The morning call., 1892-04-04

Stern left on the afternoon train for the
southern part OF the State.
A Euchre Club Party.
Last Thursday evening the Au Fait
Euchre Club held its last regular meeting
of the season a. tie residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Douglas, 7S9 Haight street. The
evening was passed very pleasantly in
social intercourse and the awarding OF the
seasons grand prizes to MIR. T. &. Douglas
and Mr.. David Wilson. The following
members we're present. Miss l.. Abel, Miss
Violet Brown, Miss Julia Smith, Miss ID.
Stewart. Miss Lucy Wells. Miss Minnie
Waller, Miss Grace Williams; Messrs. A.
X: Dice, Il. c. Douglas. Charles Ferguson,
Charles Leighton. Leon Pollock. Leon Kaf-
four, n. l.. Williams and David Wilson.
The Hermann Meyer Wedding.
The wedding of MIR. J. S. Hermann Of
Fresno ana Miss Minnie q. Meyer of Heads
burg took place in the conservatory of the
Hotel California on Tuesday last in the
presence Of about 80 peop&
Rev. Mr. Levy performed the ceremony
about O'Clock. The BRIDE was attlred in
cream silk, ornaments diamonds. The
bridesmaids were Miss Molle Davis in lemon
silk, Miss Celia BLOOM in pink silk, Mss
Kay Kline in light blue silk, and Miss Julia
Hermann in cream silk-ail wearing dla-
mona ornaments. The gruomsmen were
Messrs. Henry Kahn, Louis Metzger. Meyer
hermann and Louis Meyer.
After the pretty service the friends sat
down to an elaborate repaSt served at bles
Sci IN L forla. Dancing was afterward en-
joyed. Miss Lizzie Abrams sang several Sc
lections aud Miss Ray and Miss Miss Addie
KLINE played duet very aceeptably during
the evenings entertainment
Many beautiful and costly presents were
exhibited In an adjoining Darlor
The Ridlington Silver Wedding.
Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ridlingtop, formerly Of Sacramento were
rendered pleasant surprise at their home,
| 10 Lapidge street, in honor OF their silver
wedding and Mr.. Rdlington's fifty-fourth
| birthday. They were the recipients OF
| many handsome and costly presents. At
| $50 o'clock they were remarked, after
which the guests adjourned TO the supper
| room, where bOunteous repast was serve1.
Among those present were: MIR. aud
Mrs. L. Ridlington. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Kleine,
! Sulsberg, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Sulsberg, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Bullion, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Royal,
| MIR. and Mrs. K. Rotger, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
| Simmens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bangs, Mr. and
! Mrs. o. Waibel, Mr. and Mrs. III. Eiben.
! Mr.. AID MIS-. ReimerS, Mr.. and Mrs. Heath,
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Gollen. Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
| Lenthall, the Misses Emma and Carrie Rid
| liugton, the Misses Clara. Hattie and Lille
! Sulsberg, the Misses Amelia, Della and
! Lille Rotger. Miss Bertha Kleine; Messrs.
j. :.
tan, W. kleine. II. Bangs, a. Waibel.
Parties to Take Place.
The Mili.aires have issued invitations for
! their first minstrel entertainment and dance
to take place at Odd Fellows Hall on SAT
urday evening, the sd inst
The Incogs will dance a, Odd Fellows
Hail on Tuesday evening. the 26th inst.
A reception will be rendered TO the repre-
sentatves Of the Grand Council, o. c. F.,
at Odd Fellows ball on Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst.
The Incogs will celebrate their first ami
| versary by giving an excursion and 6icnic
| to GenwOod, Santa Cruz mountains. on
| Sunday. May ].
Lawrence Barrett's successful drama
Francesca de Rimiui" will be presented at
| the BijOu Theater on Tuesday evening,
| April &c. the cast TO consist OF Miss Wandka,
Messrs. L. Levy, ). 5. Simon. Frank Cooley
| and others. Elaborate preparations are
| underway.
The Owls will give their second anniyer-
sary party at L nion-square Hall on Wednes-
| day evening, April %
The seventh annual complimentary en-
tertainment and social Of San francisco
| Council No. Z, y. u. L, will take place at
! Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening,
May f.
The Letter-carriers' Mutual Aid Associa-
| ton will give its fourth anniversary ball at
| he
| April 80.
The Eolas will give their second anniyer-
! sary bail and opening Of Saturday evening
socialS at Turn Nerein Hall, 323 Turk
street, on Saturday evening. April %.
| The eighteenth reception of the Clover
| Club will be held in Pioneer Hall on FRI
day, April %. Only 100 tickets viii be is
sued This will be the last party for the
| clubs season.
Golden Gate Parlor No. %, n. s. G. W.,
| will celebrate lis eighth anniversary by a
! bail at Union-sQuaTe Hall on Tuesday
| evening, May 10.
a bullshead breakfast will be given by
| the Independent Order of Old Friends at
| the West End Gardens, San Rafael, on
| Sunday, April "a.
The Beriins will give their eleventh hop
! at Odd Fellows Hall Oh Tuesday evening,
| May 3.
| produce "a Creole's Love" at Irving Hall
| on Saturday evening, April 80.
The sixth sem-aunual ball Of Liberty
| Post No. 1873. q. A. r.. will be held at b. b.
! Hall on Wednesday evening, April Is. for
| the benefit of the relief fund.
| The Del Monies will give n bon bon party
and apple eating contest at Saratoga ball
| on Monday, April %.
The Del Monies have chartered a special
train, and will give private picnic on Sun
| day. June s. at OTinda Park, Marin County.
| On Tuesday evening, April 10, Mantle
| Parlor No. 100, \. ;. q. W, will celebrate
| the fifth anniversary by a bali to be held at
| Union-square Hail.
Invitations have been issued By the Coro-
nadOs for their eighth hop, to take place at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening
The Smiling Group will receive their
| friends at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
evening, April %.
Yerba Buena ParlOr No. 81, y. s. G. W.,
will entertain the members of the Stanford
| parior on Tuesday evening next.
| Bay City Parlor No. 10i, y. 5. g. W.,
will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a
| full-dress invitation bali on Saturday even
] ing. April 9.
Golden and Phoenix councils, A. l.. of
| Honor. will give an entertainment and social
| on Wednesday evening. April 8. at Social
Hall, Forester building. 102 0'FarrelI street.
The fourth annual picnic and excursion Of
| the National Club will be held at Kroncke's
| Park, Santa Rosa, on Sunday next
| An entertainment will be gwen by the
Sens of ST. George Minstrel Club. to be fol-
lowed by ball. at Irving Hall on Thursday
evening next for the benefit of mem
| Der Of BurDaby Lodge. Mr.. G. W. Simkins
| who is permanently disabled.
| The Native Sons of Vermont will hold
| their April meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
| next Friday evening. A varied programme
| will be presented.
| give party next Thursday evening at
| Saratoga Hail.
The pupils Of Irvine's academies will give
| their next soeial at Mission Opera Hall on
| Tuesday evening next.
| The United Social Club will hold its next
| social Saturday evening next at Bear Club
| Hall, corner of Post and Fillmore streets
| The N0uveau Club will meet next Thurs
day evening at Assembly Hail, Polk street.
| Society Personals.
| Mr.. A. T. Badam, Mrs. Alexander Bad
lam and Miss Maude Badlam are visiting
the southern portion Of the State for the
health Of the first named. Their trip will