The morning call., 1891-10-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Artistic Luncheon Given by
Miss Maud Morrow.
The Heller Walter Wedding An o. C. F.
Entertaiument-The COronados' Party.
Family Gatherings Personals.

The grand bazaar. in aid of Woodbridge
Presbyterian Church will open at 5 o'clock
this afternoon, at the church parlors, corner
Of Twentieth and Capp streets. The even
ing musical and literary entertainment will
commence at o'clock. The bazaar will be
continued tomorrow and Saturday. from 3
to . and so to 10 80 clock, with an attract
i've programme each evening.
The fifth anniversary of Liberty Post,
No. 133, G. A. X. will be celebrated at
Unicn-square Hall, this evening, with liter
airy exercises and bail.
California Commandery, Loyal Legion. is
arranging to give an excursion from this city
to Mare Island at an early date.
The Thursday Night Reception Club Will
give its first entertainment of the season
this evening at Armory Hall. Pacific avenue.
Justice Circle, No. 104. o. c. F., will give
its FIRST ball under the auspices Of Justice
Cou.t. a. 0. F., this evening at Foresters'
Hall, l02 O'Farrell street.
Court Pride of Golden West, No. 81,
Junior Branch Ancient Order of FoEesters
OF America, will give its third annual ball at
B'nai B'rith Hall this evening.
Ignatian Council, No. 50, \. NJ. l., will
hold a complimentary omen meeting at
Mutual Hall, Shieis Building, this even
ing.
San Francisco Council. No. 7, Y. NJ. L.
will celebrate its eleventh anniversary with
an evening dress reception and ball this
evening al Odd Fellows Hall.
The Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge, No.
90 gave "pcnic party" last evening at
the hall in Odd Fellows Building. Lunch
baskets were distributed during the grand
march, and the couples receiving them
shared their contents at supper. Another
feature OF the evening was the tuS-oI-War
contest. The committee in charge consisted
Of. Mrs (, Jones, Miss A. Hewlett, Mrs.
j. Ii Simpson, Miss Mary Seymour, MI =.
II. Simpson, MI NJ. Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Stephens happily
celebrated their tin wedding at Sequel on
Monday evening.
The ladies OF the Holly Park Church call
attention TO the fact that their New England
dinner tonight viii be served from to
o'clock at their hall, 3406 Mission street.
The price will be only - cents, children
halt-pTice. The congregation is trying to
raise r fund TO procure a lot and build a
church, and all who attend the dinner Will
help N their worthy purpose.
The Morrow Luncheon.
Miss Maud Morrow. daughter of Judge
W. W. Morrow, gave very pleasant
lunch party in honor of Mrs. W. Il. Morrow
tnee Hiuklel OF Petaluma, VINO is residing
iugton aud Leavenworth streets. The
hostess IS one of this seasons drbutantes.
The table decorations we're particularly
elegant the prevailing color-combinatIon Of
pink aud white being conveyed by large
bowl Of La France roses, yelled with
maidenhair ferns, occupying the center OF
the board, amid a sea 81 siiyeTy game. A
delicious menu was enjoyed by the friends,
and an hour or two wa7 afterNard pleas
antly passed in the par0rS.
Pretty souvenirs CT the event we're hand
painted CUPS and saucers, tied TO n cluster
of pink CeCile Bruner roses, aud the whole
attached 10 miniatur gilt easelS by means
Of pink satin ribbon, inscribed 10 gold with
the name Of the guest, Thee original
fayors placed at each cover added much to
the charming appearance of the table.
These present were: Miss Maud Morrow,
Mrs. w. v. MOTrnw, Miss Susie Lyman OF
Washington, d. c.; Miss Ringer, Miss Lot
tie Clarke, Miss Mary Holbrook, Miss
Mamie Kohl Miss Mary Graham. Miss
Mulfcrd, the Misses Whitney, Miss Maud
Younger. Miss Bessie Younger, Miss
Walker, thu Misses Castle. Miss Fanny Dan.
forth, Miss Ransom, the Misses HUFF, Miss
MOllie T0r5erJ, Miss Scott, Mrs. Wood NEE
COndit- Smith.
