The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22
WHAT SOCIETY IS DOING,
Testimonial Musicale on Pacific
Avenue for Mrs. E.
Hatch.
Serenade and Reception at ElmhurSt
Complimentary to Newly Mar.
red Couple.

OOupiCs
Mrs. E. Hatch was given a delightful
testimonial by her pupils at the home OF
Mrs. J. B. Homes, on Pacific avenue, last
Wednesday evening. The music hall was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers and
La France roses, and small flags fiuttered
here and there among the green foliage. Th e
musical programme was exquisitely rem
dered. The dresses of the ladies were
very handsome. Mrs. Homes received
her guests in a beautiful costume of satin,
yelled with white brussels net; her orna-
ments were diamonds.
Mrs. Hatch, her guest of honor, wore a
black and white satin princess gown.
The young ladies were very pretty in
toilets of organizes made over silk, cut
walking length. Mrs. Hatch will spend
her vacation in Southern California, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walters, who had
Just returned from a honeymoon sojourn
at San ia Cruz, were rendered serenade and
rece ption by number OF their friends at their
home in Elmhurst on Saturday evening. The
serenaders, who comprised some OF the sweet
est singers of Elmhurst and East Oakland, the
former home of the bride, assisted by the Cali
fornia Mandolin Club, repaired to the resi-
dence of the young couple early in the even
ing and rendered number of charming Sc
lections beneath their window. Mr. and Mrs.
Walters, although taken completely by sur
prise, invited the party to enter, and did the
honors of the occasion most gracefully.
The mandolin club, consisting OF George
Chase, H. Lund, c. II. Lund and Henry Duck
worth, eontri buted largely to the pleasure of
the evening. o. oliver and Tom Sawyer gave
vocal selections. George B. McHale, as spokes-
man OF the party, proved most successful
mirthmaker.
Others present were: H. Whipple, Charles
Ballard Charles Hamilton, o. Fox, l.. Bur-
dock +. Owens. George BurtZbach, Mollie
Cordan, George Scott and w. Young.
Mr.. Walters is an extremely popular young
merchant of Elmhurst. The bride formerly
Miss Theresa Cordan, is q favorite in Oakland
society, ana is warmly welcomed in the COM
munlty where she has now made her home
A most delightful private picnic was given
last Sunday by J. J. COhn at the picJuresq ne
Laundry Farm. Among those present were:
Miss Emma Ehrhorn, Miss Ida and Alice Arm
strong Misses Stamper, Miss r. Goldstein, Miss
H. jarvis, Miss T. Goidmeyer. Miss Abrams,
J. J. Cohn, H. L. Phillips, Al. HickoX, d. Cob
1entz, Fred schlueter r. Burgh, I. Goldstein,
]. Liberman, H. Stark, H. Lowenthal and q.
Samuel L. Conlan and Miss Ella NJ Mccain
we1e quietly married on Sunday, June IA, at
st. Patrick's Church. The ceremony was cele-
brated at P. NJ, Rev. Father Brennan officia =
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Conlan are now residing at
305 Steiner street.
A novel entertainment, called the Spanish
Fiesta, or q Night in Seville" will be given at
Native sons Hall, Ala Mason street, on Thurs
day evening, J lily 2, by Professor Lombardero,
late OF the Spanish students. Among other
attractions there Will be pretty Spanish baila-
rinas bolero.and fandango dances. Castillian
songs are also on the programme. Frank
Coffin, the weli-known tenor, IS down for a
Spanish song, as is Nine. Coursen Roechel,
who Will sing III Spanish a song very popular
q present in Madrid.
Among those registered at Paso Robes are
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Badlam, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wilson, Mrs. J. D. Spreckes, Mrs. Spen-
GER, Me- jor and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Miss Nc
Laughnn, H. S. Flood, NJ G. Buckingham, Miss
buckingham, NJ. Alexander and wife, Miss
Miss Jsnnette Cert NJ E. Dunning, Charles
Stiff Mrs. ". John, James Coughlan, G. c..
Caddy, Mrs. SwartZ, the Misses Swartz, Adolph
Roose, Mr.. and Mrs. Bechte Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Keath, Miss Clara Taylor, J. Stephens,
Louis Goodfriend, James Williams, Thomas
Irwin, Mr.. aud Mrs Saches, James Johnson,
w. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Smith, Miss Smith.
Among the arrivals this week at Du mean
Springs, Mendocino County, are: J. A Will
Hanson, Mrs. Williamson, c. j. Parsons and
wife, Miss A ice Robinson F. w. Longee and
wife, Lucy NJ. Agar, Eva e. Howell, Miss Emma
H. Brookes, Mrs. John Butler, Miss Eta But
Ter, W. J. Elleford and wife, Mrs Thomas Shad-
dock, H. w. Frledlander, Mrs. w. Zaretzky, j..
II. Brush. Santa Rosa.
Court Noe Valley No. 1929, Independent
Order of Foresters, celebrated the orders
twenty-second anniversary on Thursday even
ing, June IL, by an entertainment and dance
at their hail, Twenty-fourtb and Church
streets. After Chief Ranger ]. J. Smith in his
opening address had briefly stated the aims
ard objects OF the order an enter tainmen Mt fol-
lowed, during which many choice selections
were well rendered The floor was then
cleared for dancing, which was INDUCED in
unit! a late hour, when refreshments were
served. During intermissions several applica-
tons for membership were received.
The entertainment aud SOCIAL given by Mrs.
Lizzie Honn's dancing class at Mission Turner
Hall, Eighteenth street, Friday evening, was a
very enjoyable affair. Among the pupils
taking part in the fancy dancing and Delsarte
poses were: Eta Beatle, Emma Labadie, Alice
Adamson, Irme Roth Anna and Msble Nc
Curran, Lois Underwo d. Mary Lutz, Robert
Cline, Josie Horn. Mary Gray, Edna and Mar
guerette Horn, Title Emhoff, Nellie Carroll,
Walter Krusell and others. After the enter
tainment those present spent the remainder of
the evening in dancing.
Miss Lizzie Patterson, youngest daughter of
the Pacific Saw Company, and Sydney Allison
OF the New England Life Insurance, will be
married at the home OF her parents Wednes-
day evening, June "a.
party OF Oakland people well known in
society, consisting OF Mrs. Andrew Myers and
Mr.. and Mrs. william T. Hamilton and
daughter, are at present sojourning at the
Hotel de Lille ct d Albion in Paris They will
leave for home on the steamer Furst Bismarck,
and their arrival may be expected shortly
after the first of July. Mrs. Myers has just
servatory of Music at Leipsic, and the Hamilton
party are finishing journey around the
world.
Miss Alma f. Hyer and brother are spending
q few weeks at Blue Lakes.
Miss Dorothy Hufschmidt left Wednesday
for visit to Chicago and other Eastern points
of interest.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. Dunn of $50 Golden Gate
avenue, are spending few weeks in Los An
geles, accompanied by Miss Flossie Prior and
Miss Rosie Kelly.
Mrs w. A. Carroll is spending the summer
months with relatives at Los Angeles and
Redondo Beach.
Miss May Thomas, accompanied by her
father ]. NJ. Thomas, are on trip 10 Lake
Tahoe and vicinity. They started Saturday
evening the 20Ih inst, and anticipate staying
in the ne ighborhood week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Parker leave for
Guatemala on the 9th. Mrs. Parker will be
at home al the Occidental Hotel next Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
Miss Annie Nolan has just returned from a
three weeks visit to sacramento.