The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Marine Engineers Celebrate Their
Ninth Anniversary.
The Payne-Hood Wedding Party on Guerrero
street-Amateur Comedy-A Howard
Street Gathering


PalO Alto Lodge, Is. and l.. Of H., will
give their fourth monthly social in Forest
eTs' Hall this evening.
M. and Mrs. Sidney B. Cushing gave a
pleasant dinner rarity on Wednesday even
ing at the Occidental Hotel, among their
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. MOuntfOrd S.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Holman. Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Woods, Miss Durbrow. Mr..
Spencer c. Buckbee, Mr.. Harry Durbrow.
The Owls will give their fourth hop this
evening at Union-sOuaTe Hall, and are
taking pains to insure its success.
A reception will be rendered the ladies ac-
complaining the delegates to the Press
League Convention next Monday evening at
the Hotel Pleasanton.
The Sons of Vermont will entertain this
evening at Odd Fellows BALL. Talent from
New York and Chicago will contribute to a
bright programme, which will be followed
by dancing.
The Payne-Hood wedding.
Yesterday morning at high noon Mr..
James W. Payne of the QuartermasteTs
Department, L. 5. A, in Los Angeles, was
united TO Mrs. Amelia Hood Of this city at
St. Luke'5 Church on Van Ness avenue.
Amid pretty decorations, chiefly Of ever
green's the contracting parties were married
by Rev. w. w. Davis, rector of the church.
tier entrance upon the scene and departure
being marked by appropriate music.
After the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs. Payne
received the congratulations of their friends,
subsequently leaving for Los Angeles.
They were the recipients Of numerous
elegant presents.
On their arrival at Los Angeles they will
reside at the St. Angelo.
The Marine Engineers Entertainment.
A particularly pleasant entertainment fol-
lowed by ball was gwen last evening at
Odd Fellows Hall by the Marine Engineers
Association, No. 50.
1t was their ninth anniversary celebration.
and the hall was crowded with members
and friends. Among those present were
noted many prominent gentlemen connected
with the various works and others, includ-
ing Captains Phillips, Talbot and Bulger.
The hall was deliberately decorated with
blue and red dTapeTies feStOOned with cor
dons of eveTgreens all around the balconies.
Special features at the stage where the
decorations eliminated were a model pro-
peler magically suspended in mid-air and
revOlved by means of electricity, arranged
by MI d. ID. Warse; also an exact model
OF the double funneled, full-rigged steam
ship Enchantress lighted with electricity.
a particularly we'll selected programme
WAS rendered as follows: Overture, BrandtS
recitation. Miss Anna +. Daily; comic selec-
ti0ns, Oscar Smith; comic recitation, Will
lam L. 'Cleary bass solo, Frank Belcher:
tin whistle duet, DIR. w. II. Sieberst and
George Borneman; song, Miss I. Shattuek;
comic song, I. {. Young. Miss Judd's
whlstlng solos, Mis-, Days dramatic selec-
tons and Mr. Belcher's bass songs were
among the more sober tTiumphs Of the even
Ing, and the comic element in some Of TIE
other numbers was by no means failing in
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afterward swayed the paTasOls suspended
overhead until a late hour.
The successful anniversary was super
vised by the following officers and commit
tees: Officers - Past President, +. W.
Tucker; President, T. a. Jones; Vice
President. T. s. Tomln; Treasurer A
Mcdonald; COrTesuUndiEg Secretary. {. 5.
True; Financial Secretary, w. ID. Nelson,
Chaplain, L. q. Robinson Conductor, K. r.
PieTsOn DOOT-keeper. c. i. Martin; TTus-
tees-C. c. Lacy, !. ). Richards, ". X.
Maitland, K. Cough, j. h. Keller. Commit
tee on ATrangements-D. Z. Martin, \. J.
Ev rs, c. c. ElSasser, J. Mckeou, j. j.
CorcOrau, W. ID. Nelson, T. Spencer, +. A.
Jones; deception CommitteP-P. HeTlily, i.
HiY0n, G. II. FaiTchid, K. +. TomliD, L.