The Heller Walter Wedding
On Tuesday evening at 100 Van Mes;
avenue there was solemnized the marriage
Of Miss Adele Walter and Mr. Moses Hell
Ter Jr
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. David
\. Walter Of the firm of D. n. and E.
Walter & Co, and is a charming brunette
Of petite form. Her fiance, now her hus-
band, is a member of the firm of NJ. Heller
* Sons, and is a prominent club-man. Both
parties orcupy enyiabe positions in Hebrew
society circles.
The ceremony was quite a family affair.
but naturally was made the occasion OF Il
notable celebration. Elaborate decorations
were employed to give the elegant house an
appropriate bridal garniture, ana masses Of
chrysanthemums and other autumn flowers
had place on every side.
by 80 o'clock the guests were all in read
mess, aud beneath canopy adorned with a
chime of silver bells, the twain were made
man ana wife by the Rev. DIR. Jacob Voor-
sanger ID. Afterward followed eOngrat-
ulations with more than usually recherche
wedding supper and then dancing till
o'clock.
The presents were peculiarly rich in yari-
ely and intrinsic value, aud included sub
stantial check from tho brides father. as
well as another for 81, 900 from Mi. Hernia Il
Walter Of New York, the brides uncle.
The happy pair lett yesterday for the
south, and on their return from their bridal
trip VIII reside at the Palace Hotel until
such time as the residence 70 be built for
AAClu W NLC bADOhA AhtiANl 0AtAAA OS I'm
pleted.
Shenandoah Circle, No. 10. La1ies of the
g. A. r, held a rousing social al Y. NJ. L
Hail. Santa Cruz, on Thursday evening. the
18Th inst. which was largely attended.
Everybody was merry.
a fine programme was rendered. consist
ing of: Piano solo. "Lucrezia Borgia, E"
Miss Anna D. Burke; recitation, Miss
Mabel Lincoln: vocal solo, Mrs. c. II.
Woods; recitation. Miss Lois Nichols !;
piano solo, Miss Bertha Buckley. After
ward cakes, coffee and sandwiches were
b0untifully served.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies of the
g. A. r., held their regular monthly open
meeting at their hall at Dos O'Farrell street
on Monday evening. the Goth inst. The hall
was packed and fine programme was ren-
dered in music, song and recitation, with n
fancy dance by two dainty misses, after
which thu crowd dispersed to the upper hail,
where dancing closed the merry-makjng al a
late hour.
Gettysburg Circle will hold an open meet
ing at their hall, Red Mems Building. on
Saturday night next, and a good time may
be expected.
The Coronado's Party.
The Coronados gave their first anniver-
sary party last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. This is the first time the club has
entertained in so large a building, but the
attendance proved their wisdom.
The stage was prettily decorated with
chrysanthemums, rows of japanese plants
and palm ferns. W0odwardia ferns half
concealed the gallery panels, where many
spectators watched the grand march. Gel
Iarius' Orchestra Officiated, and it was after
midnight when the guests separated. The
twilight schottsche was a successful figure.
The following acted on the committees
Floor Committee. T.. Holden, a. w,
Vokmann, E. t. Klevesahl. w. II. Holden
floor director w. r. Nelson; Reception
COmmttee-W W. DOolittie, II. l. GQertz-
hahn, G. Goertzhain.
Party on Sanchez Street.
A very enjoyable surprise was rendered
to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wetherbee on Tuesday
evening at their residence, 32Ch Sanchez
street.
The evening was passed very pleasantly
in dancing. music and singing. At late
hour all repaired TO the supper-room, where
sumptuous repast was served, we'll sea-
sOned with real mirth, after which the
friends took their departure, having passed
l.ls