The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Enjoyable Theater Party En-.
liyens a Dull Period.
Liberty Post and Corps Hold a Joint install
lation- Hines-Remsberg Weddlng-La-
dies of the G. A. R. - Notes.

square Hall.
Tire officers of the Pacific Coast Associa-
ton, Native Sons of Vermont, desire to call
the attention of the public to the fact that
their meeting this month will be on the
third Friday-the 18th inst.--instead of the
second Friday The programme will be Of
unusual excellence. 1t includes a Shake
spear can scene by Mrs. Kingsbury Cooley
and other numbers by professional talent
from Chicago and New York.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling, head of the
new Daughters Of the Revolution, says the
New York Press, is q slight. blonde woman,
who StOOps little under the widows veil
she always wears. and whose deafness
causes her TO give an attention to any one
who addresses her that looks very gracious
and is always fattering until one finds out
is reason. She is the widow of Con-
federate General, and has published a vol
ume OF her war experience, containing an
account Of the Battle of Chickamauga
which account General Grant considered the
best lie had ever re ID. She has been for
years q successful newspaper woman. Her
niece, Miss Florence Adams, is the youngest
Daughter OF the Revolution, and has on
more than one occasion read her aunts ad-
dresses TO the assembled chapters.
The Master Mariners Association held an
Installation and banquet last evening at
Uuion-squaTe Hall, when the Past MaSte r
was presented with a handsome token Of
esteem. The affair concluded with dancing.
ORC Elmo PaTlOT, No. 9, \. ID. g. W.. Will
hold a public installation of officers Satur-
day night. This will be followed by So
Cial reunion.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1862, K. and L. H..
will give it, forty-eighta hop this evening
al Odd Fellows Hall. invitations can be
bad of the Secretary, Mrs Z. A. Major, at
go Suffer street.
The Hager Theater Party.
Miss Hager gave a delightful theater
party on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Emma Childs of Los Angeles at the New
California on Bush street.
Eleven friends of the charming young
hostess assisted, as the French say, at the
representation of " Judah" entering into
the Subtleties Of emotion as portrayed by Mr..
Willard and Miss Burroughs with delighted
interest On the final fall of the curtain
Miss Hager invited her guests to her home,
on the corner of Cough and Sacramento
streets, where, admid the luxurious appoint
ments, a delicious supper was served.
Those present were: Miss Hager, Miss
Emma Childs, Mrs. Mervyn Donahue, Miss
Marguerite Wallace, Miss Evelyn CarOlan,
Miss Ashe, Mr.. Edward II. Sheldon,
MI Lee. Mr.. Joseph = Tobin, Mr.. L. NJ.
Greenway, Mr.. Shafter Howard, Mr. A. ii.
Small.
Ladies OF the &. a. II.
Gettysburg Circle had a public instala-
ton OF its officers on Saturday evening last
at Red Mems Hall A large delegation of
members Of other circles and several de
partment officers, with many comrades,
were ia attendance. The installation was
performed by department installing officer.
Of San Jose.
The following programme was then rem
dered: Opening remarks by Miss Addie
L. Ballou; song, Miss Lawler; recitation.
Mrs J. NJ. Bailey. AN Old Army Tin Can
trel' song, Mrs. CreSsy, Isl Gw'Ine Back
20 Dixie" recitation, Mrs. Minnie Beadle
Of John a. Logan Circle; recall, Dried
Apple gIes' piano solo. Miss Laughlin;
remarks by eX-POSt Commander d. W.
Hahn # General WiuslOw Post at Redding.
AiterwaTd the evening was far spent IN
dancing and social intercourse.
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, had a pnblic
installation OF officers on Monday evening,
the 4th. at assem- bly-TO0m, Cambrian Hall.
Department Installing Officer Mrs. Burgess
Of San Jose officiating
4 the close Of the ceremonies the newly
elected President Mrs. 5. III. Bailey, was
presented with a beautiful rosewood gayel,
the haniiwOrk of Conrad Wells the donor.
Mrs. &. ID. Ballnu made the presentation in
a few apt words, which were happi Y re-
sponded to by the recipient. Mrs. Griffith,
on behalf Of Seven Pines Circle. then pre-
scented the retiring President. Mrs. Butner,
with very fine gold badge Of the order, and
also Mrs. SCholten, the reelected Treasurer.
with very pretty gold scarf-pn from the
circle and a unique pencil from enc of the
members of the circle.
The President, Mrs. Bailey, on being
called on for remarks, made a very pretty
speech, setting forth the objects and work
Of the order. and won the hearts of all her
hearers by her patriotic aud Well-eXpressed
sentiments.
After piano solo by Miss Lima Sefpel,
and a recitation by Miss Mary Griffith, an
instrumental duet was rendered by MessTs
Fisher and Costello, when the guests were
treated to refreshments in the banquet hall,
followed by dancing till ? late hour.
Hines Remsberg Wedding in Los Angeles.
Nj Charles G. Hines, Superintendent Of
the mailing division Of the Postoffice in this
city, and Ms. Rosa L. Rrmsberg of Los
Angeles were married on Saturday by the
Rev. S. H. Dimon at the residence OF the
brides father. Mr.. A. II. Statham, Los An
geles.
The affair was private, there being but
eighteen intimate friends present. The GER
ittngly decorated with smilaX. a wreath
Of SmilaX, under which the couple stOUd,
was suspended across the bay-windOw. 4
supper was served after the ceremony, and
numerous tOaStS were made and res pended
TO. The presents were numerous and Gle
CANT, and Detokened the great esteem in
which the young couple are held among
their acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hines arrived yesterday in
this city.
The Liberty Install atoms.
Liberty Post, No. 133, G. A. r.. and Lib
erty Corps, No. G2, w. r. c., held a joint
public installation and entertainment last
evening at Washington Hall
The ladies were courte0usly given the
precedence, and in the presence of a large
audience the following officers were in
stalled with natural dignity by Mrs. Eliza
beth klnne, Past National President and
were conducted to their respective stations
bY Miss Nellie Lasselle, whose handsome
features and stately form fttingly graced
her office: President, May Sullivan; Senior
Vice, Eleanor Harrington; Junior Vice,
Jennie Malluish; Treasurer. Matthew ID.
Iiagan; Secretary, Margaret j. Jones :;
Chaplain, Emma Kingsbury; Conductor.
Mrs. Staples; Guard, Jennie Rennie; As
sistaut Guard. Virginia Cervalli; Assist ant
Conductor, Naomi Rupert.
Then Liberty Post had the floor aud the
following Officers were installed by Past
Post Commander J.. 5. Harvey: Past Com
mander, Wallace NJ. Park; Senior Vice
Commander, w. w. Ayres; Junior Vice
Commander, f. w. Bradley; Surgeon, Will
lam Hunt; Adiutant, W. J. Park Officer Of
the Day, Thomas south; Chaplain, j. L..
Wood; Officer OF the Guard, f. w. Patty.
The affair closed with an informal enter
tainment and dancing A pleasant feature
of the evening was the presentation by Mrs.
Knne Of two handsome diamond pins TO
Past Commander Carr and Mrs. Margaret
Jones respectively in recognition Of their
arduous effort for the good of the two
Liberty organizations. The recipients
acknowledged the handsome gifts in fitting
terms.
Society Personals.
Governor Markham returned to Sacra-
mentO yesterday from Pasadena.
MI and Mrs. A. Il. Tubbs, Miss Tubbs