The morning call., 1891-10-31
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Opening Meeting Of the Friday
Night Dancing Club.
A Scotch Halloween Ball-The New Union
Square Club-Read-J Jordan Wedding-A
Club surprise-Little Notes.

OluU pIlsc 4tVtOo'
To-day will be noted by society as the
date of the chrysanthemum tea to be given at
the residence of Mrs. l.. l.. Baker, corner of
Franklin and Washington streets, in aid of
the Crutch and Splint Fund,of tho Children's s
Hospital. One of the prettiest children's
fetes of the season is looked for, as the little
ones have been asked to come in japanese
costume. Mrs. Baker has placed the entire
lower floor at the disposal OF the decorators,
who have availed themselves Of her gener-
Gus carte blanche TO great purpose. The
music this afternoon will be particularly
fine and will include numbers by Donald de
V. Graham and Mrs. Mary Wyman Will
Jams.
Governor Markham has notified the First
Troop Cavalry, n. G. c., that he will be
present with his staff at their ball on 20
yember Sd.
The ladies of the First English Lutheran
Church announce a bazaar, entertainment
and lunch, 10 take place in UntOn-square
Hall next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday until 4 o'clock. The
proceeds will be devoted to the benefit Of
the church. which is on GeaTy street. near
Cough.
The chrysanthemum tea yesterday after
noon at Mrs. d. w. Folger's residence was
4 delightful affair. A full account viii be
found in another column.
A tea Tor the benefit Of the Elsmere Kin
dergarten Will take place this afternoon
from . 10 10 O'clock al the residence OF Mrs.
c. D. Hill. III Leayenworth street
Another enjoyable sociabIe was given last
evening by the EpwUrth League of Howard
NJ Churph An pXPAlIpDt
gramme was presented.
The first public concert of the Arion ' Ner-
Elm will take place this evening ut Odd Eel
lows Hail.
On Wednesday evening Miss May S. Glass.
an eStlmable young lady of this city, was
welded to Mr.. William S. Stoddard with
the Sierra Lumber Company of Red Bluff,
by the Rev. DR.. Spaldng, at st. Johns
Church. The bridal party afterward par
took Of breakfast at a fashionable restau-
rant. Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard will reside at
Red Bluff.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
l. o. o. F., will hold "pantile party this
evening in Memorial Hail, Odd Fellows
Building.
The Harmonic Club gave one of their
enthusiastically enjoyable thigh jnks"
last evening in the upper banquet-hall OF
OF l UniOn-Sgu3re Bnildlng.
The EOla Club will give a Turkish candy
party at Ieutona Hall this evening.
a dramatic entertainment and ball will
be given by the Swedish Society at Irving
Hall this evening.
This evening the Children's Progressive
Lyceum will meet at 90915 Market street.
An enjoyable pumpkin opening" and
Halloween party was given last evening at
St. Georges Hall by Young Ladies Institute
No. ..
\ masquerade ball will be given under the
auspices of the ladies Of James A. Garfield,
No. p, w. +. C., and the comrades of
James A. GARFIELD Post, G. A. r, this even
ing at B'nai Birth Hall The proceeds will
be applied to the relief fund for charitable
purposes.
The Oakland Charity Ball.
A notable society event last night in Oak
land was the annual charity ball, which
took place in Cavalry Hall. 1t was given
under the auspices of the ladies of the Fa-
biola Hospital Association and the follow
ing patronesses: Mrs. H., p. Liyermore.
Mrs. j, f. HOughtOn, Mrs. 4. W. Kirkham,
Mrs T. l.. Becker. Mrs. George Whitney.
Mrs. George II. Wheaton, Mrs. j. G, Aims
worth, Mrs. &. w. Grayson, Mrs. Robert S.
Knight, Mrs. Edwin Goodall, Mrs. f. NJ.
Smith, Mrs. A. a. Moore; Mrs. w. B. Ham,
iton, Mrs Prentiss SeIby, Mrs. Isaac: Up
ham. Mrs. Henry WadswOrth, Mrs. b. +.
Durham. Mrs IL. G.. Taft Mrs. Frederick
Delgtr,. Mrs. Robert Watt, Mrs. L. G.
