The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding Anniversaries Pleas.
antly Celebrated.
Notes From Belvedere and Vicinity-Ladies Of
the G. A. R-A Tug-of-War Party.
Personal Jottings.

stag party of friends on Saturday and enter
tanned them until Monday morning.
The ladies of the San Francisco Maenner-
Choir will give doll party at Turn Verein
Hall, Turk street, this evening.
Mrs. Lord, wife of Major Lord. u. S. A.,
gave a yellow luncheon recently at her
California-street residence in honor Of her
daughter, Miss Myra Lord, one of this sea-
sons de5utantes.
A social hop will be given by West End
Lodge, No. HOP, X. and l.. of H., this
evening ut Unon-sQuare Hall.
A pleasant dance was enjoyed on Satur-
day evening at The San Francisco Yacht
Club, Sausalto.
Boucieault's comedy, Led Astray," will
be given at Saratoga Hall this evening for
the benefit OF hIr. Edward Tilden. 4 dance
VIII follow.
On the 18th of this month the second old
est daughter of Mr. and Mis-. NeWbauer be-
came the wife of Mr.. George Ross. a sump-
tuous collation. was served at the residence
OF the brides parents on Indiana street, near
IOl0, after which dancing, vocal and in
strumental mnsic finished very enjoyable
evening.
The Bar Mitzrah of Mr.. Leopold Bessemer
will take place at the Masun-street syna-
Eogue on Saturday, November Dist. Mr.
and Mrs. Bsssemer will receive their friends
at their residence. 1887 Turk street, on Sun
day afternoon, November I'D.
In the near future the druggists of San
Francisco and vicinity are to assemble
around the festive board, and, while enjoy
ing the good things Of this life as furnished
by one OF our leading hotels. spread and
cement the harmony and good feeling now
existing among tie many engaged in their
Honorable and responsible calling The
Messrs. Mcdonnell, Searby, Kell and Wor-
den. is sufficient guarantee that the event
will come off with honor and satisfaction to
all taking part therein.
Mr.. p. \. Anton Of Alameda win be mar
ried on Wednesday evening to Miss Libby
Alex of Albany, \. Y, at ST. Patrck's
Church. West Oakland
The Comrades will give their initial hop
at Uni0r-SQuare Hall this evening.
On Sunday Governor Peter H. Burnett
celebrated the eighty-fourth anniversary of
his birthday.
This evening the Club of 81 will give its
Initial party of this season at Lunrs Hall
on Polk street.
"Avilion Cliff" so called after place
known ia mythology as the Isle of the
residence at Belvedere of Mrs. II. Y. Cook,
wife of the late Mr.. Cook, the Greclan
Consul here. Mrs. Cook has 4 cosy steam
launch and rowboat for exploring the bay
Ladies of the q. 4. Il.
Winchester Circle, No. II. Ladies of the
G. A. R., held an interesting meeting at
their headquarters at Odd Fellows Hall,
Berkeley. on the 81. The circle is increas-
ing In members and enthusiasm.
At their last regular meeting there were
many new members initiated and several
applications acted upon. The circle was
presented with a blllot-box by Comrade
Turner of Lincoln Post. No. l, of San Fran
cisco, and a beautiful frame for their char
ter was also presented by Sisters Sarah II.
Metcalf and Laura A Brewer, from Seven
Pines Circle.
This circle was encouraged and enliyened
by the presence of several sisters and COM
rade5 from San Francisco and Oakland
Among them were a number of the State
officers, including Sarah H. MetcaIf State
President; Mary Turner. State Secretary :;
Sarah j. NhltcOmb. State Councillor; Lena
Seholten, State Inspector. They were &C
Companied by Mrs. Hatch and also Mrs
Marian Kyle, President of Gettysburg Cir
Gle OF san Francisco, and Mrs. Sarah C.
Wilson, President OF John 4. Logan Circle
of Oakland.
