The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-23
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Thoughts Turning Again Toward SGaSh0rG
and Shady Canyon.
Society at Del Monts-Judge Talbot Of Elko
wedded-House-Warm in the Mis-
sion-spscial Announcements.


trated with stereOpticon views by DR.. Z. ID.
Steele, commencing Tuesday evening next at
o'clock, and continuing every Tuesday
evening thereafter. The lectures will be:
1.-THE Mountains and Lakes of Switzer-
land; Paris, the Beautiful; London,
the Worlds Metropolis Picturesque Ire
land"; up the Rhine -; "Glimpses of
Italy"
Mr.. Claude T. Hamilton entertained a
party of jovial friends at dinner last Satur-
day evening at his cottage The Hutch, in
SausalitO.
The Kings Daughters of the Central NJ. E.
Church have issued dainty invitations for
rainbow social" which they confidently
assert will be the event of the season." All
are invited to come and fiud the legendary
''pOt of gold - at the end of their rainbow,
so that probably, something particularly
brilliant may be looked for. The date Is
next Friday evening, and the place the
church on Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh.
The farce, "To Oblge Benson" will be
presented at the meeting of the Women's
Educational and Industrial Union, on Tues
day evening next. Members and their
friends are cordially invited.
In the account of the Aldine Clubs ami
VersaTy party on Friday evening, II was
inadvertently stated that Miss Frieda Syl-
vester led the grand march, whereas it was
Miss Frieda Siebe, who, with Mr.. Suelder,
headed the brilliant procession.
The Arlington Yacht Club will give their
eighth cruise to-day, leaving for Mare
Island by the tug Relief about $50 o'clock.
Rev. E. ?. bennett, pastor of the West
End NJ. E. Church of Alameda, was re-
Gently united to Miss Alice Z. Evans
leading member of the Christian Endeavor
Society. The simple yet solemn ceremony
was performed by DR.. Wesley bennett,
father Of the groom, of Modesto.
Rabbi NJ. S. Levy, who will shortly take
charge OF the Beth-lsrael congregation in
this city, was rendered a pleasant farewell
reception on Thursday hy leading members
of the synagogue in Oakland. THIS eve ming
he will be rendered banquet at the Calm
do Hotel.
d.. Mrs. William Alvord has offered several
prizes at the chrysanthemum exhibition to
be given under the auspices Of the State
Floral Society, in the last week OF October
The following special premiums for chryS
anthemums Will be awarded open TO all
competitors: q Potted plants, So; " Cut
blooms, $50 The society will also award
the following special premiums; Most ar
tistic floral decoration according to the fancy
OF the exhibitor, first prlze So, second prize
SIS. The Chairman Of the Committee of
Arrangements is Mrs. Austin Sperry, 2100
Pacific avenue.
TaIbot-Beck Wedding in Napa.
A quiet wedding took place last Thursday,
the Goth. at Parker's, Napa Valley, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Lizzie NJ, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Beck of
Virginia City, New, and Judge George F.
Talbot of Eko.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
Wylie of Napa, and was witnessed only by
immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties The rooms were gracefully
decorated for the occasion. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremony an elegant lunch was
served and the happy bride and groom re-
ceiyed the warm CONGRATULATIONS OF their
friends at the informal reception that fol
lowed.
The presents were elegant and varied.
coming not only from different points on
the coast, but from the East as we'll.
Judge and Mrs. Talbot departed on the
evening train for Monterey. where they
viii pass some little time and from there
they Will proceed to their future home in
Elko.
House Warming in the Mission.
On Thursday evening. the 14th inst. a
number of the friends of DR.. and Mrs King
met at their beautiful new residence, 52l
Capp street, tho occasion being a house
warming party, given to celebrate their &C.
cupancy of their new home
DR.. and Mrs. King are well known in mu-
steal circles. and their willingness to con-
tribute their aid at entertainments at the
Mission and elsewhere renders them very
popular, and the wishes expressed for their
happiness in their new surroundings were
many and sincere.
A fine programme OF vocal and instru-
mental music was rendered during the
evening, and number of charades were
excelentiy acted. Refreshments were
served, and at late hour the party dis
persed, well pleased with their evening 5
entertainment.
Theguests were Rev Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey,
Air. and Mrs. Cheney, Mr.. aud Mrs. Mosher,
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Corwin,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Code, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker,
Mr.. anu Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. BoynS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Mrs. VOCAL, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. JUDD
kins, Mrs. Snooks, Mrs. Pucifer, Mrs.
Hucks. Mrs. F. L. Davis, Mrs. Underhill,
Mrs. Berry, Mrs. and Miss Parr of Chico,
Miss Code, Miss Tabor, Miss Corwin, Miss
Beasley, DR.. Howe, DR.. Hennesy, NJ
Charles Moore, Mr.. Charles Parker ar.
ToTnshend, Mr.. Harley Corwin. M 1om
Berry Jr., Mr.. Paul Dorsey.
The George Mead cops farty'
The ladies of George G. Mead, No. 81, w.
r. c., gave a pleasant pound party last
evening at St George Hall. The contri-
buttons were many aad dancing continued
merrily till midnigH'
Following composed the committees: Re-
eeption Comyfilaee4uM Carrie ;.
Goodwin Lefse E. Joseph; floor manager,
MT W j. Tnddick; Floor Communicable.
A. F. Xayitt, Mir. d. W. Avery, Mrs.
Emma 7 Bolton, Mrs. Minnie Butler.
Refreshment Committee comprised
Mrs <ole, Mrs. Andrews and Miss Chabot
"A Private Picnic to sausalito.
6ast Sunday very enjoyable private pic
G was given by Mr.. William C. Clark at
Wildwood Glen, Sausalto.
Dancing was participated in until mid
day, when lunch was served. After lunch
dancing was resumed, and singing, games
and many other picnic pastimes were en-
loyed by all.present Alta o'clock a very
pleasant boat-ride was enjoyed by some of
the party, after which everybody returned
70 the city well pleased with their excur-
sion.
The following were present: Miss Irene
lie Parker, Miss Wales. Mrs. Adelaide
Welsh, Miss MCGOWAN. Miss Jennie Mad
den. Miss Josie Madden, Miss Nellie Walsh,
Miss L. Shepey, Miss MAY Springer, Miss
Fanny Springer; Messrs. W. G. Clark, G.
". Armbruster, Charles Nagles. C. Nc
w. West, William West, Nj. Vandell, MIR.
Gleason, IL. Meflin, L. Madden, C. Arm
bruster.
The Yosemite Club Party.
The annual social Of the Yosemite Club
took place last evening at Mangels' Hall, on
Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets, drawing
good attendance.
a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Fol-
lowing were the committees in charge:
Committee of Arrangements-D. J. McNa-
mara, p. j. Haggerty, K. E. Cavanaugh, A.
Made; floor manager, Joseph L. Hackett;
assistants, w. o. Baldwin, J. p Bailey
Reception Committee-J. j. Egan, l.. a.
Fnlham. r. w. Reck A. T. Gantner
This promising young club is Offered as
follows: President, Joseph l.. Hacke,t:
Vice President, J. NJ. Hickey; Secretary,
L. }. Mcnamara; Treasurer, Z. j. Hag-
gerty; Marshal, Edward Daw.
"The Shoot at Monterey.
Yesterday the contest between the "Reds"
and blues" was the absorbing topic at
Del Monte during the duration of daylight
Not all the visitors cared to watch the
SPORT which was carried on only about
mile distant from the hotel.
Mr. A rnl,l 4. mi