Claussen, ". Scott c. &. Lacy, ". h
Maitland, T. Sellander. 4. II. KTess; floor
manager, j. C. FitZsimmOns; assistant floor
manager, L. w. Tucker; Floor Committee
+. Bragg, j. Dawson, ". Bromley, w.
Porter J. Garrett, H. Cox, w. Allison. w
II. Nelman, l. w. Woods.
The Trainer FlHnnfgan wedding.
Last Wednesday evening, at St Dominics
Church, Miss Annie Flanagan and Mr..
James TrainOr were united in marriage by
the Rev. NJ. Dugan, 0. p. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss X. Flanagan,
while Mr.. Joseph TrainOr acted as grooms-
man.
After the nuptial knot was tied the happy
couple retired 10 tie residence Of Dir. Frank
Rhodes. corner Of Pine and Lyon streets,
where an elegant feast was spread for the
occasion. Music, singing and dancing were
INDUCED in until 4 late hour Of the night,
when the guests departed for their homes,
after having preferred sincere cOngTatula-
L0Hs to the newly married couple.
MI and Mrs. Trainer will make their
home in San Pablo.
Reception on Guerrero Street.
Miss ACgie McNulty, assisted by Miss
Lizzie 4. Hogue and Miss Birdie Cassidy,
received her friends on New Years even
ing at her residence, 531 Guerrero street
The parl0rs and dinng-TOOm were very
prettily decorated with bunting and ever
greens.
A joyous party assembled to wish their
young hostess "a happy New Year," and
spent the evening in dancing and merry
making until late hour. FIash-light
pictures were taken OF the company.
The guests we're entertained by vocal
duet from the Misses Mary and Nellie Ney-
Ian; violin ana piano, Misses Aggie Nc
NUity and Lizzie Rogue; song, Mr.. Frank
Mcdonald; Instrumental solo, Miss Mamie
Butter; song, Mr.. w. CoTbett violin solo,
Mr.. J. Tlnsley; song. Miss Laura CusgrOve;
song, Mr.. James Reilly; instrumental solo,
Miss Clara Hosue; song, Mrs. Littel, aud
other selections.
Those present were: Miss Agnes Me-
Nulty, Miss Lizzie A. Hogue, Miss Birdie
Cassiday, Miss Mary Neylan, Miss May
CaugGlaH, Miss Nellie Neylan, Miss Clara
Hogue, Miss Lauretta Mcdonald, Miss
Laura COsgrove, Miss Hattie Falvey, Miss
Mamie Butler, Miss Lena DOscher, the
Misses Kate and Tessie Devine OF San
Jose; Messrs. Frank Mcdonald. ii. Butler,
w. CoTbett, T. j. Kennedy, G. Beardse ley, j.
IIusley, {. Nelson, James Reilly, &. Har-
ney, /. Wohller, G. Cullen, 7. Gardner, j.
Cassidy; Mrs. McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe, Mr. and Mrs.
Littell, and many others.
The Social Council Entertainments
Social Council. No. 46, O. c. f., pleas
antly entertained their friends Inst evening
in Red Mems Building with dancing, pre-
ceded by the following programme: Piano
overture, Mrs. Fannie Igo; recitation. Mrs.
Il. Kennedy; vocal solo, Mrs. M. Powell;
skirt dance, Miss Alice Condor; vocal solo,
Sir, William Joiner. Mrs. POwelPs singing
evoked special applause and for an encore
she rendered charmirgly the Scotch ballad,
Jessie, the Flower o Dunblane" The
enjoyable affair was arranged by Mr.. r. r.
Baccus, Mr.. John Kayany, Mrs. Fannie
Igo. Mrs. J. j. Baccus.
Surprise Party on Howard street.
On Monday evening last surprise party
was given by her numerous friends to Miss
Lille Hemme az the residence of her pa
rents, 1920 Howard street
The guests were entertained by the follow
ing excellent musical and literary pro-
gramme: Miss Lulu Mt. Rose, song entitled
The Little Orphan .; Mr.. w. f. Rudolph
kept every one in good humor with bis