The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pleasant Entertainments In and
Out Of Town.
Wadsworth Luncheon in Oakland Ellis
Fraser Wedding-Party on Mission
street-A Masquerade Notes.

Sunday, June 23th.
MI and Mrs II. Scott entertained a num-
Der of friends at their residence, 1905 Bush
street. on Friday, in honor of Mr.. Henry A.
White of Kansas, formerly a school
teacher in Sacramento. a daughter, Mrs.
Maybrick, resides in Piedmont Many of
his old pupils were present, the guests in
Guiding; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. 5. Theller Mrs. Monroe Salisbury,
Mrs. George Childs. Miss Mamie Scott, Rev.
John Harmon, Messrs. c. 2. Robinson, E.
X. Alsip, Isaac p Allen, Rinaldo Living
stone. John B. Weller, Windsor keefer, D.
u. Yost.
A special concert viii be given at San
Rafael Hall. San Ra rael. tomorrow even
M, when the Beasey children, who have
been regarded as musical prodgies, will
delight society with varied selections.
The employees Of SanbOrn, Vail & Co.
held basket picnic at Fairfax Park last
Sunday. The party included about 200 Of
the merieSt picnickerS that ever went out
Of the city. The picnic was success in
every particular, and a mo re well-behaYed
lot OF people never were seen on the
grounds. The Committee of Arrangements,
MtSSrS. a. ". Brown, William Hull, 7.
DOWd, Clark Miner, +. a. Vail. deserve
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was conducted.
An enjoyable musicale was given by Mr.
and Mrs. N. G. FerreT, at their home on
Pine street, complimentary to Mr. f. w.
Sharon and Nj II. JanIn. An interesting
programme of instrumental and vocal music
was rendered by the host and his accom-
pGshed daughters. Among those to meet
MesSrS. Sharon and Janin were: Miss L.
Law Tor, Mr.. Joseph d, Grant, the Misses
Ferrer Dir. i. I. Haggin, Richard Ferrer.
\ social and entertainment viii be given
ty Golden Gate Council, /. Nj. l., No 81,
at B'uaI Birth Hall this evening
The girls OF the Lend Hand Society of
the Holly Park Presbyterian Church viii
give a social and entertainment at 3405 Mis-
sion street on the evening Of June Psi. II
VIII consist 0I Ice-cTeam, Strawberries and
other refreshments ~ connection herewith
All who desire 10 help the girls n their
good work and TO get something good to eat
VIII do well to remember the time and
place and encourage the ladies with their
presence.
The Wadsworth Luncheon in Oakland.
Miss Carrie Wadsworth gave a delight
full luncheon on Friday afternoon at the
residence of her parents, 1917 Alice street,
Oakland. The menu was served at little
tete-a-tete tables, decorated with sweet
peas. Among those present were: Miss
NadswUTtb. Mrs Wadsworth Mrs Bowlas
don, Mrs. StEattOn, Mrs. Babcock. Miss
B-udau, Miss Haght, Miss Weeks. Miss
Dyer, Mrs. Du Val, Mrs. EyertS, Mrs Me-
Near, Miss Oven, Miss Whitney, Miss
BrlcheT. Mrs. Allen, Miss Farrier, Mrs.
Auender, Mrs. Heath, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs.
Gardiner, Miss Brown, Miss Little Miss
BrytOn, Mis-. Robertson.
The EIIis-Fraser Wedding.
The wedding Of Mr. HiIey J. Ellis. pros
porous young merchant Of Port Townsend,
and Miss Jessie G. Fraser. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fraser of $40 Dolores street,
took place on Monday evening last, at the
home Of the brides parents, which was
beautifully decorated, thanks TO the skill Of
Miss Lucy Quinton and Mr.. r. E. Smith.
The ceremony was performed by Rev DR..
~ NJ. Gibson, pastor Of the First United
Presbyterian Church.
The bride looked lovely in white silk and
diamonds, the latter a present from the
groom. Miss May QuintOn Oflcated as
bridesmaid. The groom was attended by
Mr. " alter r. Smith, cousin Of the bride.
