The morning call., 1891-07-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Nuptials of Mr. A. J. Carrigan
and Miss L. G. Harris.
a Scotch Society Concert California Lodg
Gathering Club Anniver-
sary Heme Parties.

INVITATIONS nave Deen issued by the San
Francisco and Alameda lodges of the Order
SONS of St. George for banquet to be ten
dered the representatives. to the Grand
Lodge, Pacific Coast Jurisdiction, to be held
this evening at Unon-square Hall; also for
a reception and ball to be held in honor of
the representatives at the sam place on the
following evening.
A brilliant garden party was rendered the
officers of the Charlie ston ON Thursday by
Mrs. II. L. Story of San Diego. One hum
dred and seventy-eight guests were present
The Chsrleston's officers included: Captain
Remy. LieutenantS Patch, Hunker, Burke,
Churchill. Spear, Vogelsang, Jones and
Iig or, Chaplain Thompson, Surgeon Rot
tganGer and Paymaster Goldsb0rough. On
Monday the Charleston officers returned
, the compliment by holding reception on
board.
An enjoyable party was rendered to Mrs.
j. Braunbeck at her residence on Dolores
street last Monday in honor of her birthday
anniversary.
The wedding of Mr. Jules Willard and
Miss Rose Schweitzer will take place to-day
at the Hotel California.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mr.. Louis L. Heling at the residence OF his
parents, 142 Eleventh street, on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. NJ, c. Hast, son of Secretary Hast of
the Bank of California, and Miss Ida Wal
bridge Of Yreka, Siskiyou County, daughter
of Mr. j. NJ. Walbridge of the we'll
known firm OF Vance & WaIbridge.
were united in the holy bands OF matrimony
on Wednesday morning al the residence of
tie brides sister in Oakland. The cere-
mouY was performed by Rev. Father Aksr-
~, rector OF St Johns Church. The bride
and groom have left or Il wedding tour pre-
Eious to their departure for Los PHetUs,
Mexico where the bridegroom is interested
IN extensive mines
Pl@nix Council, No $50 \. /. of H. will
hold its regular monthly social this evening
at Washington Han.
Last Saturday evening a quiet but very
pretty wedding took place at the home Of
the brides parents, Alameda, when Miss
Anna Fingan Crosby daughter of Judge
and Mrs. L. o. Crosby, was united in the
holy bonds Of matrmony to MIR. Louis
Dahl, prosperous merchant of East Oak
land. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. y. I. Perkins.
\ very pleasant surprise party was given
TO Miss Ella Cummings, Miss Maggie Bren-
nan and Miss Lilly Swane previous to their
departure Tor Anderson Springs.
At Salt Lake City on Tuesday afternoon
tea was given by Major Hill for Miss
Decker and Miss Cheeseman OF California.
HE guests were: Mrs. Robertson Miss
McMaster, Mime. Amy, Miss Wallace.
Mayor Scott and Mr. Dean Lyman. SOU
VenIr ian Vas presented to each guest.
The Carrigan- Harris Wedding.
On Monday notable wedding at St
Mays Cathedral, Van Mass avenue, united
MI Andrew J. Carrigan. son of the late
MI. aud Mrs. Andrew Carrigan and a
= nephew Of Mrs. NJ. J. O'ConnOr of San
Rafael to Miss Eliza G. Harris, the lovely
and ae0nur,lisbad a ,uohtar
{. Harris of Oakland.
The ceremony was performed In the hand
somely decorated cathedral by his Grace
fArchbishop Riordan, assisted By Rev. J.
King and Father insolvency of Oakland,
Father SASHA, Sd. and Father Varsi, Sd,
OF st. 1gnatius College. Bishop Healey of
Portland, Me-, a relative of the bride
Father Kirby of st. Mary's Cathedral,
Father Logan Of San Rafael and Father
Heaiy, Sd, of Georgetown, d. c.. who is at
present visiting this Coast a nuptial mass
concluded the Impressive services.
