The morning call., 1890-12-29

luctor and Assistant Conductor, Mrs. A. E.
| Fossette, while Mr.. j. ID. Merritt served at
| the curtain.
With the distribution of presents the
chairs were removed and dancing COM
menced, with Miss Cristola Morrill, as floor
manager, assisted by Miss Susie Purne1E,
Miss Daisy May Cressy and others. The
dancers were so numerous that it taxed the
| floor to the utmost to accommodate all at
the grand march.
The Refreshment Committee consisted of:
! Mrs; L. Lincoln, Mrs. B. Pamperin. Mrs M.
! L. Richardson, Mrs. l.. c. Ashworth, Mrs.
=. w. Briggs, Mrs. Nichol. Mrs. a; =.
B essbar Ms Mrs E psaIar and a5s Mrs D.
Miller. Mr.. W. j. Decker seved as Door
Committee. and the dancing music was fur
nished by Miss R. Rosenthal
| Parties to Take Place.
Loyola Assembly, No. l, of the Young
| Mems Catholic Union, will hold its annual
social at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening. February 9th.
Young Ladies' Institute No. IA will hold
a reception this evening in celebration Of
their second anniversary at K. r. B. Hail.,
corner Of Mason and O'Farrell streets.
The Seven Ages, new and prominent
| social club, have issued invitations for their
initial party, to be given at Unon-square
Hall on Wednesday evening the 18th inst,
A prize masquerade ball will be given by
| Tluclia feTln ON NEW lear eve (ucXL
| Wednesday, at the Mechanics Pavilion.
Hesperian Parlor. No. 1877, n. s. G. W.,
| will hold an open installation and enter
tainment at Mission Opera Hall on Thurs
| day evening, the 18th prox.
The second entertainment and dance given
| by Barromean Council. No. 100. Y. M. l.
| formerly Young Mems Institute No. 129),
will take place at Mission Opera Hall on
Friday evening, January sd.
The Beulah Club will entertain on Fri
Il
the corner of Howard and Twenty first
streets. Members and friends eau spend a
| pleasant hour with Professor Warman
Empire Lodge, No. SS2. Knights aud La
dies of Honor, will give their next social at
St Georges Hall Wednesday evening,
| the 9TH proX.
The Peerless Club will give their fourth
| party at Union-square Hall on Tuesday
evening, January Goth. Special preparations
are being made for the event.
| The first annual ball of the Sewing Ma
chine Aeen's' Protective Association will be
| held in Union-sQuare hall January 18th.
A New Year carnival Will he given by the
pupils of Professor Sanders and Carrel at
| Union-square Hall next Wednesday evening.
The regular social OF AnderSoIl'S Dancing
| Academy Will take place next Saturday
evening at the hall, corner of Seventeenth
and Noe streets.
The Progressive Spritualists will give a
social at Washington Hall, 50 Eddy street.
next Saturday evening
An old aud new year party viii be given
at Academy Hall next W ednesday evening.
1rVine'S dancing classes will give buster
party at Mission Opera Hall next Saturday
evening.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852 K. and l.. of
H., will give New Years ball on Thurs
day evening next at Uniou-square Hall, 421
Post street. Music by Bium's orchestra.
Invitations can be procured OF the Secretary
at 236 Suffer street.
Britt oI NJ nar -
George, will give social at Mozart Hall,
1858 Market street, this evening.
The entertainment, social dance and cleo
ton of the Society of Independent Old
Friends will take place in Irving Hall to-
morrow evening.
A civil and military ball will be given by
the Mutual Aid Society of the Garibaldi
Guard at Garibaldi Hall on Wednesday
evening next
The Triton Boat Club will give party on
New Years eve next Wednesday, at their
boat-house.
The next entertainment and dance of the
Calliopean Musical and Literary Society
will take place on Friday next at Lund's
Hall and parlors, 1910 Polk street, corner of
Bush.
Society Personals.
Mrs John p. Jones and family are at
their residence in Santa Monica where they
will remain during the winter. Senator
Jones will leave tor Washington, d. c.,
early in January.
Mrs. Floyd Scott of East Oakland is
spending the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Canaan, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. benson, formerly of
Sacramento, are residing here permanently,
at 2900 Jackson street.
Miss May Pope has left New York for a
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Taylor is visiting friends in
| Boston.
Mr.. Charles Nordhoff has returned to Del
| Coronado from trip South, bringing with
him his daughtertin-law, Mrs. Walter Nord
hoii, OF Ensenadd. Lower California.
Judge w. w. Cope Of this city is visiting
his son, Judge w. B. Cope.of Santa Barbara.
Mr. Georges. CheeS man left Yesterday
| for his ranch in Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Belshaw Of jackson
street started on a trip around the world
last week. China is their first station.
Mrs. PaleD, Mrs. Pomeroy Mrs. Drake
and Mrs. Shaler of Sullivan County, N. Y,
| who have been making tour of the Pacific
Coast, have reached San Luis Obispo, where
they will remain during the winter as the
| guests of their cousin, Mrs. Myron Angel,
Among the arrivals by the Australia on
| Friday from Honolulu was the distinguished
| artist. Mrs. Carl kahler. who has been three
| years in the Colonies
Judge A. p. Oyerton and family, of Santa
Rosa. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Den
man of Petaluma on Christmas day.
Mr.. j. G. Mccall has returned from his
northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Audenried have
returned from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Churchill, and
Master Perry, are spending the winter in
| Washington, ID. c.
Judge Sears and family have removed
from San Leandro to this city.
Mr.. Spencer c. Buckbee, Mr.. Samuel G.
Buckbee ana Miss Annie Buckbee spent the
| Christmas holidays at their sisters resi-
| dence near Dixon.
Among the wel-known San Franciscans
now in New York City are: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Walter Dean, Mrs: Jeremiah Clark and
! Miss Tottie Clark. Mrs H. Oelrichs, Colonel
and Mrs. William Forsyth, Mrs. John Corn
ing, Mrs Theresa Fair, Mrs James C.
| Flood, Mr.. John w. Mackay. Mr. Walter l..
| Dean, Mr.: j. W. Mackay Jr.. Mr.. S. Hey
| denfeidt, Mr.. A. L. Badlam, Mrs. N. S.
Latham. Miss Mamie Deane, Mr. William
| Fries. Mr.. William p. Dewey, Mr.. Frank S.
johnson. Mrs. johnson, Miss johnson, Mrs.
j. r. Deane, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Houghton.
| and