Miss Lizzie Fraser and Miss Maggie Smith
sister AMI cousin respectively Of the bride,
looked very pretty IN their capacity Of bridal
attendants. After the ceremony supper
was served to the guests.
The happy couple were the recipients of
handsome presents. They left next morn
Ing for Port Townsend, where they Will
make their home.
birthday Party on Mission Street.
On last Thursday evening very pleas
ant party was given to Mrs. J. a. Gardner,
al J4y7 Mission street.
1t being her birthday, great many Of
her friends filed their baskets with all
kinds Of good things, which they took with
them and presented to the good lady of the
house. Tables were gToaning with the
weight, which was relieved to some extent
by tie company partaking heartily of the
refreshments set before them.
Miss Mason, Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Mckee and
others rendered some choice selections Of
music. The occasion was enjoyed very
much by all
La the following list will be found the
names Of those VINO attended; Mr.. and
Mrs. B0st, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mr. and Mrs
SChmuckert, MT. ana Mrs. BEOe, Mr.. and
Mrs. West Nj and Mrs La Selle, MI and
Mrs. S-aEraye ST, Nj and Mrs. Seagrave
Jr., Mrs Quinn, MrS. NeWbeTt, Mrs. Fer
eu-ou, Mrs. Shone, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. f.
Manchester, Mrs. c. Manchester, Mrs.
Palmer, Mrs. Spense; Mr. Brown. Mr.. A.
{. BOSt; Miss Mason, Miss Mabel Drew,
Miss Edith Drew, Miss Rebecca HOrgan.
Hiss Mary Horgan.
The Bunch of Keys Club.
The Bunch Of Keys Club held its first
social on Thursday evening at its club
rooms, 1910 racine street.
Music and game Of progressive harlequin
were features Of the evening. Supper was
served and each lady received a miniature
bunch Of gold and silver keys embematic Of
the clubs title.
Thuse present Included: Miss COrnne
Cook, Miss Hilda S!esSinger, Miss Helen
Frank, Miss Gertrude SchWeitzer. N IS
Laura Steinman, Miss Gertrude Desdemona
Cutler, Miss Dora Brown, Miss Fannie
$ elmer, Mss Maud HObsOB, Miss Juliet
Emmanuel and Hon. Joseph Steiner,
Messrs. Joseph Emanuel, William Green
wald, Arthur Bonner, Joseph Donaldson,
William Piekerill, Z. Mansfield, Max Her
Z0g, w. Irving jacob, William Z. Lewis,
Max Blum, Arthur WeTtheimeT and Sena-
TOR II. q. W. Dlnkelspiel of Suisun.
The Russell Academy Masquerade.
This academy was the scene Of much fes-
tiyities on last Thursday evening. at an
early hour large number Of maskers assem-
bed at the hall, 1924 Greenwich street, be-
tween Polk and Van Ness avenue.
The costumes were costly and elegant, and
the competition for the first prize was car
lied on with good humor. 1t was finally
awarded to Miss Harradiue and Miss Little
rs The "DarktOwn Couple as the best Sus-
tanned characters Of the evening, and for
tie dlgulhsd manner IN which they sus-
tanned the char CterS. The prize was an ele-
CANT pair OF sleeye-buttOns and searf-pIn.
The music was furnished by the well-kn0wn
professor OF music, Mr. j. Casad, and was
ably rendered.
The following were present: Miss Tabor
and Miss Gallagher, dOminoes; Miss NJ.
Quade, Red Riding Hood; Miss Nellie At
ridge, Evening Star; Miss Annie Rock,
Queen Of Clubs; Miss Jennie C0iwell, fairy
Miss Katie Quill, fairy; Miss Laura Arnold
Sister Of Charity; Mss Tessie Cutter and
Miss Mamie Wentworth, donnOes; Miss
Katie Rock, gypsy; the Misses Meyer,
fairies; the Misses Towes, dominOes; Miss
Nellie Schaap, jockey; Miss Brown, butter
Miss Mamie HasstieT, gypsy girl; Miss Nell
lie McGoyerH, Russian Princess; Miss
Louisa Cutter, domino; Mrs. Mary O'Mally
polka dot: the Misses Belle and Lottie FitZ-
simmons, fairies; Mrs. Russell. Miss Emily