The morning call., 1891-06-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Entertainment by Golden Gate
Council, Y. NJ. /.
Pleasant Private Parties-A Yacht Sail-Pic-
mic to Hilarita-A WatsonviEe Wed.
ding-sOciety Notes.

pie, daughter of Ex-Governor Eugene SEM
pie. The wedding will be celebrated by
the Rev. d. c. Garrett in st. Marks Church,
Seattle, with more than the usual imposing
ceremonies. Over 100 invitations have
been issued to Seattle, Portland, Olympia.
Tacoma, San Francisco and Eastern friends.
Mr.. Moale is the eldest son of Colonel Ell
ward Moale, U. S. a, of General Ruger's
staff and Mrs MOale of this city, now in
Seattle to attend the wedding.
Invitations have been Issued for hop at
the Hotel Rafael on the 9th inst.
Bishop Fowler of San Francisco. who was
in Tacoma for several days last week con-
ferring with Methodists regarding the
finances Of the Puget Sound University, &C
cOmpaned by Mrs. Fowler, was rendered a
pleasant reception Tuesday evening by the
Rev. and Mrs. Cherrington, at their home
in that city.
Miss Sherman and Mr.. Miner will be
married to-day at the residence of the brides
father, 10S Turk street.
The Excelsior Club held something of an
unusual entertainment on Monday evening
it being Ladies Evening"" j. e. only the
ladies were permitted to invite the gentle
men to dance A programme. arranged by
Miss Lima Crews, was first rendered. The
Floor Committee for the dancing consisted
Of Mrs. Jennie Phillips, Miss Lima Crews
and Miss Eva Terrell.
a pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Hopper on Saturday
evening at their residence, 703 Iowa street,
PotrerO, by their niece. The arrangements.
which were particularly elaborate, had been
the care of Miss Kitty Cullinan, Miss Molly
Cullinau, Miss Della Culliuau and Mrs.
Welsh.
A quiet wedding will take place to-day at
the residence OF DR.. William Robertson of
the San joaquin Valley. the contracting
parties to be his daughter, Miss Nellie
R. bertson, and Mr.. Joseph 7, Harrigan Of
the United States Customs service
The Arlington Yacht Club enjoyed its
second cruise on the bay on Sunday. Among
the members Of the club are: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles keiius, Mrs. Seigel, Mir. and Mrs.
l.. Newburgh, Professor Barnett, Miss
Josie Barnett, Mr.. Henry Davidson. Miss
Davidson, Miss Rose keiiuS, Mr. Henry
Keius, Mr.. NJ. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Brennan, Mr.. aud Mrs Ii. Sylvester.
The students of Heads Business College
viii give a private picnic to Laundry Farm
on Saturday next.
Mr.. Orrin f. Turner and Miss Minnie
Walker were married in Oakland on Sun
day. The honeymoon will be spent RAM
bling through the Old World, and afterward
the happy pair Will reside in this city.
The Western Addition Literary and So
cial Club will give their monthly entertain
ment and dance at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening.
The Y. VI. ]. Entertainment.
One Of the pleaSantest entertainments OF
late was that given by Golden Gate Council.
No. 81, Y. NJ. l., last evening at B'nai b rth
Hail
Following was the programme: Over
ture, Blum's Orchestra remarks, President
DR.. w. j. Hawkins; violin solo, MI. L.
Meyers; Photographic specialties, Mr.
Thomas TregalliS; recitation. " MOnOa's
Waters" Miss NJ. McRle; banjo solo, Mr..
Harry Jacobs; song, comic, Mr.. w. j..
HyneS; either duet, DR.. +. L. Hulthing
and Mr.. Oahu; vocal solo, Mr.. Robert
Schatft; selections, IngleSlde Orchestra,
Professor Mansfeld'5 class.
