The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An April Surprise by the Ladies
of Grace NJ. Z. Church.
The Nathan-Ephrat Wedding at the Califor-
MIA Complimentary Dinner-Msjssty
Entertaine6-N Notes.

| On Thursday evening last Golden West
Lodge No. 322 !. .. .. F., held an open
meeting and entertainment for its mem bers
and friends. His Majesty King Tubrimo,
accompanied by the Prince aud Captain
REID, honored the company by his presence.
| short programme was given consisting of
songs, Rotations, etc., after which Z. w.
| Jensen illustrated scenes in and about Cali
fornia with about 70 stereoptieon views.
| The King was greatly delighted with the
views.
| New Era Division No. 2, Sons of Tenn
peranee, will give musical and literary
entertainment this evening in ST. Georges
| Hail.
An excellent musical programme was given
by the Beulah CLUB at Mission Music Hall,
On the corner of Howard and Twenty first
streets, last evening. MIR. III. o. Tenney,
Mr.. Alfred Wiikie, Miss Ella V. McCioskey,
Mr.. r. 4. Tilton were among the partici-
| pants Dancing followed under the direc-
| ton of DIR. John Townsend.
| A bOubon social will be given by Templar
| Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 10. 1. o. o. f..
| for members of the order only. in Memorial
Hall. Odd Fellows building. this evening.
LertenaRt l. o. Garrett of the naval
| battalion, Nj. V. NJ. was rendered dinner
| on Thursday evening BY the officers of the
local naval battalion. The others present
were: Lieutenant Louis ii. Garner, J. J.
| Fitzgerald. Mr.. c: III. Croelser, Mr.. w. L.
Gunn. Mr.. w. F. Kilkery. Paymaster L. f.
| Tracey and Ensigns Chauncey NJ. ST. John
| and 4. ii. Stable.
THE Pretty Miller was the title Of
| play given last evening under the auspices
| of the Teut0nia Damen Verein. Ii was fol-
! lowed by dancing TO BUNS orchestra. the
ladies' In charge of the floor being Miss
| Clara SchaeriZPr, Miss May Fahrenkrug
| and others. The occasion was the second
anniversary Of the yerein, which is -four
lshing socially aud financially.
| The San Francisco Art Association will
| hold It's inaugural reception Of the twenty
ninth exhibition On Thursday evening, the
| 7th inst. between and IL O'Clock.
Oro Elmo Parlor No. 9. Native Daughters
| OF the Golden West, will hold an at-home
| this evening in the banquet hall, A. o. f.
building, 1o2 O'Farrell street. Admission
! by ticket only.
| Once more postponement is noted for
| the doll fete and operetta to be given by the
| ladies of ST. Johns PRESBYTERIAN Church
| Ihe date liked upon cow Is April 1S-Easter
| Monday-when all can without scruple
! enjoy seeing Nine. Patti. Rosina Vokes,
Kate Castl-ton. Carmencta. Uncle Sam.
| Columbia, little Lord Fauntleroy, and
| others, as living dolls. The operetta will be
III Jacohi," in three scenes. Mrs. Frank
frederieks is the energetic manager.
Grace Church Surprise Entertainment.
There were several surprises in the enter
! tainment given last evening by the Ladies'
| Social Circle of Grace NJ. Z. Church in the
| parlOrs OF the church on the corner Of
Twen;y-trst and Capp streets.
A Fraternity" Of gentlemen recently or
gained in the church gave an entertain
| ment some three weeks ago, in which they
made some humorous declarations OF indie
| pendence from feminine thralldom. The
| present occasion was IN the way of retalia-
| ton. The ladies, under the presidency OF
Mrs. Robert Mcclellan. are: Mrs. Worden,
Mrs. Brewer, Miss Danny, Mrs. Williams,
Husband. Mrs. McClish, Mrs. Telyea. Mrs.
| Trueman. Mrs. Partridge, Mrs. Phrianor,
Mrs. Pcdlar and Mrs HansbrOugh.
They assembled on the platform, deco
rated with flowers and evergrcens. and
gave an exhibition of a sewing circle. dis
| cussing the subject Man" with telling ef-
feet and concluding with AUD Lang
Syne. Then varied programme was
given by Miss May PedIar. Mr. Fl. r.
| Willis. Mrs. Hansbrough, Miss May Code
Miss Gertie Holmes, Miss V. Rogers. Miss
| Claire Pedlsr. Miss Olsen. Mrs Robert
| Mcclellan made some happy remarks, COM
| menting on the recent outbreak of the
| Fraternities and twisting every deDreciating
| comment into compliment to the fair sex.
| her championship was well received, espe-
| ciallY by the gentlemen attacked, who also
! presented bouquets and boxes of candy to
| each participant in the programme.
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| to come. The Fraternity had hoped to make
/ $1,000 by their recent entertainment, and ex-
| pected TO be called upon by the ladies for
that amount Mrs. Mcclellan brought
down the house" by announcing that her
| society had assumed tho responsibility for
| the dedclency-some S400
The Nathan uphrat Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place at the
| Hotel California on the sd ult., the occasion
| being the marriage OF Miss Annie Euphrat,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Euphrat, to
| Mr.. Herman Nathan, prominent merchant
| Of Grsngevile. Cal.
The kiosk and ball were elegantly dec
GRATED for the occasion. At $50 o'clock the
| parties entered, headed by the groom and
| his mother. followed by the bride, leaning
| on the arm Of her father, the band playing
| Meudessohn's wedding March," Under
large marriage bell Of rare flowers, Rev.
| DR.. Levy performed the marriage cere-
mouy
| The bride. who Is charming and accom-
| p.shed young lady, was elegantly attired
| in white crepe de Chine, trimmed with ch!f-
| fon, and white satin ribbon: she carried in
| her hand beautiful bouquet Of white roses
| ornaments diamonds.
| After the young couple had received the
| concentrations OF their friends all adjourned
| to the banquet hall, where an elegant sup
| per was served. The menu and wines were
thoroughly enjoyed by ALL \ numerous toasts
| enhanced the pleasure of the repast. A fter
sunaer all entered the dancing hall. the
| ladies in beautiful evening toilets the
| gentlemen in full dress, and enjoyed dancing
| till an early hour. The wedding presents
| were elegant, costly and numerous.
After two months Eastern trip the
young couple will return to San Francisco.
where they will reside permanently.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Dick and family,
who have been the guests Of Mrs A. M.
| Parrot, at her Sutter-street residence. will
leave for their English home immediately
after Easter.
DR.. and Mrs. Perrin, Miss Adele and Miss
| Helen Perrin will spend much of the sum-
mer in Arizona.
Mrs. w. S. Tevis returned on Tuesday
| from Bakersfield.
| Captain and Mrs. William Kohl of San
| Mateo, Mr.. aud Mrs. George Loomis, Miss
| Mamie Kohl and Mr.. Charles de Gay of
| Paris are en- route for Southern California
| in private car.
Mr.. Drury Melone and family left yester
| day for their residence at Oak Knoll, Mana
| County, where they will remain during the
| summer.
| DIR. Preston II. Balhache Of the Marine
| Hospital and Mrs. Bailhache have been WIS.,
| ing Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus A. Spreckels were In
| Les Angeles on Tuesday.
Miss Maud Berry has returned from an
| extended visit In Boston.
| Recent visitors to SANTA Barbara are Cap
| tain Remph, U. 5, N, Mr.. Mark Sheldon,
Mr +. T. Sheldon. Mrs. c. j. Torbert. Miss
| Mary Swift Torbert.
have been visiting Hon. Paul Shirley at Mar
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