The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marine Underwriters Enjoy Their
Annual Banquet.
Private Theatricals-A Military Party-Meyer-
Strauss Wedding-A Surprise Party.
Music in Oakland.

Stanford Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden
West. give their fifth anniversary party this
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. The
! affair has been attracting much interest and
invitations are at premium.
The home of Baron and Baroness Won
Schroeder has been frightened by the pres
ence OF an infant daughter.
A social and festival of seas ons" will be
| given this evening under the auspices of the
! Young Peoples Union Of Westminster Pres
| byterian Church, on the corner of Fell and
| OctavIa streets. The following ladies and
| gentlemen will assist in the programme:
| Miss Alice Graham, Miss Loleta Levitt. Miss
Annie Nevers, Mrs. c. FL. Blinn, Mr.. Robert
Lloyd, Mr.. Frank NJ. Coffin.
! a social will be given in the parlorS of the
| Central NJ. E. Church on Mission street this
evening under the auspices of the A B C
members. A spelling match will be one of
the features.
The recognized Zig gag Social Club will
| give party this evening at Mission Music
Hall.
The Lyceum Comedy Company will pro-
duce the Private Secretary" at Saratoga
Hall this evening.
Liberty Post and Corps will hold dime
social at Washington Hall this evening,
when good programme will be presented.
The Bowhead Social Club held its weekly
meeting at Clay street and the following
named gentlemen were elected members
| Senators George W. Williams, William o.
! Banks. Daniel Everett; Hon. c. o. Alex
| ander MeSsrs. Frank j. REILLY Robert j
! Walker, Peter Duncan, Herman Gutstadt,
John PerSSe.
DR.. and Mrs. Wiley will give an sat
home" this evening at 1922 Pine street.
The Gage Musicale In Oakland.
The morning musicale given by Mrs.
Stephen I. Gage at Hamilton Hail. on Sat
urday last seems to have been great sue
cess, unsteady and socially.
! Amid the yellow tones, distinguishing the
| decorations. the following programme was
deau Brilliant" Op. 62 &c. NJ. Won Weber,,
encore ''Nocturne," sharp Chopin, Miss
! Augusta Fuegel; Romance" suite No. 9
! (Riesl, encore Caprice" DAVID. Miss Flor
ence Fletcher; Separation" (ROsslnD, Miss
Grace Henderson; "Hark! Hark the Lark"
| (Schubert-LiszD, encore study, Kolian harp
| Chopin, Miss fuegel; Loves Proving"
| Uohr), Miss Henderson; violin concerto
(Mendelssohn), allegretto non trOppo, allegro
| motto vivace (Andante), Miss Fletcher.
The concert was given in honor of Miss
Florence Fletcher, cousin of Mrs. Gage,
and one of the most promising violinistes on
the Coast.
Among the guests were: Mrs. Ashburner,
Mrs. Milton Andres, San Francisco; Mrs.
Lloyd Baldwin, Mrs. r. G. Brown, Mrs. c.
\. Bailey, Mrs. A. p. Brayton. Mrs. L. +.
Booth, Mrs. Alfred Barstow, Miss Barstow,
Mrs. a. W. Bishop, Mrs. Sumner Bugbee,
Mrs. A. NJ. Benham, Mrs W. F. Beck, Mrs.
G T, B; GOg N NJ Mrs. Coogann, Ms F. B.
minis. Mrs. Chabot, Mrs: Durham, Mrs. de
Cola, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Horace Davis, Mrs
Edgerton, San Francisco; Mrs. Y. l.. East
land, Mrs. A; G. Freeman, Mrs. L. P. Fisher,
Mrs. William II; Hamilton, Mrs. Hunting
ton, Mrs. w. E. Hale, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs
Hyde, Mrs. Charles Webb Howard, Mrs. d.
Harmon, Mrs. Irish, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs.