The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted of: Mr.. L. 81. MariSch Chairman,
Messrs W. P. Bell, d. Coney. NJ. J. Burns,
J. f. Hopkins, I. Cavanagh, II. A. Missing.
F. j. Driscoll, Joseph Hawkins, E. Owens.
Mir Daniel Conley directed the floor at the
subsequent dancing.
The Cruise of the Ella.
The Ella held a merry yachting party on
Sunday last. Commodore NJ. L. Snirpser
and aids. Messrs. j. f. Magee, George Duck
and X. Eber, had made complete arrange
ments for the reception and entertainment
of their guests.
The morning was devoted TO sailing and
viewing the interesting sights on the bay.
Quite a feature Of the morning was the in
PRODUCTION Of 'yurup," new game invented
| by Miss l. PichneT. A landing was made
on Angel Island, where the ladies Of the
| party served bOunteous lunch.
n fax M In ri ia anla ~
was again boarded aud sailing resumed
until o'clock in the evening, when the party
landed, congratulating the Commodore and
aids upon the success of the trip. The party
nun bered sixteen gentlemen and ladies.
The Thistle Clubs Quarterly.
The Literary Committee Of the San Fran
cisco Scottish Thistle Club met Saturday
evening ami completed their arrangements
for the quarterly entertainment to be held
next Friday evening. The programme ar
ranged for the occasion is one of the finest
ever given by the club. A feature of the
evening viii be the novel programme ar
ranged especially for this occasion. The
floor will be under the supervision of Mr..
Alex Campbell, and the music for the occa-
sion Will be furnished by Gregg's Orchestra
and the club piperS
A jacksonville Wedding.
Last Wednesday at the Catholic Church
at Watsonville Miss Julia DriscoII of that
charming little town. daughter of Mrs. j.
DriscOl was united in marriage to Profess
sor Z. E. Schmitz, talented young musi-
clan of this city.
At 40 O'Clock the bridal party entered
the church. Father Damon performed the
ceremony. The groom was attended by Mr..
William Oman, while Miss Mary Driscoll,
sister Of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
At the conclusion of the cnTpmQnV a rppnD-
ton. limited to the family and close friends
took place at the residence of the brides
mother. Here flowers had been profusely
and tastefully employed in decorating. TIE
guests offered their congratulations, aud
afterwards participated IN an elaborate
wedding breakfast and later festivities.
At 2:30 O'Clock the bride and bridegroom
departed on their wedding tour amid the
usual shower of old shoes, rice, ETC. Upon
their return, about the 1st proX., they will
take up their residence at 26l7 Clay street,
where their many friends will be received.
The happy pair were recipients Of many
beautiful wedding gifts, including large
amount Of silverware.
Party on Bryant Avenue.
Last Sunday evening a pleasant surprise
party was rendered to Miss Eva Milton at
her sisters residence, PIG Bryant avenue.
Among the guests invited were: Miss
Susie Logan, Miss Florence Whipple, Miss
Clara Kahn, Miss Cora Milton, Miss Irene
Dexter, Miss Julia Turner, Miss Wettie
Milton. Miss Katie Burgess, Professor
James Foley, Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan,
MeSsrs James Il. Logan Jr., Henry Whip
pie, T. Burgess, Leon Wallenrod, George
Shane, Alfred Kahn and William Wilton
Private Picnic at Hilarita Station.
A very pleasant private picnic was given
by the Pleasure Seekers at Hilarita Station,
Tiburon, on Sunday last. Among those
present were: Miss Sophie Faber, Miss
Lucy Morlock. Mrs E. J. Aitken, Mrs.
Henry Bruins, Miss Tessie Meyer, Miss
Katie Lemperle, Miss Bell Powers, Miss
Ray Doyle, Miss Ella Powers, Miss Katie
Larsen. Miss Katie Faber, Miss Laura Cole
man, Miss Mary COursey, Miss Sadie Muir
ply, MISS Katie Tannian, Miss Annie Faber,
Miss Emma MorlOck, Miss Minnie Faber (;
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