The morning call., 1891-10-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Golden Gate C8mmandery Holds
a Pleasant Reunion.
The Occidental kindergarten Beneft-A Drill
Corps Banquet - Clover Club Hop.
lunches at Irving Hall.

anu MIS-. Iebd next fIludI CNEulDS III tuC
parlors OF the First Presbyterian Church on
Van Ness avenue. Mr.. Rea comes from
Oakland to assist DR. Mackenzie in some of
his church work.
The Mizpah Clubs lunches yesterday at
Irving Hall were appreciated by nearly five
hundred young business men and others,
who were enthusiastic about the quality OF
the repast and its service. About twenty
five young ladies were in waiting and the
members of the club, sixty in number, were
continued to-day.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. K. and L. Of
H., will hold their monthly hop this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Del Monte Amateur players Will pro-
duce The Clemenceau Case" this evening at
Saratoga Hall.
Jim, the Penman' will be the attraction to-
night at the Alcazar Theater for the benefit OF
The Society of Independent Old Friends.
Golden Gate Commandcry Reunion.
Last evening the knights aud friends of Golden
Gate Commandery, Knights Templar, held
recherche reunion at their quarters, 131 Post
street.
The bright assemby.room was comfortably
filled with ladies' and gentlemen. who were
agreeably entertained by talented eXeeutants.
Colonel William Edwards, Commander of the
commandeTy, presided.
The programme commenced with an overture
by the orchestra, followed by a vocal solo by
Miss Code. Then little Jessie Mlar. ''the Calf
fOrnta prodigy" rendered eOruet solo, and was
succeeded by The Misses Walker with duet.
Mis-. w. Is. Stone sang Two exquisite songs Miss
Bartlett recited IN her own nimltabe rich style,
and after a vocal duet by Miss WefeSburg,
daughter OF DR.. WeieSberg, and Miss hrelinE,
daneh er of William kreling OF krelinE Bros,
The programme closed with The Old Kentucky
Home" admirably rendered on The cornet by
Miss BIlar.
The company then adjourned to the ball
room, where u number of dances were ell
jUyed. Delicious refreshments were served
during the course of the protracted festivities:
Among those present Were: Colonel W. Ed
watds. Commander OF the commandery, and Mrs.
Colonel W. Edwards, Miss Daisy Mckee. Mi.
aud Mrs. {. q. Young, Mr.. aud Mrs. h. r. Flint,
Mr ana Mrs Frank j. French. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
L. Hosmer. MIR. aud Mrs. William o. Could, DIR.
and MIS-. j. ii. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dali
ton Dr. and Mrs. Won Wefes burg Mr. ana Mrs.
j. h. Furth, Mr. aud Mrs. George ID. Clark Mr..
ana Mrs. i. j. Bass, Dr. and Mrs. Mouser, DIR.
and Mrs. MuIfiew, Mr.. and Mrs. William I.
w. X. Nanderscr, Mr. ana Mrs Charles L.
Field, Lieutenant and Mrs. Finley, Dr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Blake, Mi. and Mrs. john NJ. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ, Fonda. Major ana Mrs.
V. d. DubOce, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Cod, MIR and
Mrs. d. L. Walker. Misses Walker, MIR. and Mrs.
Ii. b. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs Moore. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Spaulding, Mr.. ana Mrs. c. S. Benedict,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Hubbard Mrs D. H. Jen-
nlngs, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Drum, Miss Jennings, Miss
EUa DUN, Miss NSllle DRUM. MI. D. IL. Jeil-
nings Jr Mrs. f. Il. Smith, Misses Smith. Miss
Hartley, Mir. aud Mrs. John 3. Curtis. Miss
Ever. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. l.. Hasett, Miss Won
Nefelsburg. Miss kreling, Mrs. Hattie Faull, Miss
Code Miss Fonda Mr.. and Mrs. George ChiidS,
Mr. Roy T. KImball, Mr. samuel Myers. MIR.
and Mrs. Conrad, Mr.. George Bdnney, Colonel
w. d. Sanborn, General John L. Cutting,
Colonel W. K. Parnell, General j. A Johnson,
Grand Commander; Thomas Kyle, Commander
of California Conmandeiy; DR.. J. NJ. Peel, Mr.
Charles Il. Cassasa, Mr.. Frank heuig, Dr. and
Mrs. ). NJ. Mouser, Mr.. and mrs. Nj. ii. Ken
wick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ID. Hardle, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Darling. Mrs. BurlIs, Mr. spear, Nj and Mrs.
j. W Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwards Mr..
Charles 7. Oyerton. Mr.. Herbert Armstrong,
Miss Nellie Armstrong, Rev. w. l.. Citizens
Rev. DIR. CanoII Surprised.
a number of the friends of Rev. DIR. Angelo
CanoIl, late pastor of the Simpson Memorial NJ.
Z. Church met at his residence, SIT Webster
street, on Tuesday evening, tile affair being
somewhat OF the nature of a surprise social.
The frequent peals of the dOor-bell rather
asIonshed the good doctor and his worthy wife,
who had not anticipated such stream OF callers,
but the guests continued TO arrive until the spa
cious paTlors comfortably filed. After an
hour Of social chat. DIR. CaDoll was presented
with a handsome amount OF 1.-The ueedful," pre-
ceded by appropriate remarks assuring him OF
the esteem in which lie was held by all present.
