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THE EXAMINER. SAN" FBANCISCO MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1891. 4 Era Hanavan. Mis Blanche Clinton. Mls.es Carrie I mnA I.

I i Elkan Gosltner; vocl olo, Staccato Polka." Miss and Miss Montanya have returned from Santa, Rarlun an, I ueM ut th Hotel PlOUSanton, matron of a week, who was radiant in an exquisite creation of pale blue, attracted the most attention. A reception followed at the apartments of tbe sisters at the Irvington. on Huntington avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Hubbard are to accompany Mr. and Mrs. McAllister to the Pacific Coast, where the last named couple are to live. The other couple will return after tho wedding journey to their'new home on Beacon street. RI-SSELL-AVKRY.

The wedding of Robert Russell and Miss Lillian E. Avery took place at the residence of the bride's parents, 1 437 Steiner street, last Wednesday evening. Tbe groom is a resident of Brooklyn, N. son of Hon. George Russell, an Aldeyoian of that city.

The bride is a daughter of Sir. and Mrsi D. R. Avery. The house was beautifully decorated and the ceremony was performed by Rev.

1). Gibson. Miss Clura Short and Miss Marion Avery were the bridesmaids, and Ed Russell of Brooklyn groomsman. The groom was supported by Willie Williams as best mau. Tbe bride was given away by her father.

An elegant wedding supper was afterward partaken of. Mr. and Mrs. Russell will remain on thtscoast about a couple of weeks and then proceed to Brooklyn, where the groom has large business Interests. Among those present at the wedding were: Mr.

and Mra. Benedict. Ml. Clara Short. Mr.

and Chapman; Instrumental trio. Miss Horn (pianist) Henry H. Case (vlolluittj and Harvey Case Shakespearean courtship scene from "KlcUard III King Hlcharu III, W. J. Kohlor; Queen Anne.

Mlsa Lina a Lieutenant, Mis Harriman; piano and violin duet. Mis. Horn and Mr. Potter; vocal solo. "Remember Me Ko More," Mrs.

L. H. Staplea of Australia. The entertainment concluded with the comedy of "O'Callaghan. the Irish Faker," presented with the following cast: Felix O'Callaghan, Paul Crlg; Beland Rivers, R.

Frauklln; Charles Rivers, E. Kowe; Dr. J. Deuel; John Smart, W. K.

Allen: Baudy, Kob-err Ely; Mra. Lyilla Montague, B. Deuel; Julia, Mlsa Llna Crewa; Bertie and Mrs. Banks, Mis Harrlniau. THE SCANDINAVIAN 80CIETT PARTY.

The thirty-second anniversary of the Scandinavian Society was celebrated bv a ball at Saratoga Hall on the evening of the 14th and a large number of ladies and gentlemen participated in the affair. The society is in the thirty-second year of Its existence and is In a flourishing condition. Tbe ballroom was handsomely decorated and all had a good time. Dancing was commenced at 9 o'clock and kept up until a late hour, a supper being served at midnight. The committees were as follows Committee of Arrangements Albert Hansen.

R. B. Nielsen, C. R. Anderson, Charles Plambeck, C.

F. Armstrong, A. Anderson, A. C. Free.e.

Alfred Johuson, X. L. Sykes, Jacob Petersen, A. J. Wohl-ander, C.

A. Andoraon. C. A. Kruger, It.

Armstrong; Reception Committee Henry Lnud. K. Ua.musseu, John Ek, Emit Nordilug, P. Oliver Olsen, O. Hen-drlckson, John Simpson, P.

E. Eriokson. John Andersen, N. P. Holtum, Carl Svcndsen, Charles Plambeck; Floor Manager Knut A.

Lundstroin; Floor Committee Jacob Petersen, L. Wester I und. J. A. Arm.trong, Crl.

Fischer, Claus Isacksen. E. h. GulllJL.cu. F.

C. Olson. Joseph Okerblad, Joseph Tblme, John bandeen, John Korbom, H. V. Tborell, MISCELLANEOUS.

On Monday evening lust tho members of the Hungarian Mutual and Sooial Aid Society held an annual banquet in commemoration of the each. Reserved seats may be secured at Sherman, Clay music store, corner Sutter and Kearny streets, after the auction sale, without extra charge. The auction sale of boxes and choice of seats will take place at the Grand Opera House, at la M. on Wednesday. April 1st.

Joseph D. Heddivg will act as auctioneer. The cast of characters is as follows: Glrofle-Glrofia, Miss Mary Wyman Aurore, Mrs. II. J.

Stewart; Paquita, Mis. Maria Williams; Don Bolero, Louis Slos Marasquiu, Donald de V. Graham; Moursouk, George E. Hall; Pedro, K. H.

PoPue, Pirate Chief, Amedee Joulliu; Malaiuoros, George W. Iagle. Shreve's art rooms have been the scene of fashionable gatherings duriug the past week, and the success which has attended the Art Loan Exhibition for the benefit of the Maria Kip Orphanage and the West Oakland Home for Destitute Children is very gratifying to the managers. This will be the last week of the exhibition, as it will positively close on Saturday evening next. The canvases are all from the brushes of foreign artists of note, such names as Rembrandt.

Corot, Millet. Meissonier and others being well represented. It is an opportunity which will not be offered again and no one should miss the opportunity of viewing these rare works of art. A charming breakfast party was given by Mr. and Mrs.

David Hewes at Palo Alto last Tuesday in honor of the members of the Congressional party that have been visiting this Coast. A delightful time was spent at tbe elegant home and grounds. The handsome rooms of Le Cercle Francais and tbe main hall of the Union Square building were the scene of a very fashionable gathering on Saturday evening last It was a pars et masque and a success in every particular. A full account of the affair is published in another column. R.

de Bertredano Lopez entertained a number of friends at dinner in tbe Occident restaurant on Tuesday evening last. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Schroeder of Redwood City are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith at Sunshine Villa in Santa Cruz.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Macdonough have come tip from Memo Park and are stopping tue tu fornia on Bush streut. Mr.

and Mm. William Letts Oliver of 1110 Twelfth street. Oakland, on tne mu celebrated thlr ervstal wedding anni versary at Washington Ball in that eity. The decorations were elaborate, a feature being a crystal bower or grotto of frosted leaves, oe- nenin wnicn tue happ7pair reueiveu iu cm-irratulatinna nf tlielr rinn la. Dancing was the order of the evening, an elaborate upper being served.

A large number of crystal presents were received. A tiddlediwinks party was given on the 13th inst. by Miss Mayhew at her residence in miesior miss Bauer, too several ruuim uau been profusely decorated with aimonu oios soms. The game was played in a progressive manner, four prizes being offered. Miss Grace Chisholm and J.

Eaton won the star prizes, and Mrs. Davis and 'rllsln Cameron the boobv ones. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening. The guests were as rouows: Mrs. Ford, Maar, Mrs.

Davis. Mis F. Cush-man, Mis. Rnvder. Miss Smith, Miss Chisholm, Mis.

Lamb, Miss Mortimer, Miss Clarke and Mlsa Mcushman; Messrs. H. and P. Crosby, Mr. Cameron, Mr.

salz, Mr. Cushmsu. Mr. Mosler. H.

N. Kll.worth, O. Ellsworth. Mr. Bristol, Mr.

Farwell, Mr. Shlnn, Mr. Eaton, Mr. Mortimer, Mr. Clarke, Mr.

Maar and Mr. Ford. Teodore Creola has returned from Mexico after a year absence. Lieutenant John Stafford. Eighth Infantry, U.

S. has been detailed as professor oi mat. tary science and tactic at Washington Uuivcr sitv. St. Louis.

Mo. Mrs. John A. Logan will spend the coming summer in California. Mujor and Mrs.

B. R. Woodworth of Fresno are in the citv on a visit. Thomas Brown of the Bank of California has gone on a visit to Del Coronado. Miss Nettle A.

Farwell. daughter of ex-Councilman J. H. Farwell of Stockton, is visiting in this city, the guest of Mrs. f.

ttougmns. Tbe pupils of Bernal Heights School spent a vory pleasant afternoon on tne um instant. The Priuoipal, Miss Keating, assisted by the teachers, gave the children an Ice-cream party. It was thoroughly enjoyed by every member of the school. TR Eighth Grade of the South End School were invited guests.

The Bernal Heights Garden Circle, a society composed of tbe school children, under the direction of Miss Ange Richardson, the President, took charge of the literary programme, which consisted of songs, dialogues and recitations. The books given by Miss nnyaon as rewaras were awarded to Maggie Connelly, Bertha Jan-sen and Annie Byrnes. At tne close of the programme tne Classes as sembled in their own room: and were served to ice cream and cake. rdisses Gertrude and Alice Ames, who have been passing the winter In New York, have returned to their home in Ross Valley. Miss Ella Adams loft for the East on Tuesday last and while there will be the guest of her Bister, Mrs.

