The morning call., 1891-11-08
EVENTS In THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
ht.Footed Dancers Speed the
Flying Hours.
he McNutt Debut Tea-Annual Ball Of the
CalHopeans-Family Festivities-The
Coming Charity Ball.

school, appear in another column.
Miss Mcpherson gave a charming Halloween
party al her residence last Saturday evening, aud
Entertained many Of her friends, among whom
we're: Miss Gwin, Miss Scott Miss Sale HUE
Miss Ruger, Miss Hall, Miss Zane, Miss Kip,
Miss Thompson, Miss Roberta L. Lee Wright,
Mr.. LoughborouGh. Mr.. Kip, Mr.. Judd, Mr..
Charles Mcintosh Nj Robert HUE, MIR. Ryland
Lieutenant Lowering. U. S. A. MIR. Aldridee
Mr.. Messersmth. MIR. Wethered and others.
An entertainment entitled "PicluresQu Photo
graphy" from lantern slides loaned by members
Of the California Camera Club. will be given in
The psrlors OF the Unitarian Church, corner
Franklin aud Geary slleets, Friday evening"
November 18th, at O'clock. Musical inter
!udes Will he given by members OF tile Mandolin
Tie san Francisco schuetzen Ladies' veren
gave their eleventh masquerade bail last even
Ing al Saratoga Hall. II was, as Usual, great
success, TepleIe with enjoyment and largely al.
tended MIR. Fred Ii. MASS Othclated as floor
manager and on the other committees were:
Mrs. NJ DucKer, Mrs. A, Meyer, Mrs {. Uhlig
Mrs. J. Staffenback, Mr.. George II. Lund!n and
others.
The Woman's Educational and Industrial
Union Will hold Christmas bazaar on Tie Sth,
9Th and 10Th OF December. al the rooms of the
society, 427 Suffer street.
Miss Lille Brush, cousin OF Mrs. NOlney
Spalding. and Mr. Hugh Hume, were quietly
msiIied vest rday, ut noon, In the White laror
Of the Bella Vista HOe. Only the immediate
friends Of the bride aud groom were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume will for The present reside
at the Occidental Hotel.
Tie second musical Sunday afternoon" will
take place Today at Stelnway Hall, when the
He mann Brandt quartet VIII appear aud Mrs.
j. NJ. Pierce Will be lie vocalist
Odd Fellows hall last night was given over
10 The Cahonia Sugar Refining Mutual Aid So
eieIy which made pronounced success of its
hrsl ball Mr.. j. NJ. Quinn directed the floor,
assisted by MIR. Frank Curry. Inc enjoyable
affair Was arranged by Messrs T. J. Henry, E.
j. Iuggey, Hans Esk sen, Fled Plnkham, h.
Bode. NJ. Quinn, james Craig, P. Sweeney
The Iurlines viii entertain their friends rhi.
evening al Bcrsaglier Hall, Stockton street,
Will rug olwar between team from the Lul-
lines and = lean from The AOa Club Both
teams Will be evenly matched.
Minerva Circle, No. 90. {. o. F. gave domino
party last evening at Foresters' Hall. The Re-
ceptiou Committee consisted of Mrs. s. Bever
son, Mrs, Smith, Mr.. J. Dslreil, Mr.. j. L. Pol
lock. MIS-. kreker Nj. George Friedman
managed the floor.
The music al Tie Clover Club reception was
quite a feature of that enjoyable affair Ii was
furnished by Gear Brands orchestra, which
deserved all The credit accorded by The guests.
Harmony Grove. No. So, L. A. y. D.. enter
taned a large number OF friends last evening al
Harmony Hail, l7+9 Mission street. The Booth
Company gave " Ghe Chimney Corner very
pleasingly, Mr.. &. Ii. Buck delivered an el0-
quent address on "DIudism," and the affair
clused WIFI pleasant social dauc'.
The eighth annual Concert and ball OF the
Harmonic Singing Society will take place this
evening in leuIOnia Han, 1922 Howard street.
Among those entertained Al The Merry Hal
loWeen party on Saturday evening week ago
we're: Mis-. 5eweil, Mrs. ' rmeDf, Mrs. Edward
DuUon, Miss Bessie Shreye Miss Minnie
HoughtoD, Mis- Jennie Watson, The Misses
Sewell, Miss Nelmehr Mlss Louise Duu;on; Mr.
Jerome Watson, MI. George Shieve Messrs.
YeImehr, Mr.. Chspiu, Nj. NaIeIworth aud
Utn rs.
The French Alliance has Issued invitations for
an enter aumeut aud ball 10 be given al Irving
Hall thIs evening. lie affair Is under dislin-
Deiongraye, lie French Consul General here.
The Charity Eau.
The annual charity bal! of the WOman's Ex-
change occurs next Thursday evening in Pioneer
Hall Every attention gat taste and care die
tate viii be given 10 The arrangements. Mr. f.
NJ. Greeuway manages the floor. Mr.. Noah
Brandt Lss been secured by Mr.. Henry Heymau
FOR tie music, MS kerSry viii decorate with
the palms, ferns and 20 ted plants generou -ly
loaned by The PARK and donated by Mines.
NeIheIbre, S!oss. Hopkins, Getstle, Wandes.
iOTde aud other managers and friends. Mrs.
John CuTiey, assisted by The officers and Dlrec-
tots, VIII receive Tie guests. Tue tickets are sell
Ing well, one OF the inducements 10 purchase
being the supper, when Is TO be elaborate.
