The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Pleasant Entertainments In and
Out of Town.
The Seven Pines Circle Entertainment-Teu-
tonia Club Fete-san LeandrO Gayeties.
Other Brief Items

OF MISS Berry, 1917 an Ness avenue.
Mt. ,. T. St0akes gave 4 dinner party at
his hospiiable home in San Leandro on Sun
day, May 18th. Those present were: Mr.. B.
f. Stoakes, DIT T. c. Stoakes, DR.. L. P.
Hess, Dr. Buckbee, Majsr Fisher, Mr..
George Dali. Mr.. Joseph Wilson. Mr.. joseph
Standeford, Mr. Harry Williams, Mr.. David
sherman, Mr.. Fred Beuner
Miss Rose NJ. DOnohOe will be united in
marriage TO Mr. Montague Hankins this
afternoon at ST. Paurs Church, San Rafael.
A joyous thrOng assembled in the spacious
pavilion at ROse-Marie Farm on Friday, the
Goth ult., to participate in the festive dance
given by the parents of Mr.. Arthur McCur-
lie, their second son, who attained his ma
5ority on this enjoyable occasion.
The May entertainment of the Children's
Progressive Lyceum afforded a large amo cunt
Of qualification to the friends assembled at
81 Georges Hall, last Saturday evening.
The closing exercises of Miss Bottles
school took place Friday afternoon at the
PHEASANT Sch0Ol-rOOms, 2l2I jackson street,
and reflect much credit on teachers and
taught. ere was Il large and select at
tendance.
Mr. Edward NJ. Greenway gave a dinner
party at the Hotel San Rafael recently, at
which he entertained a number of married
friends. Among those invited were MIR. and
Mrs. II. II. A Miller and hlT. and Ms
Webster Jones.
Last Tuesday evening a very enjoyable
surprise party was given to Miss Genie Bat
sere. at the residence of her parents, 2713
Howard street.
Seven Pines Circle.
Last night memorial exercises were b ED
in Genital Methodist Episcopal Church IN
der the auspices of Seven Pines Giro lie and
Gettysburg Circle, Ladies of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and Bickerdyke
Camp. Daughters of Veterans. There was
q very large attendance, the church being
filled. The members Of Fair Oaks Camp,
No. Is, Sons Of Veterans. Captain Eustice
commanding, acted as ushers and Mrs.
Amelia Buttner, Pres id ent Of Seven Pines
Circle, presided.
Flags and bunting were suspended along
The galleries and draped tie organ and
chojT-lof[ A variety. of beautiful floral
decorations covered the platform and the
rear Of the church. The most striking en-
bem was the badge of the Daughters of
Veterans, which was marvel of skill and
ingenuity. a magnificent cross of Gala
lilies gTaced one side Of the platform,
q. 4. r. badge and a wreath Of lilies bal
auclug the opposite corner.
This floral loneliness was the result of
tie iabOrs of the following young ladies':
Miss Liy Buttnpr Miss Isabelle Pinksou
Miss Lily Irelan, Miss Lucy Mckinney,
NJ IsS Adelaide Meade Miss Lucretia Horn,
Miss Marcia Werll, Miss Minnie Conger,
Miss Mamie DAVIS and Miss Annie Black,
ladies of the @. a. r.; Miss Ella Hostetter,
Miss Alice Jones, Miss Katie Wyatt, Miss
Annie HostetJeT, Mrs. 0. +. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Neulter, the Misses Higgins. the Misses
1eazeiles, Miss Maude Watson, Miss Carrie
heeae, Miss MOllIe kie and the Misses Stan
zenberger, Daughters of Veterans.
BeFUaDS the most Interesting her If
an excellent programme was the chiidren's
floral Offering, IN which a score of little
men and women participated, each reciting
a few verses composed by Mrs. Ella Smed-
ley, and then hanging a floral wreath on an
imitation tomb erected on the stage. The
names OF tie children are: Hattie Lund-
ley, Vivian Bailey, Minnie James, Hattie
Nhlteside. Grace Clarke, Belle Kyle, Lizzie
Netjen, Hattie Smedley, Mae Griffith, Wes-
lev Hatch, Bessie Harvey, Addie Parks
Fred Hatch, Fred Annis Eta Graf, Florence
horn, Katie Neijen, HerYey Griffith, Cords
Neijen and Leila Croft.
