The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Reception Held by the Amer
lean Legion Of Honor.
The Levy-Hyman Wedding -splivalO Dinner.
The Onward Clubs Entertainment-A
Wooden Wedding-NOtes.

This evening the annual reception of the Art
Association OF san Francisco Will take place In
the rooms of that body on Pine street. The
hours are from to IL O'clock
Mrs. Alfred Holman (nee DurbrOw) Of Seattle,
formerly of this city, has been the recipient
OF numerous social compliments there OF late
On Tuesday Mrs. Thomas Burke gave "prln-
rose luncheon" in her honor. on Wednesday
Mrs. @. Il. Hebron entertained her at pink
luncheon" and on the following Saturday after
noon a charming "pansy luncheon" was given by
Mrs. W. E. Boone, also ia her honor.
Miss Katie T. NJ. Morris, second daughter of
the r v George Morris, and Nh. Fred l. Cleaves,
both of Alameda, viii be married to-day at the
First Congregational Church. in that city.
san Francisco Council, No. Z, Young Mems
Institute, will hold its sixth annual entertainment
and social this evening
At Irving Hall this evening Alcalde Drill Corps,
No. 3, \. S. q. w, viii be rendered benefit by
the Goodwin Comedy Comedy "The Romance
OF a Poor Young Man" will be produced by an
excellent cast. Dancing viii follow the enter
Iainment
Mrs. Frances b. Edgerton, Miss Oracle Plaisted
and Miss Ray Benjamin will take part in a
musical and literary entertainment TO be given in
Napa tomorrow evening.
New England dinner and bazaar Will be
given az firmly NJ +. Church, corner of Market
and Sixteenth streets, this evening. for the beneht
of lie Ladies Aid Society Of the church Music
VIII contribute toward pleasant evening.
Charity in Oakland.
This evening in Oakland a grand concert VIII
be given for the benefit Of the FabiOa Hospital
by the University Glee Club, Miss Gertrude
Aud Miss Sarah Dickinson and Mr. Alexander
Z. Stewart. at The First NJ. L. Church.
The University Glee Club has already gained
great popularity bv singing at concerts, both in
Oakland aud san Francisco and now are under
engagements 10 furnish music for the ChautauQua
assemblies 1T Pacific Grove Los Angeles and
rlra fTalfa lfset al 10 AMI nnn Of ca
FrauCiscO's faYorite sopranos, is about to leave
fOl Europe and this probably will be her last
appearance before an Oakland audience.
among those interested in the affair are:
Mrs. j. A. FOigeT, MT. and Mrs. George W. Nc
Near. Mrs Remi Chabot Mt and Mrs Hiram B.
IubbS. Mr.. ana Mrs. John CrellieT, Nj. aud Mrs.
j. i. BromWell, Mrs. Railton.
The SplivaIO Dinner.
A pretty dinner party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs A. d. Splivalo OH Sunday evening at their
residence on Washington street, in honor Of the
confirmation and first communion of their two
daughters, Miss Rose aud Miss Stella Splivalo.
A dainty menu was served amid the Inter
change OF plea SAINT conversation, lasting several
hours. The decorations were notably all in
pure white in happy significance Of the occasion
Of The enjoyable event. Some time was Alter
ward tnjoyably spent in the drawng-r0om.
NIo1es nd Nc: n P SuG pt A., .; y
PaHener, Miss N. Burnett, Miss NJ. Mckay,
Miss /. Weldon, Miss II. Cragn, Miss r. Ma
d-rO, Miss Spiiyalo. Miss Rose SpliyalO Miss
= Stella Spllval0; Messrs. E. Moore q. Barnes, e.
Cragin, p. J. Sanchez, a. CaStelazo s. Ant0ldi
and ". d. Griffin.
The Onward Club Entertainment.
A large number OF friends enjoyed the high
class entertainment provided by the Onward
Club. an assocstion with an aspiring name con-
nected with the First Unitarian Sunday-schoOl.
The affair was for the benefit of the Second
Unitarian Church, which is now being started in
The Mission by the Rev. Thomas Van Nrss, aud
took place IN the parlOTs OF TIE First Unitarian
Church, on Tie corner OF Geary aud Franklin
W. 5. GiIbert's farce-c comedy. "Tom Cobb"
had been selected, and its rich veia Of light finn
was followed with Hnabating interest from rise
10 tall OF the curtain. The cast of characters
was as follows: Tom Cobb, Mr.. G. L. BOneStell;
Colonel OFipp, Mrs. A. A. Hanks; Matilda
OFipp. Miss Hughes; Whpple. Mr.. Q. B. Porter
Jr.; Mr. Bingham Mr. Fred Wight; MIS-.
Bingham, Miss Stadtmuller; Caroline EffiDg
ham, Miss HaWes; BuistrOde E1ingham, Mr.. II.
I. Hail JT.: footmau, Mr.. Leonard Everett The
Suggesting Of breakfast-rOOm was excellent.
