The morning call., 1891-10-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
October Entertainment OF the
Sons of Vermont.
The Krull Golden Wedding Entertainment
IN Aid of St. Charles Chureh-The Big
Seven Club Party-Notes.


devoted to the Sick and MoItuary Fund of
the society.
On Wednesday the crew of the revenue
cutter Rush presented Lieutenant Tuttle OF
the cutter Hartley with a gold-headed cane.
Lieutenant futile was formerly IN COM
mani Of the Rush.
Potrero Council, No. "A, Y. NJ. l.. will
visit the st. Theresa Church Fair this even
ing in a body.
Last evening Professor d'Estrella gave
one of his chalk talks" at the Twentieth
street branch of the Y. NJ. C. A, 23l9 Mis-
sion street. Several mute ladies and gen.
tlemen gave pantOmimic recitations and il
lustraliOns.
An apron and neektie party will be given
by Bradford Council, No. 19O Order of
Chosen Friends, at South San Francisco
Opera House this evening.
The ). NJ. c. 5. 5. held their regular
monthly meeting at Sacred Heart College
last evening. The following young gentle
men were elected to fill the different offices
for the coming quarter: Mr.. Daniel c.
DeaSy, Presidents: MI; Joseph T. Greppln,
Vice President; Mr.. Robert u. Deadly, Sec
retlry; Mr.. Charles Y. A. Deadly, Treas
urer; Mr.. John II. Wilson, NeStry Project.
The Norwegian Singing Society viii give
an entertainment and ball at Irving Hall
this evening.
a dinner party was given recently at the
COBB cottage In Wildwood Glen. Sausallto,
by Mr.. and MIS-. J. Gill to some Of their
friends. Among others, the following were
present DR.. f. w. Croudace, Mr.. George
+. Barnes. Judge Z. j. Moore. Captain
Kelly and Mr.. L. c. Palmer, They all had
royal time.
The Veimonters' Entertainments.
Several changes took place last evening in
the programme presented at Odd Fellows
Hall by the Pacific Coast Association.
Native Sons of Vermont, before q large
audience.
Miss Lolita Levet was unabletO be present,
and her place was pleasingly filled by Miss
Gahill. soprano, who sang Sweet Spirit.
Hear My Prayer" and THE Last Rose OF
summer The farce was cut out in favor
Of selections by the cast, Mrs Fred o. Barte,
Mr.. J. Davis and Mr.. 5. hrause. The rest
Of the programme held good as follows:
Overture, Blums Orchestra; comic song,
Mr.. Josh Davis; dance, pupils OF Miss l.:
Cook; solo for cornet, The Jessie Polka
Oh, Schmidt. Miss Jessie Millar. the Cali
fOrnia prodigy; specially, pupil OF Miss l..
Cook, Little Irene. The little performers,
including Miss Millar. admittedly bore away
the honors of the evening.
Dancing afteTward followed under the
direction of Mr.. J. f. Smith. assisted by
Messrs Thomas G. Wyatt and ". d.
HucOm.
The Kruu Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Kruli celebrated their
golden wedding on Tuesday at the resi-
dence Of their son, Mr.. Ernst Krull, 1880
Alabama street
the day was remembered by many OF
their friends, who came to congratulate the
aged couple, who enjoyed the day in good
health. They received many presents and
an abundance of flowers in token of their
friends love and esteem.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst
Krull. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard kruli, Mr..
and Mrs. Nes hrull, Rev. Mir. and Mrs
AIohI. M and Mrs. b. Z. Christensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Nielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. An
ton Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Paulsen, Mr..
and Mrs L \. Moller, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Wohlander, Mr.. and Mrs. Mooney, Mr.. and
Mrs. M0rtensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Feehr, Mrs.
A. 5 Nelson, Mrs. O. GrOnsberg, Mrs. Ar
mold, Mrs. c. JorgeHsen, Mrs. Cathrine
Olsen, Mrs. Bennedick, Mrs. JOTgensen,
Mrs Wohlander, Mrs. Hansen, Miss II.
