The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Red Men WorthiIy Celebrate
Their Anniversary.
a Society LuncheOn-Party at Tormey Home
Council Entertainment Pine Grove
Excursion-P ersonaIs.

The GeTmania will return the compliment by
giving a banquet and reception in honor of
their visitors.
The marriage of Miss Bandmann aud Mr..
ROthwel will take place this evening at
Grace Church.
Among prominent society people present
at the play last Monday evening at the Bald
win Theater we're: Mr. and Mrs. W. Mayo
NewhaA, Mr.. W. Newhall, Mr. and Mrs. (.
j. Coleman, Miss Giryin, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Harvey, Dr..
and Mrs. W. J. Younger, Miss Younger,
Mr.. d. j. Nightingale, the Misses Nightin-
gale. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Meagher Mr.. and
Mrs w Il. Taylor. the Misses Dare, Mr..
James D. Phelan, Mr. G. Newhall, Mrs.
Fair, Mrs OelrichS, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S0nn-
tag, MI Music, the Misses Music, Mr.. T.
W. Kenyon, Mrs. Huger Miss Hager, Mr..
and Mrs. Sampson Tams. Dr. and Mrs. Reg
enSburger, MIR. and Mrs. Nuttall, Mr.. and
Mrs Rosenthal, Mr. J. NJ. GOewey, Mr.. and
Mrs. lie Jeal, Miss Hahn and Dr.. and Mrs.
.R0senstirn.
At the Western Addition Literary and
Social Clubs entertainment for May there
will be presented a comedetta specially
written for Mr.. VIII C. Meagher by Messrs.
O. w jackson and Cyril Young. entitled,
won by a Mummy; also a Lutte solo by
Professor Samuel Adelstein, which viii be
heard for the first time in this city.
Washington note says: Mrs. Charles
w. JungeD, the lovely and accomplished
wife Of Lieutenant Jungen of the navy, has
so far recovered from a recent iudisposition
Of some months as to permit again Of her
singing. Those who heard her at the mu-
scale of the Countess EsteIhazy this win
ter viii rejoice in common with many
others at the prospect OF hearing her
charming voice once more.
a very pleasant birthday reception and
hOusew8rming was held on Monday, May
9Th, at the elegant residence Of Mrs. Ad
SOumer on Cedar street. North Berkeley.
Numbers Of friends from san francisco,
Oakland and San Rafael were entertained
by the charming hostess, making 1t pleas
ing memory for all concerned.
General L. 7. Johnson and Stati gave an
elaborate banquet on Monday at TIE H0ilen-
beck Hotel, Los Angeles, IN houur Of Gov
eruor ii. ii. Markham and stall aud General
a. Med. MeCO0k and STAFF.
\ Luncheon at Palo Alto.
An elaborate yellow luncheon" party
was given on Saturday last by Mrs. Leland
Stanford at PalO Vito.
Yellow roses and jessamine had been
placed around a pyramid Of pian.a Enne5ta.
piled "a the center OF the tabie-c.3th, which
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glass and ware OF the same dominant Hua.
The guests, most Of whom returned to
town tile same day, were: Mrs. II. L.
Dodge, Mrs. W. ". Morrow. Miss Morrow,
Miss Ethel Morrow Mrs Frank PiXey, Mrs.
Timothy Hopkins, Mrs Mchenna, Mrs.
L0Omis Mrs. j. ID. Fry and MIS- Alma
Park.
The Red Mems Anniversary.
Last evening the Improved Order Of Red
Men celebrated Tammany day at Saratoga
Hall. The 18th of May is always celebrated
as the birthday anniversary of the order
throughout the State, and associated with
the name of the distinguished old Indian
brave Iammany.
The order is spreading, especially in the
East. Pennsylvania possesses a member
ship OF 22,OU0, New York about 1900,
while in New Jersey ana Illinois the fol-
lowing Is large. California has some 300
members and in San Francisco the members
have magnificent hall, almost free Of
debt Of their own ana are progressing
slowly in every way. Recently they organ
lied a Uniform Degree Rank composed Of
me Dung fellows.
Lasr evening in the gayly decorated hall
large attendance eni0yed the following
programme: Overture, johnson & Gut
mans Orchestra; address, Judge George IL,
Buck, z. G. s, OF Redwood City; solo, Mr..