The doctor was overwhelmed with surprise,
but. with ms Characteristic readiness lOr any
emerg cncy, expressed his gratitude in most
happy ana feeling remarks. Refreshments and
vocal ana lnstt unitnldl music lollGNtui anu the
company separated al Seasonable hour.
The Kindergarten Entertainment.
Un0n-square Hall was packed TO its utmost
capacity last evening With friends aud patrons
OF the Occidental Free kindergarten.
Tile following choice programme was rem
derea: Quarter, op. II, for piano and strings,
first time in this city tJadassohn). Mr.. &. Sauv-
let, Mr.. Frederick Knell. Mr.. Henry Heyman.
Mr.. F. s. Gutterson; vocal. Ia Lied der Mig
non" G) 1.-The Enquirer (SchuberD, Miss
Anlata Nolkma piano solo ,(d)'Valse Caracter-
istique" (Sauviet, b) Pasquinade, tGottschalk),
"Forget Me Not" [Suppe) Mad me f. Tojetti;
violin solo, 'Cavatina" (Sauvlp .tDew, manu-
seripl, MIR. Henry Heymnn; recItatlVe and aria,
" Ebreo" (AhOIlonD . Flu bio che dlssO," Mr.. j.
C. Hughes vlolincellO solo, = Romance [Gillep,
Mr.. T. S. Gutterson; nocturne, for flute, violin
and piano, (Behrl, Mr.. Louis NewDauer Mi.
Henry Heyma u, Mt. Il. Sauyet.
The second part consisted of some admirable
tabieaux that elected marks OF strong approval.
PetXotto as follows: Scandal" after Eugene
de Biaas; Bohemians Before Monastery"
after Paul Thumann; Harvest Time after
Jules Breton; Reading from Homer" after
Alma Tadema; "Ciry Swell In the Mountains"
after Franz DefreGger; "a Fi0rentlne Concert"
after K. Sorbi.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed under the
direction of Mr. J. d. Abrams. assisted 10y
Messrs. M. Furth, A. S. LaYeHson, e. Meertei,
{. SIMON, Charles Adams, +. LeszInsky.
The ladies OF the Kindergarten were very much
gralifed by the manner in which the press and
public have aided Them IN their enterprise They
believed that the proceeds VIII be substantial
but full returns are not yet to hand.
The Glover Club Hop.
The Glover Club has amply demonstrated Its
claim to be designated one Of the most select so
cial clubs now extant. Last evening its thr-
tenth hop at Pioneer Hall was thoroughly
pleasant affair. The ball was not UNCOMFORTABLE
crowdrd aud dancing carried on with ali the
more ease OH that account Mr.. Fred W. Knerr
led Tie grand march with Miss Susie de Courcey,
midi gVFfV1g nj Tod fsnn
the Clover Club parties are certain to be looked
for with eagerness hereafter The committee
consisted of MessTs. Edward S. Martin, Walter
a. Peterson, James ). Hawkins.
The Company H Party.
Company Fl, First Infantry Regiment, n. G..
c., Captain W. II. Fraser, celebrated th-ir TWEEN
tysecond anniversary last night al Odd Fellows
Hall with an enjoyable party.
There a large attendance. Blum's Or
chestra OBLIGATED for the dancing, which con-
The officers OF the company are Captain w.
II. Fraser, Lieutenant L. q. Essen, Lieuten ant
I. II. Evans The following composed the act
ing committees: Committee OF Arrangements
Captain w. II. Fraser, +. L. PaImquist, c.
GOerznaiD. C. S. Derlam, NJ. NJ. Kahn Recep-
ton commandments Z. G. Essen Corporal
L. A. Gottschak. X. G. Zahn, o. Heinroth, NJ
Heneman; floor manager. Corporal II. A Dep.
pen; Floor Commlttee-Lieutenant I. A. Eyaus,
Z. +. Beecher, Z. q. Larson, L. Field, j. F.Vahey.
A1ealde Drill Corps Banquet.
At the regular meeting of Alealde Drill Corps,
No. 8, N S. q. W., last Wednesday evening, the
following officers were appointed by Captain
Joseph l.. Kehrleln: First Sergeant, Il. III. An
drews; Second Sergeant, L A. Giacobbi; Third
Sergeant, H. Dilges; First Corporal, G. B. D.
Korten; Second Corporal, b. F. Cummings;
Third lCorporal, II. Serdenberg; Color Bearer
julius Lafontane.
The following members were appointed a com
mitee 10 make arrangements for ball to be
held Ia odd Fellows Ii all in November: Il. Ii.
Andrews, L. NJ. 1roll, Julius Lafontaiue, w. III.
Warren q. Daboyicb.
After The meeting adjourned the members and
their friends adjourned 10 one OF The many rolis-
series ana assembl around the banquet-Iabe.
Songs. recitatiOns and speech-making were the
order of The evening. Captain joseph kehrein
acted as POSTMASTER for the occasion and tie
following toasis WIRE offered: DIM Corps"
Captain Joseph l.. Kehrlein; Native Sons :"
Fred Staude; Native Daughters" A. Rahwy-
Ter; ."AIcalde Pailor," Henry Beresfold " Plo-