Numerous presents were received by the
happy pair. Sho occupy prominent places
IN social circles.
An elaborate wedding breakfast followed
ana IN the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carrigan
LETT IN their bridal tour.
Inc groom Is highly esteemed member
OF the firm OF Durham, Carrigau & Co. Of
this city.
st. Andrews Society Entertainments.
The monthly social of the St. Andrews
Society was held at Scottish Hail, Larkin
street, last Monday evening An enjoyable
programme was ably rendered by WELL
known artists.
DR.. Il. Z. Cox gave a most interesting
lecture upon Robert Burns. Other par
Iieipants in the programme were: c. C.
NhJtp, Miss Mabel Gregg, Harry Nieman,
Miss Macdonald, Andrew McNair Miss
Pnrdie, David Finuil; humorous songs,
Bauide Bewhunin" and "Tctties an
Herriu' by G. Frazer; song, Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep" w. c. Cook.
AT the close the audience joined in sing
ing Aud Lang Syne' and departed highly
pleased with the evenings entertainment.
The Garfield Lodge Reunion.
Tie members of Garfield Lodge, No. q,
". Il. c., made things very pleasant for
their friends last night at Pioneer Hall
There was dancing, an "old soldiers sup
per- and then more dancing. The gentle
sen IN charge we're Comrades Croll, Sam
lei Cohen and Hilton, while the ladies in
clhded Mrs. Henrietta Struckmeyer Miss
Nellie Lascelle, Mrs. Babhitt. Mrs Ingra-
ham, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Dibblee and Mrs.
Casselmann.
The California Lodge Entertainment.
The members of California Lodge, No.
153, Bay State League, gave their first en-.
their friends in Red Mems Hall, on Pos,
street, last Saturday.
Forty members have Joined since last
month, and Mr.. E. J. Reynolds welcomed
the new members and their friends and
gave brief history of the order and its OBJ
]eetS. Inc attendance was large, the hall
being filed to the extent of its capacity
The charming literary and musical pro
gramine rendered was of a high order OF
n a al fiv,,a l..
all.
The Committee of Arrangement we're Mr..
5, Cohen. MI Amos Currier, Mrs. Sarah
Washburn and Mrs. j. a. Smith.
The Peerless Club Party.
The postponed anniversary party of the
Peerless Club took place last night al
UniOn-SQuare Hail.
good attendance enjoyed dancing till 1
o'clock The main novel feature was the
distribution TO each lady Of copy Of the
Peerless March," especially composed for
and dedicated to the club by Mr.. Thomas
Weston. and played for the first time last
evening by the Park Band.
The grand march was led by Mr. S. II.
Goldstein and Miss Beckie Martin. Follow
ing composed the committees Of this enter
prsing club: Committee of Arrangements
i /. Morris. 4. Levison, S. Harris, J.
Morris, a. Gins burger; floor director IL
klaber. assistant floor director, S. Gold
stein; Floor and Reception Committee
The Peerless"
The La Voltas Club.
At the last meeting held by the La Voltas
the following officers were elected for the
q ensuing term: President, Mr.. John Power
Vice-President, Miss Kittie Greaney; Secre-
tary, Miss Nellie Featherstone; Treasurer.
F. :. Pinkham; Sentinel, J. Gensler
The club gave private masquerade party
and banquet at La Volta Hall, Saratoga
Building, last Friday evening, and 1t proved
tie most enjoyable affair given by this popu-
lar club
The following committees deserve credit
for its success: Committee OF Arrangements
-Messrs. john Power +. J. Murphy, W. o.
Patch. T. HaIlabap, J. Gensler; floor man
a9er Mr.. John Power; Floor Committee
Messrs. E. Doyle, II. Todt. E. Sisbert, F.
Tihkham, w; Patch. 1. Murphy; Reception
Committee. the La Votas