The morning call., 1891-05-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
May Entertainment of the West
ern Addition Club.
The Berger Thsater Party = House W arming
on Powell Street-A Wooden Wedding.
Announcements Notes.

of California is to be held this evening, the 21st
inst, at the residence OF Mrs. S. Gertrude
Smythe, corner OF San Pablo and Park avenues,
Oakland. All graduates and students OF Oberin
and all who have any special interest in Oberlin
are cordially invited TO be present.
Among those present at he De Russy- Requa
pOst-nuptial reception on Tuesday at Highland
Park were: Colonel and Mrs. Shafter, General
Green, Colonel MOale, Colonel BeauiOrd. Major
Hunter and the Requa families OF Piedmont and
Highland Park. The bride and groom have left for
Sacketts Harbor, n. Y, where the Colonel Will
assume The command of his regiment.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hicks
(nee Chllds) OF Los Angeles has been frightened
by the presence Of a daughter.
The most prominent wedding that ever took
place III Ensenada occurred Thursday evening of
last week at he residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
bersielu. The contracting parties were Judge
Pedro RendOn and Miss Maria RiverOll. MANY
valuable gifts were received, prominent among
them being silver and gold lined tea set from
Governor and Mis-. Torres. gold and silver indi-
vidual salt-cellars from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NoIdhOh. and many other presents.
The lremonts Will give bOnbOn party this
evening al their hall on Folsom street.
recital VIII be given at Elite Hall, Oakland,
next Saturday evening, by Mrs. Alsta Shed
FabIOla Hospital A feature will be Tie singing
OF the ehOIiser boys OF 81. Johns Church, whose
selections were so much enjoyed at the cushion
this city.
Mr. Charles Morren. assisted by special talent.
gave banjo concert last evening at Irving Hall
Mrs John Vance Cheney has issued invitations
for piauofOfte recital, 10 be given at 1915 SUIT
ter street on Saturday evening next The pro.
gramme OF instrumental music will be varied by
vocal numbers, to be rendered by Miss Lena
Carroll, Messrs. w. Wood, w. L. Stevens aud h.
Melvin.
Bay City Circle, No. IL. C. o. F. of A, gave an
enloyable banquet party last evening at Union
square Hall.
Invitations have been issued by St. Joseph's
AS. mby, No. 3, Y. NJ. G. o., for their second
anniversary ball, 10 take place at Dad Fellows
Hall this evening
The Berger Theater Party.
Mrs. aud Miss Berger OF $50 Guerrero street
gave delightful theater party Oh tuesday even
ing, the 9Ih inst. The guests were invited TO
see the performance OF "Men and Women" al
the Baldwin TheateT, where they were met by
Mrs. Berger and Mrs. BoySOn and assigned TO
their seats, the two trout rows OF the dress
circle having been reserved for the party
Alter The performance They were driven to $50
Gueuero street, where they were welcomed by
Miss Helene Berger anG Miss Geuevieye Nee
ana Immediately sat down to a most delicious
supper, where they spent some time, one feature
OF which was 10 bid "good-by" and ''bon yoy
age" To Miss Maud Smith, who left for Europe
the next day with Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller
The guests were: Mrs. and Miss Berger. Mrs.
James Nee, Miss Geneyeve Nee Mrs. George
Knox, Miss Edith Knox, Miss Carrie Knox Miss
Maud Smith, Dr. and Mrs. j. Thomas BUysOn,
Mr j. W. Twiggs, DIR. William Martin, L. S. NJ,
DR.. de MeTYell and Colonel Perrie Kewep.
Western Addition Club Entertainment.
select audience enjoyed the entertainment
provided by the Yves ern Addition Literary aud
Social Club last evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
After an overture by Brandrs Orchestra and
two ably rendered selections on the violin By
Mr. Edward Lada, Miss Nan Place repeated her
recitation OF the Book Canvasser' with even
greater success than on former occasion. II
was followed by two choice selections on the
lutte by Professor Samuel Adelstein and that by
TWO songs by Miss Roma, sung with that young
lady'S accustomed finish
The come delta, "NOn by a Mummy" fol-
lowed With The following cast: Archie ShRltOn,
an lmpecunious reporter, Mr.. viii G. Meagher;
Joseph Fiyter WITH a craze for antiquities. Mr..
Cyril Young Sir Arthur Paget, Fellow OF the
Antiquarian Society, England, Mr.. o. w. Jack
son; Ethel Leslie, Gertrude Leslie (Flyter's
neces) Miss Louise COsgrO aud Miss Bessie
Owens. Written specially for Mr. Meagher by
MeSsrs. o. W. jackson aud Cyril Young, both OF
whom took part IN lis presentation. the little
piece went" capitally ana should encourage the
young playWrights 10 more ambitious flights.
Every one laughed heartily al Mr.. MeaRher's
mummy and Miss COsgrO'was chaTmingly natural
as ever Miss Owens had little 10 DO. Tile Two
authors fully rose 10 the occasion.
