The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
TabIeaux Viyants and Entertain.
ments in Vogue.
Society Baseball so-Morrow in 0aklund-Tha
Thursday Night Cubs Inaugural.
Several Home Parties.

their daughter, Miss Hattie Whiteside, at
their residence, SIC Eighteenth street, corner
of Valencia.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pendleton gave pleasant
dinner party last Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hail nee
Anthony, who were recently married IN
Alameda. The table decorations and menu
we're uneXceptionablc Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hall, DIR. and Mrs. E.
r. Anthony of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton r. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michaels of Alameda and Mrs. Nj. E.
Beudleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hot of San.Bernar-
dino celebrated their thirtieth wedding ami
Yersary on Tuesday.
On Friday evening last, Liberty Corps
gave lunch-basket party in their hall on
Eddy street, which was largely attended by
their friends, who, after the sale OF baskets,
repaired to the large hall kindly rendered
them by the Chosen Friends where they
enjoyed dancing until midnight, led by Miss
Jennie Horn.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. a. r. Metcalfe Of Pasadena for the
marriage Of the formers sister, Miss Sara
{. Metcalfe, 10 Mr.. William c. Ormiston,
son Of Rev. DIR. Ormistcn, which will take
place at the Presbyterian Church, Pasadena,
this evening.
La Grippe Club will give its second party
at Union-:quaIe Hall this evening.
The second and concluding entertainment
in aid Of the Building Fund Of It. Johns
Episcopal Church took place last evening at
Saratoga Hall. 1t was substantially ldentl-
cal with that Of tie previous evening" with
the Improvement OF certain SnUolhnesS
and harmony impaired by custom. The at
DON .,tr-tG IDT
ton by the volunteer talent quite as finished
Indeed. as there was more time, owing to
the fact that there was no waste Ct the pre-
CiUus moments, number OF additional Sc
lectionS were imported and 'encOTeS' not
tabOUed. an amendment by which Miss
Aud, amcng others, protited TO delight the
music-loveIs present The Martha Wash
iugtOn Tea Party was great success, the
mInuet in this scene being danced by Muster
L. CaTutheTs, Miss Lettie Waite, Master
George Hind, Miss MySte R0wen, Master
Guy Post, Mfs LOlte RowenS, Master
Chester Rosekrans and Miss Josie Eich-
baum. Dainty refreshments and dancing
brought the successful affair TO close.
Society baseball in Oakland.
At the EmeTyyille grounds, Oakland, to-
morrow afternoon, at , 30 o'clock, society
game of baseball will be played between
two teams, known respectively as the Ath-
en,an5 and the Lakesdes, both teams being
composed Of members from the upper circles
OF society. The affair is given under the di-
Teetion of the society of young ladies organ
lied few months since for the Supi OTt Of
the training school for nurses at the Fabiola
Hospital, and The game TO be played on Sat
uIday viii be for the benefit Of that institu-
ton. 1t promises to be society event of
the first magnitude, and from the general
interest manifested will be a big success.
The idea recalls the great game of society
ball between the Bohemian and Union-Pa-
ciic clubs at the Halght-street grounds last
year.
The Athenians are composed of members
OF TIE AtEenian Club, and the team COM
prises: Mr.. Fred ). Stratton, pitcher; Mr..
j, G. Allen, first base; MI VIII Hamilton,
second base; Mr.. George L. de Cola, short
stop; Mr.. Frank Drum, third base: Mr.. j.
A. Folger, left field; Mr.. Leon Smith, center
field Mr. Harry Coleman, right field.
The Lakesides, who certainly are winning
tennis players, comprise: Mr.. Murphy,
catcher; Mi. viii Magee. pitcher; Mr..
Harry Knowles, first base; Mr.. Pope, sec
ond base; MIR. VIII Wheaton, shortstOp
Nj. Fred Knight, third base; Mr. Harry
Haight, left field; Mr.. Tom Aagse,- cefte-
field; 1Ir. Archibald, right field. Miss Ellie
brigham will Oticlate as official scorer, and
Colonel Robinson will act as umpire.
