The morning call., 1891-07-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Events in Honor of the
National Birthday.
a Kitchen Party" Novelty-The Camellias'
First Gathering-A Musician Compli-
mented-Late Departures.

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Club at Bersagleri Hall this evening. Elab-
crate invitations have been issued.
The second day OF the San Rafael tennis
tournament drew, as was predicted, still
larger attendance. To-day, with the finals
pending and numerous holiday arrivals at
the hotel. the courts will probably be
crowded. A full account of the game will
be found under another caption.
A full list of those forming the bridal party
in the Pohli-Jacoby wedding, an account of
which appeared in these columns the follow
ing day, includes the charming bridesmaid,
Miss Agnes Duhring of Sonoma, the maid
of honor, Miss Doris Clewe, and the pages.
Masters Willie and Frido Clewe and Master
Curt SchluSs.
a prize masquerade ball in celebration of
the day of independence will be given by
the Society Philharmonique in the Me-
chanics' Pavilion this evening. The affair
is expected to attract large number of
merrymakers.
a number of prominent San Joseans on
joyed swim at the drawbridge on the AL
viso Creek on Wednesday. Among those
who spent merry afternoon thus were
Messrs. Il. d. Murphy, Martin Murphy, l..
g. Nesmitb, Naglee Burk, H. Ward Wright,
Walter Field, l. Loeb, w. Sweigert, Frank
Lane, ID. w. Burchard. DR.. Pierce and j.
Hunt
The Orlando Literary and Social Club eel
ebrates the day by giving an invitation
social and banquet at Union-square Hall
this evening
An informal reception was held on board
the yacht Lurline by Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Spreckels at Coronado on Wednesday. The
hours were from to 8 o'clock in the after
noon: Mr.. and Mrs. Spreckels were as
sisted in receiving friends by Mrs. William
Center, Miss Siebein and Miss Bigly.
a Kitchen Party" at San Rafael.
novelty hailed with enthusiasm at San
Rafael during the week was the Kitchen
party" given by Mr.. Edward NJ. Greenway
and Mr.. J. Friedlander to about twenty
que sis.
The latter included several recognized
" ben vivants" who won their culinary cor
dons bleuS in the recent fete champetre for
the San Francisco Polytechnic. These gentle
men were given command of tie kitchen
properties and speedily prepared some ter
rapip, spareribs, welsh rabbits and deviled
bones, such as might have tickleu the palate
Of aBrillat-Savarin. There were also songs,
Mr.. c. ID. Sullivan contributing. among
others, to the success of the harmonious by
play.
A goodly contingent Of "Roseleaves" from
Messrs. Daniel O'Connell, Charles RollO
Peters, George Maggie, Alexander Hamilton
and Louis SlOSs Jr.
Native Daughters Installed.
Golden State Parlor No. 80, n. ID. G. W.,
installed the follow ing officers, d. d. G. p.
Miss Ida Rogers off ciating, assisted by Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. COtter, Of the Grand Par
lor: Past President, Miss Louise Meyer
President, Miss Emma Schwartz; First Vice
President, Miss Johanna Meyer; Second
Vice President, Miss Josie Denis; Third
Y ica-Pres ident, Miss Gertie Peterson; Mar
shall. Miss Gussie Wedemeyer; Treasurer,
Mrs. Lou Pahl; Recording Secretary, Miss
Mamie Mcguire; Financial Secretary, Miss
Barbara Peterson; Inside Sentinel, Miss
Eta Bose; Outside Sentinel. Miss Pearl
Stansheld TIustees-Miss Annie Won Sta
den. Miss johanna Schwartz, Miss Anuie
Puckhaber.
After the installation the retiring Presi-
dent was presented with diamond l0ckeI
and fob from the members OF the parlor.
The Camellias' Party.
Last evening the Camelia Club gave their
first party at BerSaglieri Hall to usher in the
upon by avery large number of guests, who
danced merrily until after 3 o'clock.