Knowles, in Boston. Colonel and Mrs. Charles F. Hanlon returned from Monterey last Tuesday. Miss Florence Lockwood has returned to the city and is the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Moses Hopkins at taeir residence, corner uucnanan and Clay streets. w. M. Hodgklns has returned to this city after a four years' stay In the coal regions of eastern Wyoming, principally In Carbon and Dana.

Miss Alice Hobart is on a visit to Santa Monica, as the guest of Senator and Mrs. John P. Jones. A very enjoyable evening was spent at the residence oi Henry Koerber of 2115 Santa Clara avenue. Alameda, on Wednesday evening, the narty having been given in honor of Miss Dora Kosrber, it being the anniversary of her birthday.

Tbe evening was scent in singing, dancing and conversation. A bounteous supper was served at 11 o'clock, after which dancing was resumed until early morning. Those pres-sent were: Ml. A. Muller.

Miss M. Tletlen. MI. Koarber. Mis.

A. Begelhorat, Miss L. Krerber. Mis L. Lut-gen.

T. Mattfleld, Mis. L. Tletjen, Miss M. Wobber, Mis.

L. Muller. Mrs. Segelhorst. Mrs.

Bley- dom. Mrs. Kruse, J. Thocode, Luders, H. Muller, w.

Meyer, c. matter, a. Koerner. On Monday evening last a progressive tiddle- dvwlnks nart was iriven bv Miss M. Rnsekranz at the residence of ner mother, 92'J Valencia street.

The series of games was played and the prizes were awarded to Miss Grace Stetgnr. Benjamin Komaine, Miss Gladys cole, cuarles stelger, Dr. F. Lane and Miss L. Cusheon.

Supper was served at the conclusion of the plav. and the later evening hours were devoted to dancing. Among the guests were: Mis. Grave Stiesnr. Mlsa Marv Webster.

Miss Eichbamn, Miss Gibson, Miss Maud Lane, Mis. Coke. R. 8. Atkins, Mlas Cusheon, Dr.

F. Lane, B. GaskilL Mr. Pursells, Charles Davis, George Mullen, Mr. Whipple.

Benjamin Komaine, Charles btieger, b. Atklu, Mr. Cook, Mr. Kcrscll aud Mr, Knighton. Thomas Price.

Arthur F. Price ana the Misses Price of San Mateo are at the California. Miss Kate Dillon has been the guest of Miss Yoell in San Jose. Hon. W.

G. Irwin of Honolulu Is at the Palace Hotel. Miss Dee Magann of Sacramento is the guest of Mrs. S. P.

Walker at 2237 Sutter street. Mrs. L. D. Mcli8lik.

with her daughters. Mis Madeleine and Miss Theodora McKisick, returned home last Sunday after having visited relatives and friends in New Orleans, Memphis, Jacksonville and St. Louis. Mrs. Howe, wife of c.

P. Howe of Portland. is the guest of Mrs. F. C.

Pedlar, at 22 But ler avenue, Golden Gate, Alameda county, she is accompanied by her little son. PROSPECTIVE BLISS. The wedding of Dr. William Penn Richardson of Pittsburgh. and Miss Ida E.

Wadham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luman Wadham, will take place at St. Luke's Church on Monday evening next. A reception will follow at tbe residence of the bride's parents, 1909 Leavenworth street.

The weddlnir of Dr. Luis Fatio of Barcelona. Spain, to Miss Paula E. Malarin, daughter of ion Marino Maiarin, a large landowner ri Santa Clara, will take place shortly after taster. The wedding of Francis Latimer Mathieu and Miss Lizzie W.

McCormick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. McCormick, will take place at St. Luke's Church on Tuesday evening, the 31st instant.

The engagement Is announced of Miss Made line F. Hood to George R. Chambers, with tho firm of Gladding, McBean Co. The wedding will take place at the First Presbyterian Church tbe latter part of the month. ine marriage or a.

Kosenbaum and Miss Belle Lazanskv will take Dlace at 407 Devisa- dero street on Sunday, the 12th prox. The encasement is announced of Miss Alber- tine Gruenberg. daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Max Gruenberg, and Emll Hirschfeld.

both of this city. The engagement Is announced of Miss Sarah Hertz to Henry Loverich, both of this city. MATRIMONIAL. The weddinc of A. T.

Dresser and Miss F.thel Allison took place at the Presbvtortnn Church at VValsonvilie on Wednesday afternoon last. The marrmse of D. Sonncbornof Los Angeles and Miss Carrie Meister of San Francisco, which took Dlace on Sunday last at the resi dence of L. B. Conn in Los Angeles, was per- lormeu oy tne Kev.

Dr. mum. HnVHINS-M'BOYt-E. The wedding of C. J.

Hutehins of the hardware firm of E. V. Sktllman Co. of New York and San F'rancisco and Miss Minnie C. McBovle.

daughterof Alexander McHoyle, the well known aruggist. took nlnce at the First Conirreeatfonal Church last Wednesday evening. The groom is M- h. Lenuon; cornet solo, "Yaukoe Dojdie, wita variations. Miss L.

Kahn; vocal solo. "Love's Prov Inn." David Wise: violin anio. kreutzer Sonata.1 Miss Auula C'llne; whlstlin solo, "Last Hose of Summer." with Mis Hannah Gosliner; accompanist, Maurice Kramer. Among those present on the pleasant occa sionwere: Mr. and Mr.

Louis Kramer. Mr. P. Williams, Miss Pauline Gosliner, Miss Hannah Gosliner, Mis. Kmm Hus-hes.

Mis. Emma Clyne. Mis. Maggie Boyle, Miss Mav E. Leuuou, Jeunle Herzog, Miss Rose Krouberg.

Ml. Llllle Kahn. Miss May Berry, Slis. roily uoidsioue. Mlsa Ida wise, uavio Wise.

Ben iamln M. stlch. Jobn Malion. Elkau Gos liner. Edward Boyle, Igneu ltitch and sigiuuad wonoerg.

Reuresentatives of Turkev. Germany and Japan will give an evening's entertainment in the rooms of the Christian Twelfth street, near Howard, next Thursday evening, Appropriate refreshments and oysters will be served. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Rill, who have been spend. Ing the winter at the Bella Vista, have returned to their home in the Eastern States. Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Vail, who have been spending several weeks in Los Angeles, returned borne on Monday. N. T.

Janes, President of the Union Insurance Corn nan v. has returned from his Eastern trip. W. P. Hicks, after a visit of a few duys to his mother, Mrs.

John S. Hager, returneu 10 nis home in Los Artgeles last week. Walter S. Newhali returned last Monday from a visit in Los Angeles. Mrs.

Charles VV. Saunders of Seattle is in the citv on a visit and is at the Hotel Pleasanton. S. H. Boardtnan.

Miss Susie Tompkins. Miss Westervelt and Miss Harmon lirowa hove re, turned from a visit at Monterey. A delightful party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Cerellt at their beautiful residence on Seventh street.

Los Amroles, last Thursday evening, in honor of MissKatie Pescla, sister of the weir-known Fescia of this city. It was given prior to her departure for home after a stay of nearly seven weens visiting menus in me souin. Danclns. sineinir and music was beitun at o'clock and continued until midnight, when all present partook of an elegant supper. Among tnose present were: Mr.

and Mrs. Cerellt, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gu.stl.

Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Lagomarsiuo, Mr. aud Mrs. Lazzaro, Mr Katie Peseta.

M. Cordauo. C. Cordaao, V. Chi- rill loss.

Mis. Sail I Whitehead, Mis. Kl la Rogers, Miss Aurella Anilllo, Miss Sophie Cerelil, Mis. Belle Whitehead. Miss fcinms Fauna.

G. iem, Mcoia ou tlgllo, F. Pepne. John Peterson, O. Kocca, W.

Wll Hams and 1. Lougo. An interesting musical programme In the iorm oi a cauiaia on ue t-iio ui vurtni was rendered by the Quartette Choir In the English Lutheran Church lost evening. The oommittee was oomposed or Misses Hilda ano uottie col-lison and Messrs Park and Fvfe. who presented a most attractive entertainment.

Frunk George Flood and J. M. Allen are euests at the Hotel Del Coronado. Mrs. A.