Miss Jennie RenneI's recitation, after
the Battle was we'll given, and Mrs. Muir
ray Bailey'S spirited imperSOnati0n deserved
the encore 1t received. Mrs. Ne0b'S solo
was rendered with taste and expression and
was we'll received, as was the pretty reciIa-
lion by little Nellie Boln.
The programme, by numbers, was as f0l-
lows:
Prayer Comrade Edward NIcCIish; quartet. me
mortal Hymn" Mrs. Kelsey. Miss Denny, Com
FadeS Aiken and Ayers recitation. " You put no
Flowers on Ny P4pa's Grave" Nellie B0liu;
Cuidren's floral Offering, composed and
ranged by Mrs Ella Smedley; recitation - After
the Battle" Jennie ReuneIl; Grafton, Judge J.
g. SwiuBertOn OF Stockton; song Let Me Like
Solder FAN Harry Gates; The Battle Flag
81 Shenandoah" Mrs. J. Murray Bailey address,
Comrade Edward McCllShi quartet "Teuiing
T0-nigh"; song boys in Blue" by the com
poser. Mrs. A. H. Webb "reminiscences Of
Shiloh Professor j. a, Whitney.
The Tentonia Anniversary.
The Gessel5chafU Ieutonia last Z ight cele-
bTated its twenty-ffth anniversary az
Teutonia Hall, 1872 Howard street, and an
enjoyable occasion in every espectit proved
- be. In the first place the main hall and
the adjoining parlors were made as hand
some as elaborate decoration with bunting
and floral emblems could make them, and in
the second place they were filed to over
flowing with an elegantly dressed assem-
blage, every member Of the society having
been present with his family and friends.
The floor manager was Nj MOritZ HuntZch !;
Floor Committee-0itO Bartholdy, Julius
Echern, c. II. Edsen. George Hermann and
A. Hansen: Committee OF Arrangements
L. Munk (NersitZender), j. P SchmItZ, j. b.
Eenhardt, /. P0ckwitz, Z. SchnutenhauS,
a. VI chr, W. NesteTfeld, r. LeIHuchS, K.
Hagemann. J. b. Weichhart, William Gercke,
I. GeTcke. II. Geilfuss and W. WertSch.
The programme was the Ju6el overture
Won Weber, Beck'S Orchestra; Gentle
mems Day," by the TeutOnia Singing So
ciety; poem, By H. Gauch; song by the
Ieut0nia Singing Society; Grafton, by Pres
Ident W. WeTtscl; song, IeutCnia Singing
Society; German airs, by the orchestra;
JaJieau, 'IeutJnla," and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. The order Of dances con-
tanned twenty-fOur numbers and 1t took all
night for the assembly to exhaust the pro-
gTamme. Everything passed off pleasantly
and harmOnIOusly and the company enjoyed
one continual round OF pleasure from the
beginning until the end.
A San LeandrO Tea.
Miss Flora Y. StOakes. assisted by Miss
Annie Turner Of Oakland, gave a pleasant
tea at her home in San LeandrO last Friday
afternoon. The parlors and diniDg-room
were decorated with flowers and foliage in
profuson. Those present were: Miss Flora
Y Stoakes, Miss Annie Turner, Miss Jennie
Heaion, Miss Eta Henton, Miss Sadie
Marsh. Miss Stella StandefOTd, Miss Maud
Patrick, Miss Tillie Patrick, Miss Ashie
MIlHken, Miss Kate Vivian, Miss Jennie
Brown, Miss Maud Brown, Miss Katie Van
Den Bergh, Miss Maud Harlan, Miss Belle
Harlan, Miss Kate BeuneT, Miss Julia Beu-
neT, Miss Bertha BeuneT, Mrs. Alice
Sewen, Miss Vera Sewel. Mrs. Van Den
Bergh, Mrs. Lawrence Hyde, Mrs. Paul
Hyde Mrs j. +. Stoakes.
A Drive to San Mateo County.
On Saturday last NJ. J. O'Connor and E.
Il Wuhrmann, of the Standard Oil Com
pany, arranged most enjoyable excursion
To San Mateo County, the party being conf
posed Of members of the Fern Club. Those
composing the party were MessrS. NJ J.
O'COnnor. L. II. WUhrmann. MAJOR j Ohm j.
Conlin, Henry Williams. Gilbert Chose,
John Durham, Morton johnson, Robert
Pitcher, Ed Monaghan, Joe Ault, Michael
Hurley and f. b. mulgrew.
A Juvenile Dancing Festival.
Tie hall of Mrs. Addie ClaTke's Academy
was crowded with friends and patrons of