The morning call., 1891-11-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Interesting Entertainments Held
Throughout The City.
The Wilson Tea-At the Old Ladies' Home-A
Donation Party-seversl Announce
ments-Personal Notes.

Mrs. Horace Wilson gave delightful tea
yesterday at her residence, 1907 Taylor
street Upward OF 200 friends called be-
tween and O'clock and were agreeably
entertained. The floral decorations were
much admired, and the refreshments, served
by CuSin, quite feature of the enjoyable
occasion. The hostess was assisted in re-
ceiying by a number of young ladies.
A bazaar for the benefit of st. Adams
Sunday-School will take place at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. Trueworthy, 2610 Webster
street, on Thursday, December 81. from 10
o'clock in the morning till IL in the even
ing. Mrs. Trueworthy and daughters have
b,en very active and successful in securing
The means necessary to make the bazaar a
success, and all the young ladies of the
Sunday-SehoOl are taking lively interest
in the undertaking.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
last evening by the Crocker Auxiliary at
the Old Ladies' Home on the corner of
Pierce and Pine streets.
The Vendumes will give their next party
at New Bersaglieri Hall, corner Stockton
and Union streets, next Wednesday even
ing.
The wedding of MIR. Frank }. DOlan
and Miss Lizzie Hudson will take place on
Wednesday evening next at st. Mary Ca
tLedral
musical and literary entertainment will
he given by niantOnomah Tribe, Ma 9, !. ..
Il. NJ, in Council Hail, Red Mems Building,
this evening.
No less than eight States contributed the
uSherS TO the wedding of Miss AnnaW. Cald-
well and Mr.. Joseph Hamblen Sears onThurs-
day last at st. Thomas Church, New York.
There were large number OF guests from
= Philadelphia, Boston and San Francisco.
both at the church and the reception later,
- at "a East tifty-eighth street
The inaugural party of the Sinbad Club,
assisted by the Peerless Club, will take
place at UniOn-SQuare Hall this evening.
An enjoyable entertainment and dance
was given by Pohonachee Tribe, No. 10,
/. .. X. NJ, on Saturday evening at Irving
Hall. Mr. r. w. Dyer oficiated as floor
manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Gyle of Tehama
will celebrate the bar mitz-wah of their son
Abe at the Geary-street Temple on Satur-
day, the 2Sth inst. a reception " i'll be held
Mt the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Al.
FEEDER, 9l4 0'Farren street, Saturday after
noon and Sunday event ne, November 18th
and Goth, when Mr.. and Mrs. Gyle will be
. pleased to welcome their friends.
To-day Mrs. Remi Chabot will entertain a
large number of friends at her residence ON
the corner of Madison and Eleventh streets,
Oakland. The hours named are from 3 to
O'clock and from to u.
Wedding Reception on Thirteenth Street.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Schussler
at 30 Thirteenth street on Saturday even
ing, the 14th inst, the occasion being the
return of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Schussler
from their wedding tour.
The parlors were tastefully arranged with
flowers and smilax, but the most noticeable
feature was large floral piece extending
across the front parIOr bearing the words
Welcome Home, in pinks and tea roses,
and the names Of the bride and groom in
heliotT0peS and marguerites. Dancing, sing
he der
OF the evening. About midnight the guests
boz repaired to the dining room, where plenti-
full supper was enjoyed. The host and host
eSS we're the recipients of many ornamental
ana useful presents.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
j. Schusser, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Huckins, MI and Mrs. James
ii. Riley, Mr.. aud Mrs. d. J. Gordon, Mr..
ard Mrs. Bechtel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Saun-
derS, Mr.. and Mrs. William Feeney, Mrs.
' Abe Jarrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Thornagle.
Mrs. W. Schussler,. Mrs. w. Coleman, Mrs.
n Pe MTs rS Mf J. Gonsoy Mrs F. Nor
Mrs. Sadie Lam bert, Mrs Gus Engleke.
