The morning call., 1891-05-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
German Artists Organize a New
Bohemian Club.
woOdmen of the World in COuncil-AristC
Club Party-An Institute Entertain
ment- Personal Notes.


Tison and Bryant, this evening
Senator j. p. Jones is making arrange
ments to entertain party of sixteen friends
for a season at Santa Monica. where he has
an attractive seaside co ttage.
The celebration of the twelfth anniyer-
sary of the Order of Chosen Friends will
take place at Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing.
Mr. Charles C. Bruce. with Wright.
Bovine Il Co., a son Of Pilot Commissioner
Bruce and a prominent member of Go lden
Gate ParoT, n. S. q. W., has returned from
bis wedding tour. His bride was Miss 10
sephine 2. Simmons and they were married
quietly on the 5th inst. at the residence Of
the brides patents, S19 Hilbert street, by the
Rev. +. J. Masters. The bride is a very
charming young lady. The happy couple
are residing at NewberrY Station, Berkeley
ORC Elmo ParlOr, No. 9, y. ID. G. W., have
issued invitations to a reception TO be ten
dered their Past President Miss Carrie ROhr-
baeher, at Druid'S Hall next Saturday
evening. The affair, which promises TO be
very pleasant, will be entirely compliment
airy.
The eighth anniversary of Golden Rule
Lodge, No. Goo, X. and J.. of H., Will be
celebrated at Uni0n-Square Hall this even
"Italy," a lecture, illustrated by stereop-
le0l views, VIII De gwen tIIlS tftulu5 ia
Calvary Presbyterian Church.
The annual May festival given by the
young people of Mrs. Ada ClaTke's Acad-
envy. 211 Suffer street, Will take place there
Oh Saturday evening next.
Yosemite Lodge, Knights of Honor, held
q social reunion last evening at 81 O'Farrell
street. The following grand officers were
present: Grand Dictator John w. ROurke,
Grand Assistant Dictator ". w. Wood,
Grand Guide Fred Raabe, Grand Lodge
Finance Committee Philip Prior and
James NJ. Lenhart Deputy Grand DictatOrS
". H. HOlcOmb, W. II. Slower and julius
Meyer. The Dictator and members Of Eagle
Lodge, Knights of Honor, were also visitors
The FL rs viii give their seventh ladies'
social at the a icaZdr IhedteT on Sunday al
teTnoOn next As usual special programme
VIII be presented by special talent MeSSTs.
j. u. Banfeld and Victor K. Uman will
hne offenders in the audience and Miss
Katie Emmett Will Officlate IS Chairwoman.
The annual bali ana supper Of the Young
Ireland Parliamentary Cub, which has al
ways been SO well attended, comes off to-
morrow evening at Union-sQuare Hall and
promises to be very enjoyable.
= New Bohemian Club.
4 representative meeting Of German
artists, Who include some of the most tai
ented Of their profession in this city. was
held on Tuesday evening to organize a club
fer social purposes. While there will be q
delightful air of free and easy BohemianiSm
about the new association, IL may one day
rival in popularity any Of the older estab-
lshed clubs.
The first jinks of the club. which is to be
entitled the Alotria or Liberty Hall, took
place at the new quarters on Stockton
street, near O'FaTTeN, presented by MI.
Joseph kTuft to the members, who have for
q long time been decorating the rooms with
studies Of more than ordinary merit A
magnificent contribution Is Professor Gold
STEMS easel on which appears the repre-
seutatiGn of a monkey holding out a hand
for coins, while the other hand griaGS an
organ, surmounted with the inscription,
in German, art Is Naught Without
Patronage" Messrs. Rupert Schmid, Joseph
and Carl kahleT and Won Perbaut have
also contributed interesting and HerltOrl-
Gus bits" of varied character.
Tie club was fairly launched OD a flowing
tide Of lager and RieSiing, in a somewhat
opaque cloud Of tobacco smoke. as has been
customary among BOhemians since the days
IF tie Institution Of that worldwide order.
Mt. Oscar kunath made little speech, tx
planning that the clubs object would be TO
furnish a gathering place for German artists,
where they could meet and exchange views
as % the best way TO bring the German style
more into favor with their American
friends. 4 speech was made by Dir. Joseph
kahleT, and the rest OF the eve ming was
passed in singing and conversation. Pro-
lessor G0ldstein sang " I'm Diefen Keller"
Mr. Charles Dic6msn played on the either,
and, alter the Baldwin Theater had closed,
the theater orchestra called on the club and
played the " AIiotTia March, composed by
the director Mr. August HinIichs, for the
occasion, besides several of Strauss waltzes.