The wolpman Tin Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Woipman pleasantly
celebrated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding day on the 9th inst at their city
residence.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
| W. p Wolpman, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Grass,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| SchnitzleT, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Miller, Mr.. and
I Mrs. }. Rau, Mr. and Mrs J. Wirck. Mr..
| and Mrs. NJ. Schuman, Mrs. c. W. Stein,
| Mrs. William RotrOsky, Mrs. William Plate.
! Mrs. I. Hickman, Mrs. William Schmidt,
| Mrs II. W: Fraser. Mrs. Phil Fassold, Mrs.
McAffrey, Mrs. f; kaeintz. Mrs. Harwo cd,
Miss r. Harwood, Miss NJ. Stein, Miss l..
Stein, Miss E. Rothganger, Miss A. Poppen-
| berg, Miss L. Andrews, Miss X. Plate, Miss
| L. Wolpman, Miss NJ. Gels, Miss NJ. Wolp-
man, Miss L. Wolpman, MIR. l.. Pfaff. Mr.
I; PLarIer, Mr.. Bauman, Mr.. w. Stein,
| G. Plate.
A Tug-of-War Party.
Something in keeping with the latest
''craze" took place at Teutonia Hall last
| Saturday evening in the form Of a tug of
war after the international contest at the
! Pavilion a shOrs time ago, only this was a
| purely local issue and not of any nat onal In
terest.
The contest was between picked team
| from the Mission, Mr.. William Charles Nc.
| Greavy captain, and downtown team, Mr.
| William Gratheer captain.
The Eola Club had offered n trophy fol-
| the winners, and the affair occurred during
an intermiSsion at the regular Saturday light
| party at Teutonia Hall.
Mr.. George NJ. Walton, acting for the
| club, Introduced the captains ana their
teams TO the audience from the stage, each
| team getting 4 rafting reception from the
| eXpectant crowd, and after selecting Mr..
! George Liddle as timekeeper. and Mr. viii.
| lam {. Kramer as referee, the teams dropped
into their places just as if they were Scots
| and Danes. The pull was but short one
lasting only one minute. the downtown team
| winning IN rush and amid great cheering
from the audience. The trophy was then
awarded to Mr.. Gratheer and dancing was
| resumed.
| The names of the two teams are: Down.
towns-Messrs. j. Kane. NJ. Long. NJ. Witch.
man, a. Cannon. +. Behlmer (anchor): the
| MlSslons-MesSrs. }. Smthey, J. McNa.
mara, J. Hassock, j. Reardon, +. Merte:
| (anchor).
A Wooden Wedding.
The fifth anniversary of the wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Olsen of 27 Elgiu Parl
was celebrated there on the 9th inst
! Numerous presents were received and the
toast of THE Host and Hostess" was ap
proprlately honored.
Among the guests were: Miss Emma
| Olsen, Miss A. Thomson, Mrs. Thomson
Mrs. Hansen OF Spokane, Mrs. Wenzel
Miss 4. Wenzel, Miss II. Wenzel, Mr.. r
| Wenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Neubert, Mrs. Bar
low, MIR. Frank Barlow, Miss L. Barlow
| Mrs. Fickeis, Mr.. Sauna. Mrs. Joyce, Mis-
ID. Tweed, Miss l.. Ulrich, Mr.. A. Ulrich
| Mr.. r. Mocker.
Golden Gate Parlor, N. s. G. W.
The annual donation party and hop o.
Golden Gate Parlor, No. 49, N. S. G. W..
came OFF last night at Pioneer Hall. and the
crowd that was present not only filled the
large hall of the Native Sons but sent ;
heavy contingent to the parlors. Their,
was very elaborate programme carried on
| before the hop, but there were large mum
Der OF guests who were deprived Of tn,
pleasure OF listening to it, simply from tn,
fact that they Id not even get inside o
the antechamber.
Court Eclipse, A. o. f. of A.
Welcome Hall, Odd Fellows Building,
was crowded last night with ''merrie com.
panic" the occasion having been an enter
tanment and social given by Court Eclipse,
No. G972, Ancient Order of Foresters O
America. There were no printed pro
grammes, but the principal features of th,
] en- terta n nent yyera q l..