The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

Inc Dlllidru-fOom was an arcadia OIL HONeIs,
including Ioses lilac clusters, kingcups, eScholt-
Zias ana other floral treasures. The billiard
table was covered with haudsO ONE bouquets,
which were sold at fancy prices by Miss Meta
Graham Miss Helen Smith, Miss juliet Smith
ana Miss McMuileD. In the tea-roOm, when
also displayed 10 perfection the decorators skill,
were Miss MeAlllster, Miss Griffith, Miss May
nard ana Miss Eyre.
A delightful novelty was presented about 4
O'clock, when fottyhye cboir-boys from st:
PauPS Episcopal Church OF Oakland rendered
the following selections, their clear. well-tfaned
voices affordnG Il most refreshing feast OF mel
ody: " From Oberon in Fairyand"; Beware;
Sailing" by Messrs Button ana Randall;
Peasants Wedding March; Il Know
Glade" by The local trio; violin solo, by Mr..
Alexander Stewart; Calm Is the Lake" aud
" The Young Recruit"
The event Will long be remembered as per
feet success and a distinct novelty. Mrs. Head
and Miss Head were lie recipients of many com
pments on the charming affair, but they pleas
antly referred all the credit TO the ladies Inter-
eseu IN the fund.
Head, Miss Head Mrs. L. L. Baker, Mrs Selby,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bee, Mrs. Kitte, Miss Stone,
Miss Lake, Mrs Louis Panott, Mrs. WIN
Crocker. Mis-. Henry Scott, Miss Evelyn Shep-
AID, MISS Cheeseman, Miss Griffith. Miss Decker,
MISS Maynard, MISS McAllister. Miss Holman,
Mrs. Sidney Smith Mrs. George Boardman, Miss
WesleIyeldt, Miss Beaver, MIS-. Charles Richard,
Miss Maud Howard, Miss OCOnnOr, MISS Hdgar,
Mrs. DR.. Perrin Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Haskell,
Mrs. Perry Eyre, Miss UaIoldn, Miss Cricket,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Polk, Miss Sherwood, Miss
Hooker, Mrs. John Kitte. Mrs. Joseph Grant,
Mrs INITIAL, Mrs Joseph Donanue, Miss Me-
kinstIY, Mir aud Mrs. C. L. Weller, Miss Weller,
Mrs. Baraeda Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Charles
Webb Howard, Mrs. Louis SioSs, MIS- j. Lin
coin. Mrs. William Geyn Mrs. Maury, Mrs. y.
Eyaus and many others.
The Wetherbee Musicale.
Mrs Henry Wetherbee's delightful hospitality
was enjoyed last Thursday evening by large
assemUage of guests, many of whom came
across tie bay.
Those who furnished the musical fare were:
Mrs. Gus Spreckrls, Miss Margu rite O'Connell,
MIS-. Meiherbee, Miss Greenwood Miss Ger
tIude Aud, Miss hiltie Heyman. Miss HllDUln.
Mrs. ". {. Little, Mrs. Bah e-AlVerSOn, Nj. and
Ms. Dan Lawrence Mir. and Mrs. Putnam, Mr..
and MS Harry Richards, MIR. FRANK Mitchell,
Mr. Ii. \. MrlVin, Nh Ii. A. Redfeld, MIR. Bake
and the Mandollu Club composed OF Miss TuOb5,
Miss FelIier. the Misses Bradley, the Misses
Wellman and Mt Welman.
Ihd next musicale VIII be the last OF this sea
son and II Is proposed 10 make OF 1t fitting cul-
mlnaiion To lie series. IL Will be full dress aud
held at the residence Of General Il. w. hhkham.
Reception to MIR. Hale.
One OF the most interesting events of the week
was quiet little entertainment IN honor OF Rev.
E. E. Hale, which was given at Fruitvale by
Mrs. S. X. Lathrop, 1hls lady is the widow of
distinguished divine with whom Mt. Hale
studied theology, and who was the well. known
pastor of the Bratte-sleet Church. Mrs. Lo-
ihrop now lives with her sister, Mrs. Pratt
These Two ladies' are tie daughters OF Rev.
a bner Webb, the Baptist divine, who died few
months ago. Only small number were present
at the reception, including Rev. Messrs. Wendte
ana Van Ness and other Unitarian eleFgymen
and The Misses Kirkland Of san Francisco. To
Mr.. Hale this meeting with old fri nds was very
Interesting, recalling pleasant memories, and
touched him deeply During the afternoon he
offered a very beautiful prayer.
The CarIyIe-Eden Wedding.
At st. Paurs Church the 25Ih ult. MI.
Robert Carlyle and Miss Emma Eden were united
in marriage.
The chuIch was handsomely decorated, and at
the FIRST peal of the "Lohengrn" March arrived
tie wedding party, consisting of six bridesmaids
Miss lille Hlns cousin of the bridel, Miss
Alma Hyer, Miss Emene Derry, Miss Josie
GrO.gelaDer, Miss Freda LewisOn and Miss May
HOBeu all Of whom carried La France roses.
They were followed by the groom ana tile bl!de's
sister Miss Annie Eden, who acted as maid of
honor. Then came the bride and gr0oln> man,
Mr. Joseph Perkins. Following them were
friends aud relatives. Alter tn ceremony the
evening was spent at tile home Of the brides
mother. The paflors were eiabOrately decorated
WIN chrySantuemumS and eyergreenS.
