The morning call., 1892-04-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Brief Mention OF a Large Number OF
Private Dtertainmsnts.

Brief Mention OF a Large Number of
Private Ebtertainments.
A fashionable wedding will ut high noon
to-day unite Miss Edith Taylor and Mr..
George a. Pore. two OF our best known
young society people. Trinity Church will
be the scene OF the ceremony. which will
be followed by reception at the residence
of the brides parents. Captain and Mrs.
W. II. Taylor. 212S California street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernardo Fernandez have
issued invitations TO the marriage of their
daughters, Miss Anita Josephine Fernando
to Clarence w. Sinclair, and Miss Emita
Marguerite Fernando to William X. Cole.
The double wedding will occur at PinOle.
at nOOn to-day.
The third invitation concert OF the Hsr-
mony Choral Union will take place this
evening at Metropolitan Temple.
The first ladies night" of Battalion ID,
Second Regiment Of Artillery, \. g. c.,
will be held in the armory on the corner OF
Page and tough streets next Saturday even
ing
On Friday evening last "welcome-home
reception" was rendered to Miss Louise
McAvOy by the junior auxiliary of St.
James Mission, on her return, after an
absence of eight werks on account of i'll
health. The reception was given at the
home of the president of tie society, Miss
Ella Reed. on Fourth avenue. Miss Me-
AvOy is the secretary OF the junior auXil-
iarY and general favorite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith last week cele-
brajed the eighth anniversary of their wed
ding at their residence. 1918 Mission street.
A large number of friends called to offer
congratulations, and were Hospitality enter
tanned.
The students of Heald's Business College
enjoyed an outing on Saturday last to Laun-
dry Farm. After lunch. Mr. w. Lyons, in
neat speech, thanked the lady managers
OF the pleasant affair, Which was prolonged
by music and ramble over the hills.
much-enjoyed party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Smith on Sunday evening at their
residence, 1904 Stockton street.
The social calendar for tonight promises:
The n. ). l.. X. No. 10. reception at Lunts
Hall. the Incogs' dance at Odd Fellows
ball. Court Golden Gate jinks at Shiels
building, Home Council, o. c. f.. euchre
party at Excelsior Hall, the Commercial
Alumni of the l.. L. S. fancy dress ball at
Union-square Hall. and Francesca di Rim
inr' by weil-known amateurs at the Bijou
Thpater
The Young Mems Chapter of the Guild
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church will give a
dramatic entertainment and dance at Mis-
sion Music Hall this evening. A feature
Will be the presentation of Buckstone's
laughable farce "A Dead Shot,"
Tea on FjIbert Street.
On last Friday Mrs. J. +. Schwarting gave
very enjoyable tea party at her residence.
ojZ llDtIt StIttls
The dining-room was deliberately deco
rated and transformed into japanese tea
drinking booth. strongly suggestive Of the
Orient. The effect was novel and striking
The ladies present were: Mrs. Charles
| Schwerine. Mrs. H. Lillienthai, Mrs. L.
Lange. Mrs. 4. Mssoa, Mrs. j. Fishbeck,
Mrs. X. Jones, Mrs. }. b. Boutes. Mrs f.
| Cary and Mrs. Murdoch, OF Oakland, Mrs.
| j. G. MILAN, Miss RUBY Mason, NJ ISIS Annie
! Liliienthal and Miss Belle Boutes.
| TheatricaIs on Turk Street.
On Thursday last a private performance
took place at the residence OF Louis A.
| MorgensteFn, treasurer of the Baldwin
| Theater, 535 Turk street, on which occasion
the one-act play entitled Saved In Time"
which was novelty in its line, as it was
| written entirely by the little ones who took
| part and which would reflect credit on
much older heads, was performed before q
| crowded house.
The ''theater" was tastefully decorated
/ for the occasion, and the stage fittings and
| scenery painted with skill by Master John
Van Arnden, who also acted as stage man.
| ager.
| Following was the cast: Prince Alcose.
| Miss Adele Morgenstern; Princess Maline
| Miss Lillian T.. Heiman; Gonzales, Miss
| EnDie Van Arnden: Witch and Fairy. Mis- S
| Pearl Il. lehman; Mr.. Walker and Zamiel,
Master Leo Holman Dude and King of the
Sea, Master Eddie Morris.
On Saturday, May Z, new play will be
nrodueed