The morning call., 1891-04-19
HlGl Pleasant Private Hospitality
in and About the City.
4 LUNCH PARTY At MEMO PARK.
The Mills Reception -EnaTic Farewell Din
ReT-A 7. L. Entertainment The
COT0lad0S PTtT-A New Social Or
gaHizatiol with a Dark title San L.
andre FGte-PSTS0lil Notes.

dlulU fGlG -lGlDUldl NUIGD,
The fftlelh anniversary of the marriage OF NJ r
and Mrs. George z. Loucks Of PachecO will &C.
cur on Wednesday next.
Mrs Ii. A. Mayhem OF Niles gave another Of
her enjoyable parties last Friday evening, there
being about lhirty-slX guests. There were six
tables OF players who played first tiddleCewinks
and then drive whist. Mrs. II. Il. MAYHEM OF
San Francisco and Mr.. Clal Ike OF Niles won the
fsVOrs. After The refreshments the guests lin
gered for some time singing. The rooms were
decorated by Miss Florence Mortimer with usual
good taste. White and purple lllacs only were
used.
A novel organization has Just been formed un-
der the Startling name OF "La Mana." It's aims are
me ell 10 promote good social feeling among ii:
members. The club meets at midnight on the
FIST Saturday evening OF each month for high
jiuks It's motto Is, " Death 10 the Blues" The
first inks Will soon be announced.
The marriage Of Miss Rebeeca Rosenberg to
Nj. A. Z. TrimbIe will take place to-day al the
residence OF the BRIDES parents In Oakland.
Gu Thursday, the 10th inst, at high noon, BY
the Rev. Father Lsgan, at The Church OF tile
Sacred Heart, Mr.. Cornelius D0nOnOe was
united in marFiag- TO Miss Maggie H. McAleer,
eldest daughter Of Nrs. Alice McAleer. After
the ceremony the bridal party returned to the
residence Of the b. ide's mother, 606 Haight
street, where g boun eOus wedding breakfast
was served TO the immediate relatives OF both
parties only. Tie BRIDES costume was very
pretty and most appropriate. The happy couple
lett on tile afternoon train for Monterey.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter c.
Campbell gave very enjoyable reception COM
plimentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. LytOrd, who
are visiting this coast snd seeing all points OF In
leIesI In California. They are here from New
York, where MT. LyiOrd, who IS brother OF
Mrs. Campbell. Is eugag IN the banking busl-
ness. Mrs. Campbell aud Nj and Mrs. Lyford
lelt The following day Oh visit TO Monterey.
The Bebekah DegIee Lodge, l. .. q. F., gave
weii-atteuded peanut parry last evening IN Odd
Fellows Building. The programmes were quain [
affairs, consisting Of The wellknOwn red-and-
white strued peanut paper bag, the proceedings
being indicated in words beginning with tue let
ter p. Dancing closed pleasant evening.
On Wednesday IN this ciJy Captain ArEalus e.
Renuls e, I. 5. A, and Miss Ema Lone ROsette
were married, Rev. John klmball officiating.
The groom Is CAPTAIN 10 The Eighth Regiment of
Cavalry, stationed at Fort Meade, 5. Dak. The
BRIDE l. a sisteT Of Mis-. Major Frank 1. Bennett
OF this city.
The Bsndurrlstss viii give a concert az Odd
Fellows Hail next "Wednesday. Mrs. NJ. W.
Williams, Dr.. A. T. RsgensbuIger and Miss Ella
Lowry " ~ assist the club.
he secoud night Of tile entertainment given
al living Hall by the ITALIAN Club. under the
auspices OF The Helping. hand Society," auxiliary
to tie Golden Gale kindergarten Association,
was, rs predicted, greater success than the
previous occasion. The hail was simply crowded
last evening by select and apprecatlve audi
dence, VINO enjoyed the play and subsequent
dancing TO the full. The ladies were delighted
with The substantial appreciation shown by the
public OF their Efforts for the Kindergarten.
The Mills Reception.
On Friday evening Mr.. aud Mrs. W. q. Mills
gave pleasant reception at their residence Oh
Octavia street in honor Of Mr.. aud Mrs. C. p
Huntington OF New YORK. who are at present
EOiUurnng here.
Dainty decorations distinguished the scene
where several musical numbers added 10 the en-
anti If fT4a sion mr. afn4rF In.
utng 10 this way icing Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter g.
Campbell and Mrs Frances EdgertUn.
Among those present were: Mrs. A. A. Sar-
gent, dr. Sargent. Judge and Mrs. John Hunt,
Mr. aud Mrs. w. W. Morrow, Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
HoTalio Strbbns, Mr.. and Mrs Homer S. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. b. Cornwall Mrs. George Oui-
Ton, Mr.. OutOu, Mrs. Franc EdgertoD, Colonel
Bee, Mis-. Everett Bee, Mr.. Everett Bee, Mrs. NJ.
r. Lansing, Mr.. ana Mrs Gerril Lansing,
Colonel Halliday, Mr.. aud Mrs. W, c. Campbell,
Miss Geringtou, Miss Bender, Miss Campbell.
