The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Marston's At
Home Tuesday Last.

Home on Tuesday Last.
A doh drill will be given by the little folks
of Grace NJ. +. Church Sunday-sehool, this
evening in the church parlorS at the corner
of Capp and Twenty-irst streets. for the ben
eft Of the Fred Finch Orphanage."
After the exercises at the Worlds Fair
Association Of Northern California, held at
Marysyille on Monday, a pleasant supper
party was rendered 10 General y. p. Chip
man and Mr.. w. II. Mills. Among others
present were: Mayor Rideout. Judge Grad
dock, Mr.. a. c. Bingham and Hon. ID. A
Ostrom.
The sixth annual ball of Liberty Post No.
133, g. a. r., last night, at B'nai Birth
Hall. was enjoyed by a fair attendance.
Mr.. w. Is. Ayres managed the floor, assisted
by MesSrs. Griffith and Ashenfelter. Messrs.
w. j. Park, Ayres. Leslie, South, w. NJ.
Park, Lindsey and Case composed the CON-
mlttee OF arrangements.
The low jinks to be given by the dele
gates OF California Parlor No. will take
place on the 10Th inst, and not the 23d, as
elsewhere announced
AT the fourth annual meeting of The
Arion Verein, held on Monday evening,
the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President, John III. Sievers;
vice-president. Herman Westerfeldt; re-
eordlng secretary, Il. TTittenbach; financial
secretary, George Lindenau; treasurer, NJ.
Windmiller; librarian, Herman Leuders
Tue announcement of the marriage OF
DIR. Horace Laidlaw to young society lady
was premature, the date having not yet
been set for the happy event.
California Chapter No. 4, o. E. S., gave a
leap-year party last evening at Foresters'
Hall. 1t was greatly enjoyed by all who
attended.
A particularly enjoyable excursion was
given on Sunday last in honor of Mr. John
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Tiburon, through Raccoon Straits to Cali
fornia City. A splendid lunch was served
at Birthday Point, after which songs and
games were INDUCED in until the time came
for the return trip. The day was perfect.
and the trip was thoroughly enjoyed by all
the participants. There were % in the
merry party. half tie number being men,
bers OF the softer and faIrer sex.
Mr. Henry Kaufman. secretary of the
German Consul at San Francisco. was mar
lied on Saturday evening last to Miss Eliza
Deth a. Serge, daughter OF Oscar Serge, at
the BRIDES residence, 1915 Mcpherson
street, Alameda. Rev. Dir. Fuendeiing per-
formed the ceremony.
An entertainment and bazaar will be
given by the Young Ladies' Social Circle at
the Pacific Presbyterian Union Mission, 427
Second street, this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Marston's "at-
home" last Tuesday evening at their ele-
CANT residence, 2S11 Jackson street, was
taken advantage oil by nearly forty of their
friends. Vocal and instrumental music in
the parlors and dancing In the billiard
room was the order till II 80 o'clock, when
delightful cold luncheon was put ut the
disposal OF the guests In the dining-room.
The weli-known hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Mraston and their Tuesday evenings
nearly always attract q large number Of
their friends. but last Tuesday was Of I'M
usual interest by reason OF the number and
versatility OF the guests. many of whom
contributed with music or a sketch to the
evenings entertainment.