M. Parrot and family are spending a few weeks in nan Mateo. Miss Ida Ashley has returned home to Stock ton alter a visit to Judge ana Airs. j. u.

severance of Peralto Park. George Vernon Gray Is making a short visit to Los Angeles. Mrs. Wood, wife of Dr. Wood.

U. S. sur geon of the Charleston, accompanied by her daughter, miss wood, win leave aoout me ist, of the month by way of Panama for the East, Later in the season the ladies will sail for Europe. Dr. and Mrs.

Franklin Pancoast have taken apartments at the Hotel Mirabeau. Fulton G. Berry of Fresno is here on a brief visit. Miss Myrtle Lawrence has returned home to Petaluma after a few days visit to her aunt, Mrs. Bowden.

Joseph Livingston will leave for Europe early in April. Jesse Seligman, who is now bis guest, will return with him. On Tuesday evening last the members of the real-estate firm of G. H. Umbsen Co.

gave a banquet to their employees and a few intimate friends, that date being the fifth anniversary of the organization of the firm. An elegant dinner was served, after which appropriate toasts were proposed and responded to by those present, and it was a late hour when the happy company retired. Those present were Gustave R. Umbsen, Harry P. Umhsen, Zenaa U.

Dodge. W. N. Snedaker, Captain Benjamin Uanlon, George Martin, George W. Brown, Captain C.

K. Zlmmer. Louis A. Souc, C. F.

Krau.s, A. H. Baldwin, Robert Peel, E. J. Qullltnan.

Richard Elsert, J. J. Carr, J. J. McEvoy, J.

O'Donald, L. Cook. A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs. Martha Laird last Wednesday at the occasion being the seventy third anniversary of ner Dirtn. some nanasome presents were received.

Among those present were: Mrs. Martha Laird, Mr. and W. Dampman, Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Junes, Mis. Jeuul Carues, Miss Lou Seal, Mis. Vida Laird, Mis.

Mallie Jones, Mis. Georglu Jones, Miss Ruby Dampman, Miss Emily Laird, Miss Hilda Jones, Ileum, Elbert Beat, Wesly Laird, Carl Jones and Burt Laird. Miss Grace Seymour is visiting her cousin. Miss Kittie Campbell, daughter of Judge R. M.

Campbell of Los Angeles. General and Mrs. J. H. Dickinson will pass the summer at Sunta Cruz.

De Witt Arnold, nephew of Mrs. A. L.Upson, who has been spending the winter in Sacramento, has left for Arizona. From there he will go to Washington, where his aunt, Mrs. General Williams, resides.

Mr. Arnold expects to return to Sacramento within another year to reside permanently. Mrs. Day wait is entertaining her friend, Mrs. Frank Hood of Santa Rosa.

Paymaster and Mrs. C. M. Ray, U. S.

will soon leave for Yokohama, Japan, where they will be stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Hall McAllister, nte Henshaw, arrived here from the East last Tuesday and will reside here permanently. Miss Annie Hen-Bhaw will come here next month to visit them.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mills are contemplating taking up their residence in Alameda.

On Wednesday evenlog last the Young People of Emmanuel Church gave an enjoyable social at Lyceum Hail. 232 Sutter street. A brief musical and literary programme was presented, H. L. Messerschmidt presiding, Including piano solo.

Miss Laura Otto: choir song by the Young People; recitation. Miss Laura Otto; flute solo, H. Mead; lecltation, George Uefllnger. Addresses were mode by Rev. Aug.

Helnhaus, H. J. McCoy and Frederick W. Godlfring. After the programme those present were served with refreshments by the young ladies of the church.

A pleasant musicale was given on Thursday evening last at the residence of Judge Hilborn in Oakland. A well-arranged programme was admirably carried out by tbe following named: J. N. Robinson, Miss Gertrude Auld, Miss H. Hey-man, Harry Melvln.

Mr. Van Andelung, Mlsa Blake Alversoa, Mr. Parcells, Miss Annie Flint. Mis Marlon Albright, Mis. Grace Hllbora aud Dewing, Miss Greenwood.

At the close of the programme refreshments were served and a social time followed. Those present were: Mr. aud J. U. Itoblnsin.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Henshaw, Mr.

and Mr. Flint. Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Deiter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Angua, Mr. and Mra. F. M. Smith, Nellie Hlndrleks, Mrs.

E. C. Farn-bam, Blake Alverson, Mis. Annie Flint. Mis Grace Hoot, Mlsa Grace Miss Greenwood.

Miss M. Albright. Mr. Buck. J.

A. Sands H. R. Given. F.

Cornwall, H. W. Hunsackrr. S. W.

Leach. P. Htlhorn W. A. Flue.

W. ilalsey, H. E. Keld, Charles Parcells, Frank Parcells. Frank Downing, tieorge Downing, Will Downing, A.

Lon. H. A. Melvin, Leslie Ransom, E. von Adelung.

Greenwood E. Mavs, .1. Maya, Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Goodfellow, Mr. and H. E. Richards, Mr.

and Mrs. F. W. Hall, Mr. and Mra.

H. Wetherhee. Mr. and Mra. Parcells, Mr.

and A. A. Uewliig. Mr. and Mrs.

F. D. Mitchell. Mr. and Mra.

H. A. Kedfleld. Miss SyKIa chapman. Mlsa Dell Chapman.

Mlsa Hattle Heyman. Mlsa Gertrude Hln-man, Miss CnuMnnce Jordan. Xllas H. Downing. Miss Ii.

Brown. Miss Hlchards. Miss Susie Long, Miss Kansoui. Miss H. Moore, Mis.

Z. Eadun, Mis. Kate Halaey, Miss Etta Thompson. The friends of Mrs. F.

W. Lange assembled at her residence. 1034 Peralta street, Oakland, on the 13 ih to tender to that estimable lady a most successful and enjovable surprise parly on the occasion of hex birthday anniversary. Miss Wilt and Miss Alviena Lange entertained the company with some cnoic musical selec tions, both vocal and instrumental, while social chat and the discussion of a bounteous collation made tho hours speed away only too fast. The hall, parlors and dining room were most profusely and tastefully decorated with flowers ana terns.

Among inose present were: Mr. Blnmm. Mrs. Beckmsnn, Mrs. Bartels.

Miss Emma Barlela. Mr. rod crick. Comstock. Mrs.

Cullln. Mrs. Fucha, Mra. Grandjeaa, Mia. Berth.

Grandjean, Mra. Hammer. Mlsa Eita Hammer. Mr. and Mrs.

Held. Mrs. Hnpps, Lulu noppe. ri.mge, Mrs. tiainmiu, air, iiare.

Keser. A. and nr. Knocl e. Mrs.

Mime lnandt, Mrs. Lemkau. Mr. and Mra. anao.

Measra. Will and Fred Lange. Miasms Alrlena. Amy and tare uri. siaresicn, ira.

Nellla. C. t'feuulirer. Mra. K.

I'feunla, r. Mr. Rvau. Mrs. Mrs.

Smith. Mra. stelfrater. Mis. F.mma stelfrater.

Mra. clivlze. Mrs. spaal-dlnit. Mra.

Thalar, Mrs. Witt. Mlaa Cenle Witt, Mra. Zlciienbeln, Miss Florence Zlegenbelu, His. Edith wnitvneaa, suss winter.

Miss May Wickefsham of Pelaluma has been visiting friends here during? the nast week. Miss L. Smith, daughter of Chief Engineer wiinum tmmn, u. s. attached to tne Marion.

Is being entertained by Mrs. Nelson at Mare Island. Miss Kathleen Forbes ba's returned home from Holllsier. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Horace nianrhwd Cee are en teriaintng Hon. and Mrs. Laming Mlzner at their country place near Yountville, Napa county. Mr. and Mra.

W. H. Bovee, Mrs. B. B.

Garvey oils. 3iaillB dcoii, 1 1 ni rur.n Chalmers, Alice Mlnner, Mis. Evlyn Taylor, Miss Mary Staud, Lizzie I'onlsu, Mis. Rose Schultz, Mis. Fannie Uonney.

Mlsa Edith Lindsay, Mr. De Woody, Mr. aud Mrs. Davis. PARTY ON EIGHTH BTI1EET.

A pleasant surprise party was tendered to Miss Flora Hltton at her parents' residence, on Eighth street, a week ago Saturday evening. The names of those present were; Flora Hltton, Mr. Morris, Mrs. H. Brandon, the Mlues Cells and WlJlamlna Ferguson.

ML. May Ducker. MIss-LIHie Ducker. Miss Victoria Kentley. Mia Angle Mi-Devltt, Miss Maud Crouch, Mlsa Lena Campbell, Mlsa Jennie Campbell.

