The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-01

duet by Miss Annie Getz and MIR. Herman Sage
horn violin solo by Mr. III. Skinner aud Laugh.
ing'' by Mr.. ChaIIes MetZler. proved very sue
cessful as well amusing. Games md dancing
were INDUCED IN until late hour, when all pr
took OF bounteouS repast
A very enjoyable farewell party was given TO
Mr.. George ldDgford Jr. last evening at bis
parents residence. 50 Harriet street. on his de-
paIture 10 Honolulu.
The Caledoniaps.
The Caledonian Club held its quarterly meet
ing at Scottish Hall last Friday evening. An al
tractve programme was rendered as follows:
Selections by Greggs's orchestra; song, "There
Was Man Was Born In Kyle" MIR. Finday
McGregor; duet, annie Laurie" MeSsrs. Bal
llDgall and Whyie; selections on bagpipes, Miss
Elaine Teller: song, March OF The Cameron
Men," Mr. Peter Elliott; violin solo, Master
john MearnS, aee0mnanied by Miss Cora Mearns;
recitation. Crazy Kate" Miss Elsie Duncan;
selection on conce tina, Bells of England" MrC.
thompson; song, Boulevard" Mr.. W. II. Muir
ray; piano duet, The Misses johnson; Highland
hing, Misses Boyd and Fairgrave; song. Corn
Rigs Mr.. W. C. Cooke.
Tho krnmer-Hsrdewig wedding.
The wedding or Mr.. Edwin G. Kramer Of
Eureka. Cal, and Miss Matte Hardewig of this
city took place Sunday evening. the 24th UT, at
the home of the brides parents. 1926 Fillmore
street. The drawing-room was tastefuly dec
GRATED with natural flowers, ferns and ever
greens sent from Eureka for the occasion. Be-
tween the folding doors was suspended large
marriage bell OF white BRIDE roses and smilaX
aTtisiically worked.
Under this tile impressive ceremony was per-
formed by The Rev. Mr.. Fuendeiing, the guests
Occupying Tile front parior. The bridesmaid was
Miss Nellie Fortune. who, Ike the bride. was
elegantly alfred IN light toilet. The grOoms-
man was Mr. Frank A HOdupp of MARTINEZ.
After the ceremony the guests pressed forward
ana Offered their congratulations TO the happy
coOlle ana theh all proceeded 10 an elaborate
supper where The appropriate toasts were re-
snonded 10 10y the Rev. MIR. Fuendellng.
The newly married couple left Monday for Los
angeles SpPnd HOueNmOpn
alter which they VIII make their future home at
Eureka, Cal.
Ladies' Of the G.. A. II.
The anniversary exercises OF James A. Gar.
field Circle Ladies OF tue G. A. r. were held In
Rankin Hail. Los Gatos, on the evening OF the
l2ih. The occasion was much enjoyed by men,
bers OF the order ana their friends.
The programme Included several choice selec-
tions Of music and TeciatlOns OF high merit.
Tie delegation from Sewn Pines Circle. san
Francisco, were entertained by Mrs. II. " ldsr,
president OF Garfield Circle. Visitors from other
circles were also present among them department
president Mrs. Abbie Burgess. san Jose; Mrs.
j. Murray Bailey, president; MIS-. Lena SchOi-
her, treasurer; Mrs. Ivory Wells junior vice.
president, and Mrs. Goa Peek, assistant score
tary.
Jonn A. Logan Circle. Oakland. held their
anniversary exercises al Grand Army II All on
the evening Of July 10. with varied anG inter
estng programme. Several Wishing members
from sister circles about the bay were In attend
aGce.
Winchester Circle gave neat little surprise 10
Lieutenant Cushing Camp Sons OF eieraus, at
berkeley the other evening, by visiting Ia body
the Sons at theiF regular meeting aud formally
presenting them through The secretary OF The
circle, Mrs. Nellie Il. Chase, with = beau iIul
Sill, banner
OfBcers and ladies present from Winchester
Circle were: Mrs. Annie Smith, president; Mrs.
Louise Peters, senior vice-preSIdent; Mrs. Lib
lie NcMallen, junior vice president; Mrs Eliza
Hutl Chaplain; MS Nellie A. Chase, secretary;
Miss Alice Kelly. Miss Ellen Wise. Miss Annie
Nichols, Miss Eebecca Cole. Miss Nav HOen-
gre. Mrs. j. NJ. Gre d, Miss Annie Conner, Miss
Katie McGrath, Miss Margaret Wells, Miss May
hhi'Jemore, Miss Annie Eldridge. ana also 4
number OF members OF Colonel L. ID. Baker
Camp, Oakland,
Mas. Nellie a. Chase made the preseDiatIo
Il Farmers' Festival.
Seven Tines Circle No. 3, Ladies' OF the G. \ T.
succeeded beyond all expectation with their
Farmers Festival and ball last thursday
evening at Irving Hall. The scene. which had
been originally decked with fruits and veget-
abes, was thronged to the doors with visitors,
most OF whom were attired in bomespun or
rustic fancy dress.
