The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Musicales and Other Enjoyable
Entertainments.
A San Jose Wedding on California
Street-A Berkeley Recital-Gather-
ing on Eleventh Street.

View and by Mrs. Mitchell Phillips and
Mrs. George Babcock of San Jose. Those
present on the latter occasional tea given
in the visitors hODOr-were: Mrs. Morrow,
Mrs. w. Il. Owen, Mrs. Mitchell Phillips,
Mrs. f. L. Foster, Mrs. J. B. Clark, Mrs.
W. C. Kennedy and Mrs. e, Cearey.
The \. S. /. X. 10 Will hold their first au-
niyersary full-dress reception this evening
at Lunrs Hail, on Polk street.
Rev. DR.. Mackenzie recently received
handsome birthday present in the form of
fifteen volumes of The Biblical Trea sury."
The Lyceum Aid Society will give lunch
to-day and tomorrow from 10:30 o'clock in
the morning till 80 o'clock in the evening
at 657 Market street. opposite the Lolita
fountain.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Trinity Church on Saturday evening in San
Jose. when Mr.. Edward Hilton of Oak
Grove, youngest son of the late Rev. Henry
Hilton of Milstead, Kent County, England,
was married TO Miss Mary May Moray
Stuart, daughter of the late Rev. j. o.
Stuart and grand daughter of the Hon. John
Louis Stuart. second son of the Earl OF
Moray. Rev. +. b. o. Lewis, rector of st.
Luke's Church, Los GatOS. was the officiating
Clergyman.
James a. Garfield Corps, No 81, w. r. c.,
will hold their regular meeting this evening
in o. C. F. Hall, Alcazar Building.
A grand reception was rendered the
Danish tug Of-war team by Branch Dame
brog of the united Danish societies of Amer
lea at X. K. b. Hall on Mason street last
Saturday night Great honor was shown
BY all the members of the society to the
team of the rope, which so honorably strug-
gled against all nations, After an opening
speech by the President the team was taken
in as members of the Dannebrog.
Alta Lodge, No. 242, A. o. U. w, will
al entertainments and snpi al
Ing at MangePs Hall. Twenty-fourth and
Folsom streets.
The second invitation musicale by the
Norwegian pianiste, Miss Magda Bugge,
friends on Saturday at her residence, i6OS
Pacific avenue a charming programme was
rendered. Among the numbers particularly
noticeable were the RoEdo op. 10 of
Chopin. exquisitely played by the hostess;
some songs artistlcally sung by Nine.
Mismer, and q violin solo, "Sarasate's
Faust Fantastic" by the rising and tai
ented young violinist, Hother Wismer.
young Ladies' Institute No. Will give
stereopticon views of Ireland, followed by
a social, this evening at uniOn-sqnare Hall.
Miss Auna |. Chaplin and Mr.. Charles K.
Collins will be married this evening in st.
Luke's Church.
The Clarke Recital at Berkeley.
The dramatic recital given at Berkeley on
last Friday evening by Miss Bertha Clarke
was enjoyed by large and appreciative au-
dience of tile first people in the literary and
social circles of that town.
Mr.. Alfred Wilkie, the tenor of the Uni
tartan Church of San Francisco, well known
among musical people as the most accom-
plished of vocalists, assisted Miss Clarke in
few numbers which elected most genuine
applause.
Miss Clarke in her varied programme
gave evidence of perfect control of voice and
figure and of facial expres sion, and showed
careful study and severe training. Her
figure and carriage are graceful and her ges-
lures significant and appropriate, while her
enthusiasm gives force. character and life TO
her work.
Miss Clarke intends to give another read
ing in the first months of the next year, in
which she will render Coupon Bonds by
Trowbridge, and other new recitals. The
programme above referred to was as follows
Miss Clarke, "Ramoua" Bret Hartel Lost
and F9gnd 5Ga HamillSnJ; Aied Wkie
OF Provence" tAdelaide PROCTOR. Shadows"
Lenon}; Alfred Wilke, My Pretty Jane"
Ingelow); Alfred " like, Evening Song (Blu-
menthaD; Miss CLARKE, The Owl Critic"
"Awiuly Lovely Philosophy "Darkey Ser
mon"
Domino Party on California Street.
