The morning call., 1890-10-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Charitable Enterprise by "The
Kings Daughters"
The Mckay Dinner Party-The WiaEsrter Re-
ception-A Military Ball-Ths Peer
less Club Party-Notes.

The Harmonic Club have issued elegant
invitations for social to be held at their
cosy club-rooms in Union-square Building,
on Saturday evening next.
Miss Alice Huntingon's paul Jones IS
a great success at the Broadway Tneater,
New York. On the first night there were
present several well-known Calitornlans-
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.
Sharon. Miss Alice Boalt, Mr. and Mrs.
" Henry Jann. Mrs Theresa Fair, Mr.. Lloyd
Trvis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunter and several
others.
Phoenix Council, No $50, American Legion
. of Honor. will give an entertainment and
social at Washington Hall this evening.
Mrs. Marcus D. BOruck gave dinner
party in honor OF Mrs. d. f. Verdenal and
Miss Verdenal the first OF the week
The marriage of Mr.. Max Buehner of New
York and Mrs. Mamie Loyerich of this city
Cook place on Wednesday evening, October
Sth, at the brides residence, 407 Octavia
street, in the presence OF a few friends,
Judge F. .. Ogden of oakland officiating.
The newly welded pair left on Thursday,
October 9th, for New York, their future
home.
The Western Addition Literary and So
cial Cub will give its entertainment and
dance this evening. The doctor OF Alcan-
tara" Il bright Operatta in two acts, will be
given by members of the San Francisco
= Operate Society.
A musical and literary entertainment in
aid Of the fund for the proposed hospital for
incuFabes, given under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters, Will take place at Irving
Hall this evening, An interesting pro-
~gramme IS promised, and number OF tai
@enled musicians are giving their valuable
services. Miss Florence JaequaY, soprano,
and Miss Isabel Hulron, c0utralta, will sing
operate airs. and MesSrS. Robert Blair and
p AtFisSot will render ballads. Mr. j. Willard
plays NieuXtemp's 'Revtrle" for violin;
DIR. 4. f. Regensburger will play cello
solo. The literary portion consists Of reel
tations with tableaux. Mr.. Lesley Martin
will act as musical director.
The Mckay Dinner Party.
a pleasant dinner party took place last
evening az the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald G. c. Mckay, 616 Guerrero street
The guests were received in that cordial,
hOspitahle manner so characteristic of Mr..
- ana Mrs. II Ckay and assembled around the
:, handsomely decorated dinng-table at
o'clock, where delicious dinner was en-
jOyed Tor couple VI hours. HE remainder
Of the evening was spent i'll the enjoyment
l.. Of vocal aud Instrumental music. Among
those present were Z Professor and Mrs
Little Professor and Mrs kaytnn, dir. and
=. Mrs Mckechnie, MT. and Mrs. George Pur-
Josie Smith, Miss Madge Mckay, Miss
:. Madge Easton, Mrs. Buttner, MI LoalS
EyreSdTOf.
The Kings Daughters Entertainment.
The enterprise arranged by the worthy
organization of the Kings Daughters for the
benefit of the Home for Incurables COM
menced yesterday, and will continue to-day
and tomorrow. The opening consisted of
the service of palatable luncheOns to all the
L a L laNsru a ,
o'clock about two hundred persons availed
themselves of this appetlzing and timely at
tentiOn to the claims of the inner man.
In the evening the drama Comrades was
presented under the direction OF bliss A. +.
Beale wit h the following cast: Royal Man
ming, Mr.. Joseph Steele; Matt Winsor, Mr..
S. S. Simon; Marcus Graves, Mr.. K. NJ.
Scott; Simon StonP, Mr.. Charles FL. Ellis:
Nav Manning. Miss Florence Beale; Bessie
Bradley, Miss Marian Langdon; Nancy
Nipper, Miss Annie Page. Solo in the
dream scene, "Tenting on the Old Camp
Ground sung by Mr.. George Nils. The
acting was distinctly above the usual stand
ard attained by amateurs each member of
lie cast distinguishing him or herself at
particular times as an earnest OF what
may be expected to-day and tomorrow, the
work was decided whet and proves that
the public are to be given the full value OF
=. their admission fee.