Ar. Lesley Martin. Nj and Mrs. J. G. Stubs,
Mr.. and Mrs a. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Bowen
ana Mr. and Mrs. Gallatn
The Hopkins Luncheon at MenIO.
mrs. Timothy Hopkins gave an elaborate
luncheon GU Wednesday at her residence, Sher-
wood Hall, 10 MEMO PARK, complimentary 10
Mrs. Leland Stanford.
The table was charmlngly decorated with yell
low jassamine and white roses IN irregular lines.
aecentuated at their intersection by four superb
clusters of the flowers raised nearly foot IN
height. SupplanIing the usual center piece.
From the CORNERS Of the table 10 the floor
dropped railing vine tendrils.
Other table appointments were specially ele-
CANT In the light OF candles supported by MIS-
siVs silver candelabra ornamented with mari
colds shOne a itch array of Bohemian glassware,
ice-eream receptacles OF silk in the form OF Cali
fOrnla peoples and favors of bOnbonnleres OF
white creie trimmed with gilt lace and artificial
DarigOds, with = broad strip of ribbon bearing
the guests name. Each course was served on
plates Of i different variety of ware.
An elegant menu was enjoyed by those pres
ent, who Included: Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Mrs
George Loomls, Mrs Theodore Payne, Mrs.
Alma Park, Mrs. David Hewes, Mrs. and Miss
Kohl and Miss Adams.
The EmerIc Dinner.
Mr. 81. F. Emeric gave a recherche dinner
party on Tuesday at his Geary-street residence
in honor OF MIR. Peter j. Donahue upon his Rp-
preaching departure on visit to Europe.
Perle du Jardin roses decorated the table and
adj cared to great advantage beside the gold
service used. Pretty souvenirs Of the occasion
we're formed by the menu cards. They were
made OF three leaves OF rough parchment paper
the front leaf bearing the legend "BOn voyage"
and the back a list of the guests. The second
Leaf was devoted to the menu, displayed by the
diagonal pairing OF the first leaf, and the whole
was bound with ribbons inscribed with the name
OF the guest ard the date. -Four hours were
agreeaby spent at table over an elaborate menu,
amid the strains OF string orchestra. Besides
several tossts, there was singing, Mr.. Graham
faVorlng the company before The termination OF
the affdir.
Among those present were: Mr.. Fl. F. Emeric.
Mr.. Peter j. Donahue. Dr. George NJ. Terrill,
MT. Donald de V. Graham, Judge John Hunt,
Mr.. Rudolph HerOld Jr., MIR. Ii. +. Barber Mr..
Meagher, Mir. John w. Flood and Dr. Waller S.
Thorn.
The Coronados' Party.
On Wednesday last the COronados gave q
pie SAINT party al Unon-square Hall, which was
preltly decorated with garlsnds round the
walls, and palms and apple b0ughs in bloom
about the stage.
The grand march was led by Mr. ]. E. Holden
and Miss Blache Mallelt, followed by Mr.. w. W.
DOolittie and Miss Lena Frischhoiz and about
160 couples. 1t was a thoroughly enjoyable oc-
easiOn.
Following composed the committees OF the
w. Doolittle, Ii. L. Goertzhain; floor director,
j. L. Holden; 1oOr-W. X. Nelson, w. d.
Holden, E. E. Kleyesabl, A. W. Volkmann.
The officers OF the club are: j. L, Holden,
President; w. r Nelson. Vice President; w w,
Duoiittle, Recording Secretary; W. H. Holden.
Financial Secretary; Charles Goertzhain, Treas
uTer; L. L. kevesahl, Sergeant Arms; II. L.
eoertZhain, DIRECTORY A. w. Folkmann, d.
rector.
A pleasant basket social and dance was given
last evening by the Star Club. al st. Georges
Hall, for the benefit Of Evening Star Lodge.
The following programme was rendered:
Vocal duet the Misses Irving; vocal solo, Mrs.
Daniels; recitation. Miss jacobson; vocal solo.
sIr. Dillon; recitation, Mrs. Danielsi address,
Mr.. Henry Z. Shedd.
AT The close OF the exercises the sale of the
baskets and contents took place, and the re-
nlalnder OF the time was devoted 10 the enjoy
ment Of dancing.
Party on Ninth Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given TO
Mr.. George BuzzInl at his family residence, 33
Ninth street. last Friday evening. April 18th. by
his numerous fraternal and other friends.
The evening was very pleasantly spent In reel
cations, glees, instrumental selections and the
may dance. bounteous repast was served
ana toasts drunk to the future success and hap
Diness Of Mr.. aud Mrs. BuzZini-