The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Grand Entertainment Of the
Scottish Thistle Club.
The Eufalces' Club Party-A Private Picnic.
The Days Social Announoements-Lat
Society Personals.


local Tmn-VeTein, assisted by the First
companies there and several civic
societies. A torch-light parade will ensue
along am Illuminated line Of march. The
session Of the Turn-Bezirk will commence
tomorrow.
A pleasant social was held at Grace
Methodist Church, on the corner of Twenty
first and Carp streets, on Thursday even
ing, when selections were rendered by Mrs.
G. Ii. HaBsbrow, Miss Husband, Miss
Mcguire; Messrs. Robert Husband, James
Mcguire and c. O. Perry. The party dis
banded after a few cheering words from the
pastor and others,
The Pacific Yacht Clubs hop this evening
at their club-rOOms in Sausaiito is expected
to attract many from the city, who will
avail themselves of the special tug leaving
" hart at o'clock.
On Wednesday evening in Oakland Miss
Rosalie Clark, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Clark, was united to Mr.. Lincoln ).
Church. deputy 10 the District Attorney
there. The happy pair left alter the cere-
mOny for their new residence, 610 Four
teenth street. The presents were very nu-
merOus and included complete set of house
hold furniture from the gTOom'S mother.
Mrs. A Church, and silver set, presented
by the District Attorney and his deputies.
MI. and Mrs. A. Jacobs (nee Bories). who
were married, as already stated. on Tues
day. al Sacramento. will hold reception on
the 18th inst at their future home, Clio Grove
street, this city, on their return from Mon
terey.
very auspicious wedding took place in
last Wednesday afternoon in the
First NJ. L. Church, the contracting parties
being Miss Josephine NJ. Marchand of Ala
media and Mr. Henry j. Brickwedel of San
Francisco, where tbs happy pair will reside.
Mr.. j. n. Russell Jr. will be rendered a
farewell reception this evening at WASH
ington Hall on Eddy street, and an enj2y-
able time is anticipated.
Court Star Of the West, No. 1855, A. o. F.,
held an open meeting at the courtroom, /.
o. Q. T. Building. last Friday evening, for
the distribution Of prizes of the picnic held
on Decoration day at San Rafael Park. A
fine programme had been arranged and the
hall was packed, over $50 being present
Tie following talent appeared: Opening
remarks, Chairman Charles +. Burgman;
song, s. j. Sandy recitation, Fred Johnson;
musical solo, K. +. CanO; duet, the Misses
Abbott. johnson * GutmaH furnished the
music.
South San Francisco ParlOr, No. 157, \.
5. &. W, Will give a dance this evening"
South San Francisco Opera Hall.
The employees of Louis Saroni Il Co, gave
their annual outing SUNDAY last at Lagun-
itas Park, Ross Valley. About Seventy-tive
people participated in the pleasant affair.
After a sumDtueus repasI, dancing WAS IN
dulged in till late in the afternoon. The
party was conducted by Mr. Peter jackson
and Miss Sarah 1ully. The SAroni Band
of twelve pieces was in attendance.
An entertainment and ball Will be given
by Golden West Assembly, No. 244, Royal
Society of Good Fellows, at ST. Georges
Hall, this evening.
The BuffaIoes' Party.
The Buffaloes, who have enjoyed a phe-
bright existence as a club of
about year. gave their farewell party for
the season last night at Odd Fellows Hall.
As the members are now somewhat scat
tered, it is possible that the club may sus-
pend, a result which will be regretted by its
many friends.
Despite the fact that summer is at its full,
there was good attendance at the hall, and
dancing was much enjoyed. Blum's music
held sway, and Mr.. J. F. Burns had been
appointed floor director, the club members
decorated with black and gold scarfs being
assistants.
Following are the officers of the club:
President W. (. McCreery, Vice President,
George Habenicht; Secretary, W. f. Lucas;
Treasurer, Joseph Rowel.
a pleasant and lively party of ladies and
gentlemen, under the chaperonage Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Roller and Mr.. and Mrs.
James RadfOrd enjoyed an outing at Mill
Valley on Sunday last.
They rambed among the hills and dales
and thoroughly enjoyed the walk to the
cascades, which will be remembered by all
as one of the pleasant features Of the day.
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very successfully carried out All left for
the city well pleased with their trip.
The members Of the party were: Mr. and
Mrs. James Radford, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Roller, Mrs. E.. Bond. Miss Mary Fen
nell, Miss Mamie Farley, Miss Lizzie Lyons,
Miss Agnes O'Keefe. Miss Kittie McNerny,
Miss May Dixon; Messrs. ID. Smith, Dan
Scott, J. Gus Leaf, I. J. Mclaughlin, j. b.
McCauley, Dave S. Sanders, Robert Kali
muk, W. p. Peacock, j. L. Rodgers, NJ. L.
Barnett and f. j. Lawlor.
The Thistle Club Entertainment.
The san Francisco Scottish Thistle Clubs
quarterly entertainment filled B'nai Birth
Hall last evening. American colors with
the flag of the order Haunted their bravery
in the hall, which was further frightened
by many tartan kits.
Programmes in the form OF a thistle
offered the following numbers: March and
gathering pibroch, pipers San Francisco
Thistle Cub; address, The Reduction Of
Scotland, It, Influence on the National
Character" Mr.. Elijah II. Mex enZie; song,
!" Oh, Mamie, Wilt Thou Gang WI Me?''
Flower Of Dumblane." Mr.. II. NJ. Fortes-
cue; song. Wandering Willie" Miss
L0leta LeYet; violin solo Scottish seec-
lions, Professor A. II. Kayton; recitation,
" The Relief Of Lucknow Miss May Pur-
die; comic song Mr.. W. j. HyneS; recita-
ton, The Twins" Mr.. James Smith
song, "Oh, Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast?"
Nine. Alice Waltz Grey; grand Highland
reel, MeSsTs. George Paterson. James BaX-
ter. Ed Ross, Duncan Mcintosh Mackenzie.
r. ID. Burness, accompanist.
Dancing followed, under the direction of:
Floor manager, A. Campbell; assistants-
John Z. McEwan, John McCallum, James
Baxter. Andrew Crawford, DIR. A. A. Gill
mour, John 5 Purdie. The Reception Com
mittee consisted of: j. H. McInne5 Chair
man. James Sc0bie, w. Y. Gray, w.
Pollock, W. A. Adams, Fred THAN, John
Grant, John narrower, i. A. MeLerie,
j Ohm Henderson, William Watt.
The officers IF this popular club are: DON
aid g. c. Mckay, Royal Chief; John II.
MrInnes, Chieftain; George w. Paterson.
Recorder; John Ross, Treasurer; j. g. Nc
Evan. Master-at-Ar DR.. A. A. GllmOur,
Physician Rev. j. Smith, Chaplain; Trus-
tees-John Stewart j. j. Mcdonald, John
narrower; Literary Committee. ID.
C0Clie, George Pnrdie, Elijah Mckenzie;
5. r. Tivendale, Edward Ross,
Norman Beaton, William i. Ross.
Society Personals.
Mr.. J. G. Kittle and party have gone to
Cazadero for a stay OF several weeks.
Mr.. Marcus Polasky. President of the
San Joaquin Valley Railroad Company, is
expected to arrive from Chicago to-day.
Mr.. Charles E. Jenkins, one Of the ex-
ecuturs Of the johnson estate, is in this city
from New York, whittier he returns in
few days.
Mrs. Reese Llewellyn and her niece, Miss
Beatrice Carroll. have gone to Santa Cruz
of July.
Mrs NJ. 3. NJ TOland and her son, Mr..
Hugo TOland, arrived on Wednesday at the