Dancing was afJerward enjoyed under the fol.
lowing direction: floor manager, Z. l.. MARBLE;
COmmittce-W. q. Fonda, q. T.. Cameron ID.
OCaIaghan, \. L. Paddock.
On Saturday, evening Dr. Charles NJ. Enright
was honored by a visit from a large number of
his friends who gathered at his new quarters,
113 Powell street, 10 give them " warming"
Dir. Enrght is one of the most popular young
men in San Francisco, and has been associated
with HE late DR.. James Murphy for the past nine
years.
The scene was tastefully arranged with flow
ers, aud an extremity enjoyable evening was
spent. The entertainment included singing aud
iustTumen tai music. An elaborate supper was
served al midnight and the success OF the host
was wished In bumpers OF sparkling champagne.
Those present were: DR.. Robert T. Williams,
Dr.. Charles Kuss, Dr. Jerome a. Hughes, Messrs.
Thomas Jennings Jr.. Louis a. SOuc. George
jennings, Paul f. Kingston, Max ShrDser.
Thomas ". Bethel, Merton c. Alien, John
Nagle, II. Filter, Frank Merrihed Hor-
ace II. Egb .rt, 2. McDonough, w. r.
Douglass, William Doliing;i Cl,Tenee Gray,
A. Gallwey, ID. Hannah, {. L. TrlpDlett, Theo-
dor Fulton Jr., Tom Cummings, Dr. Fred y ul-
leT, L. j. Thevenet A. ID. BallauJlne. n. j. Pbe-
lau, X. II. Shea, John b. Charleston, w. b. COT
fey, q. Z. Zeyn, T. H. Turner, j. NJ. Blackburn,
Dr. Charles NJ. Enright DIR. Moss Bowers, A.
Allen, Walter j. Stone, Thomas p. Groom, Dr.. A.
A. d'Ancona, 4. ". Lawrence, +. Is. Duflield,
DR.. A p. O. Bren, DR.. John Gawey, W. Ii. Ca
gan, +. P. Caiundan, James Meloney, Dr. w. l..
Berry, Frank 5. Kelly, f. f. Bert, f. q. Hume,
Harry Ward, J. NJ Ward, U. q. Frederick, Rob-
EFT Ninkieman, John Mclaughlin, Charles Phil
lips, Frank }. Stone. DR.. Washington Aver.
Wooden Wedding on Eighteenth street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tegeer enjOyably celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their wedding recently at
their residence, 715 Eighteenth street.
Those present we're: Mr. and Mrs. Tegeler,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Schroeder, Mr.. and Mrs. HOLDEN
stroll, Mr. and Mrs. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs. Harm,
Mr.. and MIS- +. WuiZen, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Wu-
zen, Mr.. d. II. WulZen, Mrs. q. Bening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Barner, Mr. and Mrs.
IaIg M nd Ire Gnh and
Kahn, Miss Ii. Bening, Miss WllkeBs, Miss Bar
DeT. Miss I. Bone, Miss q. Schroeder, Miss II.
Schroeder, Miss u. Schroeder, Miss Z. Benng
Miss L. Harm. Miss r. Harm, Miss Il. Hesel.
Messrs. A. Muller, q. Bening. MI. Granemann,
Mr.. Babn, L. Banner, ID. WulZen, G.. Harm Ii.
Schroeder, w. Bone, f. kaufman, A. Schroeder.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tubbs are entertaining
Mr.. A. G. Bingham OF MarysvilIe at their coun-
try residence near Cast0gs.
Mrs Ben Ali Haggin aud children, who have
been the guests of Mrs. J. B. HaggIn for tile past
month al Santa Barbara, will sail for Europe on
the 9th OF this month.
General and Mrs. Samuel Backus have been
visiting Santa Barbara
Mrs. Remey, wife OF Captain Remey OF the
Charleston, Will soon leave Washington with her
young family Tor her summer home IN Northern
New York
Mrs. Justice T. b. Mcfarland and daughter
Jennie are visiting Mrs. McFarland's niece, Mrs.
j. FRANK Ildfk OF OdCTdHeDlO.
MIS- Henry I. Scott will shortly leave for Eu-
rope
Captain Watson of Mare Island has been en-
PERTAINING Judge J. r. Thornton al this city at
his residence In Mare Island.
Miss Laura McKinstry, daughter OF Judge
MeKinstry, leaves the end OF the month for a
years visit abroad.
Mrs. Walker, formerly Mrs. DR.. Ruth, OF Oak
lana and family are now visiting al the Caliior-
MIA Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p. Bowie are making a So
jOurn al Paraiso Springs.
Mrs. c. I. Fay ana Mrs. William Boerlcke aud
family returned 10 this city yesterday alter
spending the winter at Santa Barbara.
Mrs. W. 4. GOad and Miss Aileen GOad re.
turned on Sunday from a visit TO COlusa.
VETERANS CORPS.