Mis. Lizzie Campbell, Mia. Hardy, Mlsl Mamie Hardy, Ml.s Lulu Canon, Mr. Hardy. J.

T. Cassells, Jame. McLlfnu, F. Love, Jame Elliot, M. Hnenan.

J. Root, F. Kelly, W. Sullivan. A.

Crouch, W. Wilkinson, J. Fletcher, H. Meyers, Bert Stauford, Charles Caraon, D. Brandon, Arthur Lorraine.

LODGE. ENTERTAINMENTS. The members of Templar Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O.

held an open meeting last Saturday evening. A splendid programme wa followed by dancing, which was kept up until nearly midnight. A masked ball was given by Alcatraz Council, No. 58, Companions of the Forest, at Germanla Hall on Saturdav evening last which was a successful affair, the attendance was large and a number of handsome and attractive costumes were worn by the dancers. The affair was kept up unui a luie nour.

THE H1CKMAS LODGE ENTERTAINMENT. On Monday evening last the members of Hick man Lodge, No. 308. 1. O.

G. gave an entertainment at their hall on the cornerof Sixteenth and Valencia streets. The following programme was rendered to the entire satisfaution of all present: Ode, "Welcome." by the Lodge; recitation. Mis Cornelia B. Mau.tleld; vocal solo.

Mia. Huslug: recitation, Arthur Taylor; piano duet. Miss Hllder-brandt and Mia. Llnderherst; recitation. Mis Maud Brlgg; vocal solo.

Mile. Masson; address, by Hon. H. P. Shedd; piano duet, Mis.

Brown and Miss Cook; recitation, Kd Bond; piano solo, Harry Rrug; vocal solo, Ulckman Chorus; recitation. Miss Jeunle Butlers; vocal auet, Messrs. Altken. After the programme refreshments were served by the young ladies of the lodge. In an election the most popular young lady of the lodge, Miss Cynthia A.

Mansfield, was honored with the majority of votes cast and the members of the lodge presented her with a very handsome photograph album. THE COURT DEFIANCE PARTY. The members of Court Defiance. No. 7540.

A. O. F. of gave a soolal last Thursday evening at Mozart Hall, on Market street, which was largely attended and a pleasant affair throughout. The committees were composed as follows: Reception Committee Nathaniel Lowen-stein, C.

Levy, George Banks, George Terry. Arrangements Committee L. C. Levy, A. Coleman.

George Terry. Floor manager, George Whittier, assisted -by Oscar Fisher, A. Walsh, A. Coleman, George Hubbard. CLUB GATHERINGS.

Union-square Hall never looked half so well as it did last Saturday night The Cercle Francais, whose clubrooms occupy the front of the building, gave their annual ball there. Artistio decoration is a science, and the Fronch are its masters. All the artistic in stinct of the people took visible, tangible shape upon the walls, railings and ceiling of the Union-square hall room last night. No fixed plan or idea dominated the decorations. They were simply beautiful.

Spain, Italy, Greece, France and the Orient were combined in the selection of material and design. There was not too much of it; just enough to give a general effect of beauty and artistio harmony. It was a bal masque, the second annual given by the Cercle. It was very exclusive, only the members of the Cercle and a few guests participating. Among the prominent guests were L.

Black, Miss Black. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rauh, F.

Weldeck, Mr. Vandernaillen, Mrs. J. Loup, Samuel Baobman, Lucius Solomons, Edward Tauzky, Joseph Newman. Dr.

J. Mandell, Chas. Roth, M. Arndt, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Cooper, N. J. Cook, Mr. Zemansky. H.

S. Manheim, Henry M. Martin, Miss Millie Ashe, George Liebes. Among the most conspicuous of the club members were Joseph Alexander, A. Bouvter, Dr.

Bazet, F. B. Borges, G. Berson, C. Blum, Jacques Blum, A.

Bocoueraz, Dr. Benigon Campos, A. Cailleau. C. Carpy.

N. Daulman. Edward Dudedet, M. 8. Kisner, james wider, jstcnemarne, George w.

Frank. L. roth well. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hevman. Nat Raphael, Miss Raphael. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Delenii, Mr. and Mrs. L. Liobes, A.

Caro, Mr. and Mrs. A. Oulit, Jules Willard, Miss Loup, Samuel Jacoby, Miss Jessie Waller, S. Shoeu-berg, Mrs.

Herzog, Samuel Wormser, Eugene Kahn, M. C. Lyons, D. M. Fletcher, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Weil, Miss Lillie Liebes, From-ment, H. C. Appel, Mr. and Mrs.

C. Bennett, Mr. Godchaux. A. Hirschfeld.

H. Kahn. L. Kauff- man, F. Lacoste.

J. W. Levy, Jules Levy, J. Lonjon, Ben Louis, U. Lyons, tlugene Meyer, Emanuel Meyer, G.

8. Neale, E. A. Pesoll, E. Rass, B.

Reiss. Dr. C. W. Richards, Daniel Roth, Eugene Rothschild, L.

Siegel, M. Siegel, Dr. D. Tait. A.

Weill, M. Millard, Dr. H. Yea-mans, Julius Wolf and Max Wolf. The costuminsr was elegant and varied.

representing everything that is picturesque In this and the olden time. One of the features of the eveniug was the representation from the "Mikado" by Miss Lottie Cerf, Jos. Willard, Miss Helene Levy, Sanford Goldstein, Al Rich, Miss Sadie Levy, Dr. O. F.

Westphal, Miss Bertha Fleishman, Arthur Silverberg, Miss Nettie Held, Charles Weinsheulc, Miss Rose Rich, Julius Wolf, Miss Leah Gerst, Felix Levy and Miss Belle Wolf. Thev opened the dancing with a fancy lan cers, composed of original figures. The committees in cnarge were Recention A. E. Pesoli.

Em. Raas. A. Bou- vier. Benigno Campos, Albert Pissis, Joseph Roth, Eugene Meyer, B.

Reiss, Aug. Schmidt, Charles Carpy, E. Charonnat, Dr. H. Yearaans, Raphael Weill, Leon Kauffman, Frank Lacoste.

Dance E. Lonjon. Charles Blum, Albert Hirschfeld, C. Limousin, George S. Neale, N.

Dahlman, B. F. Louis, Nathan Mayer, Jules Wolf, Casimir Etchebarne, Leonce GrothwelL THE WESTERN ADDITION ENTERTAINMENT. Odd Fellows' Hall was crowded Inst Wednes day evening on the occasion of the regular monthly entertainment and social of the West ern Addition Social nnd Literary Club. The following programme was well reoelved: Overture.

Noh Brandt's Orchestra; vocal duet, selected. Miss Alys Cameron and John F. Burns; Instrumental "Spanish Serenade" (Metra), Eltura Mandolin Club, Professor Slsuor Clpel-lonl, director; soprano solo, "The Last Watch" (l'lnsutl), Mis. CarrlN. Horns: tin flute duet, selected.

George C. Borneman and Dr. W. H. Sleberat; comedy, "Cut Off With a Shilling" Kitty Oay thorne, Mlsa Louise Cosaro; Sam Gaythorue, Will C.

Meagher; Colonel Bcrncr. Cyril Young. The chairs were then removed and dancing Inaugurated and kept up until nearly midnight. THE SPANISH SOCIETY BANQUET. The members of the Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society gave a banquet last Sunday night in Red Men's Hall to the officers and committees who had charge of the recent carnival.

A fine dinner was served, after which toasts were offered nnd responded to. Frank L. Noriega presided and the following-named were present: John Powers. Manuel Arlio. Simon Garhsy, J.

F. McGaoimh, Juhn Mctiagee, J. J. Fatjo. Jose A.

Garcia. Robert K. F. Kllpsteln. Jose Aloneo, Matlas Gorman.

A. Tejeda, John E. Msnnlr Otto J. II. Johnson.

John Keller, H. Frtelunder, Herbert Fabry, N. Pondergast, F. G. Kanert, H.

Heyman, A. C. Cunningham, G. Lawrence, W. E.

Murphy, Lul. Loalzi. E. P. Koach.

D. Holen. A. E. Green.

W. J. Zolner, Richard MeCreadle, A. Goodman. F.

tirlfflng; H. L. Miner, R. I. Murphy, J.

J. Crowe. 8. King. J.

It. Ranken, W. Jammlson, W. T. Cronlcg.

L. K. Zander. H. Monanan, J.

Chlnda, Jvian Nava, Aug I'uw. Jose Ambrosia, S. Arrlllaaa, Thomas Lodge, James Alexander, W. Bowes. Fred A.

Nlpnert. F. R. H.Ktgues. D.J.

