The morning call., 1891-03-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Weddings in the City
and Interior.
The Goad Dinner-A Horseback Party-Picnic
to Angel Island-Anncuncements for
This Evening = Notes.
"The Bachelors" win give their ball this

evening at Pioneer Hall.
| 1t is to be noted that the auction of boxes
| and of choice seats tor the performance of
| "Girofe- Girofia' will take place on Wednes-
| day next at the Grand Opera House. Noon
| is the hour set, and Mr.. Joseph d. Redding
has consented to act as auctioneer.
The San Francisco Schuetzen Ladies' We
| rein will celebrate its tenth anniversary at
| Irving Hall this evening.
| Mr.. Daniel Sully, the actor, and the male
| members of his company were received as
| the guests of the Elks at Elite Hall, Oak
| land, on Thursday evening. Refreshments
| were served aud an informal programme
rendered. Mr.. George E. de Cola intro
| duced MIR. Sully as President of the evening.
The Spanish-AmerIcan Mutual Benefit
| Society Will give cascarone ball at Apollo
| Hall, Pacific street, this evening.
An enjoyable balloon party was given
| last evening by the Club of the Golden
| West at their hall, 927 Pacific street. The
| grand march, led by Mr.. f. Angelus and
| Miss Mamie Little, was largely participated
| IN. Dancing, TO the music of Tickner's Or
| chestra, continued till u o'clock. The club
| gives social on the second and fourth Fri
| day evenings in every month. The General
| Committee of Arr angemeEts WAS composed
| of Messrs. 6. Seheer. F. Angelus and T.
| Tucker
The Eola Club will give an Easter-egg
| party this evening.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered on
| Thursday evening, at Agnews Asylum, near
Santa Clara, TO Miss Mary Jane Crichton,
| on her departure for this city. A few out
| side friends had been invited and the oc-
caslon was made very enjoyable. Dancing
| in tie hall was the main amusement, ice
cream and cake being served between and
10 O'Clock.
Evans Council, No. so, o. c. F., will give
domino party this evening at Washington
Hall, on Eddy street.
Miss Miller, residing at the corner of Sew
entli avenue and Sixteenth street, East Oak
Iand, gave horseback ride party last Thurs
day evening. Among those who were
present were Miss Miller, MI Lewis, Miss
Wright, MIR. Nauders, Miss Craig, Mr.. Will
lam Allen, and great many others. They
rode all over the city, taxing dinner at Miss
Millers hospitable home. Alter dinner
| they danced for the remainder Of the even
| ing.
The Children's Progressive Lyceum meets
this evening at st. Georges Hall.
On Friday evening MIR. Joseph Castle gave
an elaborate dinner at the California Hotel
| TO about eighty of his friends. The menu
WAS sumptuous and the decorations and
name-cardS most elaborate. After dinner
! some private theatrica!s ere enjoyed by the
| friends. and the german was afterward
| danced.
The Nordaine Club will entertain their
| friends this evening at their rooms on Cali
| tornia street.
The Goad Dinner Party.
On Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Frank Goad gave one of their delightful
dinner parties at their residence, on the
corner Of Washington and Cough streets.
Covers were laid for twenty-iour guests,
| who enjoyed a most elaborate menu under
tho nix conditions Ebaiaa
| decorated the table, sparkling with its rich
| service of silver. An hour or two was
| afterwaTd agreeably passed IN the drawing
! room.
-, Those present were; Mr.; and Mrs. Frank
| W. Goad, Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase,
Mrs. Henry Maclean Martin. Miss Emelie
| Hager, Miss Bessie Wall, Miss Edith Find
| ley, Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Mlllie Ashe,
| Miss Ella G0ad, Mrs. Mervyn Donahue, Miss
| Kate NOorhies, Messrs. Henry Maclean
Martin, Ii. b. Chase, Horace p. Plat, L. II.
! sheldon, George A. Newhall, Edgar A.
| Miner, Z. NJ. Greenway, o. SKATER How
! ard, John W. TwigGs, Lieutenant Gibbons
| and MIR. James ID. Phelan.
