The morning call., 1891-10-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Young Ladies' Institute Gives
an Enjoyable Party.
Society and Special Announcements-The Ber-
Inns Banquet-A Fruitvale Reunion.
Home Parties-Notes.


Preparations are virtually concluded for
the musicale to be given this evening at the
handsome residence of Mrs. David BiXler,
corner of Union and Pierce streets, for the
benefit of the Pioneer kindergarten Society
of which Mrs. Bixler is President The
decorators are putting their finishing touches
and all will tonight be entraine for a nota-
bic society gathering.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. MeNutt will give
tea at their residence, 1905 California street.
on Saturday afternoon, November 9TH, in
honor of their daughter, Miss Mary l.. Nc
Mutt, who makes her debut in society on
this occasion.
The marriage of Miss Mae Kennedy.
youngest daughter of Mrs. l.. A. Kennedy
and Mr.. II. l.. Adams, the well-known at
torney, took place last Monday evening at
O'Clock at the residence of the brides
mother, 446 East Twentieth street, East Oak
land.
The second monthly entertainment of the
combined councils of the o. c. f. will take
place at B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
The Comrades will hold their initial hop
at Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening
the 18th prox.
The Entire Eous Cotillon held their
second meeting last evening at Lunt'S Hall
There was a full attendance, and several
pretty figures were danced. The managing
committee consists OF MeSSrs. Frank ii.
Kerrigan, Sanford G. Lewald, E. II. Nit
cbel. E.. Sanford Taylor. L. I. Sterling
Charles W. Spalding and Howard 2. Tay-
l1r Jr.
The Coronadoes will celebrate their first
anniversary this evening at Odd Fellows
Hall.
Two cousins Of Baroness Won Schroeder,
Miss Mcguire and her sister. Miss Olive
Mcguire, have entered the Ursuine Con-
vent at Santa Rosa as postulants
The Epwgrth League of Howard-street
NJ. E. Church will give social Friday even
ing next at o'clock sharp. The programme
is very fine, the talent being among the
most noted in the city. Tickets, including
refreshments, twenty-five cents.
Oriental Rebecca Degree Lodge, No. 80,
Will give picnic party, this evening in
The launch of Miss Halle Floyd's new
steam yacht Whisper. on Clear Lake was
the occasion of much pleasant feStivity.
Captain and Mrs. Golfers youngest daugh-
ter performed the usual ceremony OF break
ing bottle Of champagne over her bows as
the vessel left LakepOrt for Floyd's wharf.
Among those on board at the trial trip were:
Professor William I. Welcker, Judge James
f. Boyd and Mr. H. Z. Mathews. executors
Of the Floyd estate; Robert Forsyth, Mr.
James Craig. Captain Collier. wife and
daughter, Page Collier, Mrs. Judge. Hast
ings, Captain c. c. McMahan and wife,
and Mrs. Ed Crawford.
A New England dinner will be given BY
the ladies of the Holly Park Church at 340j
Mission st rect, near 'rhirtieth, tomorrow
evening. A large number of hOusehoders
in the Mission will be glad to avail them
selves OF 1his opportunity to dine out"
with their families.
a FruitvaIe Surprise.
A surprise birthday bOuse-warming was
extended TO Mrs. Y. E. Morse at her Fruit
vale mansion last Thursday.
The cere monies opened with a serenade,
followed by literary and musical pro-
gramme, participated in by Messrs. DR.. L.
". Pratt, George Childs. Thomas Carroll.
Fred Stryknr Dr. F. L. Pratt, Mir. Howe
and Miss Nellie Maitland. Miss Lou Matt
land, Miss Lou Childs and Miss Mabelle
Morse. Dancing ard refreshments con-
Guided a thoroughly enjoyable evening.
There were present: Mr. and NJ rs.
Stephen Morse, Mrs. George Childs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornwall. MI and Mrs. Z. L. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, Mr..
