The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-16

always an event of the season in French
society-will take place at the rooms of tie
club, in Union-square Building, on Satur-
day, the 29th inst. Mr.. L. Meyer is the able
President of the club, and the Committee
on Arrangements for the ball are: Messrs.
G. Godchaux, L. Charonnat and /. w. Levy
Mrs. Munro Salisbury gave very de-
Gghtful party on Tuesday evening last In
honor of her niece, Miss Scott, who makes
her debut into society at the first german OF
the FRIDAY Night"
An informal hop took place at the Hotel
Bella Vista on Thursday evening.
The Stanford Lunch Party.
Another elaborate lunch party was given
by Mrs. Leland Stanford on Monday when
number of her friends were charmingly
entertained.
Covers we're laid for thirty, and at each
plate reposed an artistically beautiful name
card hand painted in a color alternating
with that of its neighbor. Some bore quaint
gold lettering and were trimmed with Cecile
Bruner roses tied with pink silk ribbons,
while others were lettered IN silver and the
garniture was yioletS and mauYe ribbons.
Violet pink and silver were the doml-
mating colors in the decorations. A panel OF
violet silk crossed each end OF the table
bearing elegant epergnes OF silver heaped
with fruit. The table garniture eliminated
with La France roses and rising from bed
of violets, which was thanked by twin silver
vases of exquisite design, filled with qulver-
ing grasses.
All the mid-air was interlaced with chains
of little pink roses, caught up to the central
and surrounding chandeliers with narrow
silk ribbon. The fountain in the alcove
was imbedded in flowers, adding another
touch of living brightness to the rich setting
of the luncheon scene. A perfect menu, adj
mirably served, was duly appreciated, and
Mrs. Sianford's weli-known hospitality
toward every one of her friends was never
more delightfully."- received than on this
memorable occasion.
The friends present were: Mrs. James
Carolan. Mrs. isaac S, Be!cher. Mrs: John
Aly0rd, Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mrs Frank
NJ. Pixley, Mrs. a. P. Williams. Mrs. Ho-
ratio Stebbins. Mrs. Winsor l.. Brown, Mrs.
a. n. Towne, Mrs. Charles n. Shaw, Mrs.
Moses Hopkins. Mrs. Timothy Hopkins,
Mrs. George Loomis, Mrs, T. D. McFarl4snd1,
ding, Mrs. Alma Park, Mrs; Walter Z.
Campbell, Mrs. Samuel NJ. Backus, Mrs.
John z. Jackson, Mrs. William II. CHAM
berlain, Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Mrs. henry
Reed, Mrs. William II. Sears, Mrs. Frank
McCoppin, Mrs. T. F. Low and Mrs. David
Hewes.
The New Ladies' Club.
The new ladies' club, already limited at in
these columns, has taken form aud name.
1t will known as the Club Of 80 and the first
of its six parties will be given on Saturday
evening, December 9th. at the residence Of
Mrs. II. Albert Mau, 22l5 Broadway, with
the Misses Alice and Julia Man as the
hostesses. Miss Fanny MORRISON will enter
tain next at the home OF her aunt, Mrs. r.
NJ Pixley. The members of the club are
Miss Alice Mau, Miss Gertrude Goewey,
Miss Emma Mcmillan, Miss Maude Badlam,
Miss L. Feldmann, Miss Fanny MORRISON,
Miss I. Haskell, Miss Jennie Mcmillan,
Miss Ethel Martel, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss
Ida Carleton and Miss Julia Mau.
The warspite's Visit.
The British Consul at this port was enter
tanned by the Admiral Of the Warspite at
luncheon on board the British man-of-war
on Thursday. Miss DOnohoe, daughter Of
Consul and Mrs. Denis DonohOe. took a
party on board on Friday, under the chaper-
Onage of her father. The guests OF the
young lady on the occasion were: Mrs.
