The morning call., 1892-03-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
"Ladies' Night" at the Home Of
the Harmonic Club.
The Younger Dinner-Boys' Brigade Enter
tainment-Private Parties-Announce-
ments-Society Personals.


Ager by the Union League Club this
evening.
Mrs. William J. Younger entertained a
number of friends at dinner on Wednesday
evening at her residence, 1414 California
street. in honor of Mrs. Redington of Maine,
who is visiting her son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Redington. =
The young ladies of the Saturday Morn
ing Orchestra have kindly offered TO give a
concert for the benefit of the Hahnema nm
Hospital and the Maria Kip 0rphanage, the
18th of November, at the Grand Opera
house.
The Calvary Club stereoptcon lecture has
been postponed to Friday. the 1st prox
A farewell dinner will be rendered by the
members OF n. s. l.. K. 10 and the board
OF directors of the Entire Nous CotiIlon and
associates to Mr.. Edward L. Sterling this
evening, at the California. prior to his
departure to San Jose to reside.
a very pleasant party was enjoyed Tues
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. ". A. Kemp, 1913 Mission street, II
being the fifth anniversary Of their we'd
ding. The evening was passed in the en-
joyment of music. dancing, etc. Many
costly presents were received. At midnight
supper was served.
The Pacific Yacht Clubs English dinner
viii take place in Sausalito this evening.
very pleasant surprise was given TO
Mr.. Jacob Heinz on Sunday evening the
IN inst, at his residence, IL Valparaiso
street.
\ large attendance is looked for at the
Fneman's ball. 10 be held this evening in
South San Francisco.
Miss Ada Dalton and Mr.. Charles Leslie
HeweS were united in marriage at the First
Presbyterian Church, Oakland ou .Wednes-
day evening. Miss Lille HeWes was maid
Of honor. and Mr.. Henry Dalton best man.
Rev. DR.. COyle performed the ceremony.
The grooms father, Mr.. Charles HeweS, is
well-known business man of this city.
The fifth anniversary hall of Minerva
Circle Nc 20, Companions OF the Forest,
will take place In UniOn-Square Hall this
evening.
The entertainment given on Thursday
evening by st. Joseph's Council No So Y.
II. l.. was highly successful. The pro-
gramme was long and varied, introducing
many fayoTite specialtes. Those in charge
OF the ARRANGEMENTS included Messrs. T. L.
Treacey. T. Derham, James II. Brady, 5. j.
Littletnn, William Milne. John I. Redmond,
John A DAILY. William Gallagher and Dan
T. LAWYER.
The San Francisco Verein will produce a
traYeSty Of Romeo and Juliet this even
ing. RehearsalS have been progressing with
zeal. and an enjoyable enterta inment is an
tIcipated.
The Harmonic Club Party.
1t was ladies night" at the Harmonic
Clubs quarters last evening. and the whole
of Unon-square building sHas thrown open
10 accommodate the fair guests of honor.
y canvas vestibule protected them on
alightins. and the stairs were canvased,
that no dust might assail the dainty ball
room toilets. Upstairs in the main hail the
courteous hosts were aSsiduous in their
attentions President d. VI. Fletcher led
the grand march with one Of the bellies
present, and MI B l.. MeiniDgar dreete I
the floor. assisted by MessTs. a. W. Caro-,
J. EppingeT, IL Friediauder.. ). Jacoby.
Carriages were ordered At l o'clock.
The reception committee consisted of
Messrs. Max Charles, ). Waller. Charles
Jacobs. j. Siebert.
4 Surprise Party.
i very enjoyable surprise party was
given Miss Mary Walton at the residence
Of her parents, Ocean View. Monday even
ing, the occasion being the sixteenth ami
versary of ner birth. Among those present
were: Misses M0llie O'NeIl, Maggie Muir
ply. Mamie Grady, Christine Maloney.
O'Neill. LIZZIE Kane, Essie Brown and
Katie Kane: Messrs. George Sanger. Steven
Watcrd0f. q. Autang, John Roper. Aug
AutaDg, Thomas Johnston, Edward Craven
p. T. W. Kane, Lucas Revere. John w alton'
Leuis Brown, 81. Grady, NJ. 0'Neill, T
Kane. J. Hoibrook, w. Murphy, j. Maloney
A Boys brigade Benefit.
The Seventh Van Ness Avenus Company
Epworth Guards OF the Boys Brigade con-
necied with the Van Ness Avenue NJ Z.
Chapel, on the corner of Van Ness and
Austin avenues. gave an attractive enter
tainment in the chapel last evening.
Miss Marian c. Jehu, assisted by her
physical-cultUre class, gave some admired
tableauX; Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hancock and
r. E1fnan z / An afa-
Walter Cox rendered a violin solo, and
Miss 5. NJ. Preble furnished a beautiful
organ prelude.
The proceeds or the pleasant entertain
meDt will be devoted TO the uniform fund.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Stafford, wife of Judge Stafford of
Sacramento, is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Martin at the Palace Hotel.
Ms John Parrot has been visiting Chico.
Nh and Mrs. George LOOMS will return
to MEMO Park shortly. At present they
have Miss Mamie Kohl as their guest at the
Palace Hotel
Master Charlie, son Of Mrs. Alpheus Bull.
was seriously Injured in both knees by a
fail while playing at the Belmont School
on the evening of March Z. His ordinary
mode of progression will be impaired for a
long time. lie has been bright scholar at
that school for more than five years.
Miss Sallie and Miss Lottie Eekfeldt,
with their widowed sister. Miss Emily T.
Mhoon, are delightfully."- settled in Chicago.
where they Will remain until af.er tn Q
Worlds Fair.
Miss Eva Rumble and the Misses Jessie
and Elna OLSEN spent a few days at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Adrien Chapman in Benicia
Mrs. Henry Z. Heppner and daughter.
Ruth, Of Portland. Oregon, are guests OF
Captain and Mrs. Matthew Turner Of this
city.
Mr.. George Poop Of Gilroy Hot Springs is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred NJ Flgel.
at 1888 Leaveu worth street
Mrs. L. Rothermel and Miss Bessie Roth
ermel are visiting at Santa Rosa, guests of
Captain Guy +. Crosse.
Mrs. Frank Sperling aud Miss Rose Sper-
ling Of Portland. Oregon. left for their home
on last "Wednesday evening. They had a
right royal time among their old friends in
this city.
MI William H. Minis and family and Pro-
fessOr Denman and family of this city are
out on tour Of inspection and health. They
travel in a special car and have visited Fruto
in Glenn County. and other points in
Tchama, Colusa and Butte counties.
General Ii. a. Cobb has returned from his
trip South.
THROWN OUT OF COURT.