The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
On the Tug Monarch With the
Presidential Party.
An Angel Island Luncheon = Orlando Club
Party-A Kindergarten May Day Greet
ing-Brief Personal Notes.


League Club, on GeaTy street. The officers of
the army and navy VIII be presented at the i'res-
idents special request The hours will be from
s TO $3.50 O'clock.
Tie San Francisco Yacht Club VIII Give their
opening hop of The season at the clubhouse in
Sausalito this afternoon.
The Onward Club of the First Unitarian
Church will present W. S. GllberPs farce, enti-
tied TON Cobb in the church parlor, on the
corner OF Geary and Franklin streets, GA
Wednesday evening, May 9th. The affair Is IN
der the direction of Mr. j. /. Housman, and IS
given In sid of The Second Unitarian Church, es-
tablished a few mouths ago at the Mission by
Rev Mr.. Van Ness. The farce will be Inter
pTeted by Messrs. c. l.. Bonestell, ). &. Porter
Jr., A. a. Hanks. Miss Katharine Hughes Mr..
i. L. Wright, Miss Nrtue Stadtmuiler Miss n.
b. Halves, MI Il. +. Hall Jr. and Mr.. Leonard
Everett.
Evans Council. No. 3D. Order of Chosen
Friends, will give social hop at Washington
Hall this evening.
ON Monday afternoon Mrs. Gardner gave
delightful lunch in honor OF Miss Lee. daughter
OF Colonel Lee Of The army, now visiting her on
Angel Island. Mrs. Gardiner was assisted by
her Charming daughter, MIS- EccleSton. The
following were present: Mrs. Daughefiy. Mrs.
VIM, Miss Lee, Miss Chaplin, Major Gardiner.
Lieutenant VIM aud Captains OConnell and
Armstrong.
Tie Frogs will give their first hop at Mission
opera Han this evening.
The Presidential Tug Party.
AAOoO accompany Jug tHC iS>iuShti dl pas y Oh
the tug Monarch last Tuesday 10 witness the
launching of the Monterey were as folows-all
being guests OF the Union Iron Works:
Colonel Charles Fred Croker, Mrs. A. NJ. Eas-
ton, General James +. HoughtOn MIR. IL. b.
Houghton, Miss Minnie HOugntOn, Mr. Frank j.
Carolan, Mr.. and Mrs. James CarOlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Baker Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. n. Lllienthal,
Mr.. and Mrs Russell j. Wilson, Nj. aud mrs.
NJ 5. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Alexander,
Mr.. and MIS-. George w. Prescott, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Moses HOPKINS, Miss Fiorence Lockwood, Judge
W. T. Wallace, Judge Hoag' Major r. I. Ham,
Mrs. Henry T. Scott Miss Gertrude Champion,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Rose aud many others.
a kindergarten May Day.
On Thursday The children OF Mrs. Anita l..
Martins Kindergarten. on the corner OF Guerrero
and Twentieth streets, celebrated the coming Of
May by holding a charming party.
A dainty little Queen o. the May" was
crowned with flowers, aud programme OF pretty
songs and exc ctSeS was followed by the service
OF bOuntlful TepaSt. The little ones were Wid
with excitement ana pleasure, which was SYM
patheticaiiy enjoyed by the many adults present
Among the interested visitors were mrs. Sarah
h. Cooper aud Miss NetLle Cooper OF the Golden
Gate Association.
The Washington Council Entertainments.
Washington Council, No. 4. Young Mems In
siitute, entertained Its friends at Laurel Hall,
Shies Building, on last Tuesday evening. The
hall was filled 10 overfOwins, charming literary
duu iiusiIdl FiOsiaAiiito hdo lOuhSlSu5 4ViiOHNN
by dancing, aud during the intervals light re-
freshmenis were served. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all who attended, and tie affair
Tefec; ed mucn credit on The members of this
popular council. The following talented ladies
and gentlemen contributed 10 he success of the
entertainment: MIR. Frank I Shea, Mr. John A.
FOgary, Miss BaDnan, Mr.. Koch, Mi. Schaeier,
Mr.. T. j. McCreagh. Miss Clements, Mr. Waller
OBrien, Mr. George WentZel, MIR. Medley, Miss
Schmaling, Mr.. E. V. Sullivan, MI. I. j. Brady
and Mr. L. j. Aiken.
The Orlando Club Party.
The Orlando Club gave one OF their pleasant
hops last evening at Union-square Hall, which
was crowded to the doors.