John Bige ow, Misses Friedlander. Miss
Bessie Bowie, Miss Mabel Colt, Mr. Cary
Friedlander. Mr.. Ward McAllster, Mr..
| Claude Hamilton. and number of other
! friends. The Admiral went TO Mare Island
on Friday, where he will be entertained by
| Admiral and Mrs. Benham, U. S. N, the
two Admirals being old friends.
The Charity Fete.
| Inc NIldTlty ftlt ClOStu last ulSuL dlltl Ill
eminently successful run at Irving Hail. 1t
is understood that considerably over $1,000
has been melted by the enterprise.
The features yesterday were the children's
moonshine" tea, the epithet referring to
| the innocence of the decoction which was
mainly milk and water, and the cantata in
| the evening. Miss Sadie Tibbey executed
sweet whistling solo at Mrs. Wheeler Mar
| tins booth, where quite sum was taken
IN. The shadow-plctures, too. were quite
| success.
The visitors were numerous, among those
noticed being: Bishop and Mrs. Kip. Mrs.
A. NJ. PARROT, Mrs. Donglas-Dick, Mrs. w.
+. Nichols and children, and many Others.
In closing the fete, the ladies wish to have
| it known that they are always glad to re-
ceive donations of money, clothes or food
at the orphanage, Old Ladies' Home or hos
| pital. They also wish to acknowledge the
| kind and constant support during the week
| of the many well-wlshers OF those worthy
| Institutions.
| The Pederson-L"os Wedding.
very suspicious wedding took place at
| he residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel johann
son, 16 Reed street, on Saturday evening,
the Sth inst, the contracting parties being
| Mr.. William Peterson of the United States
ship Patterson and Miss Bertha Lo0S OF
| New York.
The rooms were tastefully decorated with
| SllllIdA anu uUh6lS. Alttl IullSI
| the company was invited to the dining
room, where b0untiful repast was spread.
| Numerous presents were received, notice.
| able among them being silver tea-set from
| the officers of the Patterson.
After spending many hours in social in
tercourse the company dispersed, leaving
| many heartfelt wishes that long and pros
! porous life might fall TO the lot Of the young
| couple.
The Tremonisr Party.
The second annual party of the Tremonts
| took place last evening at Odd Fellows
| Hall. About $50 couples were present, and
| enjoyed dancing until o'c lock to the music
| of Blum's Orchestra.
The officers of the club are: Mr.. j. NJ.
| McCusker, President; Mr.. James Il. Ken
| nedy, Vice-President; Mr.. NJ. J. Lawler,
Recording Secretary; Mr.. Fl. J. Gavener,
| Financial Secretary; Mr. p. III. MCGEE,
Treasurer; Mir. T. Huppert, Marshal. The
| President led the grand march with Miss
Mollie Buckley,
Following composed the committees of
the evening: Committee of Arrangements
Thomas Woods, E. W: Farrell, c. II.
Flynn, J. F: Britt, J. N. MeGHsker; Recep-
Sheehan. Ii. A. Reid, Thomas Dignan, w.
j. Mcbride; floor manager G.. Ii. Flynn;
assistant floor manager, t. j. Mullins !;
| Floor C0mmittee-M. 5. Cunning, NJ. J.
Mcdonald. w. F. Boltz, D. O'Neil, Ii. j.
Bergh, Charles White, J. Leary
A silver Wedding at Oakland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Souter celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on the
9th inst. by giving a family dinner at their
residence, on Washington street, Oakland.
The presents We're many and valuable
and their display brought EXPLANATIONS Of
delight from admiring friends. Among
them was a costly silver set sent from
| friends in Minnesota
thnp. Nv Arc
| Tindall, Miss Tndall, Mrs. Nolan, Miss L.
Nolan, Miss Leach, Miss b. Leach. Mr..
| Yager, Mr.. Robert Hawks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Portley, MIR. Snider, Miss b. Hawks, Miss
| A. Hawks, Mr.. G.. Waldreu, Mrs. Ward,
Miss K. Souter, Mr.. Ross. Miss NJ. Souter,
Miss Lottie Souter, Miss Emma Souter, MIR.
| j. Souter, Mrs. Hawks.
| Society PersonaIs.