The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Opening Day of the Lincoln
Relief Corps Bazaar.
Two Church Entertainments-The Kramer and
Melsing Musicales-Ryan surrrise-An
Alameda Trip-Notes.

The San Francisco Thistle Club will give
their ninth annual Halloween ball at Ne
chanics Pavilion this evening.
Mrs. le Moyne last evening gave another
of her admirable interpretations of Brown
Ing. "In Balcony" was the selection for
this occasion-one that afforded ample
scope for the readers magnetic ability. To-
morrow afternoon Will he the last oppor-
tunity for hearing Mrs. lie Moyne under the
auspices of the ladies of the Chanting
Auxiliary, to whom debt Of gratitude is due
for arranging these inspiring recitalS.
The initial hop OF the Inter Nos Club will
take place tonight at "a West Mission
street.
social will be given this evening by the
members of the Tweuty-ninth Assembly
District Republican Club at 20 keany street.
This evening the Lyceum Comedy Com
rany will produce "a Night Or at Sara
toga Hall.
\ dairy-maids' tea will be given by the
Kings Dau-hters at the First Congrega-
tIonal Church, Alameda, this evening.
Washington Circle, No. 1, c. o. F., gave
pleasant iDe-cream social last evening at
Fores,ers' Hall. on Eddy street.
The Spanish Carnival tomorrow. evening
at Mechanics Pavilion seems TO be attract
ing considerable interest. The preparations
are about complete for an evening of elab-
crate Spectacles and general enjoyment such
is occurs rarely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Hamilton Of Oakland
celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding last Wednesday evening at
their residence ON Thirteenth street. 1t
was one Of the pleaSanteSt affairs of the
a,on. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were mar
RED IN MarySVille October %. 1860, at the
residence of Mrs. HamiltJu'S father,
Mr.. Andrew Movers, who, happily, was
present TO assist in the celebration of his
daughters silver wedding. The happy
couple were the recipients OF many costly
gl!ts
TIE Sports " will give their third party
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening aud
large attendance is expected.
The Calvary Church Entertainment.
a large and select audience assembled
last evening in the parlors of Calvary Church
TO enjoy an entertainment arranged for the
benefit of the primary department OF Calvary
Presbyterian Sabbath-sehoOl.
The following programme was presented:
Greeting, infant class; guitar solo, Miss
Marie LoniSe Lathrcp; The Rajput Nurse,
Miss Sylvia Chapman; Three Old Maids of
Lee" Miss Ella V. McClOskey; guitar solo,
Miss Marie Louise Lathrop; "COmforting
the Sick" Miss Sylvia Chapman; Farmer
Boy Song" infant class; Days of the Week,
infant class; The Story of Patsy" Miss
Sylvia Chapman; song, infant class. The
greatest interest naturally attached to Miss
Chapman, as visitor from across the bay,
where she has won many golden opinions.
She is Il charming reciter and Possesses the
further advantage OF personal attractive
ness. In drawlng-room especially her
style could not fan to captivate, and even
with large audience she reached the
inner ear" aud made many admirers.
Miss McCloSkey earned q well-deServed
encore in her sung, ''ihe Three Old Maids
OF Lee" although some of the applause was
Doubtless bestowed on the representatives Of
the ''oid maids" These We're: Miss Mabel
Donaldson, Miss Ethel Patton and Miss
Mabel NeiiStadt, who appeared on the stage
in costume and alphabetically acted the
song III dumb SNOW in the preitIest way in
asinable. Miss Lathrop rendered two
guitar solos, eNhiOitin. much Skill in finger
ing. The class seemed heartily to enjoy
tier merry songs.
Among the large number of ladies and
gentlemen present were noticed: Mrs. l. ).
Van WiDkle, Mr. II. L. Van Wrinkle, hIi SIS
Bell Van Wrinkle. Mrs. d. W. Horsburgh,
Mr.. James Horsburgh Jr., Miss Mary Car
many. Miss L. Cushion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles a. Laton, DR.. I. c. EaSton, Mrs.
Easton, Miss Easton, Miss Florence Wight
man, Miss George WiGhtman, Mr.; r, A
lie krileher, Miss Mary keiieher, Mrs DR..