Thursday on Angel Island.
| On Thursday afternoons the officers aud
| ladies Of Angel Island receive their friends.
| Tho steamer General Mcdowell leaves
| " ashington-street Wharf for the island at
| 10 O'clock in the afternoon, and leaves
[dOgti lSldllu lNE lile Guy AT 3.ZU RAISES
| are not necessary for those visiting officers
| and their families. Last Thursday the
| following ladies and gentlemen called at
| the island: Mrs. Colonel Miles, Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. orhies, Mrs. Breechman, Mrs.
| ITocbmOrtOu, Major and Mrs Booth Mrs
| Major Bennett, Colonel and Mrs. Stone,
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Ellis, Miss Ecclrston,
| Miss TOmkins, Captain HennesSe. Eighth
| Cavalry, Lieutenants Lowering, Hahn.
Blake and Galley and many others. The
| First Infantry Band rendered in its usual
| fine style many delightful airs, which ap-
peared to have been duly appreciated.
The Lasky-Kragen wedding.
The marriage of Miss Lille Kragen TO Mr..
S. Lasky, both of this city, took place on
Sunday evening last at Saratoga Hall in the
presence of large assemblage of relatives
and friends. Rev. III. S. Levy officiated,
and Immediately following the congratula-
tions that showered upon the young couple,
the wedding march announced that supper
was awaiting.
About 200 guests sat at table and partook
Of an elaborate wedding feast at which the
health Of the newly made man and wife was
heartily Endorsed with bumpers of cham
payne. The bride, graceful and beautiful
young lady, was elegantly attired and looked
charming.
a number OF, kilograms from absent
friends were read, and the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Geary-street new Temple. Con-
gregati0n Beth Israeli Of which Mr. kragen
IS member, were present in a body to do
honor 10 the marriage of Miss kragen.
They also sent an elegant present in the
name of the Board of Trustees. Many other
costly and beautiful presents were received.
Mr.. and Mrs Lasky are south on their
honeymoon trip, and on their return will 20
to housekeeping.
A Club Picnic to Angel Island.
On Saturday last the W. U. A. c.
Social Club gave a picnic at Angel
Island. After spending a very pleasant day
in various ways they started for home, ar
irving about 7:30 o'clock in the evening.
Among those who participated in this happy
event were: Mrs. Zeile, President; Miss
Carrie UImer, Secretary; Miss Rose Zeile,
Treasurer; Miss Lille RotgeT. Librarian;
Miss Maggie Schulz, Miss Fannie Eberhart,
Miss Albertine Schweitzer. Miss Frances
Zele, Miss Eda Volkman, Miss Flora Nc
Broderick, Miss Emily Erguer; Messrs.
Carl Zeile c'Golden Locks ~, Arthur Err
guer, Allen Belrod. Roy Reed, Spencer
Reed, Max kuhl, Rudolph Ulner, George
Zeie.
Smith Goess Wedding in Oakland.
The wedding OF Mr.. r, NJ. Smith of Oak
land and Miss Louisa Goess of Sonoma took
place Wednesday morning last at the Con-
gregational Church, Oakland, Rev. Mr. Cook
officiating. Mr.. William Heating and Miss
N. Goess, sister Of the bride, acted as best
man and bridesmaid respectively. The
wedding was a quiet one, only the relatives
of the bride and groom and most intimate
friends being present. After the ceremony
a sumptuous breakfast was partaken of,
when the happy couple left on the after
noon train for trip to the southern part of
the State. When they return they will |
make Oakland their permanent home. Mr.
and Mrs Smith were the recipients of many
handsome presents.
The Grey-Kaul Wedding.
The wedding of Mr.. Hiram Grey and
Mrs. Flora Kaul (nee Rosenberg took place
last Sunday at the elegant home Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Rosenberg, Rev. DR.. NJ. Levy
of Oakland officiating.
After the ceremony the guests sat down
to an elaborate dinner.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram f. Grey, Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosenberg,