The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Fourteenth Anniversary Party of
the Aldine Club.
Fashionables at Del Monte - The Goldstone
Hop-Y L. I. Entertainment = Mack
Mcclure Wedding-Personals.


Myrtle Hall, on Railroad avenue, South San
Francisco.
At the recent commencement exercises at
the English college at Stonyhurst, Mr..
Eugene j. Sullivan of this city was awarded
the prize for the best essay in the class of
moral philosophy. The subject was an
Knowledge" He was also fortunate in
carrying off the prizes in English literature
and Roman law. He graduated at st. Mary's
College two years ago, and Is brother of
Mr.. Frank j. Sullivan, the attorney here.
The Yosemite Club will give their annual
social this evening in Mangels Hall, on
Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.
A pleasant reception was held last even
ing at the residence of Captain r. L. Merri
man, COZ Oak street. A large number of
friends called.
George C. Meade Corps, No. 81, w. R. C. ,
will give pound party this evening at st.
Georges Hall.
MIR. john Stevens, an assistant OF City
Attorney burst, was united in marriage at
Redwo City on Thursday afternoon to
Miss Sadie GUNNER, sister-in-law of DR.. C..
O'Donnell. and a we'll known belle of this
city. Miss Meda Washburn WAS brides
maid and MI. Meyer Jacobs acted as best
man.
The launch Rustler has made several
very enjoyable trips up Corte MADEIRA Creek
as far as Mira Monte" the McAllister res
idence, with Mrs. Hall McAlister, her
daughter. Mrs. Wise, Mr.. MchaelS, and
several others aboard.
Miss Belle McLure. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcclure, was married Oh Tues
day evening at her parents residence, 1858
First street. to Mr.. Oscar Eugene Mack by
lr Mo fNyfa ratt dan
elaborate supper and music stationed in
canvas pavilion were features of the bright
affair After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack repaired to their new home in Oak
land, where they will receive Thursdays
after August 9th.
The Country Club at Monterey.
Folio wing is a description of the five
prizes being shot for to-day at Monterey by
the Country Club. The first is chased sill
yer pitcher with an inscription and tie coat
of arms of the club. Tie latter consists OF
a shield with the quarteringS quail, deer's
head, fish and a rod and gun, the whole
surmounted by a stays antiers and having
on a scroll beneath the inscription Under
the greenwood tree" The second prize is a
silver-pated chafing dish, also with the
clubs coat Of arms. The third is a quart
whisky flask, with silver cup and seal
leather cover.
in gold, with bl ne enameled letters; the
second in silver, with blue enameled letters :;
the third in oXidiZed silver; the fourth and
fifth in silver. All the designs bear the
title OF the club and the words pigeon
shoot" at the top of the badge. In the sec
ond and fifth prizes the medal is circular,
In the others 1t is triangular shield. The
shoot takes place near The hotel and will
be followed by pyrotechnic display and
grand ball.
The Aldine Club Anniversary.
One of the brightest parties that have
taken place for long season graced Pioneer
Hall last evening. The Aldine Musical
Club were celebrating their fourteenth an-
niversary, and at the same time opening
what promises 10 be another successful sea-
son in their bright career.
Mime. Thea SandeTini had kindly consented
to sing and charmed the guests with her
pure rendition Of an aria from Der Fret
schulz There was another vocal treat in
the form of a barytOne solo, "Out on the
Deep" by Mr.. q. j. Mills.
Apart from these variations there was
dancing, the grand march being led by MI
George {. Sneider and Miss Freda Sylyes-
ter in full dress. Under the blaze of the gas
Jets, against background Of palms, the as
semblage presented a pretty picture An
admired number on the programme was the
Robin Hood" lancerS, composed by Mr..
Caesar Brand, one of the prominent menu
hers, and now danced for the first time.
