The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Interesting Cluster of Private
Entertainments.
The Salisbury Reception-A Halloween Gath
ering-silver Wedding in Alameda.
Party on Turk Street.

This afternoon Unon-square Hall will
be thrown open to welcome the public. to the
bazaar and entertainment to be given every
day this week there by the ladies of the
: First English Luthe an Church. Different
programmes have been arranged for each
evening, among the prospective partici-
pants Deing Nine. Seminario. Signor Mar
hnez, Mr. \. Landsberger, Miss ;Eveline
Cahin, Mr. F. Victor Austin, Mr.. A. 2.
Black, Miss Rodda, Miss Elizabeth Bart
lett and Miss Alvina Heuer Visitors will
be interested in the booths, which are to
contain desirable articles of various kinds.
Miss Whittemore and Mr.. II. E. Wise will
be married this evening at Grace Church.
a reception will follow the ceremony.
The Calvary Club will entertain the men,
bers of the Pacific Pres byterian Union in
the parloTs of Calvary Church this evening.
Short addresses will be made by prominent
pastors and musical selections by fayorite
local talent. An evening Of rational enjoy
ment is assured.
a very pleasant dinner took place on
Saturday evening last at the Cosmos Club,
In honor of Mr.. Harry Z. Wise, by several
of his most intimate friends. They were
Messrs. 5. +. Tucker, L. D.. Hughes, Herbert
Carolan, j. j. Chapel and ID. b. Bagley.
The wedding of Mr.. w. A. Coulter and
Miss Sadie Hostetter will take place this
evening.
The musical and literary. entertainment
given by tie Children's Progressive Lyceum
(Which meets each Sunday morning al 909k
Market street, on last 5 turday evening
drew good audience 10 that hall, where an
attractive programme was enjoyed by those
present.
The First Troop Cavalry, y, G. c., will
hold their first annual reorganization ball
this evening at. Odd Fellows Hall. Cover
nor Markham and staff will be present dur
ing the evening. -. -
NJ. w.. Muller at his cosy residence in
Fresno last Thursday evening. The invited
were: MeSsrs. I. ID. Parker, Reel b. Terry,
DIR. a. j. Pedar, Major Ben r. Weodworth,
James -Northcraft and Milton Hall of this
city. The gentlemen were invited todispOse
OF five ducks which the gallant captain and
Mi. Parker mad killed the night before.
The Salisbury Reception.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury gave an enjoyable
reception recently to introduce heI niece,
Miss Mercado. pos 49, .
The Salisbury: home at 22O6 California
street was prettily arranged for the occa-
SION Dancing was the chief entertainment
and after an elaborate supper little music
was enjoyed. Mrs. Walter McGayin, Miss
: Bowie and Miss Bessie Wall contributing to
the vocal harmonies. s.; -:
Among those present were:- Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Pafrott. Mr.. and Mrs. W. n:
Croker. Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. s, Tevis. Mr.. aud Mrs. II ugh Tevis.
Mrs J. "A. Robinson. Mrs. j. 0, Reiss, Miss
MercadO Miss Gyin, Miss Salie Maynard,
Miss Ashe, Miss Emeie Hager.. Miss Beth
Sprrry. Miss Scott. Miss Robinson, Miss
Anna Head, Miss Eugene NJ Lane, Miss
Lena Banding. Miss Coleman, Miss Bessie
Bowie, Miss Frfedlander, Miss Morgan, Miss
McMullin, Miss Wall, Miss Moore, Miss
Voorhies, Miss Zane; MessrS. II. G. Platt
S: Boardman, Mr.. MeMulIin, Mr.. Borden,
Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Davidson. Mr.. How
ard; T. C. Ftiedlander. 5. T.. Tucker, c.
MclntOsii, Mr.; Marriott Mr. Zeilin, Mr..
Stephens. Mr. Johnson, 4. H. Small, Mr.
Howard, Mr.. Parsons, Mr.. LOughboroHgh,
Mr.. KEYS, R. P. Ashe,> Mr.. Jones. Z. NJ,
Greenwav, L. kellogg, Lieutenant Carlin,
Mr.. Pringle. Mr.. Judd. Mr. McAfee, A. ST.
j. Bowie, MI. F0lger, E: II. Sheldon. NJ
Cooley Mr.. Hammond, Mr.. Patter. G. c.
