The morning call., 1891-06-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Closing Entertainment Of the
CalliOpean Society.
A Pretty Scotch Wedding Party on Mariposa
Street-A Sail to sobrante-Eetes
and Personal lettings.

EThe commencement exercises of the In
Stitution for Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Berke-
ley will take place there this afternoon.
Hon. George T. Bromley will probably
lend his Oratorical talents TO the Fourth OF
July at Pescadero.
a special complimentary concert will be
rendered to Niue. Iuez Fabbri this evening
at Irving Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harvey celebrated
their golden wedding on Monday last at the
residence of their daughter, Mrs. j. d.
Evans, us LeaVenwOTth street.
The Mcleod Monro Wedding.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Mcleod. 513 Guerrero street, was the scene
Of a very pretty event last Tuesday evening,
the occasion being the marriage of their
eldest daughter, Miss George, to Mr..
Robert Mckenzie Monro of Victoria, British
Columbia. The spacious parlors dining
room and Railways were artistically dec
GRATED. In addition there were present six
of the members of the Caledonian Club
dressed in full Highland costume, the
cOlors of which blended beautifully with
the surroundings.
At precisely S 80 o'clock the bridal party
entered and took their stand between the
two large, double front windows. First
came the groom, Mr. Robert Nj. MOnrO, at
tended by his best man, Mr.. George Perdue;
then entered the bride. who was given away
by her father, followed by the bridesmaid,
Miss Katie Mcleod, attended by Miss
Welch ard the brides mother, Mrs. Angus
Mcleod, and Major Thomas McGregOr Of
Fort Bowie, ATlZ The Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson
of the First United Presbyterian Church
Officiated, and after the ceremony cOngratu-
latiOns were shOWtred upon the newly
welded couple, after which the bridal party
followed BY the host and hostess and in
vted guests, headed by Mr.. Tivendale, the
celebrated Scottish piper, playing the High
land wedding march on the hag-p pipes,
marched to the dining-rOoE, where an
elegant supper was served, and for over
three hours toaStS were the order Of the
evening. Soon after the bride aud groom
departed, amid a storm of rice and other
missiles, for their future home in Victoria.
British Columbia.
A large table in the front room on the sec
Ond floor was grooming under its heavy load
Of valuable presents, consisting Of solid
silver, china and glassware OF every dcscrip-
ton, and other magnificent presents too
numerous to mention.
4 he following were the invited guests:
Major Thomas McGTegor of Fort Bowie,
ARR. Mr. and Mrs. James Scobie, Mr.. and
Mrs. W Z. Burnett Mr.. and Mrs. d. a.
Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs Colin NJ. Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. John BeatOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus Btaton Mr.. and Mrs James TORY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
r. MeNeill, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cratic,
Mr., and Mrs. Angus Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Beat0n, Mr.. ami Mrs. James A. Mckay, Mr.
and MIS- D. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs X. Mum,
Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Butner, Miss Lulu Mcleod,
Iii aI IL Ill a
Miss Maggie Mcleod, Miss GeneVeve Nc
Neill, Miss Nellie WEIGH, Miss J. Chesney,
Miss Mamie We!ch, Mtssrs. l. Il. 5. Tiven-
dale, John Small, CHRISTOPHER Chisholm
Angus Mcleod of San Diego, Duncan Nc
Le0d, John ) Macintosh, ID. McIntOsh Me
kenZie. John Campbell, James Miller, Neil
McLennan, John McLennan. George Per
due, Duncan q. Chisholm, Daniel Mckay.
Farewell Reception.
The friends of Mr.. 4. c. Ballingall ten
dered a reception to wish him bon voyage
on the eve of his departure for Bonnie
Scotland" at the residence Of Mr.. George
Pardie, 1915 Mariposa street. The evening
was spent very pleasantly in singing aud
dancing, and at 10 o'clock the company sat
down TO supper. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert George, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Campbell, Mt and Mrs. John Nc
Laren, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Anderson, Mir.
and Mrs. c. Rydd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Purdie, Mrs. Hack,
May5erTy, Miss Cora Willer, Miss M.
Stuart, Miss Ada Cousin, Miss Z. Moore,
Miss May Purdie, Miss Lula Purdie Mr..
A. c. Ballingall, Dr.. L. L. Kelly; MessrS.
George 81. J. Bremuer. Mr.. B,xby, G. c.
Whyte, Robin Slack. }. {. McEwen, John,
Charles and George PuTdie.
The CaliiOpean Entertainment.
The CalliOpean Musical and Literary So
clety gave its mouthly entertainment and
dance last Friday evening at Lunts Hall
before large audience. The numbers on
the programme were creditably rendered,
aud received merited applause.
The society has declared vacation of
three months. and in Sc TENDER will begin
its fall season. The management of the
CalIiOFean is entitled TO credit for the sue
cess the society is making before the
public.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture, MeudelsSOhn Orchestra; vocal
solo. Mr.. T. j. McCreagh; recitation, Mr..
4. \. Tucker; musical selections, MeSsrs.
Walsh brothers; intermissOn; selection,
Calliopean Orchestra; recitation, Miss Til
lie Savannah vocal solo, Miss f. Shattuck;
recitation, Miss Julia Miles; either solo, Mr..
Sam 5. Peek.
The officers are: Mr.. w. J. Jory, Pres-
dent; Miss L. j. Jacobs, Vice President;
Mr.. {. Kinds, Second Nice-P President: Miss
Lillian II. Jory, Secretary; Mr.. William l..
Blake, Financial Secretary; Mr.. John 4.
Moore, Treasurer; Executive Committee
Captain A. j. ItSell, Nine. de Derky. DR.. A.
a. Gilmour, Miss Josephine COIN, Miss
GeItie Burns, Mr.. e. A. DCnaho0.
a Sail to Sobrante.
party of friends. consisting of Captain
A. Francovich, Messrs. Emile de Bernardo.
August KiSeiiz, Gaspar Paritza, De Witt w.
Poll and J. Ii. Williams left the city on
Saturday evening, the 30th ult., on the fish
Ing boat Mary DrObaZ, in charge of Captain
a. FrancOYich. After sailing around the
bay they went up to SObrante, where they
were entertained by MeSsrS. Stephen Hug
Itch, JOnn Miocesrlch, AntOne PetriZ John
Burnas, Glana Cesare, SilVestr0 Pinaglia,
r. j. Sweeney, Antoine Baecalino. La the
morning they had a clam-bake, barbecue
and native wines for breakfast, after which
they took stroll around the country, until
time for the return to San Francisco.
Society Personals.
Mrs. a. Chabot and Miss Chabot of Oak
land are sOjourning at Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames have removed
to the Hotel Richelieu.
MI. and Mrs. Jerome A. Fillmore, Mr..
and Mrs. John l. SaOin, Miss Sabin and
Mrs. George Croker returned on Sunday
from prolonged trip in the East
Dr. and Mrs. E. s. BreyfOgle have re-
turned from Del Monte.
Dr. and Mrs George J. Bucknall, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. JaTdine and Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Mcguire have been visiting Sena-
tor and Mrs. Stanford at PalO Alto.
Mrs l.. L. Keogh and her three daughters
of 1882 Pine street are spending few weeks
on their ranch In Souoma County.
Mrs. John Vance Cheney and the Misses
Cheney are at Skaggs Springs
Miss Eva WithrOw is sojOurning at Pes
caderO.
Mt and Mrs. Robert Gardiner (nee Ros-
borough will chaperone party 10 Mark
West Springs shortly.
Sheriff Laumeistor has returned from
pleasant trip North.