The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-01
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Pulse of Society Is Per-
ceptibly Quickened.
The Arions' Concert and Ball-Four Genera.
tions Celebrate an Anniversary-Th
Harmonic Clubs High links. -.

The Arions' Concert and Ball-Four Genera
: tions Celebrate an Anniversary-Ths
:. Harmonic Clubs High links. -.
The Calvary Club Will entertain the members
and fri nds Of the Pacific Presbyterian Union In
the parlors Of Calvary Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening. Short addresses Will be made
by Revs. DIR. Nj. NJ. Gibson, DR.. Minturn, DR..
Kerr, Dr. j. @. Adams, DIR. 7. e. Easton and
others. Musical selections will be rendered by
Nine. Seminario. Miss Ella McCloskey, Pro-.
lessor James Ogilvie. Mr. G. Z. Ker, Mr.. I. c.
Johnston and the Calvary Sabbath-school male
chorus. ~. ~ ~.- e..
Accounts of the Baker charitable tea and the
San Francisco Veren published in other
columns, -. :.
Mrs. Austin C. Tubbs gave a charming lunch
con al her residence, 1900 Hyde slreer, last
week. -: - =:
A grand autumn festival and bazaar will be
given by the ladies OF Grace NJ. Z. Church. on
the corner OF Twenty-first and Capp streets,
during The entire. week commencing Monday,
November 9th. Among The main. features OF
the entertainment will be an art-Ican exhibition
OF paintings from some Of the noted artists OF
the city. "A doll fete, japanese booth, Thanksgv
Ing table, Thompson soda fountain and several
tables loaded with fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts, will be other attractions. A hot
/ supper Will be given every evening from TO z
O'Clock. Admission 20 cents. Including supper
and evening enteI tainment. - e. :;
MIR, and Ars. r. A. Sarie entertained party
of fIiends Wednesday, evening In honor OF their
guest, Captain E.. w. Simmons of Brooklyn, N.
Y. Captain Simmons and his SOU. Mr.. Gould
simmons, started for Europe the following day.
Mr.. Theodore WoIes, the artist. who recently
returned 10 the Coast, where lie intends 10 spend
the winter. was given punch" at the Bohe-
mi N II 4 Nqdn az pran - r-
chestra played selections, and speeches were
made by General Barnes, Hon. George I. Brom-
ley and others -. 5'; :
The wedding of Miss Becky Joseph and Mr..
Philip jackson Will be sOlemuiZed to-day at the
residence Of The. BRIDES parents, 1884 Bush
street. :. 49,. =.
The fourteenth anniversary and invitation ball
Of The San: francisco. BAKER Ee1en tBater
UniOn) was held last evening al Saratoga Hall:
The Officers OF the entertainment were: Ar
rangement Committee-Christ Lutz. Emil EisOld,
Herman Free; Floor Gomnttee-Gustay Wuch;;
erer and August elmer; Reception Committee:
Adam Ulrch, MaIh Niereckl, Edward Rade:
macher, John Mancher and Henry Bender; floor,
manager, William Wuchefer-, e.. -. -
On Thursdaysat San Rafael an interesting we'd
ding united Mr.. " illiam Slew, the wei.known
photographer OF Kealny street. TO Mrs. Annie
Dent (nee HAVEN. The ceremony WAS very quiet.
Among The bellies at the pharmacists ball on
Friday evening were Miss Essick GalIick and
: Miss Charlotte GLuenhagen. who with Messrs.
II. Il. Schneider, President OF the class and Mr..
j.. l.. Cert lesIectfyeiyi led The grand march Of
some $50 couples. ~ .E :, -.
By The Swedish Society In Irving Hall last even
ing -. -" -, = -.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding
of Miss Ray Wolfson and Mr.. A. l.. q cen, TO
take place al Union square Ii all this evening
The W oodbridee Church bazaar concluded its
three days course lasr evening which. was tile
most successful in the series, both socially and.
Tie Woman's FducationaI and Industrial.
Union viii hold their annual election for officers
on tuesday from 10 O'Clock In tue forenoon 10 3
+ O'clock In the evening. IL members are re-
queSted TO vote. A meeting of The social com
flitee will be held during the evening for The
purpose of making arrangements for The forth
coming BAZAAR On Tuesday evening next the
annual meeting aud social tea VIII be held. .
The Osborne Anuiversary.: =
family reunion took place last evening
atLunt's Hail. on Polk street, 10 celebrate:th
seventy fifth birthday anniversary OF Mrs. II. b.
Osborne. There were children. grandchildren,
great-grandchildren, the youngest being IL
years of age, the Total number OF relatives pres
ent being seyenty-one. An Informal programme
of music and recitations was rendered entirely
by representatives Of The four generations pres
ent, aggregatiug foity-four persons, sand The
memorable affair closed wnh the service OF re.
cherche refreshments. Mrs. Osborne. vino was
the recipient of mum er0us gifts and heartfelt
congratulations, IS quite an old eslab ished rest.
dent, having lived In San Francisco since 1862.
