The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Party aud Drill by California
Drill Corps No. 2.
Wilson Reeeption-Ths Bsulah Club Enter.
tainment = Loyola Assembly Social.
Party in Aivarado-Notes.


"Pippa Passes" this evening at Mission
Music Hall, on the corner of Howard and
Twenty-frst streets.
The County Club set free eighteen pleas
ants on their preserves in Bear Valley, near
Olema, Marin County. Several of the men,
bers enjoyed couple of days outing on the
place the first part of the week.
An entertainment and dance will be given
this evening at Washington Hall by the
Society of Progressive Spiritualists.
Mr.. and Mrs Dietle of go Page street
held 4 pleasant reception on last Saturday
night in honor of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Westerfeld, who lately returned from
Europe.
The third annual ball of the American
Sugar Refinery Mutual Aid Society, for the
benefit of the relief fund, will take place in
Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
a testimonial benefit has been arranged
by several young ladies on behalf of q fam
lily in need, to take place at Irving Hall this
evening. A choice entertainment is prom
ised, to be followed by dance.
The wilson Reception.
A most delightful reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wilson at their resi-
denee on Bush street, Wednesday evening,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cook Of New York.
The parlors were elegantly decorated with
flowers and foliage. Dancing, vocal and in
Strumental music were the order of the
evening. The grounds surrounding the
house we're brilliantly illuminated with ia
panese lanterns and the various apartments
throughout the house were attractiyely pre-
pared for the occasion. At 10:30 o'clock the
guests repaired to the dining hall, where an
ni
per piano solos, songs and recitations were
rendered.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rudy, MIR. and Mrs. Web
ster, Mr.. ana Mrs. L. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
McAllister, Miss Addie Morrison, Miss
Belle Clark, Miss Irene Kaufman, Miss Su-
sic Taylor, Miss Aileen Greenway, Messrs.
George Thompson, David Corbitt, Warren
Mccoy, David Tobin, Ellis Porter, Forrest
GlenbroOk.
Langstroth Musicale in Alameda.
Mrs. A. S. Langstroth gave a pleasant
musicale last Thursday evening at her
fathers residence in Alameda. Amid pretty
floral decorations choice selections were
rendered by Mrs. Frances Edgerton. Misses
Sherwood of Oakland, Mr.. Housman and
tie hostess. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Homer S. King, Mrs Frances
Edgerton, Mrs. Spring, Miss N. NJ. Spring
j. l. H0usman, Miss Gerald, Miss NJ. Gerald,
Mrs. Anthony, Miss Hitchcock, Mr.. Flint
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdock, MI and Mrs. Isaac
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hick0X and others.
The BeuIah Club Entertainment.
The Beulah Club gave another of their
recherche entertainments last evening at
Mission Opera Han, which Was crowded
with friends.
Following was the programme: Overture,
-
pre-" Mrs. Ida de Seminario, accompanied
by Professor Gustav A Scott; song" Voices
of theI Wood" Miss Ella McCloskey. "A
Box of Monkeys" Sadik Amateurs. Drama
lis persona Mrs. OndegO Jhones, Miss
Bertha Johnson; Sierra Bengaline, Miss
Halcyn Lightner; Lady Gtdnevere LAND
p0ore, Miss Josie l.. Stone; Edward Raj
stOn, Mr.. Marvin Curtis; Chauncey Ogle-
thorpe, Alr. Charles Haseltine.
After the curtain fell for the last time
dancing was INDUCED in till l o'clock, Blum's
Orchestra officiating. The success of this
club is conceded, and its monthly entertain
mentS are always sure 10 bring something
new, Its reputation has been largely built
uD by the officers as follows: Mrs. g. II.
Morrison. President; Mrs. j. B. F. Davis,
Nice-Pre,i dent; Mrs. w. ii. Loring, Treas
urer; Mrs. II. n. Stevens, Secretary; Mr..
II. f. Marsh, Literary Director.
The California Drill Corps Party.
An exhibition drill and ball took place
last evening az Odd Fellows Hall under the
auspices of California Drill Corps, No. 2, N.