Arnesen, Miss Parson, Miss Groin, Miss
BenuedIck, Miss Nell e Copion, Miss VII
cox. Miss Lydia krul, Miss Annie kruli,
Miss Lula Lucky. Miss JorTensen; Me'srs
AX-l krull, Ernest hrull Jr., Emanuel
krull. George hrul Gustav Nelson, Cap
tain Charles j. Luck, j. Nelson Lucky,
Mr.. Pearl Sen, MI Pearl, Torrents Peter
son, Fr. Franck, c. Melhagen, Johan +.
hrulL
The Y. NJ. 1. Entertainments.
The efforts Of Boromean Council, No.
10. Young Mems Institute. for the benefit
Of st. Charles Church were crowned with
success last evening at Mission Turn Hall,
where large attendance enjoyed the en-
teftainment aud social provided by the
members.
Mr.. B, Morris one of the prospective
features Of the evening, was incapacitated
from attending. The programme was
therefore as follows: Overture, Park Band,
remarks President Joseph A. MeInDis;
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Miss Annie OBrien; selections, Mr.
Thomas Eggert; recitation, Miss Rose
Er0derick; vocal selection, Mr.. II. b. Sull-
van; soprano solo, Miss X. Mccormack,
Mr.. 1. c. Coggn of the Park Band: So
p.auo solo. Miss Minnie Corcuran; instru-
mental selection. Professor Thomas BTes's
CIub: dancing followed TIL late.
The Council were heartily congratulated
last evening on the success of their charIts-
bic undertaking, che result being largely
owed 10 the following committees: Commit
zee If Arrang eUents-R. a. Fszackerley,
y. ). Hoey, Rev. 2. L. Mulligan, c. X.
Gagau; Reception Committee-John Riley,
j.. p. New ell 7. :. Cotter, Joseph J. Bacon.
jerome Donovan, J. q. Bios: floor man
ager, J uhu J. Carr; Floor Committee-D. j.
Sheehan, r. F. Ryan, j. G.. Hagarty, I. +.
c. Doan, L. +. BannoD, T. F. DOYLE.
Party at South san Francisco.
4 very enjoyable surprise party was
given 10 MISS OdIIlt " iuuhu Va DdIuludy
evening a the residence Of her aunt, Mrs.
c, l. N0nnenman Jr., on the corner of Sew
enth avenue and W street
Dancing, games and singing were the
pleasures Of the evening. At midnight sup
per was served, after which dancing aud
games were resumed until early morning,
when ice-cream was served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. c.
N,nnenman Jr., Mrs. Thomas Schlink.
Mrs. Ross, Mrs J. J. Saur, Mrs. Pare,
Miss Carrie WIdman, Miss Belle O'Neil
Miss J.. SChOelles, Miss Katie Mcdonald,
Miss Julia Cieary, Miss Mary McDonald,
Miss Maud Harrison, Miss Katie Burke,
Miss Sophie Stream. Miss Lille Turner,
Mss Emma Pape; Messrs. Henry Nonnen-
man. Professor George Harvey, Allen Lund,
Carl Wolfe james Moran, =. Schenkel, T.
Ross. Z. johnson, Michael Bird, Louis
Wagner, w. Cleary.
The Big Seven Club Party.
The first party of the season given by the
Big Seven Club took place last evening at
Mission Opera Hall.
Mr.. a. II. Heney and Miss Greenwich led
the grand march, and dancing continued
till midnight. The members were very sue
ces>fuI in entertaining their guests, who
thoroughly enjoyed the evening Blums
orchestra officiated.
Following were the committees; Recep-
ton Committee-James w. Barnes, Curtis
labey Jr., ID. /. Badt; floor manager, a.
IL Heney Floor COmmittee-C. L. Mitchell,
i. =. Stone, j. i. Whitney; Committee Of
Arrangements-W. A. Adams, G. a. Pays0n,
+. Adams.
The only honorary member at present is
Miss Clinton Z. Stone
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. A. Porter and her daughter, Mrs.
Stanton A. Mason, the young widow, are
sOjourning at % Bedford place, Russell
square, London, for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Houghton will leave soon
after Christmas for Hartford, Conn, where
she will be the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Bulkeley.
Mrs. Adam Grant and her grandchild have
returned to this city after long visit at the
Hotel del Monte.
Mrs Governor StOneman is entertaining
her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs B.
Mclean HaTdesty, who arrived at Los
Angeles via Redondo from this city on Mon
daV