~ The Arion Club Entertainments.
In view OF The rain last evening the Aron
Club had tiioughifully provided an awning at
Odd Fellows Hall entrance, whereby guests
might alleht In comfort from their carriages.
The occasion was their first grand concert aud
ball. -. g.-.'
The programme which has already been pub.
ished, was Interpreted by Nine. Ida de
Semlnano, the Afiou Chorus and Orchestra
The numbers were ably rendered, indicating
hlgn degree OF musical talent, carefully Guilt
vated. THE Bells" and bass solo, by Messrs.
Luwensteln and Newbert, were especially ad-
mired. Elegant libretiI enabled the guests 10
follow The words greatly enhancing their Intel
iigeur enjoyment.
Alter the concert which was given with the
cooperation oil Mime dc SeminaIIo ana Mr.. Kari
Ihrower. under the al: ecTlOn of Hermann HOLY
hauer, the floor was clea ed for daucug, which,.
10 lie music OF R.zau's Band, continued Till cary
this morning.
The hrst public entertainment Of The Arions
was decided success and should not be the
last. The committee largely respons iblefOr the
success were: Arrangement Commit tet-Messrs.
L. a. QUO, Emil WAGNER, Oscar Dittmer, Her
mann Westerfed, Hermann HolZhauer; kecep.
lion Committee Messrs. William Wesierield,
Max Seherpel, Ernst l., Hueter, Gustav Trilten-
bach. Chris Ilnbe1t, ONO Z. kiefer, Hermann
Lueders, Fred Ii. Plageman; floor manag r.
Emil Wagner; Floor Commitiee-Messrs. }. H.
Berghauser, Oscar Dittmer. Caesar Brand, Henry
Sylvester Jr, j. A. Reed, William c. Hack; sup.
per ommitee-Messrs. L. A. Oto, George Lind
nau, Z. Herman, Nj. " indmller.
The Harmonic Club Jinks.
The Harmonic Clubs links, at their rooms In
UnOn-square Bulld &. on Friday night, was
decided success In every particular. over 200
gentlemen were present, ana all enjoyed them
selves. Refreshments were lavlshly dispensed.
MIR. Henry Eickhof, the prominent attorney
at-law, eficiated Sire OF the evening ana
acquitted himself In very creditable manner
His remarks were decidedly witty, and the '.hitso
on the members and guests evoked peals OF
laughter.
Among The many who assisted 10 entertain
were: Hon. J. Ii. burst, Messrs +. b. WIFI.
Jams, M. stevens, NJ. Jacobs and Judge Hebbard,
VINO delivered speeches In a mIllhful strain;
Mr.. Josh Davis, topical songs; Mr.. Nathan
l.HuNSDet II
several enjoyable solos; MIR. Ashton p Stevens
and Mr.. C.. Unger manipulated the banjo
In an artistic manner; Mr.. Thomas Burns
used the concertina iG way that proved him at
home with ths Instrument; Mr.. Frank Lane OF
The Pr sident, Company, MIR. Sparks, Mr..
Tip" Company, Mr.. Hagerty OF Tie you Yon.
son" Company and other celebrities rendered
speciaties that were highly appreciated; Messrs
Eugene korn, ID, NJ Fletcher, Sam jacob
Charles Schei, Billy Williams and others con
tributed TO the evenings entertainment in a be-
hitting and pleasant manner. All IN all II was
grand affair and reflects great credit upon the
club.
The links WIS under the management, of the
following Board of Directors: Mi. }. ID. Abrams.
President; Mr.. Joseph Rotbschild, Nice-Presl.
dent; MIR. Ii: Jacobs, Treasurer; Mr. A. l. Bluch,
and MIR. ID. M. Fletcher.
Mr.. Martin "Caned."
sMr. Joseph Martin, the weil-known and popu-
lar Assistant Superintendent OF the Union Ice
Company, was surprised and leaned" at his
residence, zoos Golden Gate avenue, ON Thurs
day evening by The drivers OF that company. The
occasion was the resignation by Mr. Martin OF
his OslllOn In the company and The desire Of The
drivers 10 show lh' II appreciation of The gentle
manly and courteous treatment they Invariably
Ieeeiv' from that gentleman. The cane-an
elegant and costly one--was pTesenttd by one OF
the drivers, who paid a glowing libule 10 the
Just and honorable course of Mi. Martin, aud
was modestly but eloqucntly replied 10 by that
gentleman.
Tho staffelback-Pitmnnw Wedding.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. Eddie StaGeibach
and Miss Addie Ptmen were joined In wedlock
at the residence OF The brides sister, 46l Valen
cia street. After the ceremony tie invited
guests sat down to a sumptuous repast. and the
festivities were Kept W until midnight Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Siatielbach, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Price. Miss Hattie Kelly, Mrs. Fannie
Wheeler. Mss Miss a Maud wheeler, Miss Marie