YANKEES Orchestra furnished inspiring
music
The Reception Committee consisted of the
officers for the current term, as follows
Pres dent, Henry Is. Russ; Vice President,
DR.. Ii. sylvester; Secretary, II. ). Baus-
man; Treasurer, j. L. Hammersmith: Mu-
steal Director, Professor X. L. Yanke &;
Commlttee-CRsar Brand, George c. Smell
der, J. A. Reed. J. II. Berghauser.
The Y. l. 1. Entertainment.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10. gave one
of their pleasant entertainments last even
ing at l'ythian Castle.
very large attendance enjoyed the fol-
lowing programme: Opening remarks,
Miss Mamie Sweeney, Grand President, Y i.
l.. l.; piano solo, Miss Mamie Stein, Y. L..
|. Nc. Z; recitation, Miss Christie Moran :;
monograph, by kind permission of phono-
graph company recitation, Mr. Z. Sullivan {;
vocal solo, Miss Mamie Mcbride recitation,
Miss NJ. Manton; vocal solo. Mr.. j. II.
Kelly; recitation, Miss May Blythe; vocal
hlbition was an appreciated feature.
Dancing followed, Miss Nellie r. Gallag-
her being floor manager and the Floor
Committee consisting Of Miss Tiny Swee-
nel, Miss Ella Creamy. Miss Jennie Turner,
Miss Lille o. Weeks.
The Reception Committee consisted of ::
Miss Rose Blythe, Miss Nellie Garigau, Miss
Belle Kingeley. Miss Lucy Morrison, Miss
Nellie Mcdonald. Following are the officers
of the institute: Marguerite Fitzgerald,
Past President; Annie E. Milan, Presi-
dent; Maggie Foley, First Nice-President;
Nora Holleran. Second Vice President;
Lizzie Hayes. Treasurer; Mary Taber.
Marshall; Emma l.. 0'Neil, Recording
Secretary; Nellie K. Gallagher, Financial
Secretary; Kittie Gately. Inside Sentinel :;
oh Coll ia
The GoIdstone Hop on Gcary Street.
A hop was given at the Goldstone resi-
dence, 1908 Geary street, ON Wednesday
evening last.
The costumes of the ladies were both rich
and elegant and together with the faultIess
attire of the gentlemen, the decorations of
green and Illuminated hall, formed scene
of briliancy not soon to be forgotte Judg-
ing from the thanks lavshed upon the fam
lily the affair was NEST gratifying success.
Those present we're: Miss Celia Getz,
Miss Lulu Badt, Miss Sadie Bresauer, Miss
Dora Goldst0ne, Miss Esther GOldstone, Miss
Josie Lysinsky, Miss May Bloom, Miss Josie
Shuman,. Miss Ray FEEDER, Mss Miriam Fid-
Lazarus. Miss Ray Green, Miss Essie Frank,
the Misses Wagner. Miss Celia Bloom, Miss
L0ttle Kahn, Miss Elsie Leukvitz Miss Mar
tina Green and Miss Eva Gyle; Messrs. J.
HlrsDurg, Nj. a.. III. j. and l.. w. GOldstcne,
A. Ruef, n Vetter. 5. Bloom, A. Lewis. j.
Kahn, b. Roman, II. DnkelspeiI, l.. Laza-
rus, j. Keiter, j.. Meyer, Ii. Friedan
n. Frank, A. Block. n. Cohen, NJ. Lissner.
NJ. Solomon. S. Bloom, J. and 5. Maener, n.
Vidaver, b. Getz, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gold
stone, Alr. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs.
OslrOska.
The Pacific Council Entertainment.
The following programme was given last
evening at Washington Hail by Pacific
Council, No. s, o. c. F.: Piano solo, MIR.
Rodney Marchand; recitation, Mr.. Frank
Webb; song, Miss Lena Crews; song, Mr..
harold Mitchell; recitation, Mr.. Chapman;
recitation, Mr.. Louis Imhaus Dancing con-
cluded the pleasant evening. Following con-
stituted the committee in charge: Mrs. k.
NJ. Flynn, Mrs. Z. Cogle, Mr.. George L.
Moody.
Society Personals.
Admiral Thomas o. Sefridge and wife
are visiting at the residence of their son in
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