The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19
A SeasOnable Cluster of Various
Club Dancing Par.
ties.
THE MILLS COLLEGE REUNION.
Some Forthcoming Entertainments.
EatOn-M auzy Weddins-Enter-
tainment by the MinisteFing
ChiIdrens' League of st. James
Memorial Mission Family
Party on Bush Street.

The musical entertainment to be given in
December by the Womeu's Educational and
Industrial Union is likely to prove a great
treat TO the music-loying portion OF the COM
munity. 1t will consist Of a series of repre-
sensations, aided by appropriate scenery
and costumes, of the music Of the people OF
many lands and nations. Rehearsals are
now in progress. a large number Of volun-
teer participants of both sexes having been
secured.
4 quiet wedding took place last Wednes-
day evening at 40 o'clock at the residence
Of the brides aunt. Mrs. X. C. Mauzy, in
Oakland. The contracting parties We're Mr..
Eugene d. Eaton, general agent Of the New
York Lie Insurance Company, and Miss
Lena Mauzy. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. Il. Mccullough. President of
Washington College. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
sailed for the Del Coronado Hotel and an
extended tour of the southern portion of the
State
The Pacific Yacht Club will give recep-
ton next Saturday at the Sausaito club
house.
Germana Lodge, No. 20, U. E. a, held
Building, when an entertainment was fol-
lowed by dancing. The committee con-
sisted of: Mrs. ID. a. Aaron, Mrs Mary
Rogers, Mrs. E. J. Barton, Mrs. r. Miller.
Mrs. L. W. Plummer.
The GeTmana Verein will give ball this
evening at Irving Hall
The Union Social Club gave its first an
nual party at Apollo Hall last evening.
The San Francisco turn vereins VIII cele-
brate their anniversary this evening by CIV
Ing ball at their hall, 923 Turk street.
Professor Elmer will give q series Of
twenty organ Tecltals on the new Hook and
Hastiug organ built Tor the new ST. Mary 5
Cathedral in this city, the first of which is
TO take place Tomorrow evening, the rest
nightly thereafter, and at each of which, for
the sake OF greater variety, yocallsts VIII
assist
The Mills Seminary Reunion.
On Thursday last Mrs. S. L. Mills gave
her annual reception and lunch to the
alunn8 Of Mills Seminary and College at
the Occidental Hotel. One hundred and fif-
teen guests were present, representing
tWeHty-three out of twenty-five classes
which have graduated. The tables, loaded
with dai mites, were spread in the large dln-
iDg-room, where to the strains Of the piano
ana ylolius the merry chatter of over 1C0
girls kept time. Regrets had been re-
csiVed from over q hundred more. and came
fTom Europe, England, the East and the
Islands
After lunch the ladies returned to the par
loTs, where several hours were pleasantly
spent exchanging "reminiscences.
4 ChiIdren's League Entertainments.
The first social given by the Ministering
Chidren's League OF ST. James Memorial
Mission, Saturday, October 10Th, on Point
LubOS avenue, was a very pleasant affair.
The following interesting programme, con-
OF "a
music, was rendered: Song, Welcome, -
AliDistering Children's League; recitation,
Miss Flora ConnOr; duet, the Misses Mamie
and Alice ConnOr; recitation, Miss Maude
Turner: instrumental solo, Miss Ella Reed
recitation. Miss Evelyn Beiiy; vocal solo,
Miss Esther Olsen; instrumental Miss Lucy
Hawthorn recitation, Miss Carrie Belly;
instrumental, Miss Lulu Guthrie; recita-
ten, Miss Hazel Murray: instrumental solo,
Miss Gertie Parker; recitation, Miss Lucy
Hawthorn instrumental, Miss Esther Olsen.
AfteTward bonbon march was arranged
and through the kindness of the following
ladies interested in the Mission, Mrs. Haw-
thorn, Mrs. McAyOy, Mrs. Murray, Mrs.
Belly and Mrs. Richards, refreshments
were provided which all, some fifty in num-
Der, seemed to enjoy thoroughly.
This mission is being carried on by st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, under the able
leadership of Miss Florence Gay, in accord
with the wishes of their late Rector. Rev.
William 5. Meals, whose last work was the
founding of the mission. So far the sery-
Ices and other meetings in organizing the
m iSsl0n have been held through the kind
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Richards at their
residence 308 Point Lobos avenue, but the
fact of this work being memorial to their
late pastor will very soon develop it into an
existence strong enough, financially and
otherwise. TO warrant the erection OF place
CT worship. Already building fund is
started and the securing OF lot talked of.
The Harmonic Club Hop.
A delightful hop was given last evening
by the Harmonic Club, at their quarters in
Union-square Building. Brandfs orchestra
had been retained for dancing in the main
ball, and the entire floor was thrown open
for prOmenades between the sets. Delicious
refreshments were served in the club-rooms,
which, with the approaches and hall, were
distlngu IShed with handsome groupings of
exotics Carriages were ordered at o'clock.
The Directors Of the club are: Mr.. J. ID.
President; Mr.. A. S. Lavenson, Treasurer;
Mr.. C. Zemansky, Secretary; Mr.. Ii. Enkle,
Mr.. Nj. Firth. Mr.. l. Falkenstein.
The specially appointed committees were
as follows: Floor manager, Mr. A. Honigs-
berger; Floor Committee-MT. J. Roths-
Mr.. a. l. Block, Mr.. Julius Wolf. Mr.. Ii.
Schussler.
Party on Bush street.
surprise party was given to Miss Lille
Lang on Sunday evening last, at her resi-
dence, 2J04 Bush street. The recipient was
invited to spend the day with friend, and
during her absence from home the parlors
were tastefully decorated, and on her return
home she found thirty OF her friends and
relatives awaiting her.
Songs, Rotations and dancing occupied
the evening until II O'Clock, when repast
was served, which was the feature of the
party. After an hour spent in discussing
the good things that had been prepared
dancing was resumed and kept up until an
early hour in the morning.
Those present were: Miss Lille Lang,
Miss Beckie Lang, Miss 1illie Levy, NJ iSs
hattie Levison, Miss Minnie Bergman, Miss
Dora Lppman, Miss Beckie Barman, Miss
Dora Kozminsky, Miss Evelyn Leyison,
Miss Bessie Herman, Miss Sarah Barman,
Miss Amelia Meyer, Miss Freda Meyer,
Miss Julia Herman; Messrs. i. Phillips, II.
Loverieh, NJ. Kresteller. S. Lauter. NJ Aron-
son, b. Lust B. Bearwald, E. Zlines, P.
Lang, d. Lipmann, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Phil
lips, Mrs. j. l.. Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Mayer, Mrs. p. Trommlitz, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Hyams.
The National Club Party.
The second anniversary souvenir ball Of
the National Club was given last evening at
B'nai Birth Hall. Nothing likely to con-
duce to the pleasure Of guests was omitted
by tine intelligent and active members, who
invariably mean success in any enterprise
they undertake.
Pretty invitations on pink satin ribbon.