The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Interesting Weddings Reported
From the Interior.
The Roche Luncheon-simpsOn Lyceum Enter
tainment-Y. L. I. soiree- Party on
Bryant street-Personals.

Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Williams will give
high tea, in st. Johns Guild Hall, corner of
Julian avenue and Fifteenth street. to-day
from 3 to II. The admission during the
evening win be % cents, and there will be
music and dancing. The proceeds will be
for. the benefit of St. Johns Episcopal
Church.
Mrs.W. S. Hobart win give a small dancing
party next Monday evening at her home on
the corner OF Van Ness avenue and Wash
ingtan street.
a card club was recently organized at San
JOSE the first game to be played last evening
at the VendOme. Among the members are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Clayton, Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Field,
Mr. and Mrs. II. BOoksin, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. Travis.
Cards are out announcing theSmarriage of
Miss NJ. W. Tyler, formerly of MERGED, to
Rev. Fred II. NIaar, at the Congregational
Church, Niles, next Wednesday afternoon.
On Thursday evening, the Goth ut, the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF the wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reed was celebrated at
their residence, rs Eleventh street, Oak
land. Mrs. Reed was a Miss Eliza NJ.
Buzard, and they were married in DOniphan
County. Kansas.
The first annual ball of the Retail Shoe
Clerks Union will take place at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening.
Next Friday night social will be given
by the Catholic Ladies Aid Society No. 20
in the basement of the Sacred Heart Church.
on the corner of Fell and Fillmore streets,
III aid OF the poor OF the parish. Refresh
mentS VIII be served, in addition to which
there will be music and dancing. The ladies
are working very hard to make the affair a
success.
Damien Council, No. 80 Y NJ. L. will give
fuil-dresS party at Union-square Hall this
evening.
a brilliant fancy-dress ball was given at
the Arlington, Santa barbara, on Tuesday,
when MI and Mrs POett appeared as Reu-
ben and Ruth respectively: Mr.. Bigelow as
an American hunter; Miss Bigplow as a
French countess; Miss Poett as Quakeress
- and Miss Jennie Hobbs as Night.
-, The Club of 80 will hold its third party
tonight at the residence of the Misses
Jennie and Emma Mcmillan on Ridley
sire ct
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Spence entertained
few friends on Friday evening at their
home on the Alameda. San Jose. Music,
cards and conversation were among the
pleasures. The guests included Miss Grace
Trazerant Miss Ruth Benson. Miss Grace
Spencer, Mr. Daniel G. Murphy, Miss Blk
kenna, Mr. Howell Moore, MI L. G.
Nesmith
The Roche Luncheon.
Tie Misses Roche pleasantly entertained a
few ladies at luncheon on Saturday after
neon at the residences Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. s.
Nenslngsr on Jackson street. Among those
present were Miss Madeline Lissak. Miss
Maude Lissak, Miss Hood of Sonoma, Miss
{ Chamber lain. Miss Sarah Burnett, Miss
.Reta Burne It, Miss f. McClatchy and Miss
- 'laria1 Shaw.
Military Guests at San Jose.
The hospitable home of Mrs Dr. Mintie.
az the Garden City, has been the scene of
pleasant festivities during the past week
Her visitors during portion of the week
were Judge Buckles. Department Comman-
der, q. A r., and Mrs Buckles, and Adiu-
tant-Geueral Masteiia has been guest at
THIS same lovely home. On Tuesday the
party were driven by Mrs. Mintie to the
Oid Ladies Home, and on their return the
guests were joined by Junior Vice-C omman-
der. Wharf and Mrs. Wharf, and the who'e
party was pleasantly entertained MT dinner.
The simpson LyceJm Entertainment.