Appropriate music was rendered by the Leone
Brothers Orchestra, and, altogether, the IepIe-
sentalon VAS entirely cIedtable.
The officers Of the club are: MIR. A 4. Hanks
President; Mr.. ]. NJ. Hobbs, Secretary; Mr.
ITyiDg LundbOrg Treasurer.
The Levy-Hyman Wedding.
On Tuesday evening was celebrated at the res
fdence OF Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hymau, HOG an
Ness avenue, the marriage of their daughter
Miss Emma LYMAN, TO Mr. jesse NJ. Levy
prominent citizen OF San Jose.
The ceremony took place at o'clock, when
over 100 fliends we're assembled in the spacious
parl0rs, which were specially ornate in the taste
lul arrangement OF lovely blossoms. Tie bridal
COIJege was headed by little Miss Hazel Veg
len, bearing the symbolic ring upon a silver
saver. She was followed by The maid OF honor,
a charming sister Of the bride, Miss Sadie by
man. Next came the groom escorttng the brides
mother, and lastly the bride herself looking very
distinguished as she advanced on the arm Of her
father.
TIE contracting pair took up their stand be-
Meath 4 surprisingly pretty canopy, 10 the con-
struetiOn Of which blue tulle and ropes OF gleam-
Ing snow Dali blossoms hadstaken conspicuous
part, aud there the eVentfui ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. EOOrsangeF, DID It
was followed by warm congratulations from
those present. who Included many friends from
san Jose, and later there was an elaborate sup
per, When the congratulations and good wishes
OF absent and present friends lreighted several
hours With more happy memories, 70 endure
through long years.
Mr. and Mis-. Levy left the guests to enjoy a
dance, and the following day departed on their
wedding tour. They VIII reside IN San Jose,
where the handsome gifts Of friends Will play an
Important part IN the elegant hOme-fuFnishiDgs.
The A. L. Of H. Councils Entertainment.
The American Legion OF Honor councils OF
this city gave an excellent entertainment last
evening, at ODD Fellows Hall, complimentary to
tie Grand Council OF the order, which has been
holding its biennial session. The order is a large
one, having total membership 10 the states Of
usefulness.
Following was the programme Of exercises,
Rev. Thomas Eilben's address being particularly
interesting and valuable; Overture, Blum, )
Band; Introductory remarks, w. ID. Mansfield,
V. G. C.; recitation (seIected), f. c. CUSHION;
address Rev. Thomas ElbeB, Grand Orator /;
Spanish song CYradleT) Miss 81. Kind; reeita-
ton, The Ride 10 the Fort" Cora Chase; vocal
solo, Miss E. v McCloskeyi address, Hon:
Robert FeTfaIl; recitation, "Old Dog Dan"
Cora Chase; instrumental selections, Bum's
Band. Dancing was afterwaTd enjoyed.
The committees IN charge Of the eompli-
meniary affair were composed as follows: Cen
eral COmmiitee-J. NJ. GleaVes, W. D. Mans
field Thomas Filben George w. Dixon. {. o.
Buron. ". j. Thomson, C. c. 0DOnnen, Gus
LeDhart, II. s. Wnn, julius Stamper, L. NJ.
Reading, J. Q. Stewart. j. c. Palmer, j. o..
Hall: Reception COmmlttee-the General Com
miltee and the following ladies' Mrs. L. j.
WE7elock, MIS- L. Mckee. Mrs; }. o. Jeph-
son, Mis-. T. A. Baleb, Mrs. h j. Whats, Mrs.
Il. kBell, Mrs. j. II. Gates, Mrs. L. NJ. Poole,
Mrs. C. c. o'Donnell; floor director, }. c. Rud-
dock; assistant floor drectOrs-S. w. Dixon.
Louis G. KuelL T. j. Steffn, Gus POhlmann S. b.
DoaRe, l.. Vincent, II. l. Faure e. P. lice.
The Gunderson- G oodenow Wedding.
The wedding Of MT. HarIrick Gunderson and
Miss Mary GoodenOw took place Sunday even
ing last, at O'Clock, at the residence Of the
brides parents. 6O6 Nineteenth street.
The groomsman was MIR. William Grotheer
and Tie bride was attended by Miss Olga Wal
pert lie contracting parties were Joined to.
gether in wediOck by the Rev. George Guth.
The house was beautifully decorated with an
abundance OF beautiful flowers and foliage.
A number Of friends assembled to witness the
wedding ceremony, and after the customary ex-
change of hearty congratulations The guests were
ushered TO a pleasant Tepast, during which
number OF speeches aud toasts were made. At
1870 o'clock a rec ption was held and the many
friends were entertained with vocal and instru-
mental music. Dancing was also INDUCED in
until long after midnight. The happy young
couple received many handsome and costly
presents.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. g.
v GOOdenOw, Mrs. H. Guuderson, Miss Olga
Mr. Mfag Ninhr