The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
In Overlooking House Greets the
Grizzlies Debut.
Notes From Niles Canyon-A Crystal We'd
ding-The Unity Lodge social-A Pie
mic = Little Personals.

Major Cluf, Mrs. Remillald and Mrs.
Warner of San Francisco are frequent guests
al General Haglie's quarters at the Santa
Cruz encampment and assist in the gener-
Gus hospitality that reignS there.
Professor j. s. Sweet. formerly vice-prin-
ciral OF the High School, Santa Rosa. was
married at Ashland, Oregon, last Wednes-
day to Miss ulia Goodyear. vIce-principal
of the Harrison School in Portland. The
happy pair have returned to Santa Rosa.
California Castle No. l. Knights of the
Golden Eagle, will give party on Wednes
I evening, the 18th inst, aud not on the
18th, as previously announced.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Major Frank
Mclaughlin gave pleasant dinner party at
Golden Gate cottage, Santa Cruz, to Messrs.
W. 5. Barnes, Walter Hinkle and Paul
DelmaS.
Miss Mile j. Scott of Oakland. who is
visiting Mrs. c. H. Bakem an Of SnohOmish
Wash, is being given rousing time by her
friends. Thursday evening q large number
Of friends gathered at the residence of Mr..
G. II. Brakeman and passed a pleasant even
ing with the fair visitor from Oakland.
Dame Rumor says that Miss Scott thinks so
much of Sn0homiSh and one OF her bright
Young citizens that the chances of her TAX
ing up a permanent residence there are very
good.
The Excelsior Club entertained large
gathering at Washington Hall, on last Mon
day evening, in a very pleasant manner
The ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. FitZ-
gerald, at the Hotel Millbrae, on Saturday
evening last, will long be remembered by
their many friends from this city and else
where who attended. Mr.. FITZGERALD is
erecting large and neatly furnished hall for
future use which he expects TO open in a
tSy weeks.
The Grizzlies First Growl.
Last evening was heard the first melod-
Gus growl of d" The Grizzlies" under whose
auspices Pacific Parlor, No. 10, n. S. G..
W. gave an installation, entertainment and
hop at Union-sqUare Hall.
The place of meeting was almost too
small to accommodate the guests, who, after
an overture by Blum's Orchestra, witnessed
the Installation of the following officers OF
Pacific Lodge: Past President, Henry L.
Faure President, Robert w. Cameron
First Nice-President, John K. krOpp; Sec
ond NIce-PreSident. Edwin l.. FOrs ter /;
Third Nice-PreSident, A. Holmes: Record
ing Secretary, J. c. Miller; Financial Secre-
tary. George ID. Cameron; Treasurer, John
A. Steinbach Marshal, }. Roman; Trustees
DIR. Thomas j. Fraser, Frank w. Smith, Z.
GoetZ; Installing Officer. George ID. Hupers.
The programme was then resumed with
the introduction of Grizzlies, followed by
some bright selections. Dancing came next
under the direction of: Floor director,
George Z. Cameron; Floor Committee
samuel w. Dixon (Cnairman), William H
Miller, Yale Gleason, James de la Mon
tanya, Thomas Campbell, Edward Goethe,
T. Irauuner.
Following are the officers of the Grizzlies.
who seem destined TO play prominent part
in the history OF this tavorite order: Chief
G1ly, George D. Cameron; assistant slant
Grizzly, Edwin l.. Foster; Sack Grizzly,
John \. Steinbach; Peace-making Grizzly,
Frank ". Smith.
a Crystal Wedding.
Nh and Mrs. Henry Poetz celebrated
their crystal wedding at their residence, %
k!ssling street, on Wednesday evening last.
During the evening the company was en-
tertained by vocal and instrumental music.
a number of crystal presents were received
by the host and hostess. At II o'clock all
repaired to the dining-rOOm, where q
suaptuous repast had been prepared, after
which dancing was INDUCED in until L 30
clock, when the guests departed well
pleased at the manner in which they had
been entertained.
VThe following were present: Mr. and
Mrs. p. Lopa, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Celia, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Schurr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gatin, Mrs. a.
