The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-14
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
GIimpses of Outdoor Life ia Camp
and Picnic.
The Tide Of Summer Travel-Musicale on
Buchanan street-whist at Eles-The
Esaeerus Club-Brief Notes.


rents on Weber avenue. Rev. j. n. Hub
bard of Tracy officiating. The young couple,
who are spending their honeymoon south,
will reside at Grayson.
Miss Hamlin, the California lady who
went out to India with the Pundita Ramabai
and has spent year there. reached Boston
recently on her return. She has difficulty
with the customs officials over the proper
appraisal of her silver tea service, ented
by her friends in India in recognition Of her
missionary zeal. and that pretty token of
friendship is therefore In the hands of Uncle
Sam at present.
The wedding of Mr.. George Matthews,
wel-knOwn merchant OF Oroville and Miss
Annie Andrews viii take place in Oroville
this evening. The honeymoon will be spent
In Santa Cruz, Monterey and this city.
An enjoyable fan party was given last
evening by Evans Council. No. %, o. Z. f.,
at Washington Hall. Mr. j. Russell JT. Of
fciated as floor director. Pretty souvenir
fans were presented to the lady guests.
The marriage of Mr.. David Harris and
Miss Esther Cohen will take place this even
ing at St. Georges Hall.
party from this city consisting Of Mrs
DR.. Younger, Mrs Williams, Miss Morse,
Mt Reddng and others went to Camp lay
Tor on Sunday last. They were the guests
Of Mrs. Ed Thayer
A bull's-head breakfast viii be given at
Wildwood Glen on Wednesday, June oath,
by the Past Master Masons Of San Francisco.
A Presidential Dinner.
A dinner was given at the White House
by President and Mrs. Harrison last Friday
10 Mr.. ami Mrs. George w. Boyd of Phils-
delphia, who had charge of the arrange
ments for the Presidents recent trip across
the continent. The guests were members Of
the Presidential party on the trip to Calit0r-
MIA and included POstmaSteT-General Wan
amaker, Secretary, Mrs. and Miss Rusk,
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Dimmick, Major and
Mrs. Sanger, Marshal and Mrs Ransdel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker; MesSrs. T. j. lib
bets, A. j. Clarke, Richard V. Oulahan and
Mrs. Austin. The Marine Band furnished
music.
The Niles Whist Club.
The Union Whist Club met Monday even
ing at the idence Of Mrs. Rockwell, Niles.
Mrs F. Jarvis won the first prize for points
and Mrs. J. Tyson that for games The ladies'
prizes were beautiful bonbon silver spoons
lined with gold and ornamented with the
initials ~. ". c." Mr.. T. Jarvis won the
prize Tor points and DR.. Richardson for
games The prizes for gentlemen we're also
handsome. The BOBBY prizes were won by
Mrs. II, Overacker Sr. and Mrs. Rockwell
MeSsrs ii. a. Mayhem and Joseph Tyson.
The last social gathering of the club will be
q picnic next Saturday. ROSedale is the
spot selected for the gathering.
Camp Lonesome Notes.
On the line of the North Pacific Coast
Railroad are a number OF campers. but none
seem to enjoy themselves more than those
at Camp Lonesome. This designation is a
misnOmer, as the camp is anything but lone
some, but as it appears the custom of the
times to call things what they are not, Camp
Lonesome was thus named.
SIX large tents are Dlacpd in a proVn Of
seQuola, and with a great number Of Ian
terms and flags present a beautiful appear
RDce. In the evening, with q large bonfire
throwing its bright light about, aud the nu-
meTous Illuminated lanterns, swinging from
long lines stretched from tree TO tree, the
Jolly campers gather about the fire and sing
college songs. Saturday evenings a large
number OF visitors arrive from the city, and
dancing is INDUCED in.
the campers are: M. and Mrs George II.
J.. Dryden, Master Joseph Dryden, Mr..
JOIN Tuher, Miss Katie TOher, Miss Irene
Saunders, Miss Agnes O'Keete, Miss Martha
Stetson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Hampton, Mr..
