The morning call., 1891-03-07
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
" Tournament of IdylcOurt" by
Calvary Church Members.
The Sports Party-Gamma Eta Kappa Dance.
Aleazar Council Entertainment Music
at sacramento-Notes

Mrs. A. W. Scott has kindly accorded the
use of her handsome residence on Buchanan
street for special entertainment to be given
shortly by the ladies' of the First PreSby-
terrain Church. The entertainment is TO be
a pot ourri" and this rather tantalzing
title is suggestive of all that is chaimipglv
varied. The evenings of the 20.h and 2l>t
have been fixed upon for the presentation of
the ''pot-pourri."
The Cercle Francois viii hold reception
at their rooms in Union-sQuare Hall this
evening.
Mrs. l.. Soss has been elected Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. NJ. Castle and Mrs. +. NJ
Block Directors Of the WOman'S Exchange.
The fifth annual campfire and ball of
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies of the e.
A. r, will take place az B'nai Birth Hall
Thursday evening next.
Mrs. NJ. Fabian will receive this afternoon
at her residence, 621 Geary street.
. The Swedish society, North Star, will give
dramatic representation and ball this
evening at Union-square Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Siegler will be at home
Sunday and Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. at 2133 Pine street
The members of the Box-sawyer5' aud
Nailers' Union will give social this even
ing at B'nai Birth Hall.
On the 18th o. February MIR. G. Erickson,
connected with the San Francisco Electric
Light Company, was married to Miss BELLY
Erickson, formerly Of Boiuas. by Rev.
Elmfjord, in Golden Gate avenue. After the
ceremony a banquet was given at Il reStau-
rant on LarkiB street, the festivities lasting
till O'clock in the morning. Thrty-tve of
their friends and Well-wiSherS were present.
Many presents were received.
A chlldien's fair IN aid of the Crntch and
Splint Fund of the Children's Hosl ital will
be held at Miss Vests school, 20l4 Van
Ness avenue, this afternoon at , O'Clock.
Hamilton Musicale Mt Sacramento.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. L. r. Hamilt on
gave musicale to a number of friends at
her home in Sacramento. The apartments
were most deliberately and BEAUTIFULLY
decorated. During the evening MisssHay-
mund gave several fine solos on the piano,
while Misses Aud and HerSey furnsh shed
equally enjoyable vocal selections. Among
tue guests present were the following:
Mrs. II. II. Markham, Mrs. j. C. Reddicl,
Ii. Mahoney. Mrs. II. C. Dbble, Mrs. f. l..
Coombs, Mrs. g. q. Guucher, Mr.. L. G.
VOORHEES,, Miss Siddons, Mrs Birdslll, Mrs.
Jackson, Miss HerseY, Miss Aud, Miss Nc
Intire, Mrs. Nj. Drew, Miss Hawley, Miss
Raymond, Mrs. Hcrsey, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs.
d. Burns. Miss Lynne, Miss Craudall and
many others.
The Goddesses' Tournament.
A charming idyI was presented last even
ing at Irving Hall, under the auspices of the
Semper Fidelis Society of Calvary Presby-
terrain Church. There was a large and
representative audience, who were amply
repaid for attendance by the dainty fare set
before them.
Part | of the programme was under the
direction of Miss II. Heron, and consisted
of concert selections which were remark
ably well received, each number earning an
encore. Following was the order of rendi-
ton: Dolores Club-Messrs. o. Filing
house, II. Gendar ID. Mclaughlin. W. Hal
lett; baryt'ne solo, Professor G. G. Munson;