, No. Ga, Order of the
Golden Shore, which took place last evening
in Red Mems Building.
The pretty lodge-room was decorated with
desks At the upper end, while a gay string
OF Japanese lanterns lntertwined with ivy
tendrils swung from the Presidents chair
to the central gas-jets.
The feature of the evening was the pre-
sentation of two coupons of the value of
5000 each TO Judge Coon and Mr.. L. Cohn,
respectively. This occurred in the middle
Of the following interesting programme:
Overture, WAR March" (Mendelssohn),
orchestra; recitation, Mr.. George Peterson;
song. Mr. w. II. Toomey; skirt dance, Miss
Mabel Maitland; song, Miss Lima Crews
recitation, "Old Actors Story" Mr.
Frank Webb; violin solo, Mr.. A. Solo
mon; recitation, The Vagabonds," Mr.
Louis Imhaus; song, Mr.. Harold d.
Mitchell; address, Mr.. ii. w. Matthews,
Supreme President; song. open Thy
Window" Miss Ii. Bertram dialogue, the
kisses Mabel and Nina Maitland; recita-
Gon, THE Maniac" Miss Lily Cohen; fan
dance, Miss Mabel Maitland; song, Mr.. w.
ii. Toomey; Daughter Of Love-" waltz.
Mission Harmonics.
n Some left Immediately after the pro-
eramme, but great many stayed to dance
and enjoy the appetiziDg repast prepared
IN the banquet hall downstairs. Il was late
before the merry party finally dispersed.
The committee having the Entertainment