The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Pleasant Reception Given by
Mr. and Mrs. Lissak.
George lines, N. a., Complimented- Simpson
Church Tableaux-A Picnic to Laundry
Farm-Personal Notes.

lOrs, n the form OF tableauX viVantS Illus
trauag The Courtship of Miles Standish."
Mr.. c. B. Perkins presided and the poem
was read by Mr.. Holbr0ok Blnn Jr. Each
tabeau was seen through netting and i'm
printed itself on the memory as peculiarly
realistic illustration of the particular pas
sage represented.
" T Private Secretary" will be pro-
duced by tn Lyceum Comedy Company
this evening at Mission Music BALL.
The County Monaghan Social and Be-
n violent Club held its quarterly social and
Of picnic prizes at Metropolitan
Hall on Tuesday evening last About $50
people enjoyed themselves dancing till l
o'clock.
c. L. A. s. No. 1, of Oakland. will hold
their annual festival at Shell Mount Park
on Tuesday, June ID. Tickets may be had
from members or at the gate on that day.
Confidence Lodge, No. Is, u. L. A, gave
an enjoyable social dance last evening at
Eastern Hall, Shells Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Head and Miss Head
gave pleasant party on Thursday evening
at their Tayor-street residence.
Mr.. H. w. Davis, the popular young real
estate dealer Of Twenty-third avenue, East
Oakland, was married on Thursday at the
Presbyterian Church on Van Ness avenue,
San Francisco, 10 Miss Nettie Mckay, a
well-knOWn young society lady, sister of
Mrs John Marsh of Oakland The happy
couple have gone to the Hotel del Monte to
spend their honeymoon.
The Lissak Soiree Dansante.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Lissak gave delight
full reception on Thursday evening at their
residence, 1858 California street. in honor Of
their son. Lieutenant o. NJ. Lissak, U. S.
A, who is visiting here from his post, Sandy
Hook, n. Y.
The Misses Li5sak assisted the hostess in
receiving in the parloTs, fragrant with roses.
Dancing, with an intermission for an elabor-
ate supper served by Cusin, at tete-a-tete
TABLES, delightfully."- occupied the hours.
The guests included Miss Nightingale,
Miss NJ. p. Gibbs, Miss Murray. Miss Wolff,
the Misses Mcmillan, the Misses Randolph,
Miss Page Of Portland, the Misses Castle,
Miss dc la MOntanya, Miss Daniels, Miss
Blacker, Miss Roche, Miss St0y, Miss Hood,
Miss Harrison, Miss NJ. c. Scott, Miss Ring
strom, Miss Mcneil, Miss Baker of San
Jose, Miss McCune, Miss Gleason, Miss
Thompson of Santa Rosa, the Misses Page,
Miss Saw OF Wildwood, SonOma. Miss Jo-
sephi, Miss Van Wyke, the Misses Rsis, Miss
GOeWey, Miss Hur, stiss Burekes; MessTs.
B. n. Randolph. L. S. A; l., Runcie, L. 5.
a.; L. j. MauZy, Douglas Wilson, K. Me-
MILAN, G. Mcbride, Mr.. Shattock. Mr.. Nc
Kenze, DR.. Nightingale, Joseph Nghtin-
gale. Charles SuirO, DR.. F0uikes, DR.. q.
Terrill, w. Davis, Fl. S. Daniels. w. S.
Zellin, Albert Castle, Arthur Castle, II.
Wise, F. Avery, R. Pratt, 6. P. Baxter Of
Petaluma, Cutter B0neStell, Dir. Arrayo, \.
G. Bugbee, H. Z. Gibbs, T. a. Hays, \.
Castle, Il. Hawks, S. Monstertat, g. II.
Barnhart, MIR. Dallam, w. Seely, Il. HUE,
W, 3. Cooke, c. Goewey, II. H. Hunter, g.
7. T. Hubbard, Albert w, Scott Jr., G. 7.
Larken, 5. +. Tucker.
The Scott Reception.
Mr., Irving N. Scott rendered a reception
to Mr. George lines, the well-known land
scape painter, on Thursday evening, at his
residence on Harrison street
The house was prettily decorated. and
string orchestra with the service of refresh
ments enhanced the pleasure of meeting the
artist in this friendly way. A large num-
Der OF friends were received and presented
TO Mr.. lines during the evening, those as
Sisting in doing the honors being Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlck, Messrs William Keith and
David Neal Mr.. lines expects to leave for
New I ork to-day or early next week.