Puetz, Mr.. Peter Poetz, Miss Annie Poetz,
Miss May l.. Johnston, Miss Nettie PoetZ,
Mr.. Thomas Bowman, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bing-
ham, Miss Anita Bingham, Mr.. A. j. Derby,
Dir. and Mrs. Edward B. Smith, the Misses
Caswell, Master George Poetz.
In Niles Canyon.
Camps Oscar Wilde, Robin Hood and
Skip-kim-a-LoO turned the holidays to good
advantage in entertaining their friends
from the city, who arrived Friday evening.
The evening Of their arrival was spent at
the pavilion, where the party danced till
long after midnight.
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grand style. The tents were decorated with
flags and bunting, and during the day little
else could be heard but the continuous
noise Of the festive frecracker, pistol, ETC.
In the evening the party visited camps
Uncle SAM" Oleta, Shady Nook and Inter
Nofat May berg, where most enjoyable
programme was held, some Of the most
prominent numbers being original songs by
IL ncle Sam" Booth; the ''Star-spaDgled
Banner" by Miss brady, and selections by
the Oscar Wilde and Robin Hood quartet.
After the programme the party returned to
their own stampiDg-ground, where an i'm
mense campfire, red-llght and Illuminating
fireworks painted the sky a brilliant GRIM
son TIL nearly morning. Sunday night a
farewell party was given TO the visitors.
Refreshments were served around the camp
IRE, after which the musical portion Of the
camp held almost undisputed sway till ad-
jOUrDment.
Among those present were : Mr.. and Mrs
", ~ AlpeIll, anu MIS-. fdTIeII, MIS-.
Hardenberg, Mrs. Bundy, Miss Maggie
Ohea, Miss Lizzie Ohea, NJ IS NJ. Carothers,
Miss Lena Morrison, Miss Carrie Hammer
smith, Miss Maud Bundy, Miss Jessie Har-
denbeTg, Miss Henrietta Pinkson, Miss Ada
Alberti, Miss Ida Albert, Miss Mabel
Farrell, Miss Edith Farrell, Miss
Blanche Lubbock, Miss Violet LIB
book, DR.. McAllister and Messrs. r. IL.
Ohea, George Ohea, Walter Ohea, Frank j.
4 / 1harf hart
u. Lane, a. j. Mahoney, Verdinal Green,
William Hall, Frank French, II. J. Cordes.
Percy Hardenberg, j. O'ConnOr, Edward
Banning, w. Drew, F. Edwards. j. Ken
nedy, ID. Gallick, Harry Ohea, Robert Ohea
and Dot Hardenberg.
The Unity Lodge Social.
Unity Lodge, No. Ga, Order of the Golden
Shore, held an enjoyable installation, en-
tertainment and dance last evening in Red
Mems Building, where a fair-sized audience
gathered.
The following officers were installed by
District Deputy President Moody: Mrs. L.
Smedley, p. P; Mrs. Z. l.. Hanson, p {;
Mrs. NJ. Owens, Y. p; Mrs. 0atman, c. I;
Mr. NJ Boehm, 5. Fourth term; Mr.. I.
Cohn, I. fifth term; Mr.. P. Lendewig, G. !;
Mrs. w. p. Webster, o. g.
Mr.. Boehm presided genially at the fol-
sueing entertainment: Overture. Miss
NINA Bryan; address, Supreme Secretary
Ed l. Wolfe; fancy dance. Miss Mabel
Maitland; song, Little May Gardner; recita-
ton. Miss Lily Cohn; recitation, Z. A
Street; recitation. Mr.. Weaver.
The committee of the pleasant affair was
composed of Mrs. L. Smedley, Mrs. NJ. P.
Webster, Miss II. Sandman, Mrs. E. L..
Hanson, Mrs. A. Boehm, Mr.. II. o. Cum
ming, Mr.. 2. Lendewig, Miss E. Bryan and
Mr. IEonberg.
Picnic at Lagunitas Grove.
The Club of 81 gave most enjoyable
picnic at Lagunitas Grove on Saturday last
The day was spent in dancing, games and
singing. Among the singers was Miss Gus
sig Cohn, Treasurer OF the club, who was
repeatedly called upon 10 favor the COM
pany. At noon under the shades of the
trees table was spread, and the club par
took OF splendid lunch. At 80 o'clock the
company walked to Mount Tamalpals,