The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Brilliant Reception in Honor
of Major and Mrs. Nhoon.
The Johnson Art soiree-An Epworth Lsague
Carbohydrates of the G. A. R.-A sere-
nsde-Late Society Personals.

The Deutsche Vereln will give an enter
tainment and dance this evening at Pioneer
Hall.
4 very pleasant entertainment was given
on Wednesday evening last at the residence
of MI jerome Watson, on Pacific avenue.
The occasion was the celebration of Mr..
Watson's birthday. Tableaux, music and
dancing made most charming evening for
those invited
At the entertainment to be given this
afternoon for the benefit OF the San Fran
cisco Nursery for Homeless Children. at the
residence of Mrs. James Dunn, 1918 Hyde
street, among the musicians who will assist
are: Signor Ferrer. Miss Ferrer, Mr.. r.
Ferrer, Mrs. Martin Schultz, Mrs Mariner
Campbell, Nine. Tojetti, Nine. Seminario,
Miss Joseph and Miss Danforth. Mr.. Will
lam Brewer will rerite.
At a meeting held by Rincon Parlor, No.
- \. 5. G. W., on Wednesday evening,
September 30th. a Drill Corps was organ
lied with forty members. The following
officers were elected President. William E.
Foley; Vice-President. l.. X. Hagenkamp;
Recording Secretary, William Il. Hanna
ford; Treasurer. L. Sericano; Sergeant-at-
Arms, j. W. Keliher.
a grab-bag party will be given by the
Eola Club at Teutonia Hall this evening.
The second monthly social of Palo Alto
Lodge. No. 1914. X. and l.. of H., took place
last evening at Union-square Hall. Buns
Orchestra Officiated and the following were
largely responsible Tor the evening" pleas
ure: DR.. T. B. Key, Miss Lizzie Doyle,
Miss Bier, Mr.. j. d. Jeffers, DR.. W. A.
Harvey. Mr.. a. Long, Mr.. S. T. Crawford.
The san Francisco the Corinthian ard the
Pacific Yacht clubs will close the season to-
day by giving parties in their respective
club-houSes in SauSaltO and IlburOn in
the afternoon and evening. A special tug
Will leave Mission pier at o'clock In The
evening for the Pacific Yacht Club, return-
ing at II 80 O'Clock at night, and at S o'clock
IN the evening for the San Francisco Club.
returning at II o'clock.
The Ghost Matinee" to be given at irving
Hall under the auspices of Liberty Relief
Corps is expected to attract a large number
Of children. lunches will be served be-
tween II and 3 o'cock and in the evening
Miss Nellie Bowling will recite, aud numer-
Gus other special features will mark the
close OF the enterprise.
The Miller Reception.
Oakland society, with many from this
city, attended the reception given on
Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Miller at their residence on Fourteenth
street, in honor of Major and Mrs. Mhoon
{nee Miller. The decorations were very
elaborate, and the affair proved in every
way a brilliant success.
Among those present from this city were
Mrs. Henry Austin. Mr.. Richard Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. Baker Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bearer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bearer, the
Misses Bearer, Mr.. George Boyd Judge and
Mrs. Boalt, Mr.. ]. II. Bell, Mrs. Clara Bard,
Mr.. Sam Boardman, Professor and Mrs
Ross Brown, Mrs. Cation, Mrs. W. Cation.
DR.. and Mrs. Clinton Cushing. Mrs L. T.
Carroll, Mr.. Tom Carneal, MIR. F. Ii. Coon.
MI and Mrs; DemPster, Mrs. Deane,
DR.. and Mrs. II. G. Davis, Mr..
George o. Davis, Mr.. Frank P. Deering
Mr. and Mrs. }. q. Eastand, Mrs. Dr. John
Foulkes, the Misses Foulkes DR.. Frank
FOulkeS, Judge II. s. FoOte, Judge Eugene
CARRIER, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr.. aud
Mrs. James Ganiss. Mrs. Gerberding, Mr..
and Mrs. J, W. ReaY, Miss CRUDE, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. f. Hayes, Mr.. James Hutchinson,
Miss Kate Hutchinson, Mr.. Edward Hutch
inson, Mr.. L. Hutchinson. MIR. J. Hutchi-
son, Mr.. b. ). Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hutchinson, Mrs. HawxhurSt. Miss Hawk
hurst Mt. Duncan Hayne, Judge and Mrs.