The hall was prettily decorated, as was
Liit iHuiFS uItSSll E-IOUll Win HOWGTS duQ
foliage. In the former extended across the
musicians rostrum the title Of the club
with a Welcome to All" Music was fur
nlSEed by Gutman IL johnson. A novelty
was the substitution of regular fire. patrol
gong Tor the managers customary whistle.
The club, which has been requested to
give another party before long, is differed
as follows: President, l.. Pellegrini; Vice
President, j. Spohn; Recording Secretary,
r. Malcolm; Financial Secretary a. ellis
Treasurer. II. Gallagher.
The committees OF the evening were COM
posed as follows: Reception Commiitee-G
Healey, l.. Rivers, L. Alien, W. Stewart, ID.
Capture, II. Hooper, W. 2. Newman, w. C.
Nagel; to0r-manager. II. Gallagher; assist
ant tlOOr-manager, u. Barkley; Floor Com
mitfee-A. ellis, a. Langford, G. Thomas,
i. O'Neil, 5. Corscilia, ID. DAILY, T. Crane,
y. Murphy; Committee of Arrangements
K, Malcolm, A. ellis, }; Spohn, r. Pelle-
GRIM, L. Pellegrini, H. Gallagher. d. Bark
ley.
Party In Alameda.
Ga Friday, the Goth ult., Miss Teny Schroe-
der of Alameda entertained a few of her
lady friends at her residence on
Peru street and Railroad avenue. The aft
ernuon was spent in pleasant conversation
and vocal aud instrumental music. Ice
cream was served in the lawn on tete-a-tete
tables.
Those present were: Miss H. Mayrich, Miss
Emma Pollak, Miss Teny Schroeder, Miss
Dode Schroeder, Miss Molie Ills, Miss
Lena Ills, Miss Hettie Fischbeck, Miss
Addie klatt, NJ ISIS Lizzie Holye. Miss Anna
Brock, Miss Emma Tialee, Miss Clara
Schlingheyder, Miss a. Schlingheyder, Miss
Minerva WINCHESTER, Mrs. Adolph Schroe-
der, Mrs. Adolph Diel. Mrs. DEL, Mrs.
Mamie Schroeder, Mrs. Z. Holsnger. Mrs.
Sterling Fischbeek.
Musical Manager COmp1imented.
A very interesting ceremony took place at
the Thalia Concert Hall last evening, the
occasion being the .ffty-fifth birthday ami
veraary of Mr. g. Franke, thu well-known
of the Mandolins' Orchestra, upon
which occasion he was presented with a
large oil painting from the brush of the
artist, Mr.. f. Lertora. The proceedings
were marked with the us ual manifestations
OF regard for the popular aud genial man
ager 1n this the eve OF his departure for
New York.
The following were present: Messrs.
Charles Scnimpf, Charles Ludin, A. Poliak,
Z. L. Roberts, Charles Kinds, George f.
Jones, Eugene Hill, g. c. Sobrero, Professor
L. Lert0ra, p. Tea, +. RicirillU, Henry L.
Krane, A Albrecht, q. Frankel.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Moore will spend
the Fourth at Del Monte.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Bannister and fam
lily, with Miss Rose Sondag, have gone to
the Hotel Vendome, San Jose, for few
weeks.
Mrs. Mackenzie, wife of Rev. DR.. r. Mac
kenzIe, left last night to pace her daugh-
ter, Miss JEANNE, in school in Paris, and
will return IN about two months.
Mrs. G. G. Young and daughter have gone
tO Hazal Grpnk Shasta
Mrs. j. j. Williams and Mr.. de Witt b.
Williams have returned to Prescott, Arz.
Mr.. George Graney is in Auburn for his
health.
Miss Maud and Miss Myra NickerSon
have returned from visit 10 friends in San
Jose.
Mr. and Mrs. w. I'll. Croker have closed
uD their city residence and are now at their
country place, formerly Mrs. BarrOilhet's ;,
San Mateo, for the summer.
Miss Miriam Wallace is at the Sea Beach
Hotel, Santa Cruz, where she will pass the
summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Bobert l. Bowie will have as
their guests over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Bunker and Miss Brice.