The morning call., 1891-06-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Society Tug Party to SunGry
Points on the Bay.
Native Daughters Entertain-A Progressive
Euchre Party The Beulah Club Gath
ering = Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Brown will celebrate
their golden wedding to-day at Oak Knoll,
Napa. The guests will leave by An early
train, and will, in most cases, return in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcher Jones. formerly of
this city, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Margaret BelVin. to MI
Joseph r. Walker Jr., at ST. Marks Church,
Salt Lake City.
The Calllopean Musical and Literary So
ciety gave its regular entertainment and
dance last evening at Lunt's Hail The oc-
sion was largely attended.
Oscar Kunata, the artist Of this city, re-
Gently finished a portrait OF Ex-Governor
Stevenson of Nevada. 1t has been sent to
Carson, where it is generally conceded to be
the best of all the portraits now on view in
the Governors Office there
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the Myrtle Club this evening at the San
Francisco Opera House, when there will be
produced the farcical comedy, " Is Marriage
a Failure?"
The guests at the Dimond german last
week comprised: Mrs. E. r. DimOnd. Mrs.
George LOOMS, the Misses Dimond, the
Misses Doyle, Miss Laura Bates, Miss Minnie
Houghton, Miss Alice Hobart, Miss Mamie
HolbrOok, Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Chew,
Miss Mamie Kohl, Miss Mamie Burling,
Miss Jennie Watson, Miss Florence Lock
wood, Miss Myra Nlckerson, Miss Laura
MekinStry; Messrs James ID. Phelan,
Charles FELTON, Jr., A. b. Moulder. +.
Coon. George LOOMS, Duncan Hayne,
Frank ID. Madison, George H. Lent Pax
ton Howard. Jerome b. Watson, Harry
DimOnd, II. NJ. HOlhrOok, Herbert Carolan,
lot I4au q
etES Wilson and L. Nj. Greenway.
a Tug Boat Party to sausalito.
Mir. Joseph d. Redding arranged pleas
ant tug boat party to various parts of the
bay on Monday There was singing on
board and a dainty luncheon. Mrs. Ii. L.
Tatum chaperoned and the other guests
were Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase. Mrs.
J. Mervyn Domaine, Miss Ashe. Miss GOad,
Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Hooker, Miss
Sallie Maynard, Miss NewlandS, III SIS Edith
Findley, Miss Findley, Miss Marguerite
Wallace; Messrs. Joseph ID. Redding, James
u. Phelan, Osg0Od Hooker, Daniel o. Con
nell, r. Porter Ashe, Donald de v Graham,
Horace b. Chase, Edgar A. Miner, Charles
r. Peters.
The Minerva ParIOr Entertain ment.
Minerva Parlor, No 2, \. d. G. W., gave
one of their enjoyable entertainments, fol-
lowed by dance, last evening, at Mission
Opera Hall.
y large audience enjoyed the following
programme: Overture, orchestra; piano
solo, Mrs. Heegaard; recitation, Miss NJ.
Mccarthy; vocal solo, Miss Nav Little;
recitation, Ed Bond; trio, the Misses c. and
e. Robson and f. Hicke; vocal solo, Miss
Lima Crews; recitation, Mrs. Heegaard;
suecialties, Ed Rowe; recitation, Miss
Booker
The committees OF the evening were conf
posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-MisS May Hammill, K. Farrell, Mrs.
SchwaneT, Mary Murray, Mrs. Riurdan, An
ME Donaldson, Mrs. Callundan; Reception
Committee M. Tyrrell, l.. Marley, III.
Quinn, &. Ferguson, 5. Cassln; floor mana
ger, Miss MAY Hammill; assistant floor
manager, Miss Eva Farrell; Floor Commit
tel. Rush, c. Creigh, b. Phillips, l..
Roche and A. Quinn.
4 Progressive Euchre Party.
Last Wednesday evening progressive
euchre party was given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Morton, where the
guests were agreeably entertained. Among
the company were: DR.. and Mrs. Colin G.
Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S Maney, Dr. and
Mrs Ball, Miss May Morton. Miss Harri-
son and Messrs. Morton, Harrison and
Fouga
The first lady's prize was WOO by Mrs.
Manley. and the BOBBY prize became the
property of Mrs. Bell The first gentle
mans prize was won by Julius W. Morton,
ana the BOBBY by Mr.. j. Hunter Harrison.
Refreshments aud social features closed the
evenings entertainment
The BeuIah Club Entertainment.
A select attendance assembled at Mission
Music Hall last evening to enjoy the fol-
lowing programme prepared by the Beulah
Club: Overture, Yankees Orchestra; Keno
Jennie Horn; farce, Turn Him Out" Mr..
Macintosh MokP, Mr.. Otto Heynemann;
Nicodemus NOb5s, Mr.. Alfred BoilinI; Mr..
Byzantine ROseleaf, Mr.. William Brewer
Julia (Moke's wife, Miss Dot SeweH; Su-
san Ia maid of all work., Miss Deli Sewell.
Dancing was afterwaTd INDUCED in under
the direction of DIR. John Townsend, re
freShments being served on the stage
The officers Of the club are: Mrs. G. A.
Stratton, President; Mrs. J. 5. Nation,
Vice-P President: Mrs. II. Y. Stevens, Secre-
tary; Mrs. w. II. LoTing, Treasurer.
Society Personals.
Judge Jackson Temple has been visiting
in Santa Rosa.
Mr.. F. G. Newlands will leave for Nevada
to-day en- route for the Eastern States.
Major and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin left for Santa Cruz
Cottage yesterday, where they win spend
the summer.
Miss Ella Bender at Carson City.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Keeney viii go down
to Santa Cruz to-day to remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. BUR- spent last week
with friends at Sacramento.
Judge NJ. Davis has decided not to leave
Oakland permanently for the present, but
will in the near future make an extended
visit to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. i. K. Ames have gone to
their country residence az Monterey for the
season.
Mr.. William Wankowsh will leave the
city for Paso Robes the early part of next
week, accompanied by his family, to remain
two weeks.
Mr.. F. w. Rechers Of Eddy street leaves
to-day, with his family, for Hardin Springs,
Lake County, where he has secured a cot
tage for the summer.
Miss Josephine Scott leaves for Santa
Barbara on Monday next.
Mr.. n. Stuart Taylor has just completed
ar elegant residence in Alameda.
Mrs. FlouTnOy is entertaining her sister,
Miss Belle McMurtry
Mr.. II. G. CheeseborOugh, Mrs Cheese
borough and Miss Cheeseborough have gone
down to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. C. Z. Bancroft has been visiting Fort
Worth, Tex.
Miss Sadie Lyman and Miss Agnes Hy-
man have gone down to visit relatives in
San Jose.
In the Hume party. which left Piedmont
On Tuesday for months vacation at Santa
Cruz were: MIS-. g. w. Hume, Mr.. wiz
Hume, Mr. Eddie Hume, Miss Lizzie II
Miss May Hume. Miss German, Mr..
Schutt Mr.. and Mrs. Deming, Mi
and Miss Jessie Colt.