The morning call., 1892-03-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The CaledOnian Club Gives an
Enjoyable Concert.
Entertainment by the Native Sons Of Vermont
The Union Square Club-Aboard the
Brig Galilee-Notes.

| Miss 5. j. Jewell of Petaluma acted as
bridesmaid. while the groom found an able
| support IN the person Of Mr.. Walter Bying-
| ton. The happy pair will make trip to
! Central America.
The twentieth Saturday pop" will take
| place at Irving Hall this afternoon. Mrs.
! birmingham will sing some ballads, Mr..
| Beel VIII play the Bruch concerts and a
! quartet Tor piano and strings will be rem
| dered.
Cards have been received in this city an
| n0uhcing the marriage of Mr.. Frank b.
| Clutf and Miss Kittie L. Tone at the resi-
denee OF the brides parents, near Stockton,
! on Sunday, the 18th ult.
| Tie LyceumS presented "The Opera
| Singer last evening at Saratoga Hall and
| pleased q large number OF friends. A dance
| followed the comedy
The members of the Concordia Club will
| give oaIl this evening at their clubhouse,
| on Van Ness avenue
Miss lrine Canayan celebrated her tenth
birthday anniversary Mt her home, Mount
Pheasant, San MateO County, last Saturday
| afternoon.
A choice musical and literary programme
was given by the Gentlemen's Club of En-
manuel Baptist Church. at the church, on
Bartlett street, near Twenty third, last
| evening.
On last Monday night Washington Hall
! was wen hlied by those in attendance upon
| the leaD-year party of the Excelsior Musical
and Literary Club. A short programme
introduced the dancing. which the ladi les
| conducted IN an excellent manner.
Evans Council No. 81 o. c. f., will give
| progressive euchre party, followed by
dancing, TINS evening at Washington Hall,
on Eddy street.
| Ihe Nermonfers' Entertainment.
Considering the season, there was a good
| attendance q IL, &c
the Native Sons of Vermont last night at
| Odd Fellows Hall.
a notable feature Of the programme was
the appearance of Miss May Webster, who
| sang twice, with the accompaniment of Mr..
| Delleplane, and violin obligato by Mr.. ia
| Dish Clement Miss Webster's voice is
peculiarly rich and full. while in range and
expression both native ability and in
| teiliSent culture were demonstrated. A
| charming personality, perhaps, contr ibuted
| us quota 10 the favorable reception accorded
| both ALA Stella Confidente" (RobaudD,
and the encore Together" Miss Ger trude
| Judd's biTd-like whistle was another fea-
ture. and explained how Mrs Shaw has re-
turned TO this country with over 100000
whistled from European treasures. Little
| Miss Gableman danced and sang the Bee
| thoVen Society Glee was omitted and Ca D.
| tam Z. Mayberry put his company OF
| twelve young ladies through the pretty
| movements OF bayonet drill.
| General dancing was then INDUCED in un-
| til midnight
Yachting Party.
Captain NJ. Turner, a well-known ship
builder of Benics. recently extended to hi:
| friends an invitation on board mis- brig Gall
lee. The guests bad delightful cruise fol-
a week, visiting many points OF interest
| AS fine entertainers Captain and Mrs. Tur.
| ner cannot be challenged.
4 IN
son, did all In his power to make the trl
| success, which was achieved. On stop
ping az Benlcla Captain and Mrs. Ii. Turner
and Mr.. and Mrs. &. Chapman entertained
the party royalty. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
| served most delicious table d'hote. Can.
tain Hayes proposed toast that made the
| champagne glasses ring to re-echo the wisf
that the Galilee would make another triI
| as successful as her last, which was tbs
| fastest on record between here and Tahiti
On returning TO the city the party were
| escorteu TO the new revenue-cutter Parpat G
| lately built by Captain Turner. and after
| inspecting the tidy little cutter, wished
her ben voyage on her maiden trip.
The Caiedonian Club Entertainment.
| Scotch entertainments have gained repu
| tation for excellence, which might be EN-.
barrassing did not the material for them
seem inexhaustble. Last evening the Gale
DOMAIN Club of San Francisco entertained
at Scottish Hall with particular success.
A large attendance enjoyed the following
| programme: Quiekstep, Club Pipers Will
lam Anderson and Edward Ross: overture,
tine Fair Maid of PERTH" Greg.'s Orches-
ira: tenor solo, "Sing Me the Old Songs
| Tonight" Professor Charles 4. Morel
solo, "Janet's Choice" Mrs. 4. Waltz Gray
| ld) humorous colloquial song, Come Under
| My Plaidie," (5) buffo song THE Lam
guage Of Love-" Findlay McGregor
leading On costnme). The Execution OF
| Montrose," Alexander Smith; soprano solo,
Let Me Love Thee" Miss May Fahren.
krug; whiStlng solo. "The Patiison Waltz
| Miss Gertrude Judd: duet, How Dear to
| Me the Hour" Mrs. A. Waltz-Gray and
! Professor c. f. Morel; domestic vocal
deTson. Ny Jo," II Lo'e Nae Laddie But
Ane." wheel May the Keel Row" and
'The Crookit Bawbee e." the Misses Duncan
and Findlay NJ Gregor, accompanist Pro-
| lessor James \. Kerr
Then there was dancing. and as MANY OF
| the chiefs were in kilt and tarta the scene
was remarkably picturesque one. Mr. w
! w. Finnie directed the floor with the hell
| OF committee.
The Hoffm an Manten Wedding.
! The wedding of Mr. B. Hoffman and Miss
| NJ. Manten took place Thursday evenins
last at the residence of the bride, 50Ok Sixth
| street The hall and rooms were decorate 4
| with smilax, and a very joyful evening wa:
| spent. A great many handsome presents
| were received. Among the musical fea.
| lures We're: Serenade by the Herman Sons
| Maenner Bund Singing Section professor
| Z. Eigger), and solos by the Second Regi
ment Band Qeader, Mr. Planers). Dancing
was kept mp till late hour.
The Union-Square Club.
| Only organized comparatively short time
| ago the Union-square Club has already
established itself on firm basis in social
| circles as select and carefully managed
center OF entertainment.
Last night the club held its monthly re.
| ception In Pioneer Hall, and about lO(
| couples participated in the succession OF
| sixteen dances. The grand march was led
by the Director, Mr.. j. ii. Scott, and his
| wife, Mrs Scott
| The rest of the Floor Committee con.
| sisted OF Messrs. w. M. Lacey, r. Fenk.
hansen, Jason Nash, j. s. Hawkins.
Society Personals.
| Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR M. Ashe have been
| visiting Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. RothschiId (nee
| Slessinger have return ed from delightful
| trip to Honou
Mr.. }. l.. Flood left last evening for Vir.
| gnia City.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Oyster, who were
! guests at the Palace Hotel after leaving
] Hillcrest, are now on their way to New
| York.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bosqui and Miss Celia
| O'Connor, OF this city, are visiting friends
| In Los Angeles.
Judge Niles Searls has been ill at Wash
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