Last Saturday evening the California resi-
dence Of Mrs. Michael Joseph Kelly pre-
sented an aspect of unusual gayety, invita-
tions having been issued for domino party.
The house was brilliantly lighted and
decorated with flowers aad ported plants.
The dining-ioom on this occasion was con-
verted into punch room. At the far end
the orchestra was screened by lattice
work Of palms, anthemums, ferns and
lilies.
Mrs. Kelly was assisted in receiving and
entertaining her guests by her daughters,
Miss Annie and Miss Matte Kelly. At II
O'Clock sharp tile guests unmasked. Sou
venirs were issued to the guests as they en-
tered the drawing-room These were in the
shape of A harp, tied with ribbons. The
ladies received pink, the gentlemen green.
Each bore a number. ana the gentlemen
sought the lady bearing the duplicate just
before unmaSklng, in order 10 escort her to
supper. Great amusement was created
when his partner unma5kei and proved to
be gentleman. The march was played BY
the orchestra and the guests marched to
supper Tete-a-tete tables were strewn
throughout the library, card and billiard
rooms.
The CeciIian Club then played some
classical selections upon the various instru-
ments, which were appreciated bylall. Nine
Christine lie la MOthe eDraptured all pres
emit by her Laughing Song" 1t was in
the small hours of the morning before the
last guest WAS reluctantly driven away.
Among those present were Miss Mamie
Gillon. Miss Mary Durkin. Nine. Christine
de la Mothe, Miss Lizzie Mahony, Miss
Kate Bateman, Miss Cashin, Miss Kate
Brady, Miss Emma Cline, Miss Rose
Sweeney, Miss Lille Cashin, Miss Mar
garet McAulife, Miss Annie Fenmel, Miss
Henderson. Miss Minnie Fay, Miss Annie
0Neill, Miss Jennie O'Reilly, Miss Mamie
Warren, Miss Maggie Quinn of San Jose
Messrs. Emerson, Brady, Hughes, Frank
Mahony, James Sweeney, Frank McMahon,
John Bateman, Joseph Grennan, Eugene
Gushing. W. O'Neill, John Grennan. Joseph
p. Kelly.
The Twilight Club.
The Twilight Club held an initial lat
home" on Saturday evening at Saratoga
Hall. A very Interesting programme of
recitations, songs and instrumental selec-
tons was given, after which dancing was
INDUCED in till midnight. Altogether the
affair was highly successful. The officers
of the club are: President. George V. Lee
roi; Vice President Miss May Z. Andrews
Secretary, Fred w. Evans; Treasurer, San
ford A. Moss; Financial Secretaries, Miss
Kitty Eagles and Miss Mabel Williamson.
Party on Eleventh Street.
On last Saturday evening the Burns resi-
dence on Eleventh street was the scene of a
large social gathering, the occasion being a
surprise party rendered to Miss Fanny
Burns by her many friends. The parlOrs
We're beautifully decorated with chrysan-
themums and smilax, and presented q very
| attractive appearance.
Songs, dancing and other amusements
served to pass the evening most pleasantly,
| aid at II o'clock, to the strains Of the " Es-
| eort March" the guests proceeded to the
banquet hall, where the menu was most at
tractively served. Between courses a string
band disc0ursed excellent music. The floor
was under the direction of the Comrades, -
who managed it with their usual skill
Among those present were: Miss Fanny
Burns, Miss Emma Norton, Miss Sarah
Boyle, Miss May Jennings Miss Mamie
Barr. Miss Emma Burns. Miss Kittie
OLeary, Miss Sarah Kane, Miss Lulu Kelly,
Miss Eta Barlie, Miss Tessis Graney, Miss
Sadie Drscoll. Miss Carrie Meyers, Miss
| Ida Barrie, Miss Alice Bailie, Miss Il. Nor
tonoYch. Miss Kittie Burns Miss Kittie