Sheehan, Eugene E. Scrallero. Fernando Loalra. T.J. Mltchel.

Mauaul Loalza. Charlea Green. K. Vbarra. Manual HoU, M.

Garcia, H. MeGown, H. A. Lumistrom, G. Coats, J.

PouvaL M. Khena, G. H. Burkhardt. THE GUM TREE CLTJB BANQUET.

The Gum Tree Canoe Yacht Club held Its regular meeting on Monday evening. Dr. N. T. Whttcomb in the chartr.

The oflloers for the ensuing year were eleoted as follows: Commodore. Captain George Wilson; President Pr. S. T. Whitcomb; Vice-President, J.

A. Bishop; Treasurer. KdNoonaa: Secretary. S. E.

Whttcomb; Doctor. Wtlllam W. Ackorson; Sailing Master, Cantata Charle. Wendt: Commissary. William Halcb; Assistant Commissary.

F'red Auderaon; Steward, Joha Uo.klns; Assistant Stewart, Jame. Brownlie. It was deoided to open the season on Sunday, April 2tHh. The members then adjourned to tbe banquet room, wire re a most enjoyable time was participated in. Toasts were offered and speeches made for the good and welfare of the club by tbe different members.

THE EXCELSIOR CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. On Tuesday evening last the members of the Excelsior Musical and Dramatic Club gave an entertainment and dance at Irving Hall before a large and interested audience, when the following programme was rendered: Piano and rtolln duet, Mr. Potter and Mis Horn; vocal olo. Miss Nina Crew; recitation. "Tbe Tramn." Mlas Bertie Deuel; vocal duet, -Tbe Wind and tbe Harp." Mr.

U. U. Staples and Mrs. M. The Angelua Hell.

Over the Adds Its silvery tones Come floating soft an i dear; And Hie toller pnuse In their weary work. And bow their heads to hear The cull to flayer. And I hey seem to feel The touch of the Hiiuu of And labor lightens with every thought That soar, to the Throne Oh. hell blrh ralleth the mind twiy From the things of care below. How sweet to iify our burdens down In the shine of the sunset's glow, And rest the lessons of faith aud trust hich thy clear soft echoes teach.

We are never tto far for the Haud of God, Aud the love of Ills-heart to reach. LXismoiolKan Hagatine. But one week more remains of the Lenten season, and it would take a brave hostess to an nounce any kind of an entertainment during what is called holy week, so that it is safe to record the present season as the dullest and most religiously kept of any since the State was populated. There have been but few temptations offered to the society young lady or gentleman since Ash Wednesday, and were people disposed to disregard the tenents of the church the opportunity has been lacking. So we suppose that the average pleasure-seeker can get credit for keeping the season with all decorum, in the absence of proof to the contrary.

It is the time of the year when the fashionable woman devotes herself to literary pursuits, and much good, solid reading and study is done. In this city many of the matrons and maids have been devoting themselves to the study of French, German and SpaniBh, whether aa a means of Lenten diversion or as a penance is an open question. Others, again, are cultivating their voices, their instrumental musical talent or taking private dancing lessons to perfect their graceful movements during the time that pleasure is prohibited, and learning, too, all the new steps ahead of time. Minds, voices and feet all seem to be in a state of cultivation during the time Of retirement. A party will be given by the freshman class of the State University on Monday evening, the 6tb prox.

It will be held at Union-square Hall. A tea will be given by Miss L. R. Simpson at her residence. 1653 Telegraph avenue, Oakland, on Tuesday evening, the 31st instant.

The ladies of the Presidio have decided upon Tuesday, the 7th proximo, for their reception, heretofore announced in these columns. On Saturday afternoon, the 4th proximo, a tea will be given by Mrs. H. M. A.

Miller at her residence, 1111 Pine street. The next cotillion of the Friday Night Club will be held at Odd Fellows' Hall on Friday, the Sd proximo. It was to have been an army ger-man, but Lieutenant Coffin, who was to have led. cannot undertake it, so anothergentleman will be selected. It will undoubtedly be a great affair.

Among others Mr. and Mrs. Hall McAllister will make their appearance there. M'ss Jennie Sanderson, who has returned from Washington with Mrs. Senator Hearst, will also attend.

The next party of the club of '90 will be held at the residence of Miss Tillie Feldmann. t41 Shotwell street, on Tuesday evening, the 31st instant, The picture gallery of Mrs. D. D. Colton's residence was an uncommonly attractive place last Monday afternoon.

The buds and belles and blooming matrons of the Four Hundred gathered there to listen to a little music, to see a clever satirical comedietta called "Petticoat Perfidy." iuyed by Mrs. Henry McLean Martin, Miss loude Howard and Miss Laura Kaufman, and to swell the rmount of the Church and Splint und of the Children's Hospital. A prettily appointed stage had been erected at r.ne end of the pieturj gallery, and palms, flowers, oriental draperies and Japanese embroidered screens made that end of the large hall very gay. Every chair and every bit of simce in the gallery was occupied, and the audienceexclusively of ladies overflowed into the biiliard room adjoining, which, like the picture gallery, was lighted by gas and shaded lamps. Several duets for guitar and mandolin were played by the MisseB Sherwood and were liberally applauded.

The red curtains were closed for a short time and then opened to disclose Mrs. Martin, charmingly dressed as Mrs. Montrevor, and the comedietta was begun. The piece is a little tit-for-tat experience be tween two women who are friends in namc.who are both anxious to get Into better English society than their names or positions can command and who are not above playing mean little tricks upon each other. Mrs.

Norwood Jones (Miss Howard) contrives that Mrs. Montrevor shall spend an evening in a box at the opera tete-a-tete with a ladies' tailor, whom Mrs. Montrevor imagines to be a person of distinction, and Mrs. Montrevor in revenge introduces her French maid. Juliette (Miss Kaufman), to Mrs.

Norwood Jones as a Russian princess, and allows her elated friend to exhibit herself with the maid in the face of all her fashionable acquaintances at a morning concert. The beginning of the affair is the attention of a best man, which Mrs. Eorwood Jones fancies has been beguiled from her by Mrs. Montrevor, and the end reveals that it is Juliette the maid, and not either of the ladies, that Fabian is sweet upon. The little play was admirably acted, especially by Mrs.

Martin and Miss Kaufman. The latter had what is known on the professional stage as the fat of the performance, and she showed remarkable cleverness In making the most of it. Mrs. Martin had a role that needed more skill to make it anything like as effective, and she handled it wonderfully well. Her grace and distinction of manner, her ease of Bpeech and movement, gave the role something better than a mere superficial amateur would have been able to put into it: and gave it also precisely the right contrast to Miss Howard's acting, which was rather too pronounced in the opposite direction, although Mrs.

Norwood Jones is a hopeless vulgarian. All three were "letter perfect" and the piece went with the utmost smoothness and was greeted with hearty applause, a curtain call and the usual bouquets. Mrs. Kaufman acted ss prompter and stage manager. On Wednesday afternoon a musicale was given at the residence of Dr.

and Mrs. Younger, 1414 California street, for the bonetitof the same fund. It was another sucoess and was reported in full in the local columns of the fol lowing uay. Among tnose present were: Mrs. Henry linage, Mrs.

Kosenstlrn. Miss Alice Decker, the Misses Younger. Miss Csrolan, Miss Pone, Mrs. Moses Hopkins. Miss Head, Miss Mny-nard, the Misses Tompkins of Sao Lrandro.

Miss Beaver, Mrs. Michael tastle. Miss Edith Tavlor Mis. Griffith, the Misses Ashe, Miss Van Winkle H. B.

West, U. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Chapman.

Mrs. McGavtn. Mrs. .1. Mervyn Donahue.

Joseph Tohln. Mrs. Marriticr-Caiiinbell, Mrs. Henry Vleincrbce. Mrs Adsin Grant, Mrs.

J. Hunt, Mrs L. Baker and Mrs. K. Stone.

Arrangements are being made for a cushion party to be held at the residence of Mrs. A Head on Taylor street some evening next week in aid of the Crutch and Splint Fund. The guests are to bring cushions of their own manufacture, which are to he auctioned to the highest bidder. Miss Head is taking an active part in the affair and it will undoubtedly be successful. The hospitable home of Mrs.

B. H. Baird was again opened to a merry compaay last Thursday evening, when Miss Marie Baird. "the daughter of the house." entertained a dozen of her young friends at a dinner given in honor of Miss Ella Morgan and Miss Emma Meyer, who leave this week tor Europe to complete their studies. The dining room was converted into a veritable flower-garden.

