The morning call., 1890-12-14
The Latest and Fullest Record
Of a Bright and Busy
Season.
KING KALAKAUA ENTERTAINED.
Complimentary Dinner to Count &C.
dercrantz-Colonel Markham at
Los Angeles-Knishts of Honor
Entertainment - Maison Euchre
Party-Ives-Han Wedding-An
Oakland German-Notes.

The Verein Eintraeht Hall will be the
scene of chidren's festival this evening.
The December dinner yesterday of the
Thirteen Club at New York was Cali
fornia dinner" as arrangements Lad been
made for supplying thirteen brands Of Cali
fornia wine and like number of California
and Mexican dishes to the members who
braved superstition on December 18Th.
Among the entertainments being proifered
King Kalakaua during his visit may be
mentioned the pleasant reception rendered
him by Miss Lake last Wednesday at her
school on Suffer street. Among those pres
emit were: Colonel Baker, Admiral Brown,
Colonel Macfarlane, Mrs. Homer S. King.
Mrs. Frances Edgerton, Miss Sol of Central
America, Miss NJ. Dudley, Miss CARRIER and
others.
The closing exercises of Mrs. Blake's Oak
land Seminary will take place on the 10th
inst. If, through change of name or adj
dress, any individual invitations have been
omitted, all who have ever been connected
with the school are hereby cordially in
vited to be present.
A novel organization has recently been
formed in Seattle under the name Of the
Ananias Club, or Club Of Forty Liars. AS
evidenced by the name, the object of the
club is TO develop embryonic Baron Nun
ehausens and Tom Ochiltrees. Some twenty
prominent young men of Seattle have been
admitted ION suspicion"
Miss Yorke will give reading at the Ho-
tel Pleasanton next Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Her subject will be, 1.-The Life Of
Marie Bashkirtseff."
The Thursday Night Club held another
of its delightful parties last Thursday even
ing at Assembly Hall. The music was fur
nished by the Ballenberg and Yanke Or
chestra and very enjoyable time was
spent The gentlemen of the committee for
the evening were John F. Brooke, w. o.
Butler, Dr. Charles Mohun, c. T. Ryland,
Thomas Sullivan, James Irvine and DR.. w.
+. ReaTden.
The Booth Dramatic Company will pro-
duce ''Virginius" at Irving hall this even
ing.
Consul and Mrs. Mckinley invited his
Majesty King Kalakaua and suite to a
tbeater party one day last week. After the
opera the party enjoyed sumptuous sup
per. Among those present were Admiral
Brown, U. S. N, of the Charleston, Colonel
George w. Macfarlane, Colonel Baker, Mr..
Blanche Cornwall, Miss Ida Mckinley and
Lieutenant Blow, U. S. n.
The Lund Dinner Party.
Consul and Mrs. Henry Lund gave din
ner last Thursday evening at their resi-
dence, 1914 Washington street, compli-
mentary to the newly appointed Chief
Justice TO Samoa, Count c. de CedercrantZ.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Thomas BoysoD, DR.. and
Mrs John a; W; Lqndborg, Mr.; z. de Ulf-
M ria and Mr. Hat1rt
Lund Jr. were invited 10 meet the Chief
Justice.
johnson Reception at Los Angeles.
Last I thursday night General and Mrs. E.
p. johnson, at their residence on Hope
street, Los Angeles, rendered Governor
elect and Mrs. II. ID. Markham a reception.
Several hundred invitations were sent out,
and quite number responded in person.
The guests were received by General and
Mrs. Johnson and Major E. L. Stern, and
presented to the guests OF the evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent and refresh
ments were served. Some excellent music
was furnished during the evening.
Among the guests present were: General
McCook and mem beers of his staff, ex-GOv-
ernor Stoneman, Samuel j. Thornton of San
Francisco, Senator-elect Eli Dennison of
Alameda, Senator-elect Carpenter of Los
Angeles, Representative-elect Mathews of
Los Angeles, Mayor Hazard and Mrs. Haz-
ard. and number Of prominent citizens.
The RECEPTION was success in every sense
Of the word.
The Stewart Euchre Party.
An agreeable affair a few days ago was
the progressive euchre party given by Mr..
and Mrs. James Stewart, at their residence
on Pacific avenue. A lively contest, rang
ing from the booby-table in the hall to the
honorable tables placed in the reception
rooms, was followed by the service Of q
delicious supper. Among the guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. viii, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ia Montanya -Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
OKane. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss Jennie
de La Montanya, Miss Adele Martel, Miss
Ethel Martel. Miss Masten, Miss May Nor
ton, the Misses Flood. the Misses VAIN
wright, Mr.. Fred VIII, MIR. Welhered, Mr.,
Freeman and Mr.. hurry.
The Oakland CotiIIion Club.
The second meeting of the Oakland Co.
tillon Club took place on Friday evening al
Simmons Hall. 1t took the form of ger.
man, led by Mr.. Harry Houghton, with the
assistance of Mr.. Rhodes Borden, and was
a delightful affair. Brandt furnished the
music.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs p. E
Bowles, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Glascock, Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Henshaw, Mr. and Mrs. c.
0. G. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Stratton
Mrs W. c. Ralston, Mrs Wall. Mrs George
ii. Wheaton, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Handy, Mrs
Orr, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Sessions, Mrs
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brigham
Mrs. GOodall, Mrs. Isaac Upham.
Miss Gertrude Bailey, Mrs. Grace Barstow
Miss Helen Borden, Miss Louisa Booth, Miss
FIoy Brown, Miss Lena Brigham, Miss Mel
lie Chabot, Miss Edith Cohen, Miss Kate
Clement, Miss Jessie Coleman, Miss Esma
Dean. Miss Mary Dean. Miss Mary DIM.
ham, Miss Ella Go0dall, Miss Bessie Harris
Miss Mollie Hutchinson, Miss Hardit
Hutchinson, Miss Knowles, Misses Mckee
Miss Minnie Wilcox. Miss Bertha Wilcox
Miss Bessie Wall Miss Una Handy, Miss
Cassie Drumm, Miss Annie Moore, Miss
Lottie Moore, Miss Fannie Orr, Miss Mary
Philips, Miss Mamie Prather, Miss Clarie
Ralst0n, Miss Annie Sessions, Miss Eliza
beth Watt, Miss Eta Tucker, Miss Ella Wall
Miss Bessie Wheaton, Miss Mary Williams.
Miss Violet Whitney, Miss Stephanie Whit
neg.
Mrs. Carl Howard, Paxton Howard. II
Z. Wadsworth, A A. Bayley, Joseph Hoop
er. Arthur Hutton, Z. L. Brayton, B. d
WymaD, Frank Drumm, f. II. Lorin, RALPH
Moore. Lieutenant West. u. S. N, Georg,
McNear, A. S. Macdonald. William Pown
ing, B. II. Pendleton, Ed PRINCE, Ben Tay
Tor, E. G. Vincent, Stedmund Van Wytk
George Wheaton, a.. P. Squire, u. b
Houghton. P. HUTCHINSON. A; 3. James
Il. E. Miller, Horace Miller. William Ma
Giiiivray. Edison F. Adams, Harry Adams
a. F. Brayton Jr.. Rhodes Borden, Samue
Brock. d. L. Coleman, A. Clement, Rober