Mayor G. II. Sanderson, after an overture by
Tully's orchestra. mads an opening address
compmentiug the LADIES on their successful
labOrs. Mrs. :. j. fully followed with the song
"lhe Return" with clarionet obligato by Mr.
s. j. TuIly, a0d as one OF the TWO encores by
which she WAS lOnOred faVOring with Good by
JACK" TIM came pretty "Daigymaids ID ~ ="
Bucket" by Mrs. \. j. Nining, In character; and
a scene from "A Yankee He,o" by Miss Maude
Watson, Mr.. Frederick L. Guflith and Mt
HaUie i. Griffith. Dancing 10 Tuiiy's orchestra
was af5eFward enjoyed, Mr. Charles IL. Annls
directing lie fonT.
Tie remaining members OF The floor committee
consisted OF Miss Lille Buitner Miss Maude
Watson, Miss Junia Cook, Miss MAY Bombed.
Miss Nellie Bi4cK. Miss MJmie Wentworth,
Mss Lucy MchehnA MISS hatle w tight, Miss
Henrietta Pinkson, Miss MYRTLE Baker, Miss
Lizzie MeNurray Miss Pauline Schshfey, Miss
LIZZIE Bush; Messrs. A. NJ. AShenieit-I. II. l..
Griffith, a. NJ. Annls, j. /. Stone, L. w. Dunn.
Han PARTIES.
Tie san Francisco Letter. Carriers Mutual
Aid Association scored another big success on
Saturday evening at B'nai Birth Hall 10 It's
"high junkobas and sOciality." None of The
guests asStd leave Of the "high- kicker TO re-
iire al an undue hour. and the "eccentTicities"
passed of with notable smOOthness.
California Castle No. 1. X. G. T.. gave pleas.
AMI social hop al Union square all last wednes-
day evening. The uniforms mingliug with the
Hight toilets OF the fair guests made Up very
picturesque scene. Mr.. J. A. Lewis directed ths
floor. Tue arrangement committee consisted OF
Messrs. Tley, GOODWIN, fiate, Bush and Eaton.
During the evening presentations were made 10
Me,srs. j. {. Liut aud G. Beriuger.
The FIRST Troop Cavalry, y. e.. C., entertained
a seleeT audience on edne.day evening at its
quarters on O'FarTcl street with concert. The
programme included selections 10y the troop
band Sergeant lessen. Mr.. L. &. Smith. MISS
+. l. u. o.. Il. 1.
enSbuTger accompanied by Nj Leslie MARTINI
Mrs. ,. A. Parker. Professor ZIssier. Mrs. ). l..
BiumeuOerg. The concluding dance was dis
IU bed by an alteration.
Oro Elmo Parlor No 9 y d. g. W, gave
Sociai hop az FnIesleTs' Han On Thursday even
ing. a remarkably pleasant evening was passed
by all who attended.
Court Washington No. 1918, a. o. f.. gave
thelT hTSt enie tdlnmenL and social an Wedues-
day evening al Golden Gate Han on Pacific
avenue. The guests EXPRESSED themselves as
delighted with tie weli-Conductcd affair.
ON thursday evening last Ornda Patlor No.
5G, n ID. G. w. held "A public installation at
Arcadia Hall After tile Installation Past Presi-
dent kIIlie kgyieT presented the retiring pTeSi-
dent, Lena L. Bee, aud the retiring recording
secretary, Anna L. McPnlips. each with a
handsome bracelet. This WAS followed by
short literary aud musical programme aud dane
ine, during which refreshments were served.
An enjoyable party was given by he officers OF
Barnaby Lodge No. 1874. Sons of ST. George. on
Saturday evening last at Laurel Hall. Selec-
lions were rendered by Messrs. Trebel Barlow.
Gilmore, LongwoTth, TregalHs and others.
Miss Woods sang well aud Miss Helena Sailor
by w. l.. Chamberlain afterward directed the
floor IN the concluding dancing
PIcnics IN Prospect.
The third regular monthly entertainment Of
the AprOpcs Club Will take place August In
the form OF an outing FOR members and ladies.
The Mikados VIII give a private picnic at
Oriuds Park next Sunday.
The MlDuets VIII hold private picnic on the
2Sth inst. at Good Time Canyon. on the line of
HE California aud Nevada Railroad.
Parties to Take Place.
The next meeting OF the Native Sons OF Yer
mont will be held on Friday, Angus: IL. The
principal feature OF The programme VIII be a
comedy under The nIanag ement OF Mr.. Frank L.
Cooley. sou Of Mrs. Alice Kingsbury Cooley.
The Minuets will give private masquerade
at Saratoga Hall on Thursday evening, the 25th
inst.
AIcatTaZ Paflor No. 30, Companions OF the
Forest, Will give masquerade ball at Irving
Hall Oh Saturday evening, August -
The Fearless Club will give their first PARTY al
Union-squaTe Hall on Wednesday evening" Au.
gus 81.
The Smiling Group will give their first recep-
lion and hop at Odd Fellows HALL on Tuesday
evening, August 90
The fflh anniversary bali given BY Excelsior