The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Chosen Friends Celebrate Their
Twelfth Anniversary.
The Eiben- WorraIl Wedding = Golden Rule
Lodge Entertainment-Two Private Pic
nics-Personai Notes

The usual ball and supper of the Young
Ireland Parliamentary Club will take place
this evening at Union-square Hall, and
promises TO be, as usual, a most enjoyable
occasion.
A pleasant reception was given last even
ing by the Concordia Literary Society of
st. Paulus German NJ. Z. Church to the
members and friends of the German Branch.
Y. NJ. c. 4.
Orinda Parlor. No. Sc. n. D. G. W., will
give a ball at Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing, when the drill corps of Ell Dorado Par
lor of the Native Sons will assist in enter
tanning the many guests looked for.
The graduation exercises at Miss Lakes
school, on Wednesday evening. were more
than usually meritOriOus in rendition, aud
were enjoyed by very large attendance.
Diplomas were presented by Hon. T. B. Nc
Farland to Miss Mary Frances Dudley, Miss
Laura Gashwiler, Miss Eleanor Bell Gross.
Miss Belle Hall, Miss Carrie Jacobs, Miss
Clara Joseph. Miss Helen Schweilzer. Miss
Rose Steinhart and Miss Marie Baird.
The Racquet Club will give domino party
at the club-rOOms on Alabama street, near
Twenty-fourth. this evening.
A farewell party was given to Miss May
Walsh, at her fathers residence, $40 Shipley
street, last Wednesday evening, prior to her
departure for the East. The spacious par
lors were handsomely decorated for the oe-
caSion, and very pleasant evening was
spent with music and singing.
The La VOltas will entertain their friends
in Saratoga Hall this evening.
a somewhat novel woman'S club was re-
Gently formed at Los Angeles. 1T isn't a
woman's rights club, said bright, chatty
little lady who was present ut isn't for
work or for study at all, you see, but we are
just going to meet here every Friday morn
ing at 10 O'clock and discuss the topics of
the day-thingS social, things political and
things philanthropic. 1t isn't mutual
admiration society,". but a mutual I'M
provement society" Mrs. c. NJ. Severance
is President of the new society and Mrs. T.
a. Eastman and Miss Fremont Vice-Presi-
dents.
san Francisco Lodge. No. 800. of the Pro-
greSsive Benefit Order, will give an open
complimentary meeting at ST. Georges
Hall, 909a Market street. this evening.
An ice-cream social will be given this
evening by Mrs. J. ID. Wheelock at her resi-
dencP, 32j3 GeaTy street, under the auspices
of the Ladies Elsmere Club, for the bene-
fit OF the Elsmere Free kindergarten.
The o. c. +. Anniversary.
The celebration of the twelfth anniYer-
sary of the Order of Chosen Friends nearly
filed Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
A choice programme was presented as
follows: Overture, Keogh's Orchestra; in
troductory remarks, c. E X Royce Presi-
DENT; vO al solo, Mrs. II. W. Hutton: ad-
dress, c. NJ. Arnold P. G. CO recitation,
Mrs. +. o. Barto song, w. ). Edminster !;
carnet solo, a. F. Black; address, /. K.
Webster Supreme Representative; rec!ta-
tion, Miss Ethel Hermann.
Dancing concluded the successful cele-
bratiOn. Following were the committees in
charge: Committee of Arrange ments-Ex
ecutive Committee; c. L. X. Royce, Presi-
dent of the evening; Reception Commit
tees. G. Wallis Chairman, c. C..
ODOnnell, Otto Burger, l.. Palmer, w. T..
Dummage, I. H. O'Brien, Z. Kinnear, J..
j. Coffey, Mrs. II. b. Worms. Mis-. Kath-
erina Metcalf, Mrs. NJ. A. c. Whittingham,
Mrs. l.. Ceas, Mrs. Il. N. Patterson f. D..
