The morning call., 1891-10-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
District No. 2, A. o. U. W., Enter.
tain Their Many Friends.
Society Eotes-A New Social Club Inaugu-
rated-sweet Charity in Oakland-A
Welcome Home-Personals.

Mr.. Frederick B. Raight will take place on
Thursday evening next, the 9Th inst, and
not as previously announced.
The Norlaiue Club will hold their initial
social at Union-square Hall this evening.
Major J. l.. Rathborne give dinner yes
terday to Senator Faulkner of Virginia,
Congressman Bynum of Indiana, Governor
Black of Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Edward
Curtis of this city.
The Ell Campos will hold their weekly
social this evening at Saratoga Hall.
Mr.. William G. Badger, the founder of st.
Adams Church and the Bunker Hill Asso-
citation, celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday
on Friday evening last at his beautiful resi-
deneP, 1921 Sacramento street. Joaquin
Miller recited two original poems. Mr..
Badger formerly lived at Fruitvale.
Have you been to see the kirmess yet?
is the question of the day. Every one ap-
pears to have been or to be about to CO.
The Russian booth entertainment comes off
tonight.
Mr.. Ross Sargent of Bradley, son of the
Hon. b. V. Sargent, was welded Thursday
to Miss Nellie Wade of San Miguel.
The entertainment to have been given on
the 18th inst. at the Bijou Theater for the
Maria Kip Or manage has been indefinitely
postponed. The reason is said to be the
bashfulneSs of some of the Oakland min
StrelS.
The A. o. U. W. Entertainments
Last evening there took place at Odd Eel
lows Hall a meeting of District No. 2. A. o.
U. W. The district comprises tie following
lodges: Golden Gate, NO. s; Valley, No.
Triumph, No. 100; Golden West, No. 284
The large hail was crowded, a consider
able proportion of the attendance being COM
n
orchestra, the following programme was
rendered: introductory, j. f. Meagher, ID.
d. G. NJ; address, E. \. Deuprey, G. NJ.
W.; comic song, r. l. Whelan; solo, PRO
furni Oriental (BellenghD. Mrs. Charles
Parent Jr. skirt Dance" Miss Gertrude
Kirnon; song, Miss kittie Black; recitation,
Miss Eva Bernstein; solo, "Tecca la MOtte'
III Trovatore), Miss Flora Peterman; med
ley overture by Professor ID. Mansfield,
Banjo Club. Hon. Mr.. Deuprey made a
stirring address, which was well received.
Each number was encored. Mr.. Whelan be-
ing Neealled three times. The floor was
afterward cleared for dancing, which en-
gagged the young people until after Il
o'clock.
The presiding officer was J. F. Meagher,
d. D. G. NJ, and the special committees APP
pointed on the enjoyable meeting were CON-
posed as follows: Committee OF Arrange
ments-Golden Gate, No. s. T. J. Parker,
Louis Jacobs, S. j. Levy; Valley, No. 80,
William Roeckner, A. Il. Lyle, j. NJ. Camp !;
Franklin, No. Al. ID. j. ToOhy, j. 7. Dryer,
J. G. Florence; Bay View, No l59, w. j. B.
Warner. NJ. B. Barry, J. Milly; Triumph,
No. $50, #. Foley, John Heeringa, John
Lyons; floor manager, J. G. Florence; Louis
Jacobs, Ii. r. Malatesta, j. Oswald, j. ii.
Cattran, Q. Cummins. E. L. Wemple; Re-
Gel ton COmmittee-T. J. Parker, 5. j. Levy,
W. Roeckner, }. c. Howe, W. j. B. Warner,
d. Sewell, J. Shira.
The Grand Lodge officers are: Frederick
Adams, Past Grand Master Workman !;
Eugene n. Deuprey, Grand Master Work
man; George B. Katzenstein. Grand Fore
man; James Booth, Grand OgerSeer; David
5. HirShberg, Grand Rec rider; james n:
Block, Grand Receiver; I. w. Wells, Grand
Guide; j. B. Wyatt Grand Watchman.
a Coming Oakland Entertainment.