S. 6. W. There was a large attendance.
The drill took place between the fourth
and fifth numbers and comprised some
particularly symmetrical figures and sword
movements, which were executed with a
precision that ELECTED much applause from
among the audience. The grand march was
led by Captain Hanlan and the participants
included many bellies in becoming evening
toilets. Johnson Il Gutman furnished the
music until ! O'clock.
Following composed the active commit
tees: Committee on Arrangenen;s-D. J
TObin, George Lewis, Il. Mayer, K. w.
Dyer, a. SllYerberg; floor manager, Cap
tain b. F. Hanlan; Floor Committee-H.
Umbsen, p. J. Conley, L. j. Quillinan, NJ.
J. Chaplain, G. II. Dyer, Z. L. Fisher. Lieu
tenant c. a. Boldemann; Reception Com
mittee-E. a. Waltz. S. \. Levy, NJ. d.
Mclaughlin, l.. B. Feigenbaum, T. Cum
miugs, q. Lubbert, G. Holmberg.
The LoyoIs Assembly Social.
Friday evening, the 31st of October last,
was the time selected by Loyola Assembly,
No. l, Y. n. C. T., for another of its
pleasant socials at their hall, corner of
TeLth and Market streets. The friends OF
the assembly are legion, and notwithstand-
ing other attractions in the way of political
gatherings, the familiar faces were all
present. The entertainment commenced
with a violin solo by Mr.. w. c. Schneider,
vocal solo, Mrs. John I. Grey formerly Miss
Alice Waltz; recitation, Mr.. W. j. LOner-
--Ean; vocal solo, Ar. r. Z. Barry; instru-
mental solo, Mr.. Frank Pratt; comic song.
Mr.. W. J. Harold; banjo selections, Mr..
Frank Patterson; vocal solo, Mrs. L. Kehr-
len; recitation. Mr.. Vincent Tobin. AT the
conclusion IF the musical and literary part
the floor was cleared and all danced till
midnight.
The Orlando Club Entertainment.
The second annual entertainment and
social of the Orlando Literary and Social
Club took place last evening at Union-square
Hall. The hall was early crowded, and be-
fore the entertainment closed extra chairs
were in requisition while many late-comers
were Obliged to stand.
The entertainment consisted of the pres
entaton Of the one-act farce entitled "Sa-
rah's Young Man." with the following cast
Sarah Tibbs. Miss Carrie Jacobs; Mrs. Mog-
gridge, Miss Blanche Lavenson; Araminta,
Miss Susie Solomon; Sam Sloeleaf, Mr.. NJ.
Harry Fielding, Mr.. B. Livingston. Mr..
Jonas acting was as successful as his make
up, and kept the ''houSe" in constant bub-
BILE of laughter. He was ably supported by
Miss Jacobs, while Mr.. Livingston made a
gallant admirer of Araminta, prettily played
DY MISS DOlOHlOU. MISS LdEeHSUD WAS d.
most too pretty mamma" and it was not
to be wondered that she completely ell
chained Mr.. Kahn's fancy and aroused his
Jealousy. Altogether the play went capt
tally.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed, many of
the select audience taking part, while others
looked on and discussed every subject from
the successful play just over to the next Gu
tertainment to be given by the popular Or
landos.
Golden Gate Alliance Gathering.
On last Thursday evening the members of
Golden Gate Alliance, No. 2. gave "high
jinks" social at Knights of the Red Branch
Hall, on the corner OF O'Farrell and Mason
streets. Invitations we're sent out to ALI
ances Nos. 1, 3 and 8, which made very
large gathering, fully 400 members being
present.
Speeches were delivered by President j.
J. McGrath, Messrs. John Ganey, I. G.
FinnegaD, A. }. Reavey, T. Eagan, f. A.
Orr and Z. J. McDermott. REGULATIONS
were given by Mr.. Thomas +. Graham and
Mr.. Charles O'Brien. A number of songs
appropriate to the occasion were rendered
by Messrs. r. j. Barry, NJ. Lawless and r.
Sullivan.
Afterward refreshments were served, and