The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Clinic Concert Given in Oak.
land a Success
Banquet to General Gibbon-The Rider Yellow
Tea-Niantic Parlor Hop-An Interest
ing Wedding Personal Notes.

The Corinthian Watching Club will open their
season to-day at Tiburon.
A reception will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Beaver on Saturday, the I'd Drox.,
from until 10 O'clock, at their residence. 1900
Taylor street, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beaver (nee PIERCE on their return from their
bridal tour In the South.
The last concert for the present season Of the
Carr Beel Saturday "pops" will be given, by
request in the evening at O'Clock, on May 9th,
Instead OF the afternoon. The series have proven
so successful that the number oil concerts VIII Dc
doubled when the season reopens.
Last evening enjoyable entertainment was
given at the Bush-stieet M. E. Church, Bush.
between Scott and Devisadero streets. 1t was
medley entertainment, participated in by the
State University Glee Club, Mrs Liliegren, "the
Swedish Nightingale" and other talent.
a tennis tournament will take place this after
noon at The Olympic Grounds. Much interest Is
being manifested in the contest.
Last evening many society people were present
at the temperance of Bernhardt in This city.
The names of some Of those In the house will be
found in anoh column.
The Chlldren's Progressive Lyeeum gives It's
monthly entertainment this evening ut the hail.
90912 Market street.
The Eola Club will hold lts first anniversary
ball This evening In ieutODia Hall. A very large
attendance Is anticipated.
A special picnic OF the United Ancient Order
OF Druids will be held at California Schuetzen
Park, near San Rafael, on Wednesday, May 9th.
pleasant day is anticipated.
marriage Of interest to society people was
quietly celebrated at Trinity Church, on Thurs
day morning, when Miss Jennie w. Hopkins,
daughter of MIR. amt Mrs. Peter Hopkins, was
married to MIR. Frank II. DimOck. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. j. Sanders
Reed, rector of the church, and tGe bride was
given away by her brother, Mr.. Peter Hopkins
Jr. The groom was attended by Mr.. Charles G.
Of n m q a n nor a
returned 10 their hotel en- route for bridal tour.
he bride is very well known In this city. where
she resided until lately on Broadway, the family
having only recently moved over 10 racine
avenue, Alameda, where they now are. The
groom, Mr.. Dimock. who is member OF
the United States Revenue Marine, is known TO
be very popular in his SET.
The OpeTetta Famine" Will he produced this
evening at the rooms OF the San Fran cisco Verein
club-roOms. Professor j. II. RoSewald and Mr..
Waller will direct the production.
a Complimentary Banquet.
An elaborate banquet was rendered on Thurs
day evening by the Cosmos Club TO General John
Gibbon and staff on his retirement. General I,
Ii. Ruger and staff were also present.
The diniug-TOOm was handsomely decorated
with flags and streamers with prOIuslOn OF
bright flowers and smilax. On the table was II
pretty garniture of blossoms The menu cards
formed elegant souvenirs They were IN book
form OF eight pages and decorated on the cover
with the Inquire oil a soldier Iuliy accoulered
seated a drum beside a stack of rifles and
flags. They were finished with mOrsel OF red.
white and blue ribbon.
The President OF the club Nr, C. I. Hamilton,
presided, having General Gibbon on his right
and General Kruger on his left hand, the STATS OF
each officer supporting them. After enjoying an
elaborate menu the President toasted the guest
of the evening, General Gibbon, and d.. +. Bev-
eIly Cole proposed The health OF General Kruger,
welcoming him 10 the Coast. Both gentlemen
made happy responses and were followed by
Judge John Hunt, General o. ID. Green, Lieu
tenant Woodruff and Others
Among those present were. MeSSr9, IieutPl-
ant Leonard A. Lowering, Lieutenant Henry q.
Cabeli, Lieutenant Frank VIM, William Ma
S!rOther, DR.. G. NJ. Terrlll, Lieutenant Ruueie,
J. Il. Folsom. L. b. Doe, G. NJ stoney, w 4.
Marshall, J. Bowen, Z. Marwede, W; X.
ner, Med. Douglas, j. P. LauRhaur, b. M. Ran
doiph, J. o. arren, Charles A. Clough, j. S.
| Charles J. Swift. Charles f. Adams, E. }.
Cahlll Edwin Cole, Charles Browne and e. IL.
Adams.
The Clinic Concert in Oakland.
The Clinic Concert in Oakland on Thursday
evening was vast success according to all ac-
counts.
Following was the attractive programme:
Male quartet, "The Elr' (W. MeisteD. Rlehps
Quartet; vocal solo. THE Sunset" Dudley
Buck), Mrs. Olive Reed Batchelder; plano solo,
(al Etgde (HensrlD, tJ) Presto (Mendelssohu),
Donald de v Graham; violin solo; (d) Wal
TIERS Prize Song" (Waener. WilhelmD, 0)
..stin as the Night CBohmj, Mrs Olive Reed
Balcheder; piano SOLO, (d) "The Erl King"
lLl>zD (b) ia Rya,ta Eenezana" (LszN, John
Meteaif; song, Beautys Eyes" CTOstD, Donald
de V. Graham; violin oHligatO. MIR. Beel
"Estudiauiina," RiehPs Quartet. Muscally, the
| entertainment was fully up to the standard and
expectation.
