The morning call., 1891-09-20
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Autumn Opening Out With a
Rich Yield of Gayety.
Society Notes - Tho Cross-Country Clubs
"Inning"-Private Parties-A Pretty
Wedding Club sOcials Etc.

enStein Will take place LulS dlteLuOOu ~
2 o'clock at 1892 Clay street.
The programme for the Tuesday evening
social of the Woman's Educational and In
dustrial Union this week will consist OF
games, at which prizes will be distributed
TO the winners, to be followed by dancing.
Members and their friends are invited.
The Pandoras gave their first ladies'
night" at their elegant club-roOms. 2l31 Mis-
sion street, last Thursday evening, large
number of people being present. THESE
socials, which were such success last
winter, will continue every Thursday even
ing, when the members will be pleased to
meet their friends.
A tea for the benefit Of the Elsmere Free
Kindergarten will be given at the kinder
ga1ten rooms, 1915 Mission street, next
Friday from . to 10 o'clack. Dancing in the
evening.
Owing to the very small attendance the
drama, 1.-THE ConYct's Revenge" to have
been presented last evening at Saratoga
Hall by the Eastern All-Star Dramatic
Company" was postponed until Novem-
Der 1st
Robertson's favorite comedy. "Caste,"
seems likely TO draw well at the BlJOu
Theater next Tuesday. Besides the dlstIn-
gushed patronage. the following sorlety
RGuLldiEtn nave GOuStulCu " aCb do hShSAos
Messrs. E. Alexander, II. G. Gardner, Bruce
Heathcote, Dalton Harrison. Hunter Harri-
son. Arthur lnkersley, Il. j. Smith and a.
B. Wilbsrforce.
At the regular meeting of Fremont Par
lOr, No. SO, n. d. G. W., unique honor was
conferred on the infant daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. r. D. Barton, the latter an esteemed
member of the parlor. Little Miss Barton,
who was then pa days old, was made an
honorary member Of the paTlor. This IS the
first time this honor has been bestowed on a
Native Daughter in the State.
The Roller Party.
The Misses Maud and Josie Roller were
rendered party at their esldence last Sat
urday evening which proved grand success.
The grounds around the house presented
an enchanting appearance while the large
parlOrs, profusely decorated with flowers
and ferns, recalled descriptions of fairy
bower
Dancing, singing, games, etc, Iwere the or
der of the evening until midn light, when the
guests were invited TO a pavilion erected on
the lawn, where was spread collation. In
keeping with the rest of the occasion. In
the wee small hours OF the morning the
guests departed, declaring the occasion to
have been the social event of the season.
Among those invited were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank ROl er, Mr., and Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. R. I. Carter, Mrs. LuederS,
Mrs. CARROT, MI and Mrs. Remington. the
Misses Maud and Josie Roller, Miss Gel
Leiva, Miss Sophie Schmidt, Miss Carrie
Hudepohl, Miss Nettle Serbia, Miss Rose
Serbia. Miss Nellie Owen, Miss Angie Sturte-
want. Miss Elsie Everding. Miss Florence
Bracket, Miss Emily Brackett Miss Sadie
Burr, Miss Celia Burr. Miss Alice Yoigt,
Miss Florence Yoigt, Miss Mabel Finley,
Miss Angie Brown, Miss Bertha Cramer,
Miss Georgia Thurman, Miss Anna Dickie-
son, Miss Ese Erlanger, Miss Mary Pen
well, Miss Grace Henley, Miss Katie Kop-
page, Miss HIlda LucderS, Miss Frieda Lue-
ders; MesSrs F. Maloney, G. Remington,
J. Baker, g. Bracket j. Morrison, A.
Davis, B. Volkman, g. Stallman, L. Chap
man, c. r. Hansen, F. jackson, A Jackson,
J. Everding, E. Schmidt, w. Schmidt Win
field Schmidt, George Schmidt, 7. Grady, c.
Fletter, F. Wallace, Ed Dickson, c. X.
Hansen Jr., Walter Lueders, I. Finnigah,
d, Dleckman.
The 'Cross-Country Clubs First Inning.
