The morning call., 1891-03-04
THE SOCIAL. WORLD.
Many Enjoyable Family Gather
ings Throughout Town.
Society Personal Notes.-The Aldines Enter
: tain Their Friends-:A New Clubs
=. =. Comedy out-of-TOwn Events.
An entertainment win be given this even

+ An Entertainment will be given this even
ing at-NerTopolitan Temple in celebration
of the birth Of Robert Emmett. One of the
attractions will be the appearance of the
wonderful Beasey. Babies, whose pro-
-gramme Will include the civilian TelP
violin trio. Paganini,s Witches Dances"
and Sehuberrs ''Galop de Concert" The en-
feytsin1nant will be given under the aus
pices the Knights of. the Red Branch.
e.: Mrs. T. sRhoades gave a delightful dinner
:. 10: a feY of lief friends at the Palace Hotel
: :. A iestimQnial, entertainment and dance
wild be rendered to Miss Emma A. Helmers
al irving. Hail discovering.
...~ AdelighifuI progressive euchre party was
given by the Misses Nellie and Charlotte
Pore and: Mrs. Charles Dore at their resi-
. nee on Jones street, near Clay, last
.%WgdDeStay evening. About twenty guests
" y esG. engaged for couple of hours at the
-: 1 q IIr5, after Which a tempting supper was
saaJd. The affair was a. charming one in
avery particular.
p =. lie Merry One Hundred will give another
=. t1tJcjH SOCIAL this evening az Washington
:: u Al, oil Eddy street.
- +. Al PaSl56na last Thursday evening Mrs.
1870 fyTay entertained few friends IN
-iJnQ~ Of several guests from this city who
: Wx4fie Council, No. 1877, A. /. of H.. will
give am entertainment. this evening at their
. lOdge-r1 Ol}S.
Mr.. Stanley InchbOld of this city, the in
..,stTuc{er IN the Art Club of San Jose. has
r. resiguedhis petition there, as he is going to
Europe, Nj. Lee Lash of this city was
-. elected last Tuesday +evenlng to take ms
r. piaee~ Ills large picture entitled Tine GA
sailors Breakfast was one OF the attL&c-
= ' .. aNrhi
lash is one Of the. most prominent artists
OF tilrt Coast, having had several OF his PIC
= lures Gung in.the Paris Salons
FL. Moor Anniversary. in Sacranento'
=. ON Saturday, at the. resi- ence of Mrs. a.
I-Ffancis, 1911 X street, Sacramento, there
=. was a Happy celebration OF the elghly-hlth
:s.cs!.iYeTsdrY pf.the birthday OF Mrs. M ID.
*:Iloor, mother Of Mrs. Joseph Sims, Mrs a.
. >I.-:Franc1s,, nd Mr.. C. H. Moor She was
: .I7a5 recipient Of many beautiful presents
: ir1u-. her. friends there and IN this city
-; IjlTIsE; the afternoon many friends called to
offer CONGRATULATIONS and wish her happy
returns oi .the.day, Mrs. Moor has lived III
D.: .:Slcr.smpnto County since the year 1884, and,
- although. hay5uE reached an age many years
-.blvoaI:the allotted tETee score and ten, she
As. In hile aid vigorous health, and enjoys
:l-slu-jful old aSe.iu the midst VI her many
HaTlir lEiends. =.
--. Tie Aidine. Club Party.
dine.El uSital Cilb seem to increase in at
ia. p6{ r. Great care is Invariably
taken with tile musical portion of the enter
= tainment and The attendance is Of kind
that appreciates this care. Culture in this
case is not thrown away.
dancing to the music Of Yankees Orchestra
commenced soCn dltCf . clOcK ana C5H-
: tiuued until O'clock; Mr.. John a. Reed,
esorting Miss Minnie PiaGemann, led the
\ grant lnarcn. A~speclaI feature OF the even
lug was. the exquisite rendition OF Nerdl )
p. aria LA Trayjata" b. Miss \. GuslL The
vocalist was enthusiastically encored The
.I,ucerS Echoes of the Day." by {. Sar-
lizard. were much admired. Other features
ui HE pruggam1ue were: Inc Coon 5
jiBce" schottsche and the "lmpasSioned
I-an' waltz, both of which elected much
complimentary CON ment. Nearly one hun
sretc6uples partial pated in tile select affair.
Following composed the committees oil the
evening: Observation-Disclosures ). BauS-
man, George c. Sneider, II. 5. PIeTSOn, j.
.Hammersmith; r. i. Yanke; floor man
astf. JOHN a. Reed; Floor COmmittee-DT.
II: sylvester, Ii. 3. Russ, Caesar Brand, j..
II Berghauser-
Juvenile Party-in San Luis Obispo.
Miss Irene Dana invited some of her
young friends to a little party that she gave
al her parents home in San Luis Obispo
last Friday night. Despite the rain, NUM-
Der of the young folks went to the house
and passed an enjoyable evening by playing
games and having refreshments. AT II
O'clock the party broke up, all having
had n good tine Those present were: Ihe
Misses ALolIie and Edith NOrcrOss, Miss
Eve RaCk4iffs, the Misses Stella and Irene
Dana; Masters Willie Fillmore, Chester
Phillips Robert Harris, Charley Chids,
Fred ami. ULnny HIllaTd, Ernest and Colon
.Dana...-
A Majority Party on Larkin street.
A very pleasant party was rendered to
Miss Bertha / Mass by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P H.. Mass, at her residence.
s5l3 Larkin street, On the eighteenth ami
yersary OF her .bjrth--Friday evening, the
18th ut.
Tie guests had assembled by o'clock
aud the early portion of the evening was
devoