The morning call., 1891-06-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.H
Bachelors and cold Maids . at
BersagIieri Hall.
a Surprise on NcAllister Street - KOfee-
Kranzchen Picnie-An octavia-street
Fete-Society Personals


Fourth Cavalry. The happy pair are spend
ing their honeymoon at Monterey Cal
4 charming luncheon was given last Tues
day by Mrs. E. /. Terry at her residence IN
Seattle in honor of Miss Eppinger Of this
city and Miss Anna Furth.
Oriental r. D. Lodge, No. 90, 1. o. o. F.,
gave pleasant balloon party last evening
at Odd Fellows Hall.
One of the most select and enjoyable pic
mics ever held at Crystal Springs was one
composed Of some of the most prominent
young ladies and gentlemen of the Mission,
who, chaperoned by Mrs. Frchette and Miss
Esther Housely, visited that place on Dec
grafton day.
Noticeable among the presents displayed
at the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Brown Saturday was an exquisite
painting on wood taken from the heart of
an orange ire e. A branch on which orange
blossoms and the ripe fruit were made to
hang was thus inscribed: ISL, the bios
SONS; 1891, the golden age" 1t was the
work and Offering of Mrs. w. <. Fisher Of
CaistOga.
Birthday Celebration on OctavIa Street.
On Sunday last the home of Mrs. Huber.
1905 Octayia street. was the scene Of a great
deal OF merriment, both in the afternoon and
evening. Both Miss Huber and Miss
SchOembs conducted the affair so well that
twas pronounced a success by all who at
tended. The occasion being the celebration
OF their birthday, both Young ladies were
the recipient of many beautif III presents.
The greater part Of the evening was spent
IN listening to some exec Nent music rem
dered on the mandolin by Professor CipO-
LAM and other friends.
The Nine Bachelors Party.
The original programmes at the Nine
Bachelors first party last evening at BeTsa-
gieri Hall announced the object of the club
IN the following terms: This party was or
gained for the purpose of bringing together
some of the old maids and bachelors Of the
beach and vicinity, of whom we think it
would be a benefit to the world and them
selves to care for one another in their old
age; for we can assure you that some of
them are getting very ancient for the lack
al courage to propose. Charity begins at
home
Fully in sympathy with the spirit of this
announcement there was large attendance
al the hall. which looked very bright IN It's
decoration Of palms, and the floral greeting.
The Bachelors Welcome the Old Maids
Each bachelor was decorated with bOutOn-
Mere consisting of a gilded Guilty clay pipe,
IN the bowl OF which was inserted a blue
bachelors button. Opposite each dance in
the programme appeared practical hints to
tie guests how 10 carry out the objects Of
the club. On the back of the programmes
was represented a lone bachelor in the
ag0nles Of repairing some OF his wardrobe
The evening was most successful MT.
Lynch and Miss Gagliado led the grand
march aud dancing to the music of Marines
Orchestra continued till o'clock. That the
old maids appreciated the gallantry Of
the hosts Of the evening was demonstrated
by their presenting the club with two enOr-
nous bouquets Of assorted vegetables.
he novel affair was given under the fol-
lowing auspices President, j. T. Cashen;
Yice-President, w. Donovan; Secretary. Z.
f. Mullin; Treasurer, w j. Henrichs;
Board Of Directors-D. G. AntOnOvich, L.
B0tterJn. j. y. Lynch, g. b. Dillon, (. Z.
Becker; leader of the parade and call-bOy
Tor the old maids j. j. Lynch; Floor and
ReceutiOn committees, The Bachelors.
\ Surprise on lIcAuister Street.
GA Monday evening last the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Woltsrs, Miss Emma
WollerS, aged Il years, was the recipient of
a birthday surprise party, at the family res
idence. 14l9 McAlliSter street.
About S 30 o'clock twenty schOOlmates of
Miss Emma, accompanied by their teacher
Miss Nellie Murphy Of the John SWEET
Grammar School, appeared at the front
door, laden with baskets OF eatableS, and
completely surprised the household.
They were invited to enter, and a most
enjoyable evening SspRssed.
The young ladies were very pTattilY az
Tayed in D-lsartean costumes.
The CoronadOs' Party.
The fourth hop of the Coronados took
place last evening at UniOn-square Hall.
aud was pleasant affair. Flowers and
evergreens frightened the hall.
Mr.. c. G0ertzhain and Mss Susan Me
GUatL led the march, which was succeeded
by sixteen dances. terminating at l o'clock.
Mr.. GoeTtzhain directed the floor, and the
committees were composed of: Arrange
ments-W. II. Holden, T. Z. KleYesahl w.
r. Nelson, A W. YOlkmaDn Floor-W.
". DOOIittie, j. L. Holden, ". Z. Nelson
{, G5ertZlain.
The Koffee-Kranzchen Picnic.
The koffee- KraHzchen Of 1889 had their
first picnic this season to Mil Valley on
Tuesday.
On the arrival of the $3.50 boat at Mill
Valley the party repaired TO the picnic
grounds, where justice was done TO Ga
sumptuUus TepaSt and also to several cups
q coffee.
Those present were: Mrs Mencke, Mrs
Clau,Senius, Mrs Cochins, Mrs Workman,
Mrs. Kuhls, Mrs. MOller, Mrs. Helmcke Of
Oakland. Mss Ciaussenius, Miss a. MenCke,
Miss T. VOlkm2n. Miss Z. SiebTecht, Miss
Elvina Cochns, Miss l.. Kuhls, Messrs.
Eddie KuhlS, w. Moller, Z. MolieT, Max
M0ler. and Harry Helmcke Of Oakland.
A Club Surprise Party.
The Chestnut Social Club gave a birthday
surprise party on Monday evening to Mrs.
Maggie Miller, which was very largely at
tended. The ball Of the club at los Nc
Allister street was tastefully decorated.
After the customary rites and ceremonies
Of initiation Of several new cheStnuts" to
the roll Of membership. the gentle guest Of
the evening was surprised when the noble
grand hickory" Of the club presented her
with the legendary gold, blue and red en-
blens as a token CT the esteem Of the club.
a string band executed the music FIR
set Of fourteen dances. At midnight fine
supper was served, after which dancing was
irdug ed in until nearly daybreak Of the
following day.
society Personals.
Governor and Mrs. H. II. Markham, with
MI Higgins, expect to return from the
Yosemite Valley to-day. Other members
Of the party have already returned, but the
Governor was determined 70 visit the Mari
posa Big Trees while in the vicinity.
Mrs. L. Lewis ana Miss Bessie Bunner,
who have been travelling through Europe
for the last six months with party Of
friends, when last heard from we're at
Glaucus House, PomDei They expect to
% TO India before returning to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs A. J. Dheiig left on Monday for a
few DAYS visit TO her sister, Mrs William
Day. ut her residence in Mayield. From
there she will proceed TO Santa Cruz to at
tend the Grand Parlor. n. D. g. w.
Mrs Ella Sterling Cummins and Miss
Viva Cummins have joined the party Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Cross to spend The
month in Yosemite Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p. Hale and Miss
Porteous have gone to their country place
near Mountain View, where they will spend
the summer.
Major Frank Mclaughlin left for Orc
Vile Sunday and will return TO this city on
June 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schussler have de-
parted for Honolulu, where they expect to
remain two months.