The morning call., 1892-03-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
March Entertainment of the
Western Addition Club.
A Green Tea to Be Given This Evening bv
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Howard
Street NJ E. Church.

Consul and Mrs. Henry Lund of 1914
Washington street gave a sumptuous dinner
on Saturday evening last as welcome
home TO DIR. and Mrs. j. Thomas Boyson,
who have spent the last year in Europe.
TIE table and dining-room were profusely
decorated with La France roses and violets
The ladies were all beautifully gowned.
Mrs. Lund appearing in an imported dress
OF light dove color, richly draped with
ChantiIly lace. Mrs. BOysOn wore
Partisan gown Of pink MORE antique, with
trimmings of old Irish point lace.
Carda have been issued for the silver
wedding celebration of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Savage OF LivermOre, to take place to-mor-
row evening.
pleasant party was given by Mrs. Wolf.
last Sunday evening, AT her residence, 800
Powell street. Dancing was the chef fea-
ture, lasting, with the Interruptions of mu-
sic and supper, until2 O'clock. Among the
admired musical selections were songs by
Mrs. freed, sister of Miss Celia Wolf, and
by Mr.. Arthur Kohnrich.
The green tea" promised by the Ladies'
Ala Society OF the HOward-street Nj. L.
Church, VIII be served this evening in the
church parlors. Something Of the excellence
OF The programme has already been hnted of.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seller of Liv-
ermoIe was the scene of a brilliant recep-
ton last week, given by Mrs. Seller and
Mrs. Anspacher, in honor of their hand some
ana accomplished niece, Miss Leah Gers.
OF this city.
St. Joseph's Council No. 50, Y. NJ. l., Will
give their first musical and literary enter
talnment in ST. Joseph's Hall, corner Of
Tenth and Howard streets. this evening.
The Western Addition Club.
There was full house" last night at the
monthly entertainment of the Western Ad-
Gition Literary and Social Club In Odd Eel
lows Hall 1t has been considered strange
that more entertainments of this intelligent
kind are not arranged for the Lenten sea-
son.
The piece de resistance in the programme
was Ruth's Romance" a summer even
ing's sketch by Miss Louise Cosgro. Mr.. o.
| W. Jackson and Mr. VIII G. Neagher. The
| little drama was rather lrng for the allotted
! time and consequently suffered from the
! characters speaking too quickly. Distinct
ness was also sacrificed 10 speed and in
| many cases points were completely lost
Enough was heard. however. to show that
| under more favorable conditions the cast
| would have presented the romance with
much greater effect.
Among other numbers were two fine tenor
! solos, Rose Marie" and sally III Our
/ Alley" 10y Mr. ID. NJ. Jones, and some capt.
tai recitations 10y Mr.. w. L. Cleary. Mr.. b.
/ NJ. Silch sang. as did quartet composed of
/ MessrS. j. Burns, w. Hallett, W. Moore, c.
| Marble and brandfs Orchestra rendered the
overture.
Afterward there was dancing under the
| direction of Mr.. Christie, assisted by a
committee. MIR. George A. Mullin presided.
The Young Pedler Wedding.
At ST. Stephens Church last Monday
| afternoon Rev. f. j. Lion united in The
bonds OF holy mairimony Mr. George Dung
| a well-known Native Son, aud Miss Ada V.
Pedler, Native Daughter, in the presence
/ of friends and relatives. A reception fol-
| lowed al the residence OF the mother of the
| bride, wedding least was served aud con-
| gratulatiOns had, the happy couple being
the recipients Of many presents They left
| on the afternoon train for Santa Clara,
! where they are now enjoying the honey
| moon.