Brandon. floor manager; assistant floor
managerS-M. II. Brickwedel. b. n. De
Leon; Floor Committee. J. HOstlauder,
A. G. Baker, Alexander Mcpherson, NJ.
Boehm.
The Eiben- W orrau Wedding.
One of the prettiest weddings ever cele-
bTated in the Mission occurred at Olivet
Congregational Church Tuesday evening,
the 10th inst, when Mr.. Henry Eiben, a
thriving young business man of the Mission,
was married to Miss Annie Worrall, daugh-
ter of MIR. ana Mrs. John Worrall of COS
Castro street, by Rev. Mr. Kimbal.
The church was packed to its utmost ca
pacity, fully a thousand people having left
their homes to witness the happy oc aston.
Promptly at half-past the bridal party
arrived, and were summoned into the church
by the melodiouS strains of MendelssOhn's
"Wrdding March," played by Miss Lily
Husing. The groom entered with the
bridesmaid, Miss Annie Mcleod, while the
bride adorned the arm OF her brother, Mr..
Albert WOTrall.
Alter the ceremony reception was held
at the brides parents home. About II
o'clock a sumptuoaS banquet was served.
The bride and groom we're the recipi ents
of numerous and costly presents, among
which were a great deal Of silveTware, brio
a-bTac, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiben left the next day for
the Del Monte Hotel, and returned Sunday
evening 10 their residence, 1872 Dolores
street. where they will receive their friends
The Golden Rule Lodge Entertainment.
The eighth anniversary of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. eco, X. aud L. of H., was cele-
brated last evening at Union-square Hall.
at the last moment change of pro-
gramme was necessitated by The illness of a
member of the Lyceum Comedy Company,
for whose play a varied entertainment was
substituted. Dancing followed to the music
of the Pandora Orchestra.
The committees of the occasion comprised :
Floor manager, &. A. Hall; Floor Commit
tee-M. +. Smith, +. l.. IRELAND, j. NJ.
Holmes; Reception Committee-Mrs. E. j.
St Clair, Miss Annie Edelmann, Mrs. L.
Morante. Miss Hattie Hewitt, Mrs. +. A.
Holmes, j. Ii. Kruger.
A Private Picnic to Laundry Farm.
On Sunday last a private picnic was given
at Laundry Farm by Mrs. c. n Frank
Dancing and singing were INDUCED in until
late hour. when the merry picnickerS re-
turned home weary, but conscious of having
spent very pleasant day. Miss Sadie
Walsh and Miss Mary German sang many
pretty songs; Miss Freda Gruelich recited
an original piece of poetry, within the
Prison Walls"; a piano duet was given by
Miss Bertha Frank and Miss Sadie Walsh.
Singing was the chief amusement on the
way home and Messrs. James Doyle and II.
Plato accompanied with violins and others
with mandOlins.
Picnic at Mill Valley.
Last Sunday took to Mill Valley one Of
the most select gatherings that ever attended
a private picnic. They were the invited
guests of Miss Lam and Miss Scheurer.
Games, dancing and other amusements
were the order of the day. The young ladies
received many congratulations for the sue
cess Of the picnic. Before leaving the
grounds the group were photographed
Among those present were: Miss Annie
Lam, Miss Tillie Scheurer, Miss Emma
HOeckele, Miss Rose Schneider, Miss Annie
Sacks, Miss Rose Nilsson, the Misses Kittie
and Annie du Witt, Miss Laura Utschig,
Miss Agnes Hildebrand, Miss Nora Palm
quist, Miss Lena Spindler. Miss Maggie
Merkelback; Messrs. +. Curtis, o. Trous
C. Hammer, J. May, A. Stromberg. C.
Elfving, W. II. Lam, w. Merkelback, j.
Mengei, T. Palmquist, j. Regner, p. Fagon,
+. Wager, W. Hoeckele.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Sherwood and
party leave to-day on a tour through the
Yosemite Valley.
Mrs. Peter White and Miss Mabel White
will take leave to-day for Alaska. They
will be gone about a month.