Abbott; recitation, Miss Elsie Duncan !;
trombone and cOTnet duet, AlT. q. Bennett
a. "
man; address, Mr.. George w. Lowe, u. y. ). !;
song, Mrs. c. I. Poulter; mandolin quartet,
MeSsTs. MarinO Brothers; song, Mr.. 10 Der I
Klipstein and Mr. Lewis Nanpelt.
The programmes were neat affairs, the
ordinary ballroom information being con-
yeyed in book form. the serrated leaves be-
ing mounted upon thick mill-bOard. On the
cover, in red and gold, appeared an emblem
OF the order with It's motto, Freedom,
Friendship. Charity" Dancing was in
dulged in till 1 O'clock.
The officers OF the Gay were: j. ". MaheT,
Chairman; Alexander Mcpherson, SecTe-
tary; Frederick Brandt, Treasurer The
committees, 10 whose efforts the success Of
the pleasant celebration was mainly due,
were composed rs follows: Committee of
ArTaugements-F. k0mmer, +. Morgan, o..
jacobson, z. SchwiLert, ". c. Johnson, j.
a.. ii ggius L. E. Jones, {. Schwartz; Re
cepJi0u Committee. p. Counts, O.. S.,
Frederick Brandt, g. 5. ), George w.
Leoyie. q. J. s., Adam Smith, g. X. of W,
{. I. Greenlin, \. Gleason, ~. Campbell,
III. /. Dewey, j. Carroll, /. G. Berth, II.
O. Cummings, w. q. Wright; c. j. Boyle,
floor manager; I. w. McFarlaue, assistant
Floor C8mmittee-H Kohl, J. L. Bowen,
4. Seary, NJ VaudeTbeen, !, G0deau, Il
Gudstadt, I. IL. Sect.
The Home Council Entertainment.
The members of Home Council, No. A.
Order of Chosen Friends, gave pleasant
25l9 Mission street, last evening.
a large number of friends listened TO the
following programme with pleasure: Piano
solo. MIS- Hossack; recitation, Miss Hack
Ell; s0lo, Miss Spalding; recitation. Miss
Bartlett; song, Miss Mackay and Miss
Nichols piano duet MT. Frank Norman and
Miss Eunice Roberts; song. Miss Lillian
Onger; character recitation, Mr.. Jones; Sc
lectOns, Professor White; recitation, Mr..
Stone. S0pU Mr. Samuni ROntb
Dancing concluded remarkably pleasant
evening. Mrs. Cease presided during the
fore part OF the entertainment, and the COM
mittee In general charge consisted of: Mrs.
Hathaway, Mrs. Ewell, Mrs. Hollis, Mr..
Expedition to Pine Grove.
At precisely o'clock OF Sunday morning
Q very gay party of fifty assembled at the
establishment of Mr.. c. J. G. Metzer on
Washington street en- route for Pine Grove,
near San Bruno. The assemblage COM
p.ised young ladies and gentlemen, who de-
parted in TWO four-in-hand vehicles en-
gagged for the occasion.
Arrived at Pine Grove a sumptuous lunch
con spread under the shade Of a gigantic
oak was paTtakeD of. The amusements OF
the day included dancing, singing, strOlling
over the hllsldeS in the vicinity and games,
the latter being diversified by a spTnting
match between MeSsrs. George BOmbaTdy,
Thomas (. Groom and Frank b. Dufiield,
in which the last-named gentleman proved
b be The sWiftest
Comprising the Apply party we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Hermann Metzler, Nr. and Mrs.
Ed Lunsted, Mr. and Mrs Ii. CASTELAR,, Mr..
aud Mrs William Won Rom, Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. L. Matthias OF Sacramento,
Miss Myra Hussey, Miss h. Irbin, Miss
Fargue, the Misses Carrie and Ssllie
Fargue, Miss Hettie Miller, the Misses
KITTY. Lizzie and Annie Dolan, Master Ed
die MeizleT, Miss Mia CASTELAR,: MesSrs
Thomas +. Groom, Frank B. Duffitld, Henry
Luosled, H. Wilkins, T. Dethelfsen. j.
Mullen, c. Abraham, II. Thiess, Mr.. Eager
berg, Frank Stone, b. Bombardy.