Oakland society was there In force, those
occupying boxes being: Mrs. Charles WEBB
| Howard, Mr.. Shafter Howard, Mr.. Carl Howard
ana friends, Mr. X. NJ Fitzgerald, MI Ceve
Dam, Miss Fitzgerald and friends, Colonel j.
II. NOodard and family MIR. and Mrs. George l..
Fish aud friends. Mr. aud Mrs. f, j. Matltt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McKlllIcan, DR.. j. z. b. Dunn,
DR.. Mullen, DR.. Blood auG others
Among others who present were noted
The following: MIR. and Mrs. Charles ID. Pierce,
MIR. Rhodes Borden, Senator and Mrs George T.
Whitney, Miss SIephanie Whitney, Miss Anita
Whitney, Miss Violet Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Schfeiber, Mr.. and Mrs j. GREENWOOD
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
w. Kellogg, Miss Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Camron, Miss Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Car
| Knowles, the Misses Knowles, Mr.. George
Wheaton Jr., Miss Wheaton, Miss Bates Mrs.
| Crane. Mr.. Paul Goldsmith, MIR. w. b. Nlch0l-
| son. Miss STandeford, Mr.. and MIS-. S. T. Gage,
| Mr. aud Mrs. j. II. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
| Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs E. =. Taylor, Miss War
| ner, Mi ana Mrs. Charles EgOert, Colonel NIL
| Ter, Miss Howard, Mr.. and Mts. w. +. DargIe,
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Dargle, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| II. Kucks, Miss Remilard, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
| ReGf cid, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McGOvern, Miss
CtdhdHNs MISS OollH, MISS Oldlit AdlslUl, MT.
j. z, Selby Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Easlland, Miss
| Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. StrattoB, Miss Dun
| ham, Miss Prather, Miss Lawrence, Miss Handy
| Mr. Z. Vincent, Miss Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. Davis, MI. L. Harris, MIR. j. e. Wilson Jr.,
| Mr.. Arthur Pope, Miss Fitzgerald, MIR. Alex
| Stewart, Miss Woodward, Mir. Harry Coleman
! Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Jordan, Mr. Reynolds, Mr.
| Darnell, Nj. w. W. FooTe, Miss Wilson, Nj. VI
Rey Wilson, DR.. John Dunn. Mrs. a. e. Dieiz.
| George Wright, Mrs. Bell, MIR. and Mrs. j. b.
| McChesney Mr.. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. George
de Cola, Mr.. Dave Knowles, Miss MOliie Con
ners, Miss Susie Snook: Miss Annie Darlington,
| Mr. and Mrs. Martin, MIR. and Mrs. JOHN Lath-
| rOp, Mr.. Robert NJ. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Wallace
Z. High, Mr.. Joseph Warner, DR.. aud
Miss May Simmons of Los Angeles,
| Miss AyeIine Remillard, Mi. Harris,
| Dir. and Mrs. v iliiam Let's Oliver Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel BatcheIder, Miss Mabel Johuston, Mr..
| Elmer Reed, MIR. Will Batcnelder, Mr.. Horace
Muller, the Misses Herrlck. Mr. G. X. Roberts,
Mr. aud Mrs. Z. Park, Mr.. George Strong, Mr..
! and Mrs. John Crellin, Mrs. Sharratt, Mr.. Harry
| Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Wesoyer, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ii. e. Dexter, Miss Perry, MIR. W. Heating
Mr. Alexander Hirshberg, Miss Cohen, Mr. Lse
BuInham, Miss May Burnham, Judge and Mrs. &.
n. Fox, Miss Wall, Mr. and Mrs. John Russ, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Is. HarTub, Miss HSrTub, Mr.
and Miss Frankie Wakeman, Miss May Holmes,
Miss Nellie Hook. Mr.. Phil R-millard, Miss
RemIIlard. Miss Borston. MIR. and Mrs. John
Yule. Miss willard. Mr.. Sol N. Sheridan, Mr..
Harry Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Harrison, Miss
Harris, Miss Warren, Mrs. BeeI Mr.. Martin
Beel. Miss Mary Bradley. MIR. William Rabbi.
Miss MOfitt, Mr. j. e. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
j. Keller, Alr. ana Mrs John English. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren English, Miss Abbe Cutler, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Benjamin, MIR. Sam Mitchell, Judge
and Mrs. Greene, Mr.. BabcOck Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. vi ile, Mr.. J. z. Connor Mr. George Hatton.
The Rider Tea.
An enjoyable yellow tea" was given by Mrs.
J. b. Rider on Thursday evening at her resi-
dence, 2513 Folsom street. for the benefit OF the
Elsmere Free Kindergarten. Mrs. Rider aching
as a member of the ElSmere Club.
Mrs. Rider was assisted 10 entertaining her
guests by Mrs. G. A. Rogers. Mrs. w. Monroe,
Mrs. Wiley, Miss Libbey Hill ana club members.
Assistance In entertaining was also rendered by
Mrs. ApDeTson on the plano, DIR. Thomas l..
Hin, who reciled with his well-known ability,
the Misses Park and Miss Cough, who sang.
The decorations OF the rooms were especially
pretty the prevailing tone being, of course, yell
low. Charming effects were produced by the
assistance of a wealth of California peoples,
Marechal Mel roses and double kinpcuns sim