Leo +. Hampton Jr., Miss Olive Hampton,
Miss Ethel Hampton, Miss Nellie Callahan,
Mr.. aud Mrs J. B. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Ihedy, Miss Irene Thedy, Master Robbie
Ihedy, Miss Jennie Jackson, Mr.. T. T.
DO0Ian, Mr.. r. Z. DOOlan, Miss Lulu DOol
an, Mr.. George Parker, Mr. aud Mrs. Shad
Musicale on Buchanan Street.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grenin
ger, l07 Buchanan street, on Tuesday even
ing last, delightful musicale was rendered
to them by their many friends.
An attractive programme was interpreted
by Miss a. Fenne, Miss Nclie Haluque,
Miss Clara Seller. M George Kauzee, Mr..
NJ. h. Wagner, Mrs w. L. Muhlner Jr,,
SignOr q. CipOlOni, Mr. Albert q. Jacobs,
Mr.. Frank Hcick. Miss K. Murphy, Mr..
Charles Waters, the Misses Cara and
Louise Seller Professor John Mckenzie,
Miss Julia GrenugeT, Miss Nellie Hainqua,
Mr.. Louis Mason and Mr.. William Z. Muh-
luer il.
After the rendering of the programme the
guests repaired to the spacious dining room
and partoOk Of the delicacies of the season.
The table was decorated with the choicest
exotics. Afterward dancing was resumed
till late hour.
Picnic at Mill Valley.
One of the most enjoyable private picnics
Of the season was held on Sunday last at
MIL Valley. Those who attended were the
invited friends of Misses Katie B. Clark and
Mary E. Walsh.
Among those present were: Miss Katie
Clark, Miss Mary Walsh. Miss Grace Hamil-
ton, Miss Fanny Worth, Miss Aggie Lewis,
Miss Nettie Edwards, Miss Flora Norton,
Miss Sadie Teckelar, Miss Josie Clark Miss
Annie Brooks Miss Lilly Darlington Miss
Maud Randolph; Messrs. Frank Adams,
!. Evans, Frank Arnold, Frank Egan, H.
Blanchard, Alfred Watson, Willie Landers,
George Matthews, Percy Williams, E.
Weller, Walter Garlic, w. Cronan, c.
Stevens, L. Peters, Horace Short, George
Miller. Frank Baldwin, Frank Burtis and
Eugene Hyde.
The Esacerus Club Social.
The semi-annual social of the Esacerus
Club was held at their hall on Hayes street
last Friday evening. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with ferns, and the Recep-
ton Committee did their utmost to make
the guests comfortable. The evening
social opened with an entertainment by
Mr.. Frank Smith, the Esacerus Quartet
Messrs Lynngreen, Britten, Davis and
Morris, Mr. John Plat, Miss Lizzie Britten,
Miss PeaTle Walsh, Miss Anita Kittel
Messrs Ryan and Woods.
Dancing followed till midnight, when the
guests retired to the banquet hall, where a
bountiful repast was served, after which
dancing was resumed till late.
a Private Picnic at San Leandro.
A party Of ladies from San Francisco
went to San Leandro and visited Begier's
cherry orchard on Thursday last. Mr.
Begier built large table under the cherry
trees, which was soon spread with a fine
lunch. The following ladies were present:
Mrs. T. Mayer, Mrs. G. @. Mayer, Mrs.
Haine, Mrs. NJ. Steiner, Miss Steiner, Mrs.
Steiner, Mrs Kerner, Mrs. COomer, Mrs. K.
CoOmer. Mrs. L. Lang, Mrs. r. Vath, Miss
Frances Vath, Mrs. K. Kerner, Mrs. K
Sehafer, Miss Lille Schafer, Mrs. e. Hook,
Miss Lulu Hook, Mrs. Euler, Mrs. Huber
Society Personals.
Justice and Mrs. Stephen j. Field of
Washington, d. c., arrived yesterday morn
Ing and have apartments at the Palace
Hotel. They made short stay In Oregon
en- route from their Eastern home
Mrs. j. Paulsen was in Florence on May
10th.
Mr. A. B. C. DOhrmann left for New York
last Friday.
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