The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-01
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Brilliant CLOSING Meeting Of The
Oakland COtiIli0n Club.
THE DEAN SOIREE DANSANTE.
Announcements Of Interesting Events School
Entertainment at South San FranGiSC0-A
Nationalist Surprise at Ocean ViGW-The
Wade Tin Wedding An Alameda Ami
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VerSay.
The tenth anniversary ball of the San
Francisco Ladies' Benevolent Society will
take place at Irving hall this evening.
The completion of the twenty-fourth
year of Emmanuel Mission Sunday-school
was observed on Thursday evening by an
entertainment in the hall, 92S Harrison
street, when. besides the usual songs and
recitations of the pupils, number of pieces
were played by the American Brass Band,
under the direction of the leader, Mr..
Hines, and at the close Of the exercises
Santa Claus made his appearance, bringing
with him an abundance Of candy and cakes,
which were fairly distributed, the whole
making the occasion a very enjoyable one
indeed.
The Junior Western Addition Literary
and Social Club held its first meeting on
last Monday and elected the following
officers: President, Mortimer de Witt; Sec
rotary, Robert Belser; Treasurer, Roscoe
Perkins. 1t is the intention of the club to
inaugurate a series of monthly entertain
ments, the first of which viii take place
early in February at the residence of Mrs.
ster streets.
The marriage of Captain Ysak Ely of the
yacht Sappho and Miss Maria K. Ralkola
was solemnized in Sausalito last Tuesday
evening. After the ceremony the newly
married couple repaired to the San Fran
cisco Yacht Clubhouse, where sumptuous
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooper OF the Bella
Vista gave an elegant dinner on Thursday
evening
The College Theater at Santa Clara will
be the scene on February 10th of a very in
teresting entertainment After some hui
morous recitations by Mr.. Hill of this city
play entitled The Hidden Gem will be
given by the members of the SOdality De-
batting Society. The entertainment viii
conclude with the final award of the piano
presented to the church by Miss Kate May
Dillon OF this city.
The San Francisco Grutl Verein gave a
highly successful masquerade ball last even
ing at Saratoga Hall. The costumes were.
unusually elaborate, and the fun was kept
up far into the night
A ball will be given by Calico Grove No.
81, A. q. U. W., at New Bersaglieri Hall, on
the corner of Stockton and Union streets,
this evening.
The Arabian Nights entertainment and
Merchants Caravan, held by the Kings
Daughters during the latter part OF the
week at Odd Fellows Hall, closed last even
ing.
An evening to be devoted to drama and
music has been contemplated, and is at pres
ent we'll advanced in its development by
Mrs. A. S. Langstroth and Mr.. j. |. Hous-
man. The Tuesday evening just before
Lent has been selected, and q number of So
ciety people have formed parties to be pres
emit at Irving Hall on the occasion. Mrs.
Edgerton VIII participate in the programme
as viii also Miss Spring, who possesses So
prano voice OF pleasant quality. Mr.. Rich
ard 81. HOtallng lends peculiar interest to
the entertainment by appearing as Miss
Florence Marigold in My Uncle's WILL"
MIR. III ousman will take part in a comedy
sketch, and will also present the character
OF Sir Peter Teazle. Asa whole, the even
ing promises to be pleasant and interesting.
The Dean Reception.
The approach OF Lent is creating an en-
HANGED Interest among society's favorite
en- ertainers, and no affair has for long time
given more pleasure than the reception held
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Dean. at their residence, 30 San lose
avenue.
The guests were pleasantly welcomed by
the host and hostess. assisted by their
daughter, Miss Sarah Dean, bright string
OF Japanese lanterns across the lawn having
guided the visitors TO the scene of hospitality.
no tdi &c Ddi1-iUOtl WAS
for the occasion with japanese lanterns and
umbrellas. while scarlet berries, ferns and
clusters of flowers charmingly distinguished
the hallway and reception-rooms.
Dancing to the music OF Brand'ts Orchestra
continued throughout the evening until
O'Clock, pleasant intermission at o'clock
occurring for the service of an elaborate
supi er.
