The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Anew Club Evolved From Golden
Gate Gate Parlor.
Party on Oak Grove Avenue-Alaskan We'd
ding-Excelsior Club Aeeting-A Lodge
Surprise Brief Notes

evening.
The Misses jackson gave a pleasant little
party on Monday evening at their nome,
$50 Shatwell street. in honor Of their school,
mates of the class of 80. in the Irving In
stitute. Dancing was the feature OF the
evening. About forty-tw0 guests were
present
The commencement exercises Of Miss
Lakes School will take place thiseYening
at 1881 Suffer street. At the german given
there last Friday Mr.. Rhodes Borden and
Miss Alice Bayley of Oakland led.
Intelligence has reached this city of the
marriage in Tnulon, France, of Miss Angelo
Dubedat, on the 10Th inst, to a naval officer
Of that country, who met Miss Dubedat in
this city two years ago. The bride is very
well known, especially in French society
here, and the news of her wedding will dis
patch many congratulations 10 TOulOn,
where the Young couple will reside.
The commencement exercises OF COgswsu
POlytechnical College, on the corner OF
Twenty-siXth and Folsom streets, Will take
place tomorrow evening.
Mr. Charles NOrdhUff. the celebrated
author and journalist, is again at the CorO-
nadO Hotel, brown and rugged from the
effects IF his outdoor ranch life in Lower
California He says he has become an
honest farmer" now. and IS rapidly losing
his interest in the public eYenis which it
was his business to watch and describe Tor
so many years.
Yosemite Lodge, Knights of Honor, will
hold a reunion this evening at their lodge
rooms. % O'FaTrell street The grand OFF,
GERS are expected to be present.
Between fifty and sixty Of the members Of
TempIar Rebekah lodges surprised Mrs.
Wilkins de NinioD at her residence, 1141
Dolores street, on Thursday last The large
Of ha onH hall ppDHnpnd nnuoh
10 the enjoyment of the busy crowd, some OF
whom at once selected the corners and bay
windows for card-playing, some attended TO
the snpper-tablp, while the others made
things merry with song ana dance until the
early morning.
The Club de Ia Juventud Mexicana will
give its first social on Saturday evening next
at the New BeTsaglieri Hall, 1925 Stockton
street. near Union.
AT The happy dance given by the CONNER
cial Alumni last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, MI George Hammer officiated ably as
floor manager, and was we'll assisted by
Messrs. Harvey II. Dana and Frederick
West. Blum'S Band rendered the music
The Refs Dinner.
MI and Mrs. John 0. Refs gave an elegant
dinner party on Friday evening last at their
residence, coo Polk street Those present
besides the host and hostess were Miss
Low, Mrs. McGayin, Miss Brooks, Miss
Lucy Brooks; Messrs. Fred " Sharon,
Frank q. NewlaudS, James ID. Pheian,
Henry James, Mr.. Allen st. John Bowie
and Walter g. McGavin.
TarpIey- Wedding in Alaska.
Miss Bessie E. Bugbee, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. John 5. Bugbee of this city aud a
young lady well-known in society here. was
united at Stka, in Alaska, on the 18Th inst
to Mr.. Louis Il. Tarpley, formerly resi-
dent Of Salem, Oregon, now United States
Commissioner at OonSlaSka.
Tie wedding was especially distinguished
by the presence in full uniform Of all the
army officers stationed north, as well as the
Ulcers Of the cutter Bear, Captain NJ. A.
Healy IN command, which arrived at Sitka
few days before.
After the wedding, which created de-
cided flutter in Sitka, the happy couple left
for Seattle on their brida trip. They will
spend the summer in the north, Mr. Iarpley
being under instructions from the Depart
ment of Justice to secure some evidence in q
case pending at Sitka.
The bride left this city less than a year
ago to join her father, who had been ap-
pointed United States Judge for the district
Of Alaska. A beautiful and accomplished
blonde she viii be remembered particularly
in connection with her striking dramatic
talents. which were often employed in the
cause Of charity in this city.
The Mystic Forty.
Forty members of Golden Gate ParlOr,
No. %. Y. S 9. W, met and organized a
club of the above name about the 18th Of
Nav
The object Of the club is to give parties,
to promote sociability among the members
and TO advance the interests of the
\. 5. q. W, especially of Golden Gate Par
Ior, No %. Some Of the most prominent
members Of the parlor are members Of the
club
"The Mystic Forty" will give their initial
invitation ball at Odd Fellows Hall Oh
Tuesday evening, June 50th.
The officers Of the club are: President, J.
G. Eichel; President, j. SchussleT; Sec
Rotary, William Martin; Treasurer, d. a.
Huutemann
Party on Oak Grove Avenue.
A pleasant social gathering was held on
the evening of the 24th inst. at the residence
Of Assemblyman II. ". Coffey, Oak Grove
avenue. and it was late before there was a
dispersal OF the friends, who included Nj
and Mrs. NJ. w. COffey, Mr.. and Mrs James
Deyiin. Mrs Mccarthy, Mrs. Deylin, Mrs.
Bau, Miss J. Campbell, Miss K. McAleer,
Miss 81. O'Brien, Miss NJ. COffey, Miss 5.
COffey, Miss a. U'Brien.
Private Picnic at Fairfax.
On Sunday last a very pleasant outing
was enjoyed at Fairfax. The day was ali
that could be desired and the merry folks
had Jolly good time. Those present were
Miss Kitty Raster, Miss Maggie GOetZ, Miss
Louise Gignet Miss Emma Adams, Miss
Lizzie Adams, Miss Mary Adams, Miss
Louise BaCigalupi, Miss Dena Raster,
Messrs ". Dixon; :. ADAMS, =. MQIlen, I
Linville, j.. Duval, J. GagliaTdo, 6. Brin,
II. HIIdebTant.
The Excelsior Club Entertainment.
The Excelsior Club with its friends had
their usual social evening on last Monday
night, when Washington Hall was comfort
ably filed and the dancers found no room to
spare.
For the opening programme prepared by
Mrs. c. q. Walker was announced by the
President Of the club, Mr. n. +. Ravlin, as
follows: Overture by orchestra; recitation,
''Ihe New Organ" Mrs. A. l.. H0dsOn ;
song. "Qnly a Dream" Mr.. T. A. Vest
duel. pilot Brave tencore "Gobble Song''),
Miss Lima Crews and Mr.. Y. Lincoln; reel
tati9n, scene from Orchard the Third"
Nj Rouse; recitation, 'Biddy Nolan" Miss
Aggie Harrison song, Consider the Lilies"
(enc0re "All Things are BeautifuP'l, by sex
tet, Mrs. G. G. Walker, Miss Eva Peck, Mr..
Fred Peck Mr.. Edward Peck. Mr.. Milo
Fish, Mr.. w Z. Walker; recitation, ''Our
Folks" Mr.. G. Mountz.
Society Personals.
Dir. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis, three children
and Bliss Mcclure went down to Santa Bar
bara the first Of the week. They are at the
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 81. Castle and Miss
Minnie Well will leave this city in few
days for Oakland, where they have leased a
residence for the summer. They will also
pass a few weeks in Santa Cruz.
Rev. J. Sanders Reed and Mrs. Reed win
leave this week on their European tour
During Mr. Reeds absence Trinity Church
viii be in charge of Rev. r. NJ. Edwards.
Miss Josie Crowley is enjoying a visit to
friends in Napa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. B. Miner will spend the
summer at Auburn.
Nh. and Mrs Emil Hirschfeld (nee Gruen-
berg have just left Washington, ID. c.. for
New York, after having visited all the large
cities of The Union.
Mrs. DR. A. W. Perry and family will