The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-24
EVENTS In TEE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Latest Personal Movements
in Prominent Society
Circles.
TIE c. I. a. S. ENTERTAINMENT
Party on Turk Street.-The Y. IL
Bonbon Party-A Surprise Near
Mldway, Alameda County-The
7. w. c. T. U. Social AT the
Races in Oakland "A Puritan
Party-Brief Notes of Interest.


Party-Brief Notes of Interest.
a RECEPTION will be given at the Little
Sisters Infant Shelter, 512 Minna street.
near Sixth, this afternoon from 2 to O'Clock,
No l, Y. w. c. I. U. Miss Virginia
, Patehett, President; Miss Helen Curtis.
Secretary, gave social recently at 1872
MeAllister street The large parlors were
hiled with an enthusiastic company of young
ladies' and gentlemen. Games, music and
readings formed good background for the
How OF pleasant small talk that young people
so easily manufacture. Dainty vands were
served by charming young ladies'. and at
Iather late hour for the society good-nights
were exchanged.
Negotiations are about consummated for
turning the Sharon place at Belmont into a
seminary and college for ladies. Dr.. Homer
,. Sprague, President of the University of
Dakota, will probably be at the head of the
new institution. The Sharon place is the
one known as the old Ralston mansion.
MT. and Mrs III. Enrich, 216 Sixth street,
VIII celebrate their son Albert's bar mitswa
confirmation in the Turk-street Synagogue
on Monday, September 90, 1890, the 1st day
of Sueot
A very delightful reception was given on
Saturday afternoon from till o'clock at
the pleasant home of the Misses Naglee in
San Jose, under the chaperOnage Of the
young ladies' aunt Mrs Burke.
The Golden Links give their social this
evening at Cambrian Hall.
W. D.. Howells' comedietta, "The Gar
roters," will be presented this evening By the
young people of Trinity Church, known as
the Rector's Circle, at Union-square Hall
Major and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, Miss
Agnes Mclaughlin and Miss Minnie Fogg
are at the Palace Hotel. where they will re-
-T1Taih-a week before going to 0rOvie Their
departure is much regretted in Santa Cruz
as the following local comment pleasantly
expresses: Golden Gate Cottage, so redo
lent OF pleasant memories, will be closed
Tor the season. For nearly four months Mrs
Mclaughlin and the young ladies have hand
somely entertained their friends, and the
cottage has been the scene of pleasant musi-
Gales and delightful afternoon teas and din
ner parties. The golden yellow colors
which were exclusively Golden Gates, have
Deeu worn during the season by the numer-
Gus ladies and gentlemen who have par
taken OF the hospitality of the Major, Mrs.
Mclaughlin and the young ladies. During
the season the gentlemen who wore the col
OrS were known as the knights of Golden
Gate" Major and Mrs. Mclaughlin viii
visit Santa Cruz in a few months and then
go East on a visit. Before next season they
expect TO have their new cottage completed.
The latter Will also be known as Golden
Gate.
The races at the Oakland Trotting Park
Saturday attracted quite representation OF
prominent spectators, especially from the
patrons of the Fabiola Hospital, as the pro-
ceeds of the meeting were devoted TO that
Institution. Among the spectators in car
Iiages along the course were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac L. Requa, Mr.. G. w. McNear and
family, Mrs. g. II. Wheaton. Mr.. Philip
Remilard and Miss Remillard, Judge
Greene, Judge Ellsworth, Mr.. X. Smell and
Miss MOlIie Smell, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs.
! W. r; DaEEie and Miss Annie Dargie MI.
A---dAIrs. o. &. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
W. {. Ga50ll, Mrs. j. A. Folger and Miss
Elizabeth FOfEer.
The C. L. A. s. Entertainment.
On last Friday evening c. l.. A. S, No.
20, gave its first entertainment and social at
Sacred Heart Church Hall. The affair was
a decided success, owing to the efficient man
sgement of the different committees. The
hall presented most attractive appearance,
having been beautifully decorated by the
members. A very fine programme was rem
dered, as follows: Piano duet. Mime. de
Silyiera, Miss Nippert; recitation. Miss NJ.