Brown; Mrs Paul L0hse, Mrs. H. l.. Brsn-
well. Mrs HiraHI Tubbs, Mrs. Franklin
Bangs, Mrs. a: a; Pennoyer, Mrs. William
BunkpF, Mrs. b: Nelman, Mrs. Oscar Der
by, Mus; Archie BorIand,: Mrs. Jnhn Bal4
Idrl, Mrs. G.. D..Plefce, Mrs; +. b: GInn. I .
There Was.a very. large. attendanee, land
the: hall which Had been thrown into pIle
large. dancing area had been efa60Tately
.dreoEatett. The music was furnished by the
presented was q NEST brilliant one. the
lgtiips' toilets seeming To- ECLIPSE those seen
;oil:f0Itf3e er Oef9SieIiS Of the kind A Number
Of saeiety {eople attended from this clty;.;
The Floor Commit tee. consisted. of Messr5-
J. AtheaFe Folger, HAIRY HoQghtoIi, Rhodes
Borden and a.. 5: MaeheHald II. l. ......
The Friday Night Dancing Club. -.
r. The Friday Night Dancing Club, which
gave several PARTIES last year, opened their
1sel-2 season last evening", al .Lunt,s Hall,
witH a remarkably PLEASANT meeting. "
This year the club. which has rremb Der
ship Of thirty five gentlemen, each of whom
is allowed tlfree Invitations, Will give FIVE
parties, one of WHICH Will be "a bal poudre
and ano nother a leap=year party, the german
giving way 10 general dancing.i The MEM
beTs are all Young society gentlemen, and
the Organization is almost an affilfati0ll: of
the Friday: Might Club = -: =; ;--..:..
., Thefe was fnll Representation last night
and the hall booked very bright with its
fitting einbla4e of youth aud beauty
against a back ground df palms and bunting.
Brandt's orchestra ofiiciated, and delicious
. Refreshments were served between the sets.
AIt. j.. D.. StHbbs ,jr. directed the. floor,
assisted by Messrs. Herbert Cunn, A. e..
Field, Thomas g. TayleT Jr. and Philip a.
Williams: naneihg contained Till oele cl
Among those present were: Miss Bnssie
Yrifnger, Miss Dplla, Mills, Miss K Niche
Ter, Miss Mamie 4,hGinhs, Miss y i0fet So1le,
Miss Mabel IEill, the MIsseS Carrie and
A efsrx-t Miss TlIJtplliJ1sOrl AFiSSTYa
Tucker, Miss Benneft Of Oakland, Miss
NJ abel H6nSton, Miss ARniA! Field, Miss
Nellie Stul,bs, Miss Mona Williams, Miss
Alice Alcgutchen. Miss Anita Hunt, Miss
I,ayiof, Miss Flersnce Hayes; Miss
Miss Stone, Miss Mamie Williams,
Miss Gertrlde Burnett. tle. Mlsses Finley
MessTs. ISatbh HarrGb,: ". o. GennoT. 1rY-.
ing NIllls, james Hbhbs, Marias Burnett,
Charles Sage A. T.. Conner, Henry Lupd.
George Riddelt, Oscar Beatty, j. M.-Ver-
mere. Wiber Logan, Ellis Adams Jr., w.
Grayson Dutton, Harry Dntton, Frank Fin
ley, George Foute, r. D. Rodgers, Leonard
Everett, George Gibbs, Walter Scott, Rob
ert Rausome, Howard Chadbourne.
The Reed-Jordan Wedding.
Captain Fl. l.. Reed and Miss Marie Jor-
dan were married by. Kev. Horatio Stebbius
OH Monday evening last at the First Unita4
:fian Church. which was piettily decorated
for the: OCCASION. Miss V. Jordan was the
maid of honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Gottig, Miss Won, Pelt, Miss Hilgard
and Miss Schusslers "A reception was after
ward held at the residence Of Mr.. and, Mrs.
Rudolph Jordan, the BRIDES parents, on Full
ton street, near Fillmore, where the auspi-
cous event was duly celebrated.
The Union-Square Club Hop. E.
Last evening was su cessfully foated a
new club. the Union Square. which is likely
to play prominent part in our social his
tory. Formed of young business men it
starts out with the intention of maintaining
an exclusive standard while affordinga max
imum of enjoyment at its monthly enter,
tainments. The latter will be dances, con-
certS. ETC., in the winter, with open-alr ex-
cursions 10 the summer, thus rather extend
ing the lines laid down by the Western Ad-
dition Club. The membership, now S5, will
be limited to 100.
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