The elegant residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. r.
J. Addison of Oakland will be thrown open
to their many friends on the afternoons of
October 25d and oath. The occasion will be
charity at home" Booths will be erected
in the dining-roOm, library and sitting room,
and will be presided over by many pretty
young ladies from San Francisco as well as
from Oakland. The participants who will
grace the different booths are the following
Miss a. Addison, her cousins, tie Misses
Lloyd, Miss Shepherd, Miss Callish, the
Misses NeyeG, Miss Kahn, Miss Bessie
NewhaIl, Miss Letta Hunt, Miss Thursby
and Miss Dwinelle. The affair promises to
be one of the most entertaining affairs OF the
season.
The Escorts Party.
Another social club has been successfully
launched. Last night the Escorts compris-
ing several energetic young men, gave their
initial hop at Union-square Hail.
The grand march was delayed until $50
o'clock, when over one hundred pairs of
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music of Blum's orchestra. Mr.. Robert P,
Howe led with Miss Reed.
There were no special decorations. but
all the arrangements showed care and a
desire to please Two little boys, precisely
dressed as miniature escorts, gave out the
programmes, while cnlored attendants
waited at the doors. Refreshments were
at hand as desired. LII the elegant pro-
grammeS each dance was linked to the
name of some club, among those thus CON-
plimented being the Del Monies, Smiling
Group, La Voltas, Third Regiment Field
Coronados, Norlaines, Berlins, Owls and
the Clover Club.
The following composed the committees
OF the evening: Executive COMMITTEE.
II. Huntsman (Chairman), X. b. Stevenson,
AL j. Rowe; floor director, Robert p.
Howe; assistant director. j. II. Huntsman.
Reception Comm ttee-The Escorts. Floor
Committee-Charles w. Conger, George Y.
Lero
A Welcome Home.
Professor Carl Rpiter aud wife were vel
coined home last Sunday evening from their
trip through the Eastern States By their
many friends. at their home, G09 Bush street.
A recitation by Mr.. Cannon was we'll ap-
plaLded. Singing. dancing and toasting was
kept up till late hour. Messrs. j. Harris,
Jacob NJ Friedman and Others helped to
entertain the company.
Many toasts were drunk to the health of
their absent friend, Mr.. j. NJ. Cohen, who
is present manager of Newton Beers
dramatic company, at Ysetville, Mexico.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Stewart, wife OF Senator William NJ
Stewart Of Nevada, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Maybelle Stewart, left yes
terday afternoon by the steamer Australia
for tour of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Holman NEE Dubrow)
are visiting here from their home in Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin has returned
to town from Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Vail have come up
from Santa Barbara on two weeks visit
Mr.. A. p. Hotaling has been visiting
Santa Cruz.
Major George 81. Arnold, manager of the
Florence Hotel, San Diego, Is visiting Tor
few days in this city.
Mr.. Charles E. Moody. prominent in
surance man of San Jose, is in town.
Mrs. Harry L. Seagrave and Master Ed
die Seagrave have returned home after
very pleasant visit at Seigler Springs and
Napa Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Thomson are visiting
San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Howard have re-
turned from their visit to Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
p Bowie at San MateO and are settled for
the winter in their residence, 1872 Cough
street.
Mrs. W. P. Harrington and Miss Louise
Harrington have returned from their
northern trip and are now in Colusa.
Colonel Albert Z. Castle contemplates
making an Eastern trip soon.
Miss Alice Decker is now in New York
visiting friends, and is expected to return
here about the middle of November.
Miss Milie Ashe is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase at their
country residence, .Stag's Leap" Napa
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kilgarif are stopping
at the Colonial.
Mr.. Frank S. johnson has arrived in
New York from abroad and is expected
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