Hamilton, Mr.. c. NJ. st. John, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Janin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Jones, Mr..
Milton Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Webster
Jones, MI and Mrs. Harry Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Jones Mrs.
Janson, tue Misses JaEson, Mrs. n. G, Kit
tie, Miss kittle, Mr.. and Mrs. William Law
son, Mr.. }. NJ. Livingstone, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mclean, Nh George T. Aiarye, Mrs.
MITCHELL Miss Mitchell, the Misses Mitchell,
Mr.. Mitchell, DR.. r. H. Mcdonald, Mr.. j.
Moore, the Misses Moore. Mr.; and Mrs.
Monteagle, Judge and Mrs. McKinstry,
Mr. aud Mrs William McC!ung, MI ana
Mrs. H. NJ, A. Miller, Mr.. George Newhall,
Rev. Father A. MaraSchi, Mi. w. A. Nor
Tison. Mr. Frank Peterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Prentiss Mrs. Laurence Poole, Mrs.
Peat, Mrs. Henry Pierce, DR.. and Mrs.
Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. 0sgood
Putnam, Mr.. Cutler Paige. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. richardson, Mrs. Susan Rhodes.
Mr.. Arthur Rhodes and family, MIR. John
NJ. Rhodes, Mir William Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Reay, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Starr,
Mrs. DR.. Stone, Miss Stone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Scott MIR. and Mrs. Sides, Mr.. VIII
Sherwood. Mr.. Will Siryney, Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott. MI. ard Mrs. G. Frank Smith. DR..
and Mrs. Strat;on, MIR. aud Mrs. III. II.
and Mrs. Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thornton,
Mr. and Mrs Henry Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. A. Williams, Miss Violet Whitney. Rev.
Joseph Worcester, MIR. and Mrs. f. II.
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell White, MIR. and
Mrs. +. W. Whitney.
unlOr EpwOrth League entertainments.
Last evening varied entertainment was
given in the auditorium Of Simpson Me-
mortal NJ. Z. Church, by the Junior Ep-
worth League.
The programme commenced with an in
strumental solo by Mr.. Alfred Urry, fol-
lowed by brief address by Miss Graves,
Superintendent of the league, explaining
the next number This was a colloquy, en-
titled The Court of the Muses." written
by Mrs. Washington. the parts being taken
by the following: MnseS-Callope, Oracle
Savage; Clio, Adna FurnesS; MelpOmene,
Florence Wyman; Euterpe, Carrie Hewson;
EratO, Hattie SmedleY; Terpsichore, Carrie
Earle; Urania, Oracle Elliott; ITALIA, Kit
tie Anderson; Polymnia, Lulu McBoyle.
Guests-Spring, Edith Spooner; Summer,
Bette skinner; Autumn, Lottie Anderson;
Winter. Mary Buchanan: Fame, Minerva
Skinner; Nalad, Florence Milne; Fashion.
Wanda Hadensfeldt; Dissipation, Eva
Dove; Temperance, Gusse Boomer; Lib
rrty, Nina Cool; court attendants, Freda
Cool and George Perkins.
The costumes were very pretty and the
singing tuneGul and bright. Afterward came
the following selections by Miss f. Bnnie
de Forest: "a Royal Princess" Christina
&. RusSettD; The Elf Child DANES Whit
comb Riley); ''One and Two (Will Carl
tom; "A Boys Composition; reading, Sc
lected; scenes from "Pickwick Papers"
Dickens.
A large audience enjoyed the entertain
ment, which should encourage the league 10
renewed efforts.
The johnson Art Reception.
The reception given on Thursday evening
by Mrs. r. C. johnson. on the occasion Of
the first view of the Mary's Help Gallery,
was a great artistic and social success.
While the guests enjoyed the pictures an
orchestra rendered concert selections, and
supper was served at 10 O'clock.
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