The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Cultured Music Lends Wings to
Many Happy Moments.
Tie EarringtOn-Hester wedaing-Party on
Douglass street-A Danfeld Marriage
Young Athletes Party.

Harvard street. between Second and Third.
The marriage Of Mr.. L. B. Harrington to
Miss Perle N. Hester, granddaughter of the
late Judge Hester of Santa Clara County.
took Mace last Saturday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at the new st.
NIarv's Cathedral, on Van Ness avenue
The Young ladies of Tarranfs Institute,
on the corner Of Haight and Pierce streets,
will produce The Princess. a comedetta
in three acts. next Thursday evening. Dane
ing viii follow.
The engagement is announced of Miss
RiSe Levin Of this city to Mr. Asher Marks
Of stockton. They viii receive their friends
next Sunday afternoon from , to o'clock az
322 Golden Gate avenue.
The San Francisco Musical Fund Society
will give the first of a series of afternoon
s0cials at Union-square Han this afternoon,
beginning al 30 O'Clock.
The engagement Is announced OF Mr.. Ber-
nard keiSser to Miss Fannie Sldeman,
daughter Of MI and Mrs Abe Sideman.
At the theateT party recently given by
Mr. Joseph :. IObiu those entertained
were: Miss HaEer, Miss Goad, MeSSrs.
T. NJ GreenNay and James ID. Phelan.
Tie young ladies were chaper0ned by Mrs.
O-iTichS.
The Berlins will give an evening dress
party this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Alta PaTlor. No. 3 \. d. q. ". viii pre-
sent Gilbert and SullIvan'S opera, The
Pirates IF Penzance," this evening at the
BiIou IheateT.
Mr. Edward Scott and Miss Minnie Brum-
GEim were the principal figures at pretty
wedding on Saturday at the residence of
lIr. and Mrs. Monroe Salisbury. Among
the guests present were: MI and Mrs
lewis. Mrs. Holt. Mrs. VIM and Mrs Wiz
Held ) Jones.
West End Lodge, No 1902 K. and 1. Of
H., Will give a dancing party at Union
square Hall, with music by Blum.
Everett-BaIdwin Wedding at DanviIIe.
On Thursday. the l4th inst. the residence
of Mr., L. o. Baldwin, Danyille was the
scene Of a very happy event. when Miss
Jennie c. Baldwin, his daughter and Mr..
George L. Everett, commercial editor Of the
Alta of this city. were united in marriage.
Principally at i o'clock, while Miss Grace
Fay was playing the beautiful wedding
march from "LOhengrin,' the bride entered
the drawing which were beautifully
decorated with flowers, the prevailing C OIL
OrS being pink aud white. Preceding the
bride were her young niece and nephew.
Miss BeuIah Hook and Master Beverley
Hook. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. j. {. Burgess. The bride looked
charming, gONned IN an elegant gUbelin-
green travelling dress and carrying a beauti-
ful bouquet Of orange blossoms.
open. The table was very tastefuily deco
rated, the prevailing color being yellow.
Only the immediate friends and relatives
were present, but the young people, who are
very popular, were the recipients OF many
valuable presents.
After a sumptuous lunch had been par
taken Of and toasts TO the welfare Of the
young couple had been hOn0Ted they took
their departure amid showers CT rice and
good wishes for their new home in the city
Of oakland.
Surprise Party on Douglass Street.
a very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered TO Mr.. h a. Lundstom on last Satur-
day evening at that gentleman's elegant resi-
dence on Douglass street, near Eighteenth.
1, was the anniversary Of Mr. LundStrom's
birthday.
About forty guests were present. The
residence had previously been taken posses
sion OF by party of his friends. who under
the guidance Of Miss Bates had transformed
1t into a eTfect flower garden.
The surprise upon Mr.. LundstrOms ar
rival was complete. An excellent supper
was served IN the spacious dining-rOOm
shortly atter midnight, after which dancing
10 BUNS Orchestra was resumed. The
orchestra had been stationed under can
OPP OF wild flowers Ia the bay window, ana
as the music could be heard and not seen
the effect was certainly charming.
Games were INDUCED in ana vocal selee-
tons given by quartet consisting OF MesSrs
LuGdstIOm, Davis, Nash and N0rega. Miss
Lotfle GTubeT rendered some excellent
Shakespearian recitations, which reflected
great credit upon the rising young actress.
It was nearly daylight before the pleasant
party came to an end.
The Turn-Zoegling Verein Entertainment.
The San Francisco Turn-Z0egling Verein
gave all entertaining exhibition, followed by
a ball, on Sunday evening, at their hail on
Turk street. The committees consisted of:
Committee OF ArTangements-E. Tietze
Chairman, John Hoops. II. NJ. Alpen, q.
Z. Mannel, Henry Dahl, Edward Binder,
Edward hanein. Charles Schnabel; Re
cpptiOu COmmittee-JOhn HOOps Edward
Binder, Charles SchHabel, Edward kanein
floor manager, George Lam; Floor Commit
tell II. Alpen, 6. +. MaHnel Henry
Dahl
The Westgate Musicale.
The pupils Of Miss Elizabeth Westgate
gave the closing musicale of the season on
Saturday last al Oak Shade, the residence
Of Judge and Mrs. J. 4. Waymire in
Alameda.
1t was in every way a most agreeable en-
tertanment, and afforded pleasure to over
hundred guests, including forty from this
city The programme vas IntelllgenHy and
brilliantly rendered.
After the programme the guests took pos
session OF the spacious grounds, the lawns,
oveTshadOWed By magnificent trees being
much admired. After some time spent
among the flowers the friends departed car
rylng pleasant thoughts Of the afternoon.
The Unitarian Club.
The meeting Of the Unitarian Club in the
banquet-hail Of the California Hotel kept
great many away who otherwise would
have been present at the rose reception of
the Claiming Auxiliary of the Unitarian
Church. There were seated at the festive
board 100 guests. Hon. j. =. IRISH presided,
with Hon. W. W. Morrow on his right and W.
il. Mills on his left. The guests sat down
10 the banquet al o'clock sharp and after
having paTtaken Of the good things provided,
Judge Fox read paper entitled " Haste
Makes Waste" At its conclusion, its
merits and points were discussed, the priu-
cipal speakers having been Messrs Nor
row, Beatty and Hallidle. About 1880
O'Clock the company babe each other good
night, having spent most enjoyable even
ing
Rose Reception.
The Charming Auxiliary. a social club
connected with the First Unitarian Church,
corner Of Geary and Franklin streets, gave
unique and pleasing entertainment last
night, which in honor of the season was
called rose reception" The three par
lors OF the church were thrown into one,
and all Of the rooms were filed. The Orna-
mentatiOn Of the rooms, which were pro-
fusely decorated with flowers, principally
roses, suggested the name OF the rose recep-
ton. The programme arranged for the oc-
c8sion was as follows
Piano solo (G), "FaHtasle ImprOmptu" Nho
PIN, co. Carnival Of Milan (BuloW), Miss Ada
Neigel; trio, Passing Regiment" (CoverO,
mandolin and guitar Miss Gertrude GOewey,
Messrs. kTOuse and t1OeWey; aria 'Guinse aliin
81 mOmentO" ella NoZZe di FigarO') Mozart
Nina Lyon; recitation (selecled) Professor +.
KnOwHOu; song. Bird IN the Wood" {TaHbeTU.
Nina Lyon; recitation. "How Ruby Played" C.
f. Adan-). Professor T.. KuOWltOn; Trio, AN
gels Serenade" (BEagal, violin, mandolin and
Monroe GOeWey j..
Miss Nina Lyon astonished her audience