Fisb, MIS-. j. Ames. Mr.. Angus Cameron,
Mss Ida Cameron, MI ". Romaine, Mr..
and Mrs. W. i. Romaine, Mr.. James Hogg,
Nrs. James Hogg, Miss Lendeloft, Master
Willie Hogg, Mr.. I. Johnston, Mrs. A.
Crawford, Mr.. John Petersen, Miss Bald
win, Mr.. Alex Baldwin, Miss Eva McClos-
key, Mr.. L. I, 5. White, Miss Sylvia Chap
man.
The Lincoln Relief Corps Fete.
Irving Hall was brightly dec!;ed yester-
day, the occasion being the first day of the
oTy nv tha la3ias n IiDHoln Re
lief Corps, No. 3, for the benefit of their
fund. Gay steamers, red. white ana blue,
Iadiated from the central chandelier to the
eave-line all around, while beneath the
balcony ranged q series of gay booths, each
more attractive than Its neighbOr.
In the morning some 80 friends and
members OF the public awaited themselves of
the capital warm lunch served by the
l:dIes. In the evening there was promenad-
Ing, literary and musical entertainment,
concluding with dancing. This Will be the
general outline of tO-day's programme, and
every one who is interested Will, doubtless,
d:op N see the pretty booths and enjoy
the novelties provided.
Following are some Of the ladies actively
engaged, the whole affair being under the
direction of Mrs. Almira Harlow, President
OF the corps: Package bOoth-Mrs. Denton,
Mrs. May Ferguson; varieties booth-Mrs.
NJ +. Barker, Mrs. Dean; furniture booth
AlrS. Ostrander, Mrs. 5. Gilmore; japanese
b Oth-Mrs. 2. Clark, Mrs. Shade, Mrs.
Had ey; art bootb-Alrs. N. Z. Anderton,
Mr.. Ella Bailey. Miss hyde Youngblood;
apron bootl-Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Blan-
cnard ice-cTeam booth-Mrs. Hatch, Mrs.
Mllner; Mrs. Stevens, Chairman OF the
kitchen.
A Trinity Church Reunion.
At the invitation of Miss 5. Jones, 100
Hartford street, the young mems and young
ladies' classes OF Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday-school, corner OF Noe and
Sixteenth streets met at her house on the
evening of October 18th. Musical and
other exercises were followed by refresh
meHiS served in neat and attractive style.
The following persons were present: Rev.
and Mrs. }. L. Macaulay, Mrs. Seneca
jones, Miss A. c. Jantzen, Miss Bertha
Jantzen, Miss f. Ellis, Miss E. West, Miss
L. Pleyn, Miss l.. Lowell, Miss Chapel, Miss
GcFtie Gimpel. Miss J. Paterson, Miss l..
Newbrlry Miss Pierce, Miss y. Pierce, Miss
SAKE Miss MacMasters. Messrs. f. ,Iantzen.
William Pleyin, Z. Jones, r. Pleyin, E.
Graham, +. Marshall, }. Earnest, II. Soper,
L. Leiean and A Donogh.
Pleasant Surprise.
A very pleasant and successful surprise
was rendered to Mr. Maurice Kramer by his
many friends on Sunday evening last.
The affair was so well managed that when
the host stepped in the beautifully dec
possibly been more complete. Music was
the feature of the evening, and the follow
ing were the selections rendered: Song,
Loves Proving" Mr.. Newton Williams
piano solo, operatic Miss Herzeg; song,
- Day Dream" Mr.. Benjamin NJ. Stich;
duet, soprano aud c0ntraito, the Misses Len
non ami Hughes; violin solo, "Traumerei,
Mr.. l. Ritch piano solo, original medley,
Mr.. Maurice Kramer; song, MY Made
line" Mir. David Wise
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer, Mrs p
Williams, Mrs. FOrtmann, Miss May Len
non, Miss Emma Hughes, Miss Pauline Cos
liner, Miss Hannah Goslner, Miss Maggie
Boyle, Miss Annie Clyne, Miss Ida Wise,
Miss Kate Sanderson, Miss Jennie Hero.
Messrs. ID. Wise, b. NJ. Stitch. II. GoSiiHer.
j Mallon. L. Boyle, |. Ritch. \. Williams,
\. Strauss, Maurice Kramer
An Alameda Excursion.
On Friday last merry party Of
young folks from Alameda visited Angel
Island. Mrs. Peters obtained visiting per-