Among those present were; Mrs. Edent Mr.
john Eden. Miss Annie Eden, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Helms Miss Title Hens. Masters Heimie
aud William Helms, Mr.. Richard GageleS, Mr..
ury Goefjen, Miss Helen Carlyle, Mir. and
Mrs. Nred {. Addiction, MesSrs. Joseph and John
Perkins, the misses Mamie. LIZZIE and GeItie
Perkins Mr.. aud MIS-. H. a. BIeede, Miss Minnie
Breede, Master Willie BIeede, Miss Meta Null
son, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn, Mrs. II. Hyer,
Miss Alma Hyer, Master j. Hyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Softer, AeSsis. August aud John Softer,
MI James o'Grady, Mr.. Frank 0'Brlen, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Leflmann, MIR. and Mrs. j: GrOs-
gebauer, Miss Josie GrOsGebauer, Master
Fred Grosgebauer, of Dinuba, Mrs. W:
Thompson aud Miss Annie Thompson, of
Oakland, Miss Freda Lewiston, Miss Lolita
Mathews, Mrs. Derry. the Misses Emelyu and
Celia Derry, Mr.. and Mrs. Honen, Miss Mamie
Honen, Mr.. Andrew Honen, Mr. Charles Honen,
Mr. aud Mrs. George Donovan, Mr.. aud Mrs.
AK Esielita, Miss Annie Han, MIR. Charles Pat
ten OF Oatland, NE. james a. Monteagle, Mr..
Jere Suuh, N,r. Joseih EStelita, Messrs. John
and Frederick DeIicat, Mr.. Richard DIlscoll.
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Claudia Bellnan, Mr.. j.
nn, Miss Minnie kelleher, Miss Lizzie Hughes,
Nj Joseph keegher.
Tire Yosemite Lodge Entertainment.
At the entertainment given on Saturday even
lngi by Yosemite Lodge, No. 4, U. L. A. The fol-
loving attractive programme was rendered;
Overture Miss and Master Miller; recitation,
Miss Spaldiug; song, Miss Maggie Curry; piano
solo. Miss Louie Lenbart; recitation, Mi. u. w.
Calvert; song, Miss Mile Flynn; address, Mr..
L. Vincent; song Master EdWaId Co0ney; cor
net solo, Master R. Miller; recitation, Miss
Chase. The enjoyable affair closed with dancing.
The Picnic Season.
The fourth annual picnic of the Sons OF 81.
George will be held at Shell Mound Park on
Thursday, the 23d>inSt There VIII be numerous
attractions.
Parties to Take Place.
The April meeting OF the Vermonters takes
place at DAD Fellows Hill on Friday evening
next. An excellent programme, Including the
amusing farce. ITO Oblige Benson" viii be pre-
seuted by competent artistic. Secretary Proctor
Is expected TO be present. unless recalled 10
Washington before the 10Th.
The Freshman class OF The Q. G. Will give
glee at Uuion-square Hall this evening.
A full-dg SIS reception will be given by the
members OF the CITY Guard, Company B, First
Infantry Regiment, n. G. C., Captain Irving B.
Cook commanding, this evening at the armoly.
Excelsior Circle, No. 2, C. o. F.. VIII hold their
SIKH anniversary entertainment aud ball al
B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday next.
The BoWhead Social Club Will hold Its last In
vitation ball at living Hall on Saturday evening
next,
The Del Monies will give one OF their enjoyable
palties at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening
In consequence of a misunderstanding with
the Odd Fellows Hall AssOci ton the first ami
versary party of & he Peerless Club, which was TO
have taken place al 0dd Fellows Hall ~ Thurs
day evening next, has been postponed lndeh-
nitey,
The second anniversary party of Hes perlan
ParOT, No. 1871. n. S. q. W., Will be held at ODD
Fellows Hall on Wednesday next.
The San Francisco Turn cEwesiern-V erein will
give fan and parasol party on sunday next at
street. The committee VIII Introduce new
feature Of merry making.
The TremOnts Will resume their usual Thurs
day evening sUclaIs on The 9Th inst.
Bonita Circle, No. 104, G. of t., VIII give al
entertainment and ball on Friday evening next
al Managers Hall ON the corner OF IWeuIY-foulth
and Folsom streets.
The students recital of the San Francisco Con-
seryarory of Music will take place at Irving
| Han next Friday afternoon.
concert will be given In Metropolitan Tenn
| pie next Tuesday evening in behalf OF The Sacred
| Heart Church.
| Starr King Lodge, No. 10, L. o. W. Will hold
| its regular monthly eachre party next Wedues-
day evening at Mission urn Hail.
An entertainment aud social will be given by
| UDuy Lodge, No. "a, Order Of the Golden Shore,
on Tuesday evening next AT ashington Hall,
Red Mems Building, $40 Post street
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 5. U. E. A., will give
| a grab-bag party at Hamilton Hail, corner OF
Steiner aud GeRiy streets, on O-murrow evening.
A soeial will be given 10y friendship Lodge, No.
IT, u L. A, on Thursday evening next at Union
| square Hall. 42l Post street.
The Club OF tie Golden West VIII give social
at tLer Hall, 927 Pacific street, Oh Friday even
Ing next.
Ire second annual party of Carmel Assembly,
| No. l. Y. l.. G. u, VIII lake place at Dad Eel
| lows Hall this evening.
| Diana Circle No. %, c. o. F. of A, will give
| their fourth anniversary party at Union-squar
| Hall, 1ur sday evening next.
Eureka Valley Lodge No. 252, A. o. U. W.
| Will celebrate their tnird anniversary at their
| lodge room, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe
streets, on Saturday evening next, when the Ed
win Forrest Dramatic Cub will produce " The
| Two BOnneycaStleS."
An entertainment and ball Will be given by the