Among tie guests were: Lieutenant
Seim 4. WOOdwoFth. Mrs. a. Z. Davis and
Miss Susie Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry c.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Butler, Mr. James
). Haggin, Miss NJ. Haggin, Mr.. Claus
Spreckels, Miss Spreckels, Mr. 4. p. Yel-
land, Mr. Newton Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
dau, Mr.. aud Mrs. /. c. Kelley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j. Booth, the Misses Booth,
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Ames, Sir. Henry
Pierce, Mr.. Charles w. Wood. Mr.. aad Mrs.
Frederick Russ, Mrs. c; w. Farnum, Mr.,
Avery, Mr.. John Dolhear, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
OBJ Gum, Mrs. d. ". Gelwlcks, Mrs. JOS
ephine de Greayer, Miss Josephine Bunker,
Miss Sarah W. Horton, Mr.. Clark 4. K.
Rovce, Mr.. w. F. Whittier, Mr. James T.
Boyd, Mr.. Henry Fisher, Mr. Edward A.
Mrs. William j. Duncan; Messrs. Mat
thews, Lash, JOullin, Heyman, Redding
and others.
Picnic at Laundry Farm.
Last Sunday brought to Laundry Farm
one of the most select gatherings that ever
attended a private picnic. They were the
invited guests Of Miss l.. Coleman. Dane
ing was INDUCED in the greater portion OF
the day.
Miss Coleman was the recipient OF many
for the success of the picnic
Due credit is also due MessrS. Reed, Roach
and Sherwood, who composed the Floor
Committee. The Tra-la-leeS made their
presence known on the return trip by selec-
tons from the latest popular songs.
Among those present were: hr. and Mrs.
, >
and Mrs. a. Reed, Miss l.. Coleman. Miss
n. Coleman, Miss D. Coleman. Miss Theo
SanboTn, Miss Sadie Gould. Miss Katie
Moran, Miss May 0'Donnell, Miss Aggie
Fitzpatrick, Miss X. Perkins, Miss Nellie
Doyle, Miss Sue Crooks, Miss Carrie Dol
liver, Miss Ida Deliver, Miss Mamie Dol
liver, Miss Wells, Miss N. Melville, Miss
Piper, Miss Quinlan, ana Messrs. w. J.
Daley, }. l.. Brogau, Elmer Roach, Harry
Ashtns, John Woods, W. l.. Lonergan, JOS
eph Perkins, John Perkins, Edward Cole
man, John Hines. Edward Slattery, j.
O'BTien, Edward Virgin, i. c. Sherwood,
J Ohm 5. Dunuell and Gus Niles
Society Personals.
Mrs. James Pbelan, Miss Molie Phelan
and Mr.. George Duval Jr. went down to
Phelan Park yesterday. They will leave
next Wednesday for the East to attend the
Duval wedding and will return to Phelan
Park Oh July 18th to spend the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. E. b. Perrin are visiting
Fresno.
Mrs. Joseph s. Spear Jr. has gone to In
dianap0lls to attend the National Confer
ence Of Charities and Correction. From
there she will proceed 10 New York and
Boston TO spend the summer with her rel
atives.
Mrs Lyman (nee Clarl) is visiting her
mother on California street.
The Misses johnson. who have been vis-
iting Mrs. William NJ. Starr of Oakland,
after stay of six months in California, left
yesterday for their home in Racine, Wis,
via Denver.
Miss MurIel Richards leaves to-day for
six mouths tour of the Eastern.S States in
of Mrs. Henry Tetlow aud party
of Philadelphia.
Commodore Ludlow and Miss Ludlow are
en- route for Chicago by the northern route.
Captain and Mrs. &. Nelson left yester-
day by the Puebla for Victoria, b. c., en-
route for a three months trip In the East.
They will visit Canada, as we'll as Boston,
New York and Albany, and Will return by
Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. William II. Barnes, the Well-known
fTateTnal journalist, with his wife. went
East on Monday, to fill series of lecturing
engagements in the New England States,
at Hartford, Conn, on the
Goth, and also to attend the session of the
Supreme Lodge of the A. o. L. W., which
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