The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Announcement of Several Private
Entertainments.
The Bert Chalmers Wedding-A Military Ball.
The Kennerson-Hutchins Marriage.
Parties Personals.


deuce some years ago netted nearly Si50O-a
bright precedent for the coming concert
Lincoln Relief Corps, w. r. c., will open
it's three days lunch to-day, at Irving Hall
for the benefit of its Charity Fund Hot
lunches at low cost, between II and2 O'CLOCK
entertainment and dancing each evening
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke has issued cards
for a reception to take place on Saturday.
October 18th, from 1 to Z o'clock, at her
residence. 2Il9 California street. The re-
ception is given in honor OF Miss Lyman,
sister of Lieutenant Charles G. Lyman,
WHO married Miss Edith Clarke about
wear ago. who is here on visit to her
mother, Mrs, Clarke.
The foTty-eighth anniversary Of the |. o.
B. 3. VIII take place AT B'nai Birth Hall
thus evening
Mr.. H. J. Williams presided last evening
at Gambrian Hall, where the ladies Of the
Welsh Presbyterian Church gave an enjoy
able ice-cream social. Among those who
assisted in entertaining the guests were:
Miss Annie Jones, Mr.. Davies, MIR. Hughes,
the Misses Belle and Ida Pierce, Mr.. q. ..
Jones. the Misses Nellie and Jessie Arm
strong Miss Bessie Owen. Mr.. ID. Lewis.
Miss Nolan, Mr.. J. L. Jones, MIR. Grant
Mr. F. Watts and the ladies Of the church.
Social Council, No. 10, o. c. F., will hold
a reunion and banquet this evening in
honor Of Vice-Supreme Brother Arnold.
Among those who were pleasantly enter
taiued recently at the residence OF Dr. and
Mrs William J. Younger, on California
street, were: Mrs. Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. DOwney Harvey, Dr.. and Mrs. Breche-
min, Miss Smith. Miss Younger, Miss b.
Younger; Messrs. Donald de V. Graham,
T. D. Redding, DR.. George Redding, C. ID.
O'Suliiyau, J. b. kaudol and Mr.. BeeL
The hrst annual party of Unity Rebekah
Degree Lodge. No. l6l. l. D .. f.. will take
place in Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
At regular meeting Of the Racquet Club
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: c. II. Cavanagh, President;
I J. kearny, Vice-President; J. 5. Suli-
van, Treasurer; f. j. Mitchell, Recording
Secretary; D. J. Wren, Financial Secretary;
j. J. sullivan, Marshal.
The Alden Club will give a musicale at
UniOn-sQuaTe Hall this evening. The club
viii lie assisted b. some talented ladies'.
ORC Emo Parlor, No. 9 y. d. G. w, en-
trr,ained fair audience last nightat irving
Hall with a varied programme and dance.
One Of the features Of the evening was a
Spanish bOlerO danced by SIX young ladies'.
Miss Emma DtlIwig presided With her usual
grace and was assisted by corps Of bright
sisters in conducting the enjoyable affair.
This evening from 10 II clock the
pictures Tor the Mary's Help G llery will
be opened to frs; view" at Cos UFarrell
street.
This afternoon the Children's Matinee,
given by the Onward Club of the First Uni
parlors on Geary and Franklin streets. The
entertainment will consist Of dramatic re-
Citals by Miss ida Bentley.
The Bert-ChaImers Wedding.
Yesterday, shortly after high noon, Rev.
-Br Mackenzie Of the First Presbyterian
Church performed the ceremony which
united in marriage Hon. Eugene F. Bert,
the law partner Of Mr.. J. Y. t. Wilson in
the finn Of Wilson q Bert. and Miss Mamie
Chalmers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Chalmers, formerly of Santa Cruz. The
scene was the residence of The brides pa
rents, 81 Thirteenth street
II was a quiet family wedding, made
pretty with an abundance Of tastefuily ar
ranged flowers and memorable by the pres
ence and congratula tons Of a few warm
friends. Invitations Lad been limited al
most to relatives although a large number
OF handsome presents testified TO tile wide
esteem in which the happy pair are held.
The brides sister, Miss Flora Chalmers,
was the charming maid Of honor, and Mr..
