The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Successful Entertainment Of the
High Rollers.
Yerba Buena Parlor Outing-Party on Golden
Gate Avenue erter-Mahern Wedding.
A SonOma Event-Notes.

Tomorrow evening the drawing-roOm en-
tertainment to be given at the house of Dr.
and Mrs. w. j. Younger, 14l4 California
street, will begin at O'clock. Tickets may
be procured up TO that time from any of the
ladies mentioned in yesterdays issue IN this
connection.
General Ruger, U. S. A., yesterday as
sumed command of the Military Division of
the Pacific at the Preside. The General,
who is a elassmate of the predecessor of the
retiring General, Colonel L. l.. Langdon,
now at Fort Hamilton, n. Y, has two sis
tiers at the post, Mrs. Dunbar, wife Of
Chaplain Dunbar, and Miss Ruger.
The Aldne Musical Club will receive
their friends at full-dress party this
evening at Union-square Hall.
Miss Ashe and Mr.. McLaren are to be
married to-day at Grace Church.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 1 will give
an evergreen social" this evening at
Irving Hall.
Miss Madeline Hood will be married to
Mr.. G. r. Chambers this evening at the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Tourists of National Parlor, No. us,
\. ). G. W., will give their second party at
Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Superior Court Judge John Ellsworth of
Alameda was married last Friday to Miss
Edith Hobler of that city by the Rev.
W w. Scadder of the Congregational
Church. 1t was a quiet affair, only init
mate friends being present. The honey
moon will be passed at Monterey, and, on
their return, Judge and Mrs, Ellsworth will
make their home at 5000 Central avenue,
Alameda, where the wedding took place.
Scott Party on Golden Gate Avenue.
A most enjoyable party was given las Sat
urday evening by Miss A. Scott at her resi-
deucP, on Golden Gate avenue.
The tables were beautifully decorated
with baskets of lilacs and roses, and tn
menu was elaborate.
The guests were pleasantly entertained
with the following programme: Rec taIion
Miss J. Mcintosh; musical trio, the Misses
A. Murdoch, A. Fowler and A. Scott; comic
songs, MesSrs. L. ). Brown and j. Ryan
vocal solo, Miss A. Fowler.
Among those present were The Mise:
A. Scott L. Russell, Maud Berry. Jeanette
Mcintosh, Annie Fowler. lille Brown. B.
IasseD, Alice Stone Ethel Stone, Annie
Aurd0ck, Agnes Fowler, and MesSrS. 4. j.
Brown, =. Ryan, NJ. Stanley, 2. ID. Fla.
herty, G. w. Richards, l.. S. Strong. Harry
Evans, George Dees and Others Dancing
was kept up until a late hJi1K
The High Rollers Abroad.
The High Rollers" of Stanford Parlor,
Native Sons Of the Golden West, gave an
entertainment at Santa Rosa on Saturday
last. and to judge by the following extract
from a local exchange, made very favor
able impression.
Over one hundred fratarnal visitors from
parlors in San Francisco were present, and
came up expressly 10 attend the entertain
ment Novelty and originality were the
order Of the evening, and in the Order OF
High Rollers these features were well car
ried out. The ceremony Of opening and
closing the lodge, together with the initia-
tiOn of new member selected from the
audience, was ludiCrOuS in the extreme. The
performance throughout was such as t
show the talent and ability on the part OF
those who took part, and excelled the pro
auctions Of many professional trOupes. At
the conclusion of the entertainment dancing
was INDUCED in, and the light fantastic
tripped until late hour.
Following is list of the officers of the
Order of High Rollers; John r. Hillman
High Priest Roller; II. S. Martin, Great
High Roller; William Bannan, Grand High
Roller; Il. J. Mier. First High Roller; L. j.
Angelo, Second High Roller; Charles d.
Steiger, High Coin Roller and Secretary; A.
J. Evans, High ExecutiOner; L. r. Ebert,
PHI Roller; j. d. Brown. Type Roller; A. J
Raisch, Chief Rock Roller; I. a. Davies
Organ Roller.
The Carter-1Iahern Wedding.
MaherD. two of the most popular young
people of the Mission, were united in mar
rage on Wednesday night at the old
Mission Dolores Church by Rev. Father
O'Conuor, the assistant pastor of that
church. The event was one of the most
prominent of its Kind that has taken place
at the Mission for some time past.
The church, which was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion with flowers and
eYergreens, was packed to OVERLOOKING with
friends Of the young couple. At S:3C
o'clock the happy pair marched down the
aisle to the altar, followed by Mr. James
Niahern. a brother of the bride, and Mis-.
Mamie Pierce, who acted as best man and
bridesmaid, respectively. The ceremony
over the happy couple. followed by theiI
numerous friends, adjourned TO the elegant
residence of the BRIDES mother, at the
corner of Fourteenth and Belcher streets
where the festivities were continued unit
an early hour in the morning. During the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carter received some
very handsome presents. At midnight all
sat down TO a sumptuouS banquet During
the evening dancing lntersDersed with a
literary and musical programme was in
dulEed in. One Of the features of the enter
tlinmeBt was a jig and reel contest between
Mrs. J. Norton, an old woman who weighs
no less than 240 pounds, and Mr.. Ben +.
NsNll tls q b4DLllDl VI lllG 6AbULII anu OHU VI
the most popular members of the Star
Minstrel Club. Mr. Carter has the reputa-
tipn of being quite lively on his feet but
Mrs. Norton, after half an hour. had the
satisfaction Of firing him out.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. p. IL,
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. GOrham, Mr.
and MIS- NJ. Kiley, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cowup; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. McKinnop, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mahern,
ANr~
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott, Nh and
Mrs. J. o AIalley, Mrs. j. Brooks, Mrs. d.
UDay, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. J. Norton, Miss
Mamie Pierce. Mrs. j. Carter, Mrs. j.
AlaEeru, Miss Annie Pierce, Miss Rosie
F Fs9S: h Ms5 AEf Miss R RgphyM eb His.
nell, Miss Jenny Coleman, Miss Es-
sic Mangen, Miss Annie McKernan,
Miss Mamie Morton, Miss Mamie McQuade,
Miss Mamie Brooks. Miss Mamie Hughes,
Miss Katie Brooks, Miss Mamie Foley, Miss
Nellie Sliden. Miss AIcSweeney, Miss Mo
ran, Miss Effie Kiley, Miss White, Miss
Perry, Messrs. James Mahern, John Ma
hern, Ben +. Garter, John Carter. Walter
Carter, Ed COrbett, William Norton, John
Pierce, NJ. Pierce, z. Pierce, j. w. Pierce
Murphy, n. Carey, Ed Moran, William
O'Brien, Z. 0'Brien, Mr.. Mcknight, Mr..
insolvency, w. Kiley, Joe Kiley, Walter
Kiley.
The Yerba Buena ParIor Outing.
Vice President Harms afforded his fellow.
officers of Yerba Buena Parlor, No "a, n
5. G. W., pleasant day by inviting them tt
visit him at his sylvan retreat ''Edena," al
Sausalito last Sunday.
a six-horse team awaited the party's ar
rival from the city, and after rapid drive
to Mil Valley a halt was made and boun-
tiful lunch partaken of. The usual songs,
speeches and stories quickly whiled away
the hours and the party returned to Sausa-
Ito and spent the afternoon sailing around
the bay on Mr.. Harms new yacht Cleopatra.
On landing another fine collation. awaited
the party at Mr.. Harms beautiful home,
and all returned to the city with substantial
"reminiscences Of Brother Harms fraternal
and social spirit