The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-22
A Bright Budget Of Social D0ilgS
In and Around the City,.
TIE CORWIN CHINA WEDDING.
COHG0Tdia Club Ball-LGtt9T-CaTr Enjoy a
Night 0f-PaFtT on Van Ness AFGIle.
The Pearl -GathSTHTS SOGial-S0mG Events
On the Social Horizon Personal Move
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An account of the big ball given last even
ing by the Verein Eintracht at the
Mechanics Pavilion will be found in an
other column.
The Plymouth Congregational Church
will give musical and literary entertain
ment on Tuesday evening in the parlors of
the church on Post street, near Webster,
for the benefit of Plymouth Mission Circle.
Among the attractions will be an address
entitled From San Francisco to London
and Return" by Professor w. NJ. Searby.
The present attraction among young So
ciety ladies at Los Angeles is a cooking
school. Fashionable bellies turn out en-
masse, in the face of driving rain, to attend
these fascinating expositions of the art de
cuisine.
The EpwOrth League of Simpson Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church will
celebrate Washington's Birthday by giving
literary and musical entertainment and
pink social in the lecture-room and par
lOIs of the church tomorrow evening. An
interesting programme has been prepared,
and the committee will spare no pains to
make the occasion a most enjoyable one.
Admission free.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. joseph S. Steiner at his resi-
dence, 91S Eddy street. last Sunday even
ing, prior to his departure for Europe.
Dorscht Lodge, No. 5, society COMPOSED
of German musicians. will give an enter
tainment and bali at Union-square Hall this
evening.
The specially entertainment and ball ad-
vertised in these columns for last evening
at Irving Hall was postponed, owing to the
inclemency of the weather, until next Fri
day evening.
a social will be given in the parlors of
the Central NJ. f. Church, Mission street, on
Friday evening next, under the auspices of
the a members. Nj. G. W. Arbuckle
and other fine talent of the city will partic-
ipate. spelling match will be one of the
features.
The golden wedding of Mr. Benjamin
Taylor and Mrs. Catherine Taylor was cel-
ebrated on Wednesday at the residence of
their son-in-law, Mr.. C. E. Cobb of Marys-
vile. The marriage occurred in Ohio fifty
years ago AMI they are still in good health.
The marriage of Mr.. J. Seigler and Miss
Hattie Lobe will take place to-day at st.
Georges Hall on Market street,
On Wednesday last a party of friends
gathered at the home of Miss Agnes n.
Gaertner to celebrate her birthday Among
the guests were: Miss Annie Duley, Miss
Minnie Miller, Miss Cristine Barr, Miss
Alice Fitzpatrick, Miss Hida Steinhart,
Miss Elizabeth Aspelin, the Misses Irene
and Lucy Ferris, and the Misses Ethel and
Florence Maggie. Judging by their happy
faces they must have had an enjoyable
time.
The following have been elected officers
OF the Ccrcle Francois: Emanuel Meyer,
President; Edouard Dubedat, Vice-Presi-
dent; JULES Levy, Treasurer; Edn!o nd God
chaux, Secretary; Directors-A. Cailleau,
Sylvan Well, p. W. Levy, E. Messenger
and jacques Blum.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley will arrive in this
city about March 18th. He will be accom-
panied by his wife, charming Dorothy Ten
nant that was. IL speaking of her an ex-
change says: Mrs. Stanley has not once
been Ill during her stay in America. She is
very fond OF fresh air and keeps the tenn
perature Of her room at go. Every day she
takes long walk. She thinks that Ameri.
can women are more hospitable than the
women OF London and the cities of the
British Isles. but the English girl is better
when you get acquainted with her. She
is Il little stiff and distant at first, but i'm
proves after she has thaWed out"
The Crocker Loan Exhibition.
change of locale has been decided upon
for TIE exhibition of Mrs. Crocker's art
treasures for the benefit of the Maria Kip
Orphanage and West Oakland Home for
Destitute Children. The firm of George C.
Shreve 81 Co. have kindly offered the use OF
two large art-rOoms OF Montgomery street,
near Suffer, for the exhibit and their offer
has been frankly accepted. The rooms are
very central, and will afford the highest
artistic advantages for seeing this unique
collection at its best.
The exhibition, which is to be supple
mented by some rare works Of art donated
for the purpose By Mr.. Irving Scott, will be
open every afternoon in March from / to 8
O'Clock, and every evening from the 10th to
the 18th of March from to $50 o'clock,
atfording every one an opportunity of in
spectng these foreign paintings. The art
expert, Mr. Vickery, will kindly assist in
their disposition.
tercsted in the beneficiaries Of the exhibit
ton: Mrs. W. ii: Croker. President of the
West Oakland Home for Destitute Chill
dIen; Mrs. Kirk. OF the Maria Kip Or
phanage are: Miss Gwin, President; Mrs.
W. 5: Wood, Vice-President; Mrs. Thomas
p. Woodward, Secretary; Miss Mary Ed
ridge, Corresponding Sc retary Mrs. Mary
L. LinfOrd, Treasurer; Miss Decker, Mrs.
b. b. Minor, Mrs. K. B. Sanchez. Mrs.
Isaac Trumbull, Mrs. c. V. Anthony, Mrs.
Asbury.
The Concordia Club Ball.
The Coneordia Club gave Il delightful
ball last evening at their quarters on O'Far-
rell street. A canvas yestibule protected
the guests from their carriages to the door
and the stairways were canvased. Up
stairs the ballroom was elegantly decor
ated with palms and ferns. Ballenberg fur
nished the music, and an elaborate supper
was served at midnight. The members and
their families were well represented, and
the ladies' toilets were especially elegant.
The officers of this lending club are: Mr..
J. NJ. 5. Rothschid, President; MIR. Samuel
Sacb, Vice-President; MIR G. NJ. Bettman,
Recording Secretary; Mr.. F. II. Levy.
Financial Secretary; Mr. A. Herman, Treas
urer; DirectoTs-Messrs. j. Silverberg, j.
Ii. Neustadter, Louis Stein, Louis S. Haas,
George A. Klein and Henry Sinsheimer.
The Corwin China Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. b. Corwin entertained
large number of their friends at their resi-
dence. SOC Treat avenue, on the evening of
February 18th, in commemoTation of the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
The floral decorations were artistic and
beautiful. The groom, attired in conven-
tionai suit of black, looked his own bright
happy self, and the bride, in a dark blue
silk with poiat lace trimmings, bid defiance
to old Father Time and outrivaled the girl
bride of twenty years before with her sweet
matronly beauty and gTaces.
The wedding menu was elaborate and de-
licous. The dinng-room was illumiued by
twenty lighted wax candles arranged in jap
anese bowls decorated with eyergreens-
mle-stones for the receding years. very
enjoyable musical programme was rendered