Mrs Fred c. Hensley; Miss Aggie Huckins,
Miss Katie Jarrett, Miss Maggie Wright,
Miss Lizzie McGeary, Miss Minnie Beucrer,
Miss Kitty COnroy, Miss Hazel Gordon,
Miss Mamie Sullivan, Miss Mamie Lowe.
Miss Mamie Riley, Miss Naude Riley, Miss
Teney Engleke, Miss Louisa Bechtel, Miss
Emma Bechtel, Miss Mamie Sutherland.
Miss a. Men amara, Miss Katie Nealon.
Miss Nellie Riley and others.
Party Mission Street.
y birthday party was given to Miss Kate
Bridges by her parents at their residence.
1890 Mission street. on Monday evening last,
it being the eighteenth anniversary of her
birth.
The parlors were gracefully decorated
with Smiax and chIysanthemums for the
occasion. The pleasures OF the evening
opened with dancing, Professor Moore pre-
siding at the piano, followed by an i'm
promptu programme. AT midnight sump-
tuous supper was served. after which dane
ing was resumed until a late hour, when
the enjoyable affair ended.
Among those present were: The Misses
Mary. Lou and Lizzie Drkin, Miss Ella
aiken, Miss Emma Everding, the Misses
May and Josie Shoreley, Miss Annie Kelly.
Miss Florence Wilson, Miss Annie Dono-
van, the Misses Hattie and Kittie Murray,
Miss Annie Lawrence. Miss Fanny Gro1ge-
ness, Miss Mamie German, Miss Nellie
Lawrence, the Misses Mollie and Susie
McGrath, Miss Title Ehman of Vallejo,
Miss Annie Kelly, Miss Mollie Whean. Miss
Tray Hines, Miss kittie German, Miss Kate
Bridges; Messrs. Robert Jones. W. Taylor,
John Donovan. James Murphy. ohm Carl
Brandon, Frank Mahoney w. King, En-
win Lawrence, J. Ward, John Holden, w.
Ellis. Henry Goertzhain, E. Hanly. C.
Ward, George stanton. RichaTd Murphy,
field l.. Barrere, w. Kenney, f. Wilson. E.
Hall, NJ. Bridges; Mr.. and Mrs. Bridges,
Mr.. and Mrs. German, Mr.. and Mrs. Baum
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan, Mr. and Mrs.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Tinkham, Professor and
Mrs. Kolander. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Lawrence
Mrs. Smith. Mrs Van Week.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 2.
Odd Fellows Hall presented scene of
unusual gayety and bonhomie last night.
the occasion being the fourth annual
Thanksgiving donation party of the insti-
tute, the proceeds to be given TO ST. Joseph's
~Home for Incurables and the Girls Direct
DRY. These useful charities are non-secta-
riaD and the eople showed their apprecia-
ton of the efforts being made by the ladies
by crowding the hall and bringing with
them arm-loadS of everything that could be
of service to or comfort for the afflicted
sufferers. Money and provisions were
handed in literally until the lobby was piled
with the latter and the purses of the lady
managers were plethoric with the former.
During the course of the evening the fol-
lowing programme was rendered in very
acceptable and gratifying manner:
Overture, orchestra; vocal selection, Mr..
Francis j. Lenahan; select reading, Miss
May Blythe; vocal solo, Miss Nora Ford:
recitation, Mr.. G. H. Young, vocal solo,
5. J. Sandy; selections. Bree Musical Club;
stereopticon views. "a Trip Around the
World" kindly leaned by Mr.. Richard II.
Mcdonald Jr.; overture, orchestra. After
which dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour. In order that the fund might be
sweled to as great an extent as possible,
large reduction was made in the rent of tile
hall, and the gas was given free The ladies
will be happy TO receive any further dona-
tons at Room II. Murphy Building, and
presents Of suitable clothing will also be
thankfully received.
Golden Gate Chapter, No. L, o. e. S.
Laurel Hall, Shieis Building, 30 O'Far-
rell street, was crowded last night to its
utmost with handsome ladies and gallant
gentlemen. the occasion being the in
stallation of the newly elected officers of
Golden Gate Chapter, No. /, Order of the