The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Daughters of st. George Insti.
tute a New Lodge.
Hussey- Manning Wedding = The Society Of
True Friends Hold Banquet-A Yacht
Club Sail-Society Notes.


Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. O'DOn-
nell. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Phillips, Miss An
ME Morhmann, of this city, and Miss Mollie
Griffin of Tomales spent the day at Tibu-
ron, and were most delightfully."- entertained
by Messrs. w. d. and j. I. Kelly, the pop
ular young merchants Of that place.
Mrs. Jordan of the New England Villa in
San Rafael will give a hop to her guests
next Saturday evening in the hall connected
with the hotel
In the telegraph columns will be tidingS
of the wedding OF Miss lula Arguello Of
this city to a gentleman at Washington, ID.
c. The bride. who has relatives in Santa
Clara County, is well-known in this city.
She resided AT 9l2 Bush street.
The Club of the Golden West win give a
social this evening at their nall, 927 Pacific
street.
The Excelsior Club on Monday evening
entertained n large number of friends at
Washington Hall Miss Lima Crews had
arranged an eX client programme.
The ladies of La Volta Society will hold a
reception at their hall in Saratoga Building
this evening.
The ". I. a. C. Social Club gave one of
their charming dances last week. The
young ladies of the club were all attired in
light evening dresses. Refreshments were
served by the President All the members
we're there. together with many invited
friends. They departed. hoping to be present
at many such pleasant affairs again.
The Native Sons of Vermont will hold
their June meeting this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall
The Society of True Friends Banquet.
The Society of True Friends celebrated
the sixth anniversary of its organization by
a banquet given at popular restaurant on
Monday evening last.
The tables were tastefully arranged, and
at 9 o'clock the master of ceremonies, Mr.
". F. NorerOss, with few weli-chosen and
timely remarks gave the order "To fall to,
but not out"
After the many good things provided had
been partaken of the following set pro-
gramme was carried out, much to the enjoy
ment and pleasure of all present: Ten
O'Clock toast Absent Members" L. Z.
sanford; Our President" T. Z. Thley;
our PurpOse-Friend, hip" Judge r. II.
Harry Niemann; Our Society" judge A.
Craig; tTio-Balley, kellogg and Nemann;
remarks, g. II. Merguire; Our President
Elect" l.. Berger; "Wives, Daughters and
Sweethearts." w. H. TOinton.
The set programme concluded volunteer
tdIcut was Cdlltu LOT anu ftSpOnIeG 10 Nv
many present with speeches, music and
songs, and at y o'clock the Anniversary
Song of 1884," words by w. f. Norcr0ss,
was sung, all present joining in the singing.
The following have been elected as Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Louis Berger,
President; John Ii. DOolev, First Vice
President; >. Setig, Second Vice President;
James Mem. Hanna, Secretary; John NJ.
Rademaker, Treasurer; ". F. NorcrosS,
Marshal; W. .. FarnswOrth, First Sergeant
alarms; NJ. Ettliug, Second Sergeant-at-
Arms; John Fernandez, Organist: Directors
Judge a. Craig, L. J. Sanford. G. II.
Mergul1e, Edward Como LEY, j. W. Lem
mon.
The Hussey- Manning wedding.
The marriage of Mr. Patrick J. Hussey,
a special police officer. long and favorably,
known in police and business circles, to Miss
Kittie Manning, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Manning, was celebrated at 80 O'clock
yesterday morning in St Brdyet's
Church, corner of Van Ness avenue
and Broadway. Rev. Father john T.
COttle, rector Of the church. performed
the ceremony, the groom being attended by
Nj John Daley, while Miss Lille Manning.
sister Of the bride, made charming brides
maid.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party repaired 10 the residence of
Mr.. Thomas Manning, father OF the brd e,
1904 LeaVenW0Tth street, where an elegant
wedding breakfast was served to large
company of friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. The health OF the
bride was drunk amid the warm est con-
CALCULATIONS of those present after which
appropriate and happy speeches were made
by number of gentlemen.
Among those pre- sent were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mannin z, Mr. ami Mrs. Bright,
Miss Mamie Man ming, Miss Lille Manning,
Mss Annie Man ming, Mr John Daley. Miss
Mamie HusSey, Mrs. Mary HusseY, mother
OF the bridegroom, Mr.. William Man
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hussey and many
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hus>ey left yes
teTday Tor San Jose and Del Monte, where
the honeymoon viii be spent. L pom their
return, toward the end Of tile month, they
viii take I'D their residence at 1852 Eddy
street, where a house warming Will be ten
ceTed by their relatives and friends.
a great many beautiful and valuable pres
entS were received, atteSting the charming
qualities Of the bride and the popularity OF
the groom.
New Daughters of St. George.
Alexandra Lodge, No. 90, of this order
was most successfully instituted on Monday
evening. June 8th, in Meptic Hall, Union
square Building. with twenty-six charter
m enlbers. The following officers
were duly enstalled for the ensuing term
by the w. d. d. q. p, Mrs. Wilson of Vic
tora Lodge, No 81, of Sacramento:
Dr. Anna Booth, w. P. President; Mrs. S.
Wyatt, W. T.. Mrs. Z. Sawyer, w. V. p.
Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, w. c.; Miss Nj.
Judd. w. f. Secretary; Mrs. c. Williams,
w. T.; Mrs. Eva Humphreys, w. +. Secre-
tary; Miss Annie Clark. w. +. c.; Mrs. +.
Scott, W. Second c.; Mrs. Z. Davies, w. l.
g.; Miss NJ. Patterson, W. .. q.
After the initiation a few appropriate
remarks were made by the w. ID. ID. G. p,
Mrs. Wilson, reviewing the phenomenal sue
cess OF this order in the Easte.h States,
DropheSying that a like success would at
tend the order here in the Golden State, and
earnestly impressing on all the members the
necessity OF constant diligence in the per-
Torrance OF their duties and obligations to
the order. The w F., Mrs. Wyatt, then
presented the lodge with an elegantly Illus
trated Bible, the w. Y. p. with gavels and
the w. Second Conductor with ballOt-bOX
The hall was then thrown open to the in
yited guests, delegation of large number
of members OF Pickwick Lodge, Sons of st.
George, also numerous friends of the mem
beTs and a most enjoyable time was spent
in singing, recitstions and dancing until
midnight, when all adjourned, wishing sue
cess to the new lodge, Alexandra, Daughters
of ST. George.
The G. t. c. Y. Club Sail.
The Gum Tree Canoe Yacht Club held its
regular monthly sail Sunday on the yacht
White Wings. Leaving Jackson-street
Wharf at $50 O'clock, and having good
stiff breeze behind, The party headed for
Fort Point, then to Point Tiburon and
through RaccOon Straits to California City,
which was reached al II 40 O'Clock. when a
bountiful lunch was served Afterward
dancing was kept up till late in the after
noon, when the yacht was headed for the
city.
Society Personals.
Mr. William II. Croker and Mr.. J. W.
Sperry have left for Yosemite and Gala
veras over the new route from Stockton.
Mrs. w. B. Walkup aud. family, of this
city, are the guests of:Mrs. Spencer. Black
burn Gulch.
Mrs. Charles Pease of Elgn, ILL.,, who has
been the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.