At intervals of two weeks during the
year, the Gentlemen's 'Cross-Country Club
has been holding outings" in different pic
turesque sections of the country, within a
days journey CT this city, which have grown
in popularity with each event, noiwithstand-
ing many of the tramps have exceeded
twenty miles.
But on Friday evening the club held its
nTSt annual inning, anu the attendance
proved that the members were equal to any
emergency. In the private dining groom of
popular hosiery, twenty-One young men, all
vigorous, healthy-looking specimens of
humanity, sat down to sumptuOus dinner.
There was not single dyspeptic among
them. and they did ample justice to every
thing served.
No set programme was followed, the affair
being more like an informal family gather
Ing, and for five hours the time was passed
In discussing the menu aud recalling Incl
dents OF the many pleasant walks enjoyed
In the past.
The following participated: Mr.. ]. E.
Locke, President; Mr.. W. II. Chairman,
Secretary; Messrs. w. F. Schultz, j. j. B.
Argent, W. j. Street, w. NJ. Cation, a. H.
Cawthra, A. II. Sanborn. Frederick Fill
more, John Thompson,L Whitworth, F. B.
Wood. W. B. Price. G. 81. Chappell, Bsnja-
min Steiner, j. P. Amos. J. +. Marshall, j.
n Lofstad, J. g. Ulrich, Joseph Cooper
and W. Cooper.
In view of the fact that several of the
gentlemen above named are intending before
long TO leave the state OF single blessedness.
1t was voted that the Secretary be author
lied to present TO the first child born to any
member Of the club pair Of heavy spiked
shoes, to be paid for from the clubs treas
ury.
The AIfarata Council Entertainment.
The first entertainment and social of
Alfarata Council, No. 10, Degree of Poca-
hontas, l. .. R. NJ, took place last evening
at Union-square Hall and drew a gratifying
attendance.
On the programme were many bright
numbers, contributed by Mrs. j. Jones, Mr..
Robert Duncan, Miss Minnie Dreyfus, Mr..
w. G. Horn, Mrs. G. Muhlner, Miss Elsie
Duncan. Mr.. Josh Davis, Mr.. 7. w. Bree's
Music Club. Dancing followed.
The chiefs of the council are: Miss Mary
WIseman PoPa hontaa. Mrs (,uf-
Stadt, WenoEah; Mrs. Tillie Salisbury,
Prophecies and District Deputy; Mr.. John
l.. Bowen, Powhattan Miss Nellie Angln,
Keeper Of Records; Mrs. E. A. Jeffreys.
Keeper Of Nampum.
Following composed the active COM
mittres: Committee OF Arrangements =
Paolo Salisbury Chairman, Miss Carrie
johnson Secretary, Miss Mary A. Wise
man, Mrs. Sarah Gustadt, Mrs. Title Sails
bury, Fred johnson, Mrs. L. +. Nj hols;
John l.. Bowen, Henry Neeb, Charles
Tamerlin, Louis Stepf. Reception Com
'mittee = William johnson (Chairman), p.
Il. Belts, P. L. Moran.
The Wilson -Pieper Wedding.
On Tuesday evening last, at the residence
Of the brides parents, Miss Lottie D. Pieper,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Pieper of
1917 Grove street, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Alexander J. Wilson, q well-known
merchant, by the Rev. DIR. N. NJ. Gibson,
ID.
The parlors and dining-rooms were beau
tifully decoIaed with ferns and flowers.
The bay-window In the front parlor was
admired by every one present as perfect
little bower of ferns, smilax and flowers,
Just suited for such an occasion. AT $3.50
O'clock, while the wedding march was being
played, the bride and groom. preceded by
MISS May Pleper, sister OF the bride, as
bridesmaid, and Mr. David Wilson, brother
Of the groom, as gIoomsman, passed through
the parlors into the front bay-window, where
the impressive ceremony was performed.
After the benediction had been pronounced,
the friends gathered around the young
couple with congratulations, and best wishes.
At about go o'clock the guests assembled
IL the dlning-ha where an elaborate COLA
ton was discussed amid toasts and express
sious of goodwill for the young couple.
Songs and music were in order for the rest
of the evening until the newly-married
pair left for their own home, 23l9 Pine
street. amid shower of rice and good
wishes.