TIE Home for Incurables is worthy OBJ
mas been already donated, and the Kings
Daughters in California, who number 700.
are pledged each member, to raise certain
sum for the building. Among other means,
at Irving Hall to-day will be voting bureau,
the prize being a handsome chair a notice
OF tie evening programme will be found
elsewhere.
A Military Anniversary Party.
The Third Infantry Regiment trumpet
and drum corps, comprising the field music
:ot the above regiment, gave their anniver-
,sary ball last evening at Odd Fellows Hall
The stage of the latter was effectively decor
ated with drapings OF red and white around
numerous stacks of rifles, hung with bugles,
and little pyramids OF drums, hanked on
either side with the counterfeit presentment
OF life-siZe bears executed in gold on black
ground. The decorations, which were much
admired. had been kindly furnished by Major
!. J. O'Brien.
- Some 1900 invitations had been issued,
and a large proportion of those invited made
q point Of being present. All the staff
officers put in an appearance, contributing
much to the striking aspect of the grand
:: march, which, to the music OF the Park
Band, was led by President L. w. Kelly and
Miss L. Gaughran shortly after 8 O'Clock.
1t was a remarkably pleasant ball, memoir
able for the number of bellies present and
the enthusiasm and courtesy of the sterner
= sex. Two extras were called for after the
medley.
The officers and committe, rr.1der whose
auspices the successful affait took place are
:: subJoined: T. w. Kelly, President; q. X.
-: Fleming, Vicz~Hresident; j. Il. Reilly, Re-
.eotdiqGsSecretaTyi j. l. Glennon, Fman-
ts-yrSecretary; j. j. Brusher, Treasurer; j.
Kraeger, Sergeant-at-Arms. Committee of
Arrangement L. J. Quinlan, l..
- H Fortune, j. L. Cunningham, l.. a. Lar
= sen, j. j. Brougham; Reception Committee
=. Messrs. H. Hollings, j. Beguelin, j. a.
e. -1lIprl- Shaa I ~ nanaanDaan I 4
Griffin, Joseph Teahan, NJ Thomas; floor
manager, Dir. j. j. BrOugham; Floor Com
mittee-Messrs. c. r. Smith, 4. Latham, J.
8: Hooker, +. a. Christmas, L. f. Paul, j. F.
Shirley.
The Winzerter Reception.
a most delightful reception was given by
Miss Minerva WngeTter at her residence last
. Thursday evening complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. Griffith and Miss Lucille Mesmer
. of Los Angeles. The parloTs we're elegantly
. decorated with flowers and foliage.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
The grounds surrounding the house were
brilliantly Illuminated with japanese Ian
terms and the various apartments through
out the reception suite were attractvely
prepared for the occasion. Miss Minerva
Wingerter possesses wide circle Of friends
= and the hospitality of herself and Mr.. and
. Mrs. G. j. Wingerter is always delightfully."-
p exercised.
About IL o'clock the guests retired to the
dining apartments, where a delicious and
=. bountiful collation. had been prepared. The
affair was charming and adieux were very
reluctantly said.
Among those present were: Miss Lucille
MesIuer, Miss Lena LIS, Miss Dora Medau,
Miss Hette Fischbeck, Miss Molie lis,
Miss Emma Medau, Miss Emma Shea, Miss
Emile Herman, Miss Shea, Miss Addie
-Elat, Miss Matte Bullock. Miss Emma
BpsnOp. Miss Emile Hook, Miss Edith
:. White, Miss Teny Schroeder, Miss Neppert,
Miss Kuuen, Miss Minerva Wingerten
Messrs Frank Shea, Albert Herman, Emil
:. Medau, Rudolph Fischbeck, w. Shea,
L. Mitchell, Marcus Kast, Robert O'Con-
neil, Nj. Hagenkamp, Robert Langrebe,
James Little, John Shepard, Herman VIM
: gerter,. L. Bruneger Adolph Lutgens, W.
Hammer, Mr.. Hock, Frank Hammer,
Eugene Neppert J. Lutgen, Mrs. Griffith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Medau, Mr.. and Mrs. E. VIM
: gerter, Mrs. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Win
. gerier.
80. The Peerless Club Party.
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