Among those participating in the delight
full affair were: Mr., and Mrs. Peter Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bandmann, Miss Sarah
Dean, Mss Maude Badlam, Miss Emma Nc
MILAN, Miss Alice Mau. Miss Julia Mau,
Miss Minnie Nightingale, Miss George
Nightingale. Miss Wagner, Miss Eichbaum,
Miss Lou Hayes, Miss Mamie Hayes, Miss
Ethel Martel, Miss Adele Martel, Miss Ber-
tie Hyde, Miss Anita Plum; the Messrs.
Dean, George F. Mearns, Robert Lloyd,
JOHN n. Fealberst0n. Robert Mcmillan, Mr..
Macintosh. J. Frank Brown, Henry E.
Wise, A. w. Scott Jr., DR.. William g. MiZ-
ner. DIR. William Simpson, A. E. Snattuck,
Z. Heller.
The Oakland CotiIlon Club.
On Friday evening the last. aud in many
ways their most successful. german of the
season was given at Simmons Hall by the
Oakland Cotiilon Club. Many Of the guests
were present from this city.
MIR. I'll. B. Houghton led, and the order of
dances was as follows: Grand right and
left. the gliding lines, double counter march,
pyramid leach set dancing one of the above
igures), revolving circles, marching in col
umns of four, single counter march and
Greek cross.
Brandts Orchestra officiated most satisfac-
torily. The decorations were tasteful, and
calcium flash lent charm to the tableau
yivant. Supper was served at midnight.
Altogether the club has much to congratu-
late itself upon In reviewing the past season.
In the face OF much difficulty it has main
tanned the lead and increased the interest
generally felt in the club by society at large.
This has been largely due to the leaders,
Messrs. Harry Houghton, Athearn Foger
and Rhodes Borden. with few colleagues.
occasion were: Miss Anita Whitney, Miss
Jessie Coleman, Miss Nellie Mckee. Miss
Helen Borden, Miss Gertrude Bayiey, Miss
Bessie Wheaton, Miss Emma Farrier, Miss
Annie Sessions. Miss Kate Clement, Miss
Matte Knowles, Miss Mamie Durham,
Miss Mollie Hutchinson, Miss Florine
Brown, Miss Mamie Prather; Messrs. j. A.
Folger, A. S. Macdonald, Jim NJ Kee,
Rhodes Borden, Will Powning, Vernon
Gray, Ralph Moore. Frank Drum. Henry
Wadsworth, Cutler Paige, George Wheaton,
A. N. Bayley.
Among those presen: were: Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Bowers, Mrs. F. E. Brigham,
Mr. and Mrs. AL Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
X. Glaseock, MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Henshaw.
Mr. and Mrs.; 3, .; G. Miller M Mr. and
A. A. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Alexan-
der, Mrs. Ralston. Mrs. Sessions, Mrs. Cole
man. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Mckee, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Wheaton, Mrs.
Wall, Mrs. Albert Miller. Mrs. Wadsworth,
Mrs. Handy. Mrs. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Coleman. Miss Pardow of New
York, Miss Woolrich of Menle Park, Miss
Eva Shafter, Miss Hoffman of San Fran
CISCO Miss Nellie Woods. Mrs. Woods Of
San Francisco, Miss Beaman of Mare Isl
and, Miss Blanche Cornwall of San Fran
Bayley, Miss Helen Borden, Miss Booth,
Miss Floy Brown, Miss Brigham, Miss
Nellie Chabot, Miss Cohn, Miss Gle
,nent. Miss Coleman, Miss de Frem-
cry, Miss Esma Dean, Miss Dun
ham, Miss Farrier, Miss Goodall, Miss
Harris. Miss Hutchinson, Miss Martie
Hutchinson, Miss Knowles, Miss Mamie
Knowles, Miss Miller, Miss Annie Miller,
Miss Nellie Mckee, Miss Amy Mckee, Miss
Moore. Miss Annie Moore, Miss Orr, Miss
| Nance Prather. Miss Claire Ralstop. Miss
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