DR.. kenney, Mrs. DR.. Knox, Mrs knight,
Mrs. W, c. Little, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs, Mon
tague. Mrs. a. a. Moore, Mrs. C. T. Mills,
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. J. X. Mclean, Mrs o.
ney, Mrs. Pennoyer, Mrs. Prescott, Mrs
Thomas Prather, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Remil-
lard, Mrs Redington, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs.
Rabe, Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Stubs, Mrs. Stan
", Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Shafter,
Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. J. L. n. Shepard,
Mrs: Staples, Mrs. A. NJ. Simpson, the Misses
Smell, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Taber, Mrs. a. n.
Mrs; II. Vroonan. Mrs. Wendle, Mrs
" ellsworth, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs.
Winchester, Mrs. Wythe, Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs. Wymap, Mrs. W. Wilkinson, Mrs
Yule, Mrs, Kate G. Potter. Mrs Jessie
the Misses Sherwood, the Misses Potter,
Miss Shelley, Mrs. G. II. Gray, Miss
futile, Rev. Mrs. John Reai Miss Gamble,
Mrs. X. y. Fisher, Mrs. L. ). Capman,
Mrs. Joshua Barker, Miss Redfeld, Mrs.
E. l.. g. Steele, Mrs. Hiram Tubbs, Mrs. J.
NJ. Lathrup, Mrs. +. 5. StrattOn, Mrs. G. E.
Lloyd, Miss Kendall Mrs. ID. p. Hughes,
Mrs. John l.. Howard, Mrs r. Gardner,
Mrs; A. A. Dewing. Mrs. Q. A. Chase, Mrs.
W. f. Batchelder, Mrs. E. II. GarthwaiUe,
Miss n. Withrow, Mrs. John Vance Cheney,
Miss Hale, Misses Herrick, Miss Alice Ba-
con. Miss Ada Z. Weigel, Miss Butler, Mrs.
Blake-Alyerson, Miss G.. Jordan, Miss S.
Miss Darlington, Rev. Mrs. McNutt, Mrs.
GlascOck, Mrs. de Fremery, Miss Bell, Mrs.
Kirkham, Mrs. Ii. Bacon, Mrs. T. L. Pope.
Mrs Frank NJ. Smith.
The Marine Underwriters Banquet.
The annual dinner Of the Marine Under
writers Association of San Francisco took
place on Wednesday evening at the Maison
Richie, and was an elaborate as well as
highly enjoyable affair.
The guests sat down at o'clock to discuss
the following menu:
Eastern Oysters. Half Shell.
Consomme. Royal.
SIDE DISHES.
Caviare. Olives AnchOyles.
FISH
Sole, White " inc Sauce.
New Potatoes.
TendeIlon of Beef Mushroom Sauce.
Slowed Te:ralin.
VEGETABLES.
Baked Cauliower. Green Peas.
ROAST.
Saddle OF Spring Lamb Mint Sauce.
GAME.
Canvasback Duck.
Celery Salad.
ENTREMETs.
Omelelte Souftiee.
Dry Monopole
DESSERT.
Ice Cream. Fruit. Cheese.
Black Coffee.
Cake.
An election Of officers took place at table,
the President, Commodore /. Cutie, being
elected during the presence of white wine;
Mr.. J. b. Levison, the Vice-President, upon
the entree of clsret, and Mr.. Harrison
HuusewOrth, the Recording Secretary and
Treasurer, being balloted into office upon
the full tide of Dry Monopole. The menus
were dainty affairs, each decorated with
a steel engraving Of full-rigged schooner
with ship in the background-the vignette
executed on satin.
During dinner the technical subject of dis
| cussinn was, Does a marine surveyors
| certificate convey with it warranty of sea-
worthneSs ?? After considerable discus
sion and quotation from recognized law
| authorizes, the preponderance of opinion
seemed TO be in the negative. Besides this
| professional entertainment there were sew
eral toasts and musical selections, one of
the most enjoyable being flute solo by Mr..
| j. b. Levison.
Among those present at the pleasant af-
fair, which lasted till midnight were:
Colonel {. l.. Taylor, President Harry Dur
brow, Vice President A. NJ. Newell,
Re Re ordingg Secretary Howard Ravens;