The morning call., 1891-09-01
CHE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Interesting Events in the
City aud Enyirons.
.asso schohay Silver Weddings Society scintil-
lations Children's Lyceum Enter !.
tainment- Personals. +. =. E. =. !. &.

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Young Ladies' Institute No.. 1 will cele-
brate its fourth adversary with ball this
evening at odd Fellows Hall. ~. -. i"
Mr. Arthur Painter Of this city and Miss.
. Annie Ferguson of Fresno were united in:
+ marriage last Saturday evening. p
+ The wedding of Miss Sarah Seldner
daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Louis Seldner. to-
Mr.. Nathan Diamond of san Bernardino-
Il VIII take place at Uniou-square Hall, 4Sl.
Post street, next Sunday evening at5:S0
o'clock ~. II -. =.
=. The Do Something Circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters.wfll give Il social in thelecture-Toom of
the Powell street Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening. ... r..
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Cass
I. ZemRlsky to Miss Jessie Waller i.
Sih0Se entertained at the dinner party
=. given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. 0'Kane 10.
celebrate the fifth anniversary of their.
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Nor
row, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank h. Z9ok and Mr..
= and Mrs. Joseph a. Ford ~ HI:
The EYergreens gave their FIRST social:
outing on Sunday, among those present
- being Miss Johanna Myers Miss Annie
Ehtrs, Miss Annie Meason, Miss Sadie
Hampton, Miss Jennie Ehers; Messrs. r.
Eilers, 6. Ehlers, j. Rogers, Emile Ian
Gutin and The Koph brothers. ~
- The wedding of Miss Lena 0ppenheimer,
daughterof Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 0ppen-
heimer, and Mr.. Sidney Pfeiffef, prolni-
neut merchant of Encinal, Tex, was
pretty affair last Wednesday,. Tile Open
.heimer residence, Ill6 Suffer street, and
the adjoining home of and Mrs. Good.
!: - kind We're placed at the disposal OF guests.
g. The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
NooTsanger. On Thursday MI. and Mrs,
x Eteltfer left for visit 10 tile Hotel del
M9ntei and next Friday they viii leave for
" the East to visit the principal cities and
: watering places Their future home will
" be Eucinal. Tex. -.
Entertainments at Del Monte,
Several pleasant little entertainments
Parked life at Del Monte during the past
week. Notable among THEM was the
Il Spanish supper given by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D0Nney Harvey at the historic town OF
Monterey, the guests being: Miss Hager,
Mr.. Milton Jones, Miss Emma GhIlds, MI.
John KittIe Jr., Mr.. Cornelius Sullivan,
Miss H0ughton, Mrs. Belle Domaine, Miss
.@JGfitfe, Miss Maud O,Connor, Miss Lillian
OtUnuOr, MI, John FOilansbee, Miss Hope
Etis and Mrs, Ruth Blackwell. ..:
Miss MUlhe Joiiltte also gave Welsh
rabbit party TO fifteen friends, another being
! given by Miss Hope Ellis and yet another
by Sir Edgar Mills Jr. Miss Tabs also
gave charming supper party.
Among other pleasant Inequalities were
The teas given by Miss Nellie hillyer and
MISS aanderson, guests Of Mrs. Phoebe
RI Hearst; several teas given by Miss Pope
and delightful musicale on Friday, the
hostess being Miss Hager, who also gave a
lElYe 70 about twenty-five young friends a
:. short time before. There were many ac-
- cQmpllshed musicians at the big hotel dur
ing the week and their gifts were freely
contributed at many OF these entertain
): lneDts. Among them were: Mss Hope
Et!lS. Mis-. Ruth Black we'll, Mrs. J. Downey
Harvey and Mr. C. ID. O'Sulliyan.
The schohay silver Wedding.
: q = accomplishment of twenty-five years
Of happy welded life was most pleasantly
celebrated on Sunday afternoon and eSen-
ing By Mr.. and Mrs. a. Schohay at their res
idence, 3Q4 Hayes Street.
The <parfors were handsomely decorated
with profusiOn Of fresh-cut flowers,
mural draperies and smilax tendril5, max
ing q very pretty scene. The guests began
u arrive in the afternoon, and preferred
warm congratulations TO Mr.. and Mrs Scho-
hay who were made the recipients of many
handsome gifts. An elaborate supper was
served about d o'clock, and in the evening
there vas delightful informal musicale, in
which Professor Hrba, Mr.. A j. Schohay
on tile violin, and Professor DietZ Of Phila-
CespLIa, the representative OF Mrs Scho-
has relatives there, took part. In the
- yenlng the Bohemian Singing Society,
Ala-Hol," arrived, and rendered several
pleasant selections The occasion was in
all ways jolly celebration of Mr.. and Mrs
Sehohay's silver wedding anniversary.
- Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs
+. h0rbei, MI. and Mrs. a. korbel, MIR. ahd
Mrs l. Baioun. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beran. Mr..
and MTs.I NTba, Mrs. f. BrOZ Mrs NJ.
+: MeIHeEney, Mrs. II. Donahue, Mrs. NJ.
= Sch1hay, Miss Olga Korbel, Miss l.. Broz
Miss OIga Mastny, Miss Annie Vintura,
MISS Mollie Mclnerny, Mss Nellie Nc
Inerny MessTs. L. BroZ, j. Korbel, A.
Aiastny, J. Baloun, Z. Baloun, V. VmIura,
" !. katzer, +. Beran. +. Dietz, a. J. Scho-
hay, f. Schohay, W. Schohay, W. Fraser.
The Mackay- Wood Wedding.
4. On Tuesday evening last Miss Hattie f.
T. Wood, for several years teacher in the
public schools Of this city, was married TO
Mr. Walter 5. Maekay of the firm of Alex.
Mackay q Son, also Of this city. The we'd
q took place az the home Of the brides
mother, Dr. W. ". Case officiating.
1.-The house was beautifully decorated with
flowers, ferns and smiax, distinctive colors
being used in the rooms-the parlors in pink
and dning-room in yellow. The veranda
had been closed in with canvas and was
lighted with Chinese lanterns a band of
Slringed instruments discussed sweet music
from this retreat, the windows from each
room opening into it.
Al exactly o'clock the musicians struck
up the 'LOhengrin" bridal march, and the
bride and groom, preceded by the brides
.-5man and grOOmsman, the sister and brother
OF the bride, entered the parlors.
Besides the relatives OF the mostinterested
- PARTIES quite number Of the intimate
friends were present. At II o'clock the
=. happy couple departed, amid showers Of
3. rice and good wishes. The presents were
unusually nch and well selected. and will
serve Tor many years 10 remind them Of a
E5st.Of warm friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay are spending the
honeymoon at Lake Tahoe.
The ChiIdren's Lyceum. Entertainments.
One of the most pleasant social affairs of
the week past was the monthly entertain
ment given on Saturday evening by the
ChildTen's Progressive Lyceum, which
= meets each Sunday morning at 909A Mar
ket street. -
Alarge number Of people were present
and the following programme was presented /:
= song. There Was an Old Woman and She
Had Little Pig" Miss Gertie Grant; vocal
duet. 'Murmuring Sea" encore when
Night Comes Ger the Land" Mrs. b. NJ.
Pc Barney and daughter. Miss Eddeva Barney I;
- recitation, 'Ehe Atlantic Cable" Miss
Pearl Nile; dialogue, The Tramps."
@dramatls persona ALBERT TurpiD, Clara
Cranderin. Willie Pamperin. Eddeva Bar
ney: and Violet Holmes; dialogue, "a
- NOman's Question and the Answer" Miss
F1 : Lincoln. and Mr.. Russell Lincoln ;
vocal solo, "Afterward," Mrs. B. II. Barney,
accompanied by Mrs. S. Cook; recitation,
5Fith encoreS.. The Mil Win Never Grind,
gLe."; Irish selections and The Tourists,
M Mp. Craig; bass solo, Peace" Mr..
B. T Barney. accompanied by Mrs. Barney
recitation, "The Pitcher on the Floor
Mr.. A. ". Belaseo Jr.; grand Instrumental
finale of mandolins, guitars and yiolins,
Kansas City March," encore .'Sobre las
.Olivas" (waltzJ. by the following members
Of Professor Thomas; Bree's Music CLUB:
Professor Thomas w. Bree, Messrs. j. a.
Douglas, A. Douglas, A: w. Corbus, Marcel
Pest, G. Post, III. W. Koch, Gus Wfdder,
T. Harrison and j. W. Creagh. -. - 49,.
Mr.. Russell Lincoln was the floor manager
for the dancing that closed the evening
The Kinread- Pugsley Wedding.
A very pleasant wedding took place at