The morning call., 1891-06-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Recent Movements of Society to
and From the City.
a Brooklyn Wedding Notes From Niles Can
yon and San Rafael-surprise at South
Park-A College Trip.

Phoenix Band of Hope will give free en-
tertainment entitled "An Evening With
LOngfelOw" this evening in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Powell
street. near Washington. a programme Of
peculiar merit has been prepared.
On Wednesday afternoon a few of the
boarders at the New England Villa, San Ra-
fael. INDUCED in private theatricals, to the
delight of most appreciative audience. a
very interesting Shakespearean drama Was
presented, the principal actors and actresses
being the Misses Itzell. the Misses HusSey,
Miss Knowlton, Mr.. John HOeSch and Mr..
Bauer After the entertainment an inn
promptu hop was inaugurated as a cOmpli-
ment to the amateur Thespians, who were
greatly flushed with the success of their
histriOnc experiments.
Bickerdyke Camp, No. 2. Daughters of
Veterans, will give a basket social this
evening at Mozart Hall.
A very agreeable surprise party was ten
dered TO the Misses Lizzie and Rebecca
Coakley at the PotrerO Oh Saturday even
Ing, the main feature of the evening being
dancing. Upward of sixty friends were
present.
The Excelsior Club entertained pleas
ant gathering of people on Monday even
ing al Washington Hall with an attractive
programme. Dancing, directed by Mrs.
Philips, MeSsrs. W. E. Walker aud +.
Peek, pleasantly closed the evening.
The La Voltas meet in Minerva Hall.
Saratoga building, this evening
The Hellotropes gave an enjoyable dance
last evening at New Harmony Hall on
Mission street Mr.. Charles s. Wells di-
rected the floor, assisted by Mr.. William
Bruce. while Mr.. George j. Y. Ferris, as
Chairman of the Reception Committee, was
assiduous in promoting the pleasure of the
occasion.
Rev. Father Healy, Sd, who is visiting
this Coast with Bishop HeaIy of Portland,
Me-, and who was entertained at dinner on
Monday by Mrs. Peter DOnahue, was for
merly President of Georgetown College,
d. c..
California Parlor, No. l, n. S. G. W., will
give a party at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
Chadwick DuvaI Wedding in Brooklyn.
Miss Anna Duval. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duyal, and niece of Mr.. j. d.
Phelan of this city and Phelan Park. was
married on Wednesday last TO Mr.. John
Rogers Chadwick, a prominent resident of
Boston. Mass, at the home Of her parents,
81 First place, Brooklyn, y. i. Among the
six ushers were Mr.. George Duval and Mr.
of honor was little Miss Alice Dunn. a niece
of the bride. Rev. DR.. Fitzgerald OF st.
Stephens Church perfOl med the interesting
ceremony, which was followed by re-
ceptiOn, attended, among Others, by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Phelan of this city. MIR. and
Mrs. Chadwick will reside in Boston.
Notes From Niles Canyon.
On Saturday night last the campers from
Uncle Sans camp aud vicinity gave de-
lightful open-air concert and hop. The
rustic platform was brilliantly Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns, aud a huge campfire
lit up the grand old woods and sent mystic
glow over the scene of the festivities. Mr..
Sam Booth acted as master of ceremonies.
After the programme the campers adj
iOurned to the platform, where all danced to
the music Of Shady Nook Orchestra. The
floor was very efficiently aged by Mr..
John Vogts.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. McCauley, Mr..
ard Mrs. Sam Booth, Mr.. ami Mrs. b.
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Cook, Mr.. and
Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. MariOtte, Mrs Lee
feyyar Mrs. Brqen, Misses Katie and Annie
Miles, Miss NJ. brady, Miss Jennie Nc
Cauley, Miss Amy Booth, Miss Jessie
brady, Miss Mamie Miles, Miss Lottie
Vcgts. Miss Edith Booth, Miss Florence
Mcguire, Miss Ella Booth, Miss Frances
Miles, Miss Hannah Tiernan. Miss Jessie
Tiernan, Miss Gertie Lynch; Messrs. James
Duffy, Tom McCauley, John Vogts,. I.
Miles. a. Martin, Charles brady, john
brady, Frank Booth, j. Reed, b. Athens,
e. L. Hull, ID. Kelley, James Wallace, o.
SalJsasOur, ii. Porter, b. Larri, g. Tichner
4. Mccullough and Henry Mayborgh.
a Surprise at South Park.
A most enjoyable surprise party was given
to Miss Amy Buckley on Tuesday evening
at the residence Of her parents, "a South
Park. The prelimInaries were arranged so
that the young lady Was taken entirely by
surprise.
The evening was spent in dancing, games
ana both vocal and instrumental music until
about midnight, when the guests repaired to
a bOunteOuS supper, after which dancing
was resumed until late.
Among those present were: Miss Amy
Buckley, Mrs. j. j. Buckley, Miss Kittie
Buckley, Miss M0llie Buckley, Miss Nan
Sheehan, Miss Maggie Cornyn, Miss Kate
Higgins. Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Mary
Hayden, Miss Jessie Castle, Miss Minnie
Tindell Miss Alice Dwyer, Miss Lena DOno-
van, Miss Lizzie Dunning, Miss Agnes Cal
lahan, Miss May Mahoney, Miss Fanny
OBrIen, Miss Birdie Starr, Miss Addie
Smith, Miss Bessie McFadden, Mrs. NJ. J.
Hennessy, Miss Rose Carolan of Sacra-
mentO, Miss Mamie CarOlan of Oakland :;
Messrs. ID. j. She chan, John Sheehan, John
Power, John Buckley, Joseph Buckley, E.
II. ItOdfu, JUN AC0bUuBD, - d. OIOWe,
Frank Nonega, l.. ZandeIs, w. BOwes, L.
Hayden, \. PTendergast, John j. Sheehan,
I. MarlOwe.
4 College Picnic.
a private picnic was given on Saturday
last by the students of the practical depart
ment of Heald'5 Business College to Laun-
dry Farm.
1t was most enjoyable affair and the day
was spent principally in dancing, playing
games and rambling about the hills. After
lunch picture was taken of the party.
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs. c. S.
Haley, MIR. a. b. Capp, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Little, Miss Helen Nj. Curtis, Miss Virginia
Patchett, Miss Webster, Mir. G. A. Otto.
Miss Mamie Chapman, Miss Marguerite
Sefriu, Miss Anita BrOderick, Miss Nellie
Curtis, Miss Emma Denkinger, Miss Maud
Rice, Miss Blanche Bates, Miss Maggie
Lyons, Miss May Regain, Miss Nellie Nc
Dermott, Miss Clara Schuchert, Miss Marie
Mitchell, Messrs. J. ii. Mcnamara, }. L,
Haley, John Meyer, G. Il. Granz, {. +.
Stewart, Roy Douglass, A. I. SOhst j. J.
O'ShanneSsy, +. w. johnson, n. Haley, w.
II. Cole, c. Stein, j. Russell, +. Nash, L.
LaughliD, w. Whitley.
Society Personals.
Boron and Baroness Won Shredder and fam
lily OF this city and Santa Margarita are at
San Rafael again. They will leave early in
July on prolonged visit to Germany.
Miss Adelaide Epson is visiting friends
here.
Mr.. Peter d. Martin. son of Mrs. Ed
ward Martin. is en- route to his home in this
city from college in the East, after an alb
sence of over two years. His last summer
vacation was spent travelling through Eu-
rope in company with his younger brothers
and lis mother and aunt, Mrs. Peter Dona-