The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-30

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Commencement exercises more than usu-
ally elaborate in character have distin-
guished the past week. There we're also
private receptions of interest, as viii be
noted In the appended resume But trips
into the country and 10 the seashore are be-
coming general topic, and the bachelors
are inquiring discietily regarding the prob
able destination of their affiniues. Out-of-
town events are likely to attract special
attention in society starting from and
including this week.
The passenge by the steamship Panama
on her first voyage from New York, who
still survive and live in this city, Will OBJ
serve The forty-third anniversary Of their
arrival on Saturday next June 4. OF the
citizens Of San Francisco who arrived on
this pioneer trip may be mentioned the
names OF: Ex-Governor F. F. Low, Judge
Z. W. McKinstry, Samuel w. Holiday,
Henry 3. Livingston, Z. II. Y. CroniSe,
Edward P00ley. and 5. c. Gray of Benicia.
An entertainment will be given By the
Delsarte and elOcutiOn class at the y Dung
W0men's Christian Association, 1921 O'Far-
rell street, tomorrow evening, commencing
az 80 o'clock.
Mrs Joseph Crockett gave Tea at her
residence on Wednesday last, from to >
p. NJ, in honor Of Mrs. G. B. Alexander Of
New York
Dr. and Mrs. Julius R0senstirn gave an
enjoyable juvenile party at their residence
last Monday evening.
The officers and ladies Of Black Point en-
tertained large number OF people from the
city ana nelghb0ring military posts on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Selden a. Day
and Mrs. Harry o. Perley comprised the
committee of reception, and their atten-
tons with those Of the other ladies', made
tie afternoon most delightful Concert
music dancing and tennis, with refresh
ments, were some Of the pleasures OF the
reception.
Mrs John S HaEer gave one of her de-
lightful dinner parties on Thursday even
ing, IN honor Of Mr. Frank Hicks, who is
visiting his mother from Los Angeles.
The members Of the Country Club viii
give bulls head breakfast at their pre-
serve ID Ma rim County on Sunday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mills gave a dinner
party at their OctaVIa-stTeet residence on
Wednesday evening, IN honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. N. Page and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Lewis, who visited this city with the Edi-
torial convention party. Mr. Page is con-
Hectcd with the JerseyYille Democrat and
Mir. Lewis with the Para ND Star.
Mir. c. Y. ). Gibbs, whose family have
for many years been prominent in our social
world, Is very favOTably mentioned as che
chair of the Pioneer society. During the
present year he has been the very efficient
chairman in the board Of directors Of the
relief committee, and with great Judgment
and discretion has done much toward re-
l5yiBg the necessities Of worthy imDecuu-
ious pioneers. The ensuing election takes
place early IN July.
Tie newly formed club. Tenderloin, con-
sistiug of 20 San Francisco business men
have their clubhouse in SOnCma nearly
nod l. all ,EcA Er-r
amateur athletics and outings and the boys
are making the Valley Of the Moon ring.
The opening party will take pace the latter
part OF June and VIII be a fUll-dress affair
The beard Of directors, Messrs. John j.
Reed, Clement ). Schuster RUd Beldu and
Charles Hess nave the affair 10 hand aud
VIII make 1t most pleasant for all the city
guests.
a quiet wedding took place on Thursday,
tie 10th inst. Tie contracting parties were
Ir Frederick i. MathiesOn of the Pacific
Nail Company and eldest son Of the we'll
knO8n pilot, Captain MathiesOn, and Mrs.
Gertrude /. Maynard, daughter Of Mr.. a.
". Marks Of MEMO Park.
The last entertainment Of the season was
given by the Croker auxiliary at the
Croker Old Ladies Home on Monday
evening last Mrs. A. w. Scott, the indie
fatg bic president Of the society, with Miss
ErmcDtIne Poole andiMisS GOTeyey directed
tie delightful affair.
Mrs. L. c. Acosta gave a reception on
Tuesday evening in honor Of her sOn-in-law
and daughter, MI and Mrs. L. Tb0mslen,
who have since left for their home in MAJ
allan.
Miss Kate S Ingham, only daughter Of
Mrs. c. L. Ingham. formerly of Sacra-
mento, Cal, was married 20 Dir. 4. Reed Of
tls city in Oakland on Sunday, the 22d
last. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reed are at present
il Southern California.
At be Mizpah Christian Mission on the
-lst INST. there was present large audi
ence 20 witness the presentation Of CON-
missions and warrants to the officers oil tie
twentieth company, Boys Brigade.
At a meeting Of the "a PT0pOs" Social
Club held on Thursday evening last the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
julius Kahn, president, Gus Levy; sec
Rotary, Charles ). ArOns0n; treasurer, Al
fred {. Goldner; guardian. Abe c.
Springer. The club is preparing for an out
ing to be held some time in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. 0sgOod gave a
select whist party To a chosen few at their
residence, 2424 Fillmore street, last Thurs
day evening among the whst-piayers
were. Mrs. Horace Davis, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry c. Swain, Miss Compton, Miss
Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hobbs, Miss An
NE Hobbs, DR.. DoTr, Mrs. Dunccomb, Mr.
W. +. Falls, Mr.. c. c. Flag aud Mrs. Dr.
Henry Gibbons.
A pleasant sail on the bay was given by
the Overland Monthly to Mrs. II. NJ. Cas-
tiliar and young ladies employed in the
establishment on Thursday afternoon on
tho beautiful yacht White Wings, under
Captain Chttenden.
Tie alumni of COgswell Polytechnical
College held their first annual meeting and
banquet IN the physical laboratory at the
college building last Monday. Mr.. w. Y.
SWasey was elected president. The affair
was IN all respects brilliant success.
TIE A B C's Of the Central NJ. Z. Church
gave an interesting entertainment on Friday
evening. The drills were excellent includ-
ing that Of the shepherdess. Rev. Mr.. Fill
len Rev. MI McClish, Mr. W. H. Barnes
and others addressed the boys, and there
was incidental music Of a pleasing char
acter
The Chautauquans are making extensive
preparations for the thirteenth annual gath
eTing, which viii be held at Pacific Grove,
near Monterey, from June 80 until July -
next
quiet wedding took place in this city
Sunday, May 10, the parties thereto being
DR.. p. T. Turner Of Stockton and Miss
Lydia r Hammond Of Napa. The couple
viii reside in Stockton.
Engagement Notes.
Among early summer weddings of par
ticular note will be that of Miss Harriet
Pullman. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
N, Pullman, and Ar. Frank J. Carolan, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James CarolaB of this city,
which will take place on Tuesday evening,
June Z at the Chicago residence OF the
brides parents. which has recently been
enlarged and renovated. Owing to the
death Of Mr.. Puliman's mother there will
ne DO reception, but the intimate friends Of
the families will be verbally asked to the
ceremony. No wedding invitations will be
Issued, but announcements of the wedding
viii be sen; cut afterward. The maid of
honor VIII be Miss Florence Pullman, and
the bridesmaids Miss Lisette Colt of New
York, Miss Fay Alger Of Detroit. Miss
Evelyn Carolan, sister OF the groom, Miss
Hester Kimball, Miss Mamie Odell Miss