Fred W Bert JT, the gr0Om'S brother,
acted as best man. Among the forty
friends present was Hon. ii. NJ. Estee and
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. E. Wilson.
Congratulations succeeded the ceremony
and healths were quatfed in bumpers at the
bridal breakfast, eloquence and wit flowing
aplce.
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Bert left to
from their wedding trip they will take up
their residence at 1913 Twelfth street.
The Field Music Party.
Over 200 couples lparticipated,in the grand
march last evening at Odd Fellows Han,
where the Field Music Of the Third Infan-
try Regiment, \. g. c., held their second
anniversary ball Nearly all the officers of
the regiment were present, Captain Sulli-
van and Lieutenant Ozias being among the
early arrivals.
The decorations Of the hall were more
elaborate than at the corps first ball. Spe-
cially we're the stacks of arms, drums and
hugles admired on the stage among a
mass of exotics and against a background
of national colurs. Streamers, banners and
draDeries futtered on all sides. Mr.. j. II.
Reilly led the march with Miss Quinn, and
the Park Band OffiCiated until l o'clock.
Elegant programmes were distributed to
the guests.
Following composed the committees: Ar
ranEements-J. +. Cunningham Chairman.
J. L. Glennon, H. Hollings, c. R Smith, c.
J.. O'Donnel; RecepuSp-L- A. Larsen,
Robert Carlson, J. Begdglln. Robert Best,
j. :. Black, I. ". Kelly, R. A. LUCKNOW;
floor director, II. HOllings; Floor Commit
tee. j. Brougham, &. h, Fleming, A. \.
Roebke. I. j. QuInlan, William COrbett,
Charles shea, I. (. Paul.
The HENDERSON Hutchins Wedding.
place last Wednesday evening at Trinity
Church, when Miss Lesta Hutchins,
daughter Of J. 4. Hutchins, a well-known
cotton manufacturer Of WOOnsocket, r l.,
was married to Mr.. Homer Z. HENDERSON of
this city. The bride, who is a beautiful
brunette and highly accomplished young
lady, was attired in cream silk with lace,
and wore diamond ornaments and carried
bouquet Of white roses.
Miss Marguerite Wilson, daughter Of the
late Major Wilson, acted as bridesmaid and
carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mr..
Samuel Burton Of Lebanon, n. H., Off
Ciated as best man.
Many beautiful and costly gifts were re-
ceved including a silver service from the
brides father, dinner set from the best
man and silver set from the bridesmaid.
: The happy couple will reside on Suffer
street.
a Clubs Compliment.
The Original Pastimes rendered a surprise
party 10 their retiring President, Mr. Louis
Litticken. last Saturday evening at his par
ents' home on Larkin street.
The house was tastefully decorated for
the occasion. Singing, dancing and games
were INDUCED in. and shortly after midnight
the guests adjourned to the dining-room,
where a bounteous repast was spread.
Dancing was afterward resumed to the mu-
sic furnished by Bowers Band, and contin-
ued until daylight.
The singing of Miss Minnie Beckett and
Mr.. Edward Conveys inprOmptu speech
were among the most conspicuous features
Of the evening.
Among those present were: Miss Minnie
Beckett, Miss Lizzie Lennon, Miss Sophie
Olsen, Miss Ella Winters, Miss Ethel Charl-
ton. Miss Maggie Landers, Miss Mollie Dor
sry, Miss May Bassini, Miss Maggie Nc
earthly Miss Annie Landers, Miss Carrie
Maiers, Miss Ada Flynn. Miss Ktttie Nc
Carthy, Miss Emma Frey. Miss Minnie Will
Jams, Miss Ella Barnes, Miss 1. ThrOn, Miss
Emma Williams, Miss NJ. Barnes. Miss Kate
Connolly. Miss Annie Hoffman, Miss
Linda Litticken, Miss Annie Norton. Miss
Maggie 0COnnOr Miss Kittie Molloy, Miss
Julie Lennon, Miss Bessie BRAY, Miss Lulu
Klein, Mr.. and Mrs T. Litticken, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Thron; Messrs. L. L. Litticken, a.
Manning, II. Foster Ewing Bowers, Edward
Convey. Charles Muller, Herbert Lewis,
John Convey, Robert FOrsythe, William
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