A novelty In the programmes was the placing
OF gallant quotation from Shakespeare's las
You Like lt' as lrontIspiece. The grand
march was led by Mr.. Bert Kahn and Miss Carrie
Jacobs while Bum's Orchestra UtlcHted until
Tie merry party broke up.
The commit ees OF this popular club were com
posed as follows: Committee OF Arrangements
Nj. e. Jonas, Chairman b. Liylngton, u.
Lavenson, Il, Kahn aud 81 Jacobs; Reception
Committee Blanche LaVeBsOn, Miss Carrie
Jacobs, Miss Alice Lobe, Mfs. Z. S. Unna. Mrs.
j. Is4acs, Miss Bertha MerZbach, A. Isaacs and
IL. Unna; floor director. Benjamin Livingston;
assistant. 81 Jacobs; Floor CUmmltlee-G Gorge
Layensen, c. solomon Ir., c. ) Upna, Nj. u.
Jonas, J. Isaac,, NJ. J. Meter aud B. Kahn.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. DinmOTe are visiting
MI ". A. Lewis OF Petalums, where Hey will
receive their Iriends to-day informally. They
N6fc SltNlS dJ lnO hAOlAOh- II III mic hSduihS VI
Wednesday,
Mr.. James Phelan was at Los Angeles on
Wednesday
Rev. E. H. Gray, DID, President of the Bap-
tisI The illogical College, Oakland, is occupying
bis cotiage al Twin Lakes Park.
DR.. L. b. Perrin has returned from brief visit
10 Fresno, accompanied by MIR. 5. j. Menzies Of
Assistant Bishop W. F. Nichols and Mrs Mich.
OILS will be the guests 6i Rev. George L. Bugbee,
rector Of 81. PauPs Church., during their so1ouGn
Nj. aud MS Moses Hopkins will close up their
city residence Tie middle OF next month and open
their country home. Miss Lockwood VIII be
their guest.
return ON their sad mission in the East next
Tuesday.
Governor H. Il. Markham returned on wednes-
day TO Sacramento and actively Interested him
self IA tie PREPARATIONS lOr President HafrlsOn's
reception there.
Nj and Mrs S r. Prentiss have gone to San
Rafael TO spend the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hol0rook, Miss Mamie
HoibiOok and Mir. Harry Holhlo0k leave next
week Tor thJir country seat at Menlo ParH.
Mr.. and Mis-. I. {. Severance VIII celebrate
heir approaching golden wedding anniversary
by lakiDg trip East accompanied BY their son,
A.r. Seymour Severance. Their contemplated
Itinerary includes visit with relatives Ia Cleye-
land, ONO, aud sojourn with their daughter,
Mrs. Burrldge, in Boston.
Mr.. Griifilh Cot Is visiting Los Angeles.
Mr.. and ars. Philip ID. Code are visiting Santa
Cruz.
Alr. and Mrs j. Lyman and Miss LYMAN have
gone south on TIP.
Miss Ella Bender, who has been the guest OF
Mrs Homer 5. KING for several weeks, Is now
Ia Sacramento on a visit 10 Miss Laura Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs +. III. Robinson nee ThOTnlOn)
have returned from their honeymoon and are
making their home IN this city.
Miss Josie HAnify has gone to visit Mis-.
Joseph Fyfe OF Stockton.
Mrs Milton s. Elsuer will receive hereafter at
906 Ellis street on the first ana third Xednes-
day of the month.
Miss Grover OF Colusa is the guest OF Miss
Lila Robinson.
Mrs. Anna Z. Luhrs and her daughter Chris
tine G. Luhrs leave for El PasO de Robes next
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Bland (nee Dearborn) are
the guests OF MIR. ana Mrs. Henry Aelherbee
OF Fruitvale. They recently arrived from China,
where MIR. Bland las official appointment in
tile customs service. and viii spend a two years
fuIlOugh IN visiting friends here and IN England.
Mrs. Charles II. BiHn Will ehaperOne a party
of young ladies IN Tip TO the Hawaiian group
OF Islands, leaving next Tuesday on the Zealan-
dia. HEY VIII return next July. The party
consists of: Miss susie Pea kiDS daughter of ex-
Governor Perkins; Miss Teen GOOdall, daughter
Of Fir. Charles GOOdaII; Miss Eva Quartman,
Miss Bessie MOsgrove and Miss Nellie Downs.
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