La France roses being the chief decoration of the table. At each place was a large square of ragged-edged embossed cardboard, in the center of which was inserted a photograph of some celebrated court beauty Cm the margin was written in gold letters the' name of each guest, the corners being decorated with bows of broad pink satin ribbon. These favors were very unique and were carried away as souvenirs of the delightlul occasion. The dinner, which was very choice, was much enjoyed by all, after which the gay party re-tireo. to the pallor, where music and games consumed the rest of the evening.

The guests were: Mia. Ella Mn-mn. Miss Julia Crocker Mis vn. Bobaru Mia. Daisy Dresbach.

Miss Tluy O'Connor Mia. Belle O'Connor. Miss Hilda McDonald. A.UIU r-missier. sil Alic.

r-nussier. Miss Helen An drua. Miss Helea Woolwortb. Miss Emma Meter Considerable interest is being taken in the forthcoming production of "Girotie-Girofia" at the Grand Orjera House on Tuesdav evening the 7th for the benefit of the Art. a.

eoclation. The participants are rehearsing conslantly.nd both the principals and chorus give evidence that the opera will be attractively presented. The price of tickets has been fixed at $2 50 Mrs. K- Galea, Mr. and Mrs.

K. Mr. and Mrs. nuuace, nr. ana Mrs.

ra.ier, Mr. ana sirs. M. Crowe II, Mist A. Crowell.

Mr. aud Mrs. Latham. Mr. aud Mrs.

Otis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Avery, Miss Deckle Avery, captain ana sirs.

Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Marschalk. Miss Gertie Judd.

Miss May Itseil. Ed Russell. Miss Lizzie Mucabe. Will Macabe. A.

White. F. Slebe. J. Epplug er, Mr.

aud Mr. Eckinac, James Avery, Mrs. William B. Cook. Mr.

and Mrs. oil a Williams, Willie Williams, Ml.s Hattle Williams, Walter H. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. J.

McCabe, Mr. and Mrs.D. H. Walker. Mis.

E. Austin, Miss II. Austin, Mis. Mattle Selleck. Miss Motile Bonneinort, Miss Jennie Bonneinort, Flora Url, it.

Vaughu, J. sonnou, George u. Graliam. DE GOLIA-GATES. The wedding of Edwin B.

de Golia and Miss Nettie Gates, daughterof Mrs. S. B. Gates, took piuce at noon last weanesaav at tbe residence oi tne bride mother, oi4 Albion street, oak lanu. The marriage service was read by Rev.

J. K. McLean, after which the wedding breakfast was enjoyea oy tnose present, Tne house was beautifully decorated. Among those present were: Mrs. Gates, grandmother of the bride, who.

with her son sud hi. wife, came from Chicago for the ceremony; Mra. Gates, the mother of the bride; Mr. and Mr. George E.

de Gull. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Flint, Mr.

and Mrs. O. Fallen, Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Foster, of Saa Francisco: MlaaPerlne. Mr. Harrison and Flint of Boston. ALBIUGHT-8C0TT.

The wedding of Lieutenant Frank Albrleht. U. S. and Miss Scott, daughterof Chaplain and Mrs. Wlndeld Scott, took Dlace at Fort Huacbuca, Arizona, on the 4th instant.

The groom graduated from West Point in 1887. The bride has many friends in this city and Bcntola, where she resided when her father was stationed at the latter place. The bride on the arm of the groom advanced between the lines to the altar. Miss Florence Scott, sister of the bride, and Miss Bertha Rawolle, assisted by Miss Gordon, oneninur the gates of ribbon for them to pass. The bride and groom knelt on the prie dleu, which was embroidered satin garlanded with blossoms.

The ceremony was very -impressive. Among those present were Chanlaln and Mrs. Scott. Colonel and Mrs. Gor don, Major and Mrs.

Raffcrty, Mis. Ezeklels, Mrs. Lee, Bliss Lies, captain and Mrs. fowler, captain Rawolle, Cantaln and Mrs. Iiea-an.

Mrs. Sarcent. Captain Baldwin, Lieutenant Anderson, Lieutenant and Mrs. Loctiriage, Dr. fcuert, MIs.Lochndge, Mis.

O'Connell, Ml.s Rawolle, Master Fowler, Master Reran. ZELLERBACH-BARUCH. The wedding of Isldor Zellerbach of Zeller- bach the paper house, and Miss Jennie oarucn, aangnter or Mr. and Mrs. uarucn or Nevada City, took place last Sundav at St.

George's Hall. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. S. Levy of Oakland.

The bride was attended bv Miss Flora Miller and theeroom bv J. Zellerbach. The bridal party included the bride's mother and brothers, who came down from Nevada City to be present; Jthe Misses namei ana necKie josepn, tne Misses Beokie and Mary Mever. Messrs J. Goodman.

Phillln Jackson and the near relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Zellerbach will reside at 1013 Webster street. ISAACS-KELTER, At the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. I. Cobnreich on last Sunday was celebrated the wedding of Miss Agnes Kelter, sister to Mrs. Cohnreich, and Josenh Isaacs, the manaarer of the Noveltv Jewelry Co. The parlors and dining halls were tastefully decorated with flowers and evergreens.

ne ceremony was perrormea oy ir. aik Vidaver under a bridal canopy. The bride was attended by Miss Rosetta Cobnreich, Miss Nellie Schiller and Miss Frances Cohnreich. After the usual congratulations amidst the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding' March, the guests adjourned to the dining halls, where a supper was served. The toasts and speeches as woll as telegrams from all parts of the continent and even Europe were many.

Dancing and music was kept up till nearly morning. WEBEB-KINDEH. The wedding of Christian Weber and Miss Maria Kinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Kinder of this city, took place on the 14th instant at Knoweaer Han. corner seventeenin and Noe streets. After the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Dr. Buhler, the invited guests adjourned to the banquet-room, where a supoer was partaken of.

The tetter portion of the evening was spent in dancing. PAST PLEASURES. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heyman of 1402 McAllister street celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary a week ago Saturday, by giving a large dinner party in their spacious house, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion.

Over 1 00 invited guests were present A number of telegrams from distant relatives and friends wore received. Speeches were made by Milton S. Eisner, Ous Brenner, Herrmann Neubauer, Joseph Weissbein and others. PARTY ON BUSH STREET. The friends of the Misses Anna and Carrie Lederer surprised tbem at their parents' residence, 2102 Bush street, last Sunday evening.

PARTY ON FOLSOM STREET. A pleasant surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller at their residence. Oil Folsom street, a week ago Saturday.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lonl Miller. Mr. and Mr.

J. Frank Tweeddale, Mr. and Mrs. Johanson. Miss Ada Borden, Mis.

Maxgle de Lury, Mlas Panllne Bothinan, Miss Kittle de Lury, Miss Josie Borden, Mies M. O'Brien, Mlsse. Jenute and Lillian Beard, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Ludermann, Mr.

F'anall, the Ml.se. H.Kaus, Mis. Sophie Miller, Misses Maggie and Stella West, Mlsse. Sadie and Jessie Kramer. Jas.

Kussell. butrene Raffesten, Frank Jones. Loul Lou-man, I). Jooes, M. Mullen.

Goorge Manser. M. Swanson. Arthur Bryant, Charles Heyermann, M. Cronln, Emmet Callaghan, Otto Miller, Roy Tweed-dale, Frank Mcholls, Will Al Hamilton and George Wallace.

PARTY ON HARRISON STREET. A pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Ethel Langford at her residence, 0504 Harrison street, last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lang-ford was assisted by Miss Bessie O'Neil, who did their utmost to make It pleasant and enjoyable for the little ones for the afternoon. Among those present were: Miss Stella Hawes.

Miss Jennie Scott. Miss Msmle Kesslng. Ml.s Ethel Grazer, Ml. D. Scott, Miss Hllder Gilberaon, Hattle and Mabel Spekan.

Misses Lulu and Bella Hayes, Miss Hattle Ambrose, Mis Alma Langford, Mis. Ethel Lang-ford, Fd Hawes, Thomas C'llne. Ed Ambrose. Gussle Kesslng. John Urlttln, Fred and Walter Herbert, Walter and William Scott.

PARTY ON OAK STREET. A large number of friends of the family assembled on Tuesday evening to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Juniel, at their residence, 214 Oak street. The event was appropriately celebrated and a fine supper was partaken of.

The following guests were present: Mr. and Mr. Conrad Hauser, Conrad Hanser Mr. and Mrs. John Katie.

Mr. and Mra. fill II Wei-tel. Mr. and Mra.

Hill, Mlas Katie Bill. Miss Sophie bonglttt. Mlasee Aimed and Nora Wood, Mrs. Lille, Mrs. Nicole Mist Johanna Roedel and William eherline.

