The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Eighteenth Anniversary of the
Knights of Honor.
The Pohli-Jacoby Wedding Holiday Life in
Camp-Other Marriages Lodge So
cials-Personal Notes.

tOulDdlneuL al odu 1alucl luT lHe cIlan-
pionship of the Coast is set for to-day. A
large number of entries have been made,
and the contests are likely 10 attract much
interest. Visitors at the hotels and neigh
boring cottages have been anticipating the
opening with an enthusiasm that hints at
partnership, and rival cOlors will be feat
.ure on the ground to-day. The winner
viii be presented with cup valued at 500.
and will be called upon to play Mr.. w. IL.
Taylor, the present champion of the Pacific
States.
On Monday Mr.. MarSton Campbell, assist
ant engineer of the San Francisco Harbor
Co mmission, and son of Mr.. F. NJ. Camp
bell was united in marriage to Miss Harriet
}. Znmwalt. The ceremony took place at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
L. ZuRwalt 1918 jefferson street, Oakland,
in the presence of a large number of friends
and relatives. Rev. DIR. Rae performed the
wedding ceremony. Quite a number of
handsome presents were received by the
couple, who after the ceremony crossed the
bay to their hotel. leaving next day for Lake
Tahoe for a ten days trip.
The first annual private picnic of THE
MORNING CALL Chapel Will take place at
Fortunes picnic grounds, Niles Canyon, on
Thursday, the 10th inst. Tickets can only
be obtained from the committee consisting
OF Messrs. j. ". Butler. NJ. d. Orr, II. Nj.
Ward, NJ. Lynch, T. a. Mooney and c. f..
Dyer
The Excelsior Club gave another Of their
agreeable entertainments on Monday night
at Washington Hall. Dancing under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Jennie Phillips. Mis-. C. G.
Walker and Mr.. WE. Walker closed the
evening.
The introduction of Miss Carrie Lin
trupS name among the guests at a party
given on the 21St inst. was without warrant,
as owing TO A recent family bereavement the
20 ung lady Is not going into society at pres
ent.
A very pleasant christening party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moriarty last
Saturday evening at their residence on Sill
yer avenue. Recltations, songs and toaStS
passed the evening merrily.
On Friday evening last an enjoyable party
was rendered TO Mr.. Charles Seiple, the oc-
casion being the fiftieth anniversary of his
BIRTH. A most successful celebration en-
sued.
a reception was rendered on Monday
evening by Britannia Lodge, No. I. Daugh-
tiers OF st. George, to the united lodges,
andra Lodge, Ne. 81, at an evening at
home" IN Mozart Hail, 1888 Market street.
An excellent programme was rendered.
The remainder of the evening was spent in
dancing and the service Of light refresh
ments.
A testimonial concert for the benefit Of
Rev. A. Brown will be given at B'uai Is 'rith
Hall this evening.
A high tea was given at the residence of
Mrs. John Wilmington On Rincon Hill
on Ihurday, the 18th ulT., in honor of Mrs.
James Whiting, who intends going East.
She TAI swlth her the best wishes Of her
many / :. 1nds. The affair was quite select
and enjoyable in every way.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, will give their
fortX-second monthly hop at Union-square
Hail this evening
Camp Ramona of Sunol gave delightful
excursion 10 Niles Sunday last, followed 10y
farewell party rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
Spear ana Miss Turner, who were uneX-
pectedly recalled to the city.
The Pohli-Jacoby Wedding.
July opened auspiciously with a pretty
church wedding uniting Nh. Emil Pohl, the
official stenOgrapher of Department in the
Superior Court, to Miss Kate a. Jacoby,
daughter of Mr.. Henry Jacoby of this city.
The ceremony took place last evening at
the Unitarian Church, the west end of which
had been metamorDhOsed By means of flow
erS and foliage. A little bamboo cottage,
overgrOwn with La Marque roses, occupied
the center and from 1t was suspended the
wIsh@rrd "Gluck, surrounded with draped
tuile and flowing white and orange ribbons.