Last evening the Simpson Lyceum of
Simpson Memorial NJ. Z. Church gave one
Of its delightful entertainments in the par
Tors Of the church, on the corner of Hayes
ana buchanan streets
The following programme was enjoyed by
4 very large audience: Lyceum essay, Mr. |
II. Ii. Reid; vocal duet Misses Nina and
Edna Young; reading, Two Loves and a
Life, Ray Woifson, pupil of San Francisco
tocArOl OF OIalOI1s lDuO IOlk street, DdSS
sclO, Nh Charles Many; French song Bes-
sic and Kenneth Mcintosh; tenor solo, MIR. j.
j. Morris. reading, The Greatest Thing in
the World Mrs. Charles Ii. Blnn. Several
encOres greeted the efforts of the volunteer
talent together with appreciative applause.
Following are the officers of the lycepm:
c. II. Blinn, President; Forest Wyman,
Treasurer; Miss julia Renwick, Secretary;
Miss Della deLano, pianist; Il. E. Spooner,
choTster.
The Y. L., /.
a specially fine entertainment and banquet
was given last evening by Young Ladies'
Institute No. at ST. Georges Hall. The
feature II the large assemblage was the re-
marka5le number of attractive young ladies
present No. appearing to be composed
altogether Of bellies.
The following programme was presented:
Opening remarks by Miss Fanny 0'Bren;
piano duet, Miss Mamie Stein and Mrs.
Wolf; vocal duet, Miss Cohn and Master
Cohn song, Mr.. I. Audley; specialties,
Mr.. Charles Young aud Mr.. A. Meder;
vocal solo, Miss Mamie RiOrdan; piano duet,
Professor Hoffman and Miss Josie Nc
Carthy; song, Mr.. Thomas Burns; recita-
ton, Master }. Lenihan.
After the entertainment the guests were
marshaled into an adjoining room, where
they were sumptuOHsly RECALLED by the young
hoStesses of the occasion. The evening con-
cluded pleasantly with dancing about mid
night, Miss Fannie OBren being the eff
eient flour directress.
Following composed the Committee of Ar
engagements: Miss Nell McNuty CHAIR
lady, Miss Mary Roddy. Miss Fanny o. Brien
Mrs. Coogan and Miss Susie Haggerty. The
officers of the institute are: Miss Fanny
O'Brien, President; Miss Nellie McNuIty,
First Nice-President; Mrs Lena Hoffman
Second Ntce-PreSident; Miss Nav O'Neill,
Recording Secretary; Miss Annie Smith,
Financial Secretary; Miss Alice Durand,
Treasurer, and Miss Louisa Slater, Marshal
Party on Bryant Street.
On Saturday evening last very pleasant
birthday party was given to Miss NJ. Waf-
ford at her residence, $40 Bryant street
The evening was spent in dancing and
games. At u o'clock the guests repaired to
the dining-room, where sumptuous repast
was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wafford, Mr.. and Mrs. boar, MIR. and Mrs.
Forbes, Mr.. aud Mrs. Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wafford Jr., Mrs. COrcOran, Miss NJ. Wat
,Hollowell, Miss NJ. Rogers, Miss n. Gill
more, Miss a. Mccarthy, Miss l.. DOnnelly,
Miss L. Foley, Miss L. Walsh. Miss A.
Forbes, Miss Carrie Wafford. Miss Irene
Forrest; Messrs j. Shaughnessy, d. Radem-
sky, NJ. Dugan, j. Cullen. j. O'Hore, T.
Alfred, J. Hansen, 7. Mckee, n. Lennon,
{. BergOld, I. JOYCE, ). Roberts, T. Bering,
J. Rogers. j. Burke. ID. Harvey, Charles
Waiford, j. Hoar and W. Hoar.
Hunt-aIock Wedding in Santa Rosa.
Mr.. J. II. Hunt, President Of the Hunt
Bros Packing Company, and Miss Mar
garetta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Mock Of Santa Rosa. were married in that
city on last Thursday. The church was
appropriately decorated in honor of the in
teresting occasion.
Mr. Arthur Woodward played Mendels-
solIn's familiar march as the bridal party
entered the church. The bride, leaning
upon the arm Of Miss Matte Forsyth the
maid of honor, followed by Messrs For
syth and Hood, proceeded I'D the right aisle
and met the groom, escorted by Mr. Ed
Merritt and Messrs Hawley and Hunt, the
groom's brother, in front Of the pulpit as
they came forward from the other side OF