Tie McNutt Tea.
Miss Mary McNutt, The charming daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. W. F. McNuit, was introduced to
society yesterday afternoon al a tea given for
her by her parents al their CafoTula-sIIeet resi-
dence
Chrysanthemums exotics blossoms and an ar.
tisi!c rrOfusou OF palms ana clustering ever
greens combined TO produce the prettiest effects
N the reception ana oluins salons, which were
crowded with friends. A stTlng o chestra was in
attendance, ana delicious refreshments were
served. Many OF tile younger people remained
10 Djuy Little dancing before taking leave Of
their hostess.
he latter was assisted IN her hospltable duties
by MIS-. AubeuTied, Mrs Ellis, Ms. Coon. Mrs
POnieTUy, Mis-. Kerr. Miss NuttalI. Miss Ellis,
ISIS Slerry. Misses A.he. Miss Deming Miss
Klule Miss Hunt. Mas Hoffman and Misses
Smith.
The Calliopeans' Ball.
The most prominent dance last night was the
annual ball OF tie Caopean Club, composed of
members Of tile younger set in Hebrew society
circles. Tie club has been in existence some
years and owns comfortable quarters on Pine
street, resisting all OverluIes from the Concordla
FeIein TO lose their individuality in amaga-
maIiOn.
The ball took place 10 Union.souare Hall. and
was brilliant affair. Invitations were limited
70 one hundred aud eighty-fye, with the result
that there was no cIUwding. CbapeTOns
are dispensed with AT the clubs balls
and The young ladies queened 1t delightfully."-.
There was an extraordinary humber Of bellies
present. together with several OF the season 5
deOutantes, Including Miss Lydia Llebes Miss
Lean Gerst, Miss Schwetzer aud Miss Loop.
Ihey formed the principal decorations iu the
nall, WIN tie addition OF several lovely floral
pieces. All the approaches were canvased and
lined WIN potted plants, aud The entrance was
pIofeci ed by awning.
President Leon Wen led the grand march, and
Mrs. Arthur Bachman oi1iclated floor mana
ger. An elaborate supper was s-TYed at mid
night, aud balienbeTg's services were reQull ed
afterHard for several hours. The club has never
given more successful ball.
he present directorate consists OF Mr.. Leon
WEI, Preside nj; MI \. l. Cook. Vice President
MT. george Liebes. secretary; Mr.. D Guggeu-
hime, Treasurer. Irusts s-NlessTs. l. ]. Blown,
A Bachman and (. d. Peixotto.
Party shIpley Street.
A pleasant party was given by Mr.. j. Reece In
honor Of Mrs. NJ. Colderwood at her residence
30 Shipley street. A very enjoyable evening
A
oountlfu SUPPER was served al midnight, afleI
which The guests returned to the parlors
Among those present were: Mrs. Nj. Colder
wood, MIR. and Mrs. Spouart MIR. and Mrs. dt
Rosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Spouart Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
DTUmmond, Miss Maggie SpOuart Miss Maggie
Qulgley, Miss Victoria de Rosa Miss Grace
Spouart, Miss Maggie Neilan, Miss Genevevt
SpouaIt, Miss Hannah SpOuart, Miss May Sheri
Miss Annie LAWN, Miss Annie do Rosa, Mis-.
kaIe sullivan, Miss Blanche Kenuey, Miss
Maud WutEricl
The National Club Ball.
The popular National Club, organized In J1ly
1888, held their third anniversary souvenir bal
last evening at Bhai Birth Hail.
his year The club fatty eclipsed Itself giving
specially elegant souvenirs and having an i'm
meDse attendance. The souvenirs were colorec
crimson and white In bars benea attn a srction ul
dark blue plush dotted with golden stars, auC
crossed by ribbon bearing the club title. Dane
ing TO BUNS music continued Til l O'Clock. A
special souvenir of elaborate design was given
10 the lady Leading the grand march.
The committees consisted of: Commltte,
Of Arrangements = Robert Lltue, G. G
Liehl, +. w. Amman, j. II. Jones
q. Blair; Reception COMMUNICATION. l.
K kllerr, w. II. Cowan, Robert Weneke, Peter
Dev-Dy, DR.. +. +. hufe, L. D.lecat; Floor Com
mltlee-G. S. Clark, X. A. Lundsttom, G. NJ
shelbouru, J. II. Thomas, j. NJ. Hogan, c. r
Anderson, K. f. Bottera; floor manager, Franz
Thompson; assistant, Fl. A. Wolfe.
Surprise on O'Farrell Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given by
Miss Z. Gonzalez TO Miss L. Walton at her resi-.
denee, l45o o'Farrell street. on last Friday even.
ing.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs j. Gonzalez,
Miss K. Broderlck. Miss Z. Gonzalez and Mr. W.
Moron, ana banjo selections by Mr.. f. BidemaI
anG MI r. Gonzalez. Supper was served 1T Il
o'clock and dancing was kept up TIL o'clock
Among those present were: Mrs I. Walton
Mrs. ]. Gonzalez, Mrs. Strebel, Miss T. Walton
Miss Z. Gonzalez, Miss Ethel Walton, Miss NJ
Wight, Miss b. R0den, Misses Rose and Annie
Frederick. Miss L. Woods, Miss c. Harris Mis-,
Il. Tucker. Miss M. Evens, Miss A. Braid ant
Miss Al. Hessler.
Party on Seventh Street.
TIE Misses Sericano of 423 Seventh street en-