The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Reopening Of Odd Fellows Hall
by the Del Monies.
a Rose Fete- The Boulevard Stages Sur
prise-Y. L. I. Installation on
Hilbert Street - Personals.

Miss Ada Bragg will take place this even
ing at $50 o'clock at st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Valencia street
Admiral and Mrs. Irwin held an enjoy
able reception last evening at their resi-
dence at Mare Island.
Inc Alameda Flower Mission give social
tbs evening in Banding Hall.
foio County's popular County Recorder,
Douglas A. McGriff. was married last Tues
day to Miss Bette Laugenour. eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Laugenonr,
at Oak Leaf Ranch near Woodland. The
young couple came to this city en- route for
Monterey on their bridal trip.
A grab-bag social will be given by Alca-
traz Circle, No. IS, c. of +. of A, this even
ing at St Georges Hail.
oequoa Parloi, No 100, n. S. G. W., will
give It's first anniversary ball this evening
at Dad Fellows Hail.
1he ladies o!the Young Women's Christian
Association of Sacramento win give an East
lndla lawn party this evening in the beauti-
tul grounds Of Mrs. E. b. Crocker, at Third
aud y streets, which will be lighted with
electricity for the occasion. The feature
VIII De a glimpse OF court life in India, re-
produced by lady who was aresident there
1or many years, with especial advantages OF
sluuylnS The native customs and dress.
Inc M and Ms" will give special social
THIS evening at Central NJ Z. Church, on
MISSION street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Inc Grace NJ. z. Church Rose Fete.
A large attendance enjoyed the musical
ana literary melange and rose festival given
last evening at Grace NJ. E. Church, Oh the
corner OF Capp aud Twenty-frst streets, in
ala OF the Parsonage Fund
Inc scene with its multitude of roses,
under the brilliant light, together with the
animated personn ell, looked very attractive.
Following was the programme: Overture,
Aurora tSehlBppe greiD, select orchestra
from Oakland; address. ''Roses." Rev. e.
McCish, ID; vocal solo, Sing, Sweet
BIRD iGanz), Mrs. I. j. Curtis 10y re-
qquesp; piano solo, "Rhapsodie" Qiszt, Mr.
II. Mansfeldt; original poem, The Rose"
Mrs. SaRgster; duet, soprano and tenor,
Mrs. q. X. Han brow, Mr.. Robert Husband
violin solo, Fantasia" (VieuXtemps), Mr..
Joseph NJ. Willard address, Our Homes"
Key. ). Noorsanger, ID; organ overture,
ing" lDalise), orchestra; banjo trio, seec-
tons, Messrs. Wales, Burton and Roach
college Song" solo Mrs. A. C. Barrie, full
chorus; FL Turia Mandolin and Guitar Club.
selections la waltz, La Sport" (G. SllvestrD,
lessor Cippollin. Messrs. f. Heck, j. Tenn
pie, I. Jacobs college song, "GooG. Night"
solo Mrs. a. Z. Barrie, full chorus; patrol
march, Passing Regiment" lCOyerlyl, or
cheStra.
During the promenade ice-cream. cake
| and lemonade were served in the adjoining
paIlors. pleasant feature was the as
signment of different varieties OF roses to
the various participants in the affair. Thus
to Key: ). Voorsanger. ID. Rev. L. Nc
CiSh, DID, ana Mr.. J. w. Butler, Superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, was allotted
La Marque roses; to Mrs. oangster. the
p0etess, tie Homer variety; to the talent OF
the lair sex Duchess, and to those OF the
Steiner sex Doutonnleres with white ribbon;
Flower Committee, niphetOs; RefIeshmeut
Committee Gadies), tea roses; L Parlor, La
France W Parl0r, Papa GOnter; primary,
Perie du Jardln, while the usherS sported
Doutonnieres with red ribbon.
The parsonage bouquet was furnished by
Miss Sailie Goss and her charming beyy OF
huweT-girls.
Reciprocating Hawaiian Hospitality.