PARTY ON HOWAHD STREET. An enjoyable party was given by Mr. and Mrs. C. D.

Fowler at their residence, 1044 Howard street, last Saturoay evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mr. C. D.

Fowler. Mr. PresrotU Mr. Mary E. Pitta.

Ml.s Tessle Gorman. Miss K. Doran, Miss Helna. Miss Rrlnacamp. Mis.

A. Hahns, Mlsa K. Clark. William F. Rudolph.

,1. Lererlch. H. Gllck. hai lea Siukerwltz.

C. o'Hrlen. Mr. Casey, Mr. Kvauson, K.

J. Thompson and H. Groth. Dancing was indulged in until the hour of 13 struck, when the guests retired to the dining-room, wnere an elegant repast was served. After supper dancing was again resumed till the wee hours of tho morn.

PARTY ON TWENTY-SECOND STREET. A delightful snrprise was given to William W. Davis at tee family residence on Twenty-second street a week ago Saturday In honor of hit blrthdBy anniversnry. The rooms were tastefully decorated. Among those present were: George Theller.

Wliit.m H. Dunlap, Sumner Foster. Henry Remington and William W. Davis of the ZIk Zee Social luh; also, Arthur Hick oft. Joseph Cochrane.

Edward J. Bowes. Henry Gurham. Oscar J. Joly, Georre J.

and otto A. Cppler. Mis Helen Reed. Mis Kittle Hacked, Mlsa Harel Glass-ford. Mlsa Blanche Slack.

Clara Jordan. Mist declaration of independence of Hungary, under iu io4u; aiso ceieorating tne eieventn anniversary of the society. Eloquent speeches were made and the celebration was in every way a success. The Golden Rod Social Club gave its anniversary dance on Sunday night last at Irish-American Hall. The officers are as follows: President, George Flinnegan; Secretary, James Smith; Treasurer, F.

I. Brlen: Marshal. O. J. jonnson.

Last Thursday evening the members of the Independent Rifles celebrated the fourteenth; anniversary of the organization of the company by a banquet given at the armory. Captain Theodore Schmalholz presided, and after the banquet several toasts were appropriately responded to. Henry Gaetjen acted as master of oeremonies and was chairman of the Committee of Arrangements. Last evening a bon-bon party was given by the Vorwaerts Turnschwestern Verein at 310 O'Farrell street. The ball was well tilled and ft pleasant evening was the result.

THE FUTURE. The members of California Castle, No. 1, Knights of the Golden Eagle, will give a bop all Union-square Hall on Wednesday evening, the 29th inst. The eleventh anniversary entertainment and ball of the Companions of the Forest will held at B'nai B'rith Hall on Thursday evening, the 2d proximo. The monthly hOD of Excelsior Lodge, No.

1.252, K. andL. of will take place at Union-square Hall on Thursday evening, the 2d proximo. The Buffaloes will give their fourth hop at Odd Fellows' Hall on Friday evening, the 17th proximo. Oriental Rebekah Degree Lode, No.

9o, I. O. O. will give a free paper sooial on Wednes day evening, the 1st proximo, in Prospect Hall, Odd Fellows' Building. The City Guard, Company First Regiment Infantry, Second Brigade, N.

O. will give its thirty-seventh anniversary party at the regimental armory, 1327 Market street, on Monday evening, tbe frith proximo. The members of Hesperian Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West, will celebrate their second anniversary with a party at Odd Fellows' Hall on Wednesday, the 8th proximo. The Clover Club will tender their eleventh reception at Union-square Hull on Friday even' ing, the 3d proximo. Invitations will be shortly issued by tee N.

8. L. K. 10 for a full-dress reception to be held at Lunt's Hall on Friday evening, the 17th proximo. ne unanao literary anu social uiud win ve their tmrn annual evening dress oaii at nlon-souare Hall on Friday evening, May 1st.

The members oi san rrancisco council, o. 7, Young Men's Institute, will give a literary entertainment and dance at B'nai B'rith Hall on Friday evening, May 1st. The Institute will also hold their annual picnic at Forest Grove, in the Santa Cruz mountains, on Saturday, May 30th. The San Francisco Schuetzen Ladles' Verein will celebrate their tenth anniversary on Saturday evening next at Irving Hall. A domino party will be given byEvans Council, No.

52. Order of Chosen Friends, at Washington Hall, next Saturday evening. Bay Citv Parlor, No. 104, Native Sons of the Oolden West, will celebrate its fourth anniversary by a ball, to be given at Odd Fellows' Hall on Tuesday evening the 14th proximo. The members of Blckerdyke Camp have changed their meeting ball to Mozart Hall, 1356 Market street, where they hold their house-warning party on Friday evening, the 3d proximo.

Excelsior Circle, No. 2, C. O. will hold its sixth anniversary entertainment and ball at B'nai B'rith Hall on Saturday evening, the 11th proximo. The Berlins will give their fourth party at Odd Fellows' Hall on Wednesday evening, the 1st proximo.

Tho Catnolio Ladies' Aid Society will give a concert at the Grand Opera House on Friday evening, the 17th proximo. Minerva Parlor, No. 2, N. D. O.

will hold its fourth anniversary ball at Union-square Hall on Wednesday evening, the 1st proximo. Golden Gate Parlor, No. 50. N. D.

G. give an entertainment and dance at Irving Hall on Friday evening, the 3d proximo, when the tableau of California Throwing Off the Mexioan Yoke will be presented. Britannia Lodge, No. 7, Daughters of St. George, will give a social, literary entertainment and ball on Easter Monday evening at Mozart Hall, 1358 Market street.

The Aldine Musical Club will give a full dress party on Tuesday evening, the 21st proximo, at Union Square Hall. The Nyaya Club will give Its next bop on Tuesday evening, May 5th, at Odd Fellows' Hftll. The third party of the Coronados will be given at Union square Hall on Wednesday evening, the loth proximo. The fourteenth hop of the Del Montes will be held on Tuesday evening, the 7th proximo, at Odd Fellows' Hall. Young Ladies' Institute No.

3 will give a dramatic entertainment entitled "Cast Adrift" on Wednesday evening, the 8th proximo, at Union-square Hall. Bay City Parlor, No. 104, Native Sons of the Golden West, will hold its fourth anniversary ball at Odd Felloes' Hall on Tuesday evening, the 14th proximoT The second annuo) party of Carmel Assembly, No. T. L.

C. will take place at Odd Fellows' Hall on Monday evening, the 6th proximo. Club Seal Rock, A. O. F.Jof will give its first entertainment and social at B.

B. Hall, Tuesday evening the 31st instant. A complimentary benefit is to be tendered to Miss Carrie Hamlin by the leading young amateurs of tbe city at Saratoga Hall, Tuesday evening, the 23d proximo, on which oncasion A Modern Usurper will be produced. Dane ing will conclude the eveninrj's entertainment. The Club of the liolden West will give a balloon party on Friday evening next at their hall, 027 Paoilic street.

Golden West Circle. No. 43, A. O. F.

of will give an April Fool's pariy on Wednesday evening, the 1st proximo, at Olympic Hall, corner Sutter and Powell streets. The sixth anniversary ball of the Racquet Club will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening, the 4th proximo. The Unity and ClamperClnhs will give a prize Purim masquerade ball at Odd Fellows' Hall tomorrow evening. The eighth anniversary party of the Elite Club will be held at B'nai B'rith Hall on Saturday evening, the 4th proximo. An entertainment and social will be given by the members of the Young Ladies' Institute, No.

14, at Union-square Hall, Monday, the 30th instant. The Peerless Club will give their first anniversary party at Odd Fellows' Hall on Tuesday evening, the 7th proximo. The Nydias will ho'd their second hop on Tuesday evening, the 31st instant, at Odd Fellows' Hall. The members of the Pastime Club will hold their first high jinks next Sunday evening at Bersaglleri HulL The first party of the Vendomes will take place at New Bersaglieri Hall. 1325 Stockton street, corner Union, on Saturday evening the 4th prox.

The first hop of the Heliotrope Club will take place at Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening tne Slst inst. The Sheridan Dramatic Club will oroduce the drama A Celebrated Case at Saratoga Hail on Friday, the 31 prox. The Bowhead Social Club will give their first Invitation party at Irving Hall on Saturday evening, the 11th prox. uo uiud wiu give tneir nrsi anniversary ball at Teutonia Hall on Saturday evening, the 25tb prox. The Tillieums will give thejr fifth annual picnic at Glen Ellen on Mav 3Q' 'Decoration Day) Another party was given on Tuesday evening last by Miss Ethel Martel at the residence of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martel, 2226 California street.