Tie object of the game is a worthy one,
and the young ladies are confident OF g large
attendance, while each side Is confident OF
victory in the field.
St. Johns Presbyterian Church Tableaux
About 200 people assembled at St. Johns
Presbyterian Church, on the corner Of De-
tayia and California streets, last evening TO
enjoy the entertainment and concert ar
ranged under the direction OF Miss Miriam
c. Jehu, assisted by welLknOwn musical
talent, for the benefit of the Sabbath-School.
mr. F11l
Organ voluntary, Professor G. III. Little
emotions, by class; vocal solo, "Serenade"
(BTaga) with violin obligato, Miss c. MiilZ-
ner, Dir. A. II. haytOn; recitation Yin
garelIa," Miss NJ. c. Jehu; fan drill and IL
lustralions, by class; violin solo, Noc-
turne' Chopin. MIR. a. II. Kayton: recita-
ton, selected, Miss NJ. c. Jehu; tableauX,
groupings from the Ioets, by class. Miss
MilZneT's rich tones were delightfully."- eX-
hIbited in her solo, with sympathetic
violin Obligato, the effect being heightened
by the Songstress being screened from the
audience by the temporary stage back
ground Of curtains arranged for the tab
leauX.
Miss Jehu's recitations were new to many
and tleir dramatic rendition won several
eUc0res. The portrayal of the emotions by
Miss Jehu'S class arrayed in Grecian attire
was strikingly effective, gesture and expires,
sion moving together with the regularity o 1
different parts of an automatoa. The in
telligent audience present showed much
appreciation, especially of the tableaux
'Niobe." THE Fountain" and "Richard
H. Miss Maude Jehu perhaps dstin-
guished herself especially in the failing"
scene, although all the members of the class
had taken strong parts.
The cass was composed of Miss joey
Gordon, Miss Bessie Owens, Miss Jennie
,Jehu, Miss Matte Meserole, Miss Maude
Jehu and Miss Clara Ashmore.
The Thursday Night Club Dance.
Nothing could have been more entirely
agreeable TO the eye of the chance onlooker
than the aspect of Humans Assembly Hall
last evening The occasion was the initial
meeting Of the Thursday Night Club a
dancing organization Of former years, which
has this year reorganized with the intention
Of giving series Of six parties during the
season.
The membership at present consists of
about sixty. half being ladies and the re-
malnder gentlemen. Still there is delight
full elasticity in the limitations and numer-
GUS applications are Low being considered.
On this occasion some twenty-five couples
we're present and the cosy hall, with
its shaded lights and art embellishments,
seemed fitting scene for the graceful
bellies in charming toilets, leaning lightly on
the arms Of their attentive cavaliers, in
faultlesS evening gear. There was nc
formal grand march, but between the sue
eession of waltz and laDeers, york and
schOltische, to the music of Balenberg &
Yanckr, many delightful promenade was
enjoyed, while some slipped away 70 the
gallery and watched the happy scene spread
beneath them.
The Reception Committee consisted of
MI. Joseph Gens0ul, Mr.. Thomas Sullivan,
Mr.. {. L. Ryland, MIR. John +. Brooke, Mr..
William o. Butler and Mir. NJ. j. Kast.
On last Wednesday evening very pleas
ant party was given at II Eleventh street
by Mr.. Frank Bobts. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with flowers ard ever
greens. The evening was spent in dancing,
and at IL 80 O'clock the guests repaired to
the dining-Toom where sumptuous repast
had been prepared. At the seasonable hour
Of l o'clock the guests dispersed to the
strains of "Home, Sweet Home" by the
band. Among those present were: Miss
Lizzie O'Dell, Miss Edrice j. Cox, Miss Annie
.ODen, Miss Annie NJ. CaDdless, Miss Hays,
Miss Aleed, Miss Kate Sheridan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Washer, Messrs.
Marlin ii. Britt, ii. Miller, Mr.. Dunn, Mr..
Gascoe, c. G. Pence, II. Hanson, w. Jones,
j. Jimminson.
The Gottfried-VoIberg Wedding.
The MARRIAGE nf Miss AmeIia VolhprO