BY the outward bound steamer Zealandia
Mr.. A. Powell, pioneer lumbeT-deaer, sends
to Hon. John A. Cummins at Honolulu,
member of the late King Kalakaua's Cab
met. unique and valuable gift as a token
of his appreciation Of the couTteSies extended
to the San Francisco citizen and his two
daughters during their recent visit On the
Hawaiian Islands. The souvenir is . cane
manufactured out Of an oak timber of the
historic war vessel Hartford, now moored
dl lie E1dIt lSidiu NdNS-l6Eu IL Is highly
polished and bears on the silver plate an ap-
propriate inscription.
1t may net be inappropriate to state in
this connection that two Of the daughters IF
Mr.. Powell, who accompanied him on his
oceanic voyage, received great attention
from the young ladies of Honolulu. A pleas
ant party visited the famous volcano Mamma
Loa, and our city bellies extended a cordial
invitation 10 their fair hostesses To visit
their home in California.
Whilst enjoying the hospitality of the
Queen, Mr.. Powell placed on her breast the
signet of the Mystic Sign degree, a favor
rarely bestowed on her SEX. 1t is rumored
that Mr.. Powell was cordially invited to ac-
cept a position in the royal household, but
with characteristic modcS.y ne denies the
SOFT impeachment
The Del Monies Party.
The third anniversary party OF the Del
Monies took place last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.
During the past month workmen have
been in charge of this domain of pleasure
with good results. The frescolng is not yet
completed and the familiar red prcsceniun
curtain greets the eye on entrance, but the
installation of electric lights running all
round the cave line ami clustering at the
corners constitutes pleasing change,
which Mr.. Gordon. the popular janitor, has
worked hard to bring about.
ing, which, by REQUEST, was made under the
auspices Of the Del Monies. 1t is not gen.
orally known that this was probably the
last appearance of the Del Monies gnder
the present regime, as tue club will reor-
ganiZe for the coming season, For three
years IL has held its own and gained in
favor, and under new management i'm bued
with the same spirit OF enterprise and eour-
tesy. should continue to be leading social
factor.
In 10 41.a, -.
was led by MIR. j. II. Sheehan .and Miss
Kittie Buckley, followed by several hundred
guests. a large photo of the club members
was framed with roses, and formed the sole
decoration on the Stage. Dancing continued
till o'clock.
The floor, reception and arrangement COM
mittees were made up of the Del Montes,
the officers OF the organization being: j. Ii.
Sheehan, President; S. p. Kane, Vice Pres
ident; W. j. Moore, Treasurer; c. E. Black,
Secretary.
Captain Meyer $ Surprised.
Last Tuesday evening Captain William
c. Meyer was surprised to find his residence
in the possession of the Boulevard Stages
Chief Stage Eugene F. Gill being absent
on tour of the Yosemite Valley Ahboo
Fisher offieiated in his stead. The Funnel
Band, composed of Messrs. C. j. Akman,
c. Green, S. A. Gill, j. Bushman and J. H.
Meyer. rendered selections from the latest
operas, while Mr.. NJ. J. Reddy gave an
artistic song and dance. The Anchor Quar-
tet, consisting Of Messrs. j. a. Ellis, III.
Dugan, I'll. Thompson and S. A. Russell, ex-
celleu IN several topical songs. After a
piano duet by Professor BerirandeS assisted
by Mr.. Nj. Whalen. the Stages adjourned TO
the dining-room. where an elegant collation.,
provided for the occasion, was partakeD of.
After supper the Stages resumed festivities
until early morn, the following participant
Ing. MaSSrS, II. Warnpr- X. HAnninQ II. H.
Mitchell. G. Suit, G. Taylor, J. Manning,
}. Watson, I. Whaien, d. Domer, Captain
Brown, Frank Asmau, j. Akman, Captain
Smith, L. Brennan and many others.
Party on Hilbert Street.
On Monday evening, the 9th inst, an en-
joyabie surprise party was rendered TO Mrs.
James C. Haughy by Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ii.
Supple at S19 Filbert street.
Music, singing. dancing. recitations and