The evening was devoted to the enjoyment of blowing soap-bubbles, having flash-light photographs taken, and ended with the service of a supper. Among those present were: Mrs. H. Albert Mau, Miss Alice Mau, Miss Julia Mau, Mis. Ernestine Haskell, Miss Ida Carleton, Miss Gertrudo Uoewey, Mlsa Alice Mulllns, Mis.

Emma McMillan. Arthur Clark. Mr. Feldman. Mr.

Hunter, Mr. Jioxrls, A. K. Shattuck, Robert MoMil-lao, Samuel E. Tucker and Mr.

Archibald. A delightful reception was tendered to Rev. Dr. John Hannon. pastor of Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church South, by the Ladies' Helping Hand Society in the church parlor last Tuesday evening in honor of his return from a few weeks' visit to his aged mother, residing at Montgomery.

Ala. An address of welcome was made by Rev. George Baugh. and was responded to by the Rev. Doctor in his usual eloquent style.

During the evening an excellent pto-gramme was rendered, after which all present partook of aUelloious repast. A large musical fair will be held at Irving Hall on Easter Monday and Tuesday evenings in aid of a most worthy cause. The Girls Directory and Home for Poor Friendless Girls." Among the ladies and gentlemen who have volunteered to assist in the musical fair are Mrs. Carmichael-Carr, Mile. Jacquay.

Mrs. Karl Formes. Miss Ellen Coursen. Miss Pearl Noble, Miss Gertrude Judd, Mr. rederick Katzen-bach.

Professor D. Sneranza, Signor G. Cino- loni. J. H.

Rosewald and F. Delleplane. tin uoute ei Hamlet" my Peyronln). from the Grand Scene Dramatlaue, will be sung by Sig nor Albert Li. Guiile for the first time in San Francisco.

Miss Ella Adams has gone to Boston to visit her sister, Mrs. Knowles. Mrs. George Hearst. Mist Fanny Hmigh.MIss Lulu Winn and W.

R. Hearst have taken rooms at the California Hotel Ad Bush street. Mrs. James H. Winn, wife of the late James H.

Winn, left last Wednesday for her former home, Rockford, 111. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Head and Miss Anna Head are preparing for a visit to Santa Barbara. Morris Phillips and his daughters. Miss Rose and Miss Hattie Phillips, have come up the coast to Santa Barbara. Miss Lillie Waters will soon leave for the East and will be Bway about six months. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Hale arrived on Thursday from Mexico and are stopping at the Occidental Hotel. They have been joined by Mrs.

Hale's niece. Miss Porteous, who has been making a stay with friends in the interior. The third and last party of the Club of '91 took place at Lunt Hall on Friday evening, and the attendance was large notwithstanding the season. Among those present were: Miss May Itseil, Mlsa Hattle Grl.wold. Mis.

Tag Flint, Miss Alice Voormau, Miss Mattle Whlttler, Miss Ida Voorman, Miss Gertie Cutler, Mis. Violet Soule. Heber Tllden. H. K.

Smith, H. Stetson, E. B. Junkana. A.

Miner, Mis. Ettle French. Miss F. Hunt, Miss A. Morrison.

Marie Craig, Mis. Florence Dunnlgan, Miss Ollle Cutler, Miss Bertie Bratnard. Mis. Grace dc Forest, Mis. Grace Smith, MIssJosie Eichbaum, T.

Malloy. T. Kansome, X. Hslstead, J. Daniels, C.

Sharracks, J. Hunt, Nobis Eaton. H. Danan, H. Humphreys.

C. Hutchinson. V. O'Brien, Mr. Grl.wold.

Mrs. Tllden, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. O'ilrlen, Mis.

Cary Grlswold, Mis. Anna Flint, Charles Grlswold, Russell Eaton, J. Lawrence, J. A. Brownie, Ward Eaton, George Jost, George Habernlcbt, A.

Lang, G. Lang, J. A. Marsh. The entertainments given by the ladles of the First Presbyterian Church last week at tbe residence of Mrs.

A. W. Scott were most successful affairs. Accounts of each gathering have already been published in the Examinek. Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Montell nee Susie C. Wilson took their departure last Saturday on the City of Peking for Yokohama.

They will there spend a few weeks as the guests of Albert Montell, and will then proceed to their future home in China. Rev. Dr. Muyerson, the cantor of the Mason street synagogue, leaves for Santa Barbara this afternoon, where bis services were engaged for the Hertz-Breslauer wedding. The reverend gentleman will return in time to San Francisco to hold services on next Saturday In his temple.

A pleasant musicale was given by Miss Ernestine Gullick, at her parents' residence. 1001 Hyde street, last Sunday evening, that being the anniversary of her birth. The house was elabortely decorated with ferns and flowers and the parlors tilled with the friends of the young lady. 8 A programme suited to the occasion was ar ranged and carried out to the evident satisfaction of the guests. It was as follows: Overture, Tannh.user," Arturo de la Veara; cavatlna.

Esperanza." G.Qulney; fantasle, Alberto Fucntes; aria. Krnsni." Miss Kafaela Tlrado; violin solo. 1 1 Trovatore." V. Meyer; romanza, "Dulce lloa-ar." A. F.

Medley; Eros Fopulares," mandolin and guitar. Otto Hclser and Danlol J. Gal-lick, La Magdnlena" (recitative). G. Qulncy; aria, "Ah! the la morte ognora." Pedro L.

(ialilck; "Potpourri," Fernando Scum Id (valsei. MlaS Rafaela Tirado. An elaborate supper was then served after which a couple of hours were spent pleasantly in dancing. Among those present were: Miss Carmen Esrobosa, Miss Hermtnla Smith, Miss Gertrude Wesmenr, Miss K. Tlrndo.

Mis. Vlr-Klula Ksc.olHisa. Miss turmont, Mme. F. Smith.

Mra. .1. dc Vbarra, Mr, de G.llli-k. Alberto Fuentea. Dr.

1. Hlvas, William Kelly, A. de le Vena. Dr. Ed Mal-rionado, P.

L. Galllck, D. J. Gallick and A. F.

Medley. At the next Carr Beel Saturday Pops Miss Gertrude A uld has been engaged to sing. An interesting programme will be given at Irving Hall on Saturday afternoon, the 4th proximo. Miss Nellie Hogan has returned to her home in this city after an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. E.

W. Halo of Sacramento. Mrs. J. M.

Hogan has gone on a visit to her son at Hotel Dl Campo, Anaheim. Miss C. Cuuppell left last Wednesday for Lake Tahoe aa the guest of Mrs. W. E.

Dargie. Miss Florence Pierce of Santa Clara Is visiting Mrs. W. .1. Casey at the Hotel Pleasanton.

Henry C. Hyde of San Rafael is visiting Coro-nado Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E.

D. Beylard and Miss Babette Howard came up from their San Mateo residence on Thursday and registered at the California. Mrs. W. B.

Bourn and Miss May Boun have been visiting Grass Valley during the past week. A delightful musical reception was given by Maurice Krimer at his residence, 1(6 Ellis street, last, Sunday evening. Notwithstanding ioe inclemency or the weather quite a largo company attended. The following selections were rendered: Vocal olo, -Who Treads the Path of Datyf" Benjamin M. SUch; mandolin solo, "La Paioma," toe son oi ine late Kev.

J. i-iutcnins. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Steward, assisted by the Kev.

Dr. Freeland, and Colonel Mayer officiated at the organ. Tbe church was handsomely decorated with natural flowers, and a large number of the friends and relatives of the contracting parties were Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hutehins went direct from the church to the ferry, taking the overland train.

On their trip they will visit Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago and La Salle, 111., where the grandfather and other relatives of the bride reside. BUBBARD-HKNHHAW. Following tho wedding of Miss Laura Hen- shw and Hall McAllister of San Francisco at Trinity Church, Boston, the last week in February, came on Thursday last the no less Interesting marriage at the same church, solemnized by the same clergyman, the Kev. Phillips Brooks, of Miss Saliie Henshaw. the sister of the former bride, and Gorhara Hubbard of the Puritan Club, who is a nephew of the Rev.

Oo-tavins Brooks Frotblnguam. formerly of New York, say New York paper. H. LeRoy Edgar and G. Morgan Brown Jr.

went on to serve as ushers with six Boston men. Frank Henshaw. a brother of the bride, gave her away, as he did his older slater tbe week previous. The bride looked quite beauty in a white silk gown simply made and garnished witU orange blossom Miss Annie lashaw. a third sister, was one of the four bridesmaids.

Next to the bride, Mrs. Hall McAllister, the.