Among those prominent IN the promising
enterprise are: Professors Frank NJ. Gold
stein, Nj. Ferry and Wilhelm, and MeSsrs.
Carl and Joseph kaher, +. HapperSbeTgeT,
x-nn pnrhgUf Oscar kUu9tl- RUBnrt
Schmld, Charles Deckman, and others.
The Woodmen's Initial Social.
Golden Gate Camp. the first on this Coast
Of the large Eastern order, W0o1men Of the
World, gave its first social last evening.
The camp already numbers some 175 mem
bers and still growing.
A large and enthusiastic audience enjoyed
q choice entertainment, after which there
was dancing.
lie officers Of Golden Gate Camp, No. 81,
are: Omeers-M. T. Mores, V. c.; J. W.
Staneant, W A: W. w. Barrett, w. C.. II.
/. Mills, E. B.; T. O. Gainey. w. E.; l..
Rasmussen. W. W; II. 2. Wynn, w. S. !;
Managers-H BlYth, T. Batielle, ID. Brown.
The AristO Club Party.
On Saturday evening last the monthly
literary and social party Of the AristO Club
took place at the residence Of Mr.. G. Samuel,
on Ellis street.
ing hall were deliberately decorated in red.
white and blue and festooned with flowers
and evergreens.
The following were present: Mr.. G..
Samuel, Miss Daisy Wasserman, Mr.. S.
Samuel, Miss BERTHE Wasserman, Mr.. David
Cullen, Miss Fanny Friedman, Mr.. L. COIN,
Miss Rose Meyer of Sacramento, MI t.
COIN, Miss Charlotte Jewell. Mr.. James
HYland, Miss Sadie Jewell, Mr. 5. Brown.
Miss Minnie HesSeT. Dir. John Burton, Miss
Bella Fisher, Mr. Barnard Jewell, Miss Ella
Friedlander. Mr.. Leon Wolf, Miss Hattie
Holiz, DIT. David Wasserman, Miss Bessie
Savannah, Mr.. Kari Ebers, Miss Julia
Rand, Mrs. Eli Primer, Miss Bella Savan-
nan, Mr. c. Dreyfus, Miss Flora Armor,
Mr. 3. Block, Miss Becky ArmOr, Mr.. T..
Rosenberg. Miss Sadie Savannah. Mr. Il.
Dreyfus. Miss Emma Savannah, Mr. 5.
Savannah, Miss Carrie Cohn, Mr. Louis
Samuel, Miss Dora Coleman, MIR. E. Living
ston, Miss Emma Samuel, Mr.. 3. Brown,
Miss Celia jacobson, hr. NJ. Savannah,
Miss Rose jacobson, Mr.. julius Savannah.
Miss Floss Friedlander
The Y. L. ]. Entertainment.
Young Ladies' Institute No 4 gave a
pleasant entertainment and social with re-
freshments last evening at Cambrian Hall,
which was well attended
The officers Of the institute are: Miss
Ella Hanlon, Miss Mamie Galligan, Miss
Eliza Maloney, Miss Maggie Hettel, Miss
Mary Wall Miss LOttle Duffy, Mrs. j.
Cain, Miss Mamie Connolly. Mrs. H. Ken
nedy. Trustees-Miss Ella Baxter, Mrs.
=. h Nelson, Miss Mary Carss, Mrs. A.
Finnegau, Mrs. j. Flaker.
Following composed the committees in
charge: Committee Of Arrange ments-Miss
Fanny Douglas, Miss Ella Baxter, Mrs. L.
X Nelson, Miss Mary Wall, Miss Mary
Carss, Miss Ella Haulon, Mrs. A. Kennedy,
Hiss Maggie Hettel; floor manager Miss
Ella HaBlon, assisted by Miss Maggie Het-
tel, Mrs. Melton. Miss Rose CrognaB, Miss
Kitty Burns, Miss Mary 0'Neil: Reception
COmmittee-Mrs. A. Kennedy, Mrs. i. h.
Nelson. Miss Annie Harrigan, Miss Mary
FE.H N4rg / 0.Tn Nffza Nov MoIlnuafd