A peal Of fairy bells swayed across the apse
and large floral bell Overhung the minia-
lure cottage. lie organ loft " 80 complete
ly covered with st. Joseph lilies, ard the
corresponding side with a tapestry OF red
and white blossoms wrought upon Verdant
ground Of leaves.
The wedding party consisted Of an ad-
vance guard of children, one little man
marching alone followed by three others.
Miss Agnes Duhring was bridesmaid and
Mr.. John 4. Sullivan best man. The ush-
efs were MIR. Thomas l. Dillon and NJ
John IL. burst. The bride, handsome and
yiyaclOus brunette, was united 10 the groom
by Key. Horatio Stebbins, and the "Lohen-
gTn' bridal music accompanied the happy
pair On their way to the door.
The wedding party afteTward repaired to
the Occidental Hotel, where congratulations
were preferred. Mr.. and Mrs. Pohli leave
Today on trip to Lake Tahoe.
The knights of Honor Anniversary.
Despite previous arrangements the odd
Fellows Hah Directors were prevailed upon
TO postp one the closing OF. the building for
one day in order that the Knights of Honor
might celebrate their eighteenth anniyer-
safy there.
y large attendance enjoyed choice must
cal aud literary programme, in which Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dickman, Mrs. L. l..
Lewis, Mrs. Emil Wagner, Miss Nellie
Kenny, Mrs. Nellie Prior: Messrs. Gage,
Altschul and Arbuckle acquitted themselves
TO the general satisfaction. Dancing fol-
fONtulO DiuU , music uDUtT Tue direction
OF Floor Manager Mr.. James E Kenny
assistant Mr.. William Thomas; Floor Com
mittee-MessrS George h. Clark, L. c. Nc
CullOugh. Thomas Il. Holeomb, J. II. Nc
Lean. George I. Dering, Jacob Rosenberg,
! rank, Lowell, \. Dooittle. y. II. Hlrsh-
fed, C. f. Dean, E. NJ. Wise, james Mason.
c. Z. Rowland, g. Z. Bridget.
The celebration vas enjoyable from the
irst, and its success was largely due to the
members of the remaining committees, as
follows: General Commitiee-Philip PIior
Chairman, J. +. Brown Secretary A K
kipps CIreasurer; reception Committee
l. A Farless Chairman, Fred Boegler c.
II. BTodensteiu. George W. Branch, Samuel
Mayer, f. ii. GliSsmaD, J. c. Harvey, A.
Hover, L. II. Eckenrote, E. A. Bulls, J.
X. Summers. George w. Haron. Herman
Joost- j f. ". Ditels, NJ. V. 3. Taylor,
Charles Green.
The Akers-ConIin Wedding.
On Wednesday evening of last week Mr.
Harry Akers and Miss Josephine Conlin
were married at Sacred Heart Church, Rev
Father Mccain officiating. Only the imme-
date relatives and a few intimate friends of
the bride and groom were invited, as it
was the wish Of the contracting couple to
have the affair as quiet as possible.
The bride is daughter OF well-known
citizen. Major John j. Conlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rolf supported the happy
couple, ard after the impressive ceremony
the wedding party repaired to the cosy
home prepared by Mr.. Akers, at 1921 Ger
mania street, where u most enjoyable even
ing was passed. Miss Mamie Donahue of
West Mission street had skilfully super
vised the spread, which comprised rare
treat of edibles, wines and confectonS.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Akers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rolf, Major John j.
Conlin, Mr.. James Kelly, Mr.. Donahue
Miss DOnahue, Mrs. Kate Dyer, Mrs. Bacon.
Miss Bacon, Master Bacon, and others.
The wedding presents were very appro-
PIRATE, and the groom felctously re-
marked that the bride who had Just been
given away to him was the present he par
ticularly esteemed.
In Niles Canyon.
Camps Robin Hood. Skip KinI-a-Loo and
Oscar Well gave NEST delightful dance at
Niles, Saturday last. The grand march,
which was formed at the camping grounds,
was magnificent sight. The ladies and
gentlemen all carrying large japanese
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