ChielOvitch; vocal solo, Miss Julia Sullivan;
selection, NJ andolin Club, under the direc-
ton of Professor Mansfield; vocal solo,
Nine. de SilVera, with cello oblgatO by DR..
Regensberger; recitation, Miss Gertrude
Gallagher; vocal solo, Miss Sadie Howard;
recitation, Miss Amy Slower; vocal solo,
Mrs. Mae Madden; selections, Banjo Club,
John Farrell, Mr.. a Anderson, Mr. Her
man incoming. Mr.. d. Skillon, Mr.. a. W.
Corbus, Mr.. John Do uglaS; vocal solo. Miss
Ktttie Mccormack.
Chocolate "Tea-"
a number of lady friends were charmingly
entertained by Mrs. T. S. Page at chocolate
tea Friday afternoon at her residence, 100
Eleventh street, Oakland. The parlors were
prettily decorated, chocolate being the pre-
dominating shade. The hours from to
we're passed with music and sociabllIty ana
at 4 o'clock the guests repaired to the dining
room, where dainty tea was served. There
waTe present Mrs. Marshall Of Indiana, Mrs.
B1rdick of New York. Mrs. George ID. Gray,
mrs. E. Cooper, Mrs. W. +. Curtis, Mrs: b.
\ Holmes, Mrs. S. Park, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs.
Stolp Mrs II. l.. King, Mrs n. Smith. Mrs.
Z. s. Page.
The Ladies' Institute Party.
The members OF Young Ladies' Institute
No. IA gave an agreeable party last evening
at B'nai Birth Hall. 1t was distinctively
bon-bon party, and to each of the ladies
present was presented pretty box Of
choicest candies. There was a good at
tendance not because Of the bon-bOn at
fractions. but because No. IA is popular and
can entertain its friends successfully.
The grand march did not take place until
after O'Clock, when it was led by Miss
Nellie Claffey, President OF the Institute.
Hayman's orchestra furnished music for
the twelve dances and three extras that kept
the guests merrily engaged until some time
The officers of No. IA are: President
Miss Nellie Claffey; First e-President,
Miss Belle Close; Second Vice-Presdent,
Miss AddIe Baum; Recording Secretary,
Miss Annie McGillicuddy; Financial Se.re-
tary, Name McQuaid; Treasurer, Mrs.
Hannah NJ. Sullivan; Marshal, Miss Julia
cock; Outside Sentinel. Mrs. Katie Meyer.
The special committees OF the evening
were composed as follows; Committee Of
Arrangements = Mrs. Virginia CeIyelli
James Cook, Mrs. Julia Riding. Past p
Miss Name McQuaid; Reception Commit
tee-Miss Nellie Claffey Chairman, Miss
-JnIia Tracey, Miss Geraldine Mulcahey,
Miss Annie McGillicuddy, MISS Mamie
Griffin, Mrs. Martha Stafford, Miss Agnes
HAYES, Miss Belle Close, Miss Lizzie Nash,
Mrs Katie Meyer, Mrs. Aggie Nichols;
floor manager, Miss Katie Long assistants
miss Lizzie KleDch, Miss Cornelia Farrell;
Hannah NJ. Sullivan, Miss Kate klench,
Miss Mamie Re lingtnn, MISS Della DWyeI,
Miss Lizzie Kelly Miss Celia Ans0n, Miss
KiLtie O'Grady. Miss Mamie Gleason
Parry Turk street.
A surprise party was given in honor Oh
Miss Libbie Kelley at her parents residence,
1920 Turk street. The evening was pleas
antJy spent and the guests were entertained
by the following programme, which was
heartily enioyed by all: Recitation, :" The
German and the Ash-barrel," Mr.. Harry
Clicks; song, "When Shall We Meet
Ggsin.b MISS Libbie Kelley; recitation,
The FIRST Steps of the Gambler" Mr. I.
II. Kilgo; song, over the eyer MISS
Mr. F. Yeaton; song "McCarty's Wedding
Day." Mr.. James McGrath; piano solo,
Miss May Sheehan. After the literary ex;
eTcises a sumptuOus reDast was served, ana
the guests subsequently enjoyed themselves
until late hour in dancing.
Party at Highland Park.