Fred Stryker, DR.. Edward Pratt, Mr.. Ed
ward Cutting, Mrs, r. Is. Byrne, Mrs.
White, Mrs. Nye, Mrs. Cutting, Mrs. Car
roll, Miss Belle Whyte, Miss Alice Corn
wall, Miss Nellie Maitland, Miss Lou
Childs and Miss Mabele Morse.
The Young Ladies' Institute Party.
a particularly enjoyable party was given
last evening at odd Fellows Hall by
Young Ladies Institute No. TO celebrate
its third anniversary.
Special features were the number of
pretty members present. the handsome
badge worn by The committees. all in ele-
CANT light toilets, and the picturesque fig
ures Of the grand march, which was led by
Miss Carrie Gallagher. the President, and
her brother. The figures were directed by
Mr.. George F. Shaw. The Third Regi-
ment Band oifcated.
Grand President Miss Mamie Sweeney
was the special guest Of the evening. As
the grand march came in at the main en-
trauce programmes were given out by Miss
Mary L. German, the YIce-President, who
looked lovely in heliouOpe, and Miss Mary
Clausey the Marshal The dance continued
till / o'clock.
The following served on the responsible
Committees; Committee of Arrangement
Miss Julia Dulleghan chairman, Miss
Mary Burke, Miss Sarah Callahan, Miss
Kate Foley, Miss Lizzie McCaughey; Re-
CeptiOn COmmittee-Mss Maggie Mulin,
Miss Mary Donovan, Miss Mary Callahan,
Miss Sadie Kenny, Miss Kittie Murray,
Miss Mamie McQuade, Mrs. NJ. Mclaughlin,
Miss Kitty Burke; floor director, George +.
Schawz assistant directors-Miss May
Clausey, Miss Mary L. German; Floor
Commiltee-W j. Hawkins. NJ. d., Frank
Monynihan, William VIM, William Foley,
Bernard Hill, Thomas Mullin, }. NJ Warren.
The Arion Club.
The first grand public concert OF the
AriOn Verein will take place on Saturday
evening next at Odd Fellows Hall.
This society has its own splendid hall and
Club-IOOms at A Pine street where large
number of club and passive members gather
every month TO listen TO the latest achieve
ment5 Of the active members of the So
ciety. These are divided into three sec
tions-adles choir. male choir and full
0rchestra-all under the able leadership of
Professor Herman HolZhauer.
For this occasion, so as to be able to ac-
commodate their many friends, they have
engaged the above halt, and have already
Issued invitations accordingly. The concert
will commence at s 80 o'clock precisely, and
is to be followed by grand ball.
Lovers of music and German lore will find
that treats ia store for them by CHANGING at
the folio wing programme: Overture, "Stra-
della" (E'lOtow), Ari0n Orchestra: Jock
of nazedean" (Sturm), spin, Spin" (Iiugo
Jungsp, Arion Choir; soprano solo, recita-
tive from ''Stradelia' (FlOtow), Nine. 1da
de Senlinario; prelude, Carmen (Bizet
Arion Orchestra The Bells" (ochiller) by
the full AriOn Errein.
San Jose Guests Entertained.
The Misses Helen and Alice Mulveuua of
San Jose, who have been the guests of Mr.
p. Mulraney of Tomales. have returned
home. During their visit here the young
ladies were the recipients Of much attention.
On the day previous to their departure
Mr.. Mulraney gave delightful yachting
party and IN the evening a hop, all the par
licipaHts enjoying u delightful evening
Those present were: Dir. Z. Mulvaney,
the Misses Helen and Alice Mulrenua, Mr..
and Mrs. &. T. THOMPSON, the Misses Mollie
and Fannie Griffin. Miss Carrie Thompson;
Me5srs. James l.. Griffin, w. II. Vaughn,
James KinslOw OF Santa Rosa, G. j. Flynn,
VIII and James Irwin.
Domino Party on Hermann Street.
A very ENJOYABLE DOMINO surprise party