.. BOaIdnlan and others. - d:
The Cook AnniveTsary.
A very complete surprise was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cook on Saturday
evening last at:their residence lib Castro
street. the occasion being the twentieth an
niversary Of their marriage. The evening
was spent very agreeably in dancing, music
and playing various games.
a very, beautiful china dinner set was pre-
sented in behalf of the various friends pres
ent with an appropriate address of congrat-
ulatioB,' which was most feeHnglg; responded
- to by Mrs. Cook. An adjournment was
then made:t0 the supper-room, where ample
justice Was done to the abundance of good
things which had been .layishly provided.
At 80 o'clock in the morning all took their
departure, full Of good wishes fofthe happy
pair. =
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Cock, Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Hobbs, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bur-
nap, Mr. and Mrs. Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Il. Mayhem, Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs Maundrall. MIR. and Mrs Solo
mon, Mr. and Mrs, Taylor. MI aud Mrs. Ii.
Duplissey, Mr., and Mrs. D. Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. Weatherbee. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Achilles, Miss Burns, Miss Gwlnn, Miss
Helen Weatherbee, Miss Minnie NJ. Cook,
Miss Kitty Conroy; Messrs. D.. GonreY, I.
erbee. S. Weatherbee, a. Wratherbee, G.
A. Cook, Mr.. Burns and MI. Wall.
Halloween Party on Bartlett Street.
Quite an enjoyable time was had at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Leahy, 800
Bartlett street. on Saturday evening, being
surprise given by the many friends Of the
host and hostess. 49,:
Mrs. Fred Scbussler presided Mt the piano,
assisted by Miss Lizzie Dwyer. Music, sing
ing, games and recitatpns were the order of
the evening. The younger, members of the
party were happily engaged in ducking for
apples, playing snap-drag0n and melting the
key" it being Halloween About midnight
the guests. repaired to the dining room,
which was tasteiully decorated for the oc-
CASTOR by S. Fanattie Tie cuisine was pr e.
sided ever BY Charles Seebnrg Captain
jim Riley acted as master Of ceremonies.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Leahy, MIR. and Mrs II Curran, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Riley. Mt. ami Mrs. Fred
Schussler, Mr., and Mrs. Pinto, Mrs. .eker,
Mrs. ABE Jarrett. Mrs. .E'izi%GilI, Mss
Katie Leaby, Miss Mamie. Leahy. Miss
Alice Leahy, Miss Mamie Curran, Miss
Annie Curran, Miss Annie Gill, Miss Nettie
Carson. Miss. Nellie McLoughlan, Miss
Annie Dwyer, Miss LIZZIE. Dwyer. Miss
Alice ECKER, MesSrs: 7; Mclaughlin, L.
a. Sutherland, D. Williams, "A. Barry. f.
Cohen, Z. Willis. C.. Wilson, f. CUrrsn, Z.
Murphy, d. 0'Brien and Z. DeriRodey.
Wedding Anniversary. =:
Last Thursday evening 7OS. turk street,
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carve,
was the scene of merriment and. rejoicing.
The occasion THAT summoned friends to their
hosptahle heme was hefOurth anniversary
of their wedding. -:
The happy couple was the recipient of
many souvenirs and the house was redolent
with the perfume OF flowers in bouquets and
baskets lett with good wishes Dyloying
friends. RecitatiOns, music; toasts add last
but far from least, handsome banquet
formed the enjoyable features of. the even
ing.
Among the guests the following wero
noted: Professor Muller, who. contributed
some excellent selections on the either; Nh
and Mrs. Rothberg, Master Henry and Miss
Annie Rpthberg. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Parrot,
Mr.. Drubfuss and others. :. - ::
If the congratulations and good wishes
for happy future extended by friends
shall ever fnd. fuliillment their pathway
through life is to be strewn with flowers
without thorn.
Surprise Party at TeutonIa Hall.
surprise party was rendered TO Mrs.
Maggie Foyeby her many friends on 0cto-
ter 3lst at Teutonia Hail. ::
The evening: was pleasantly spent in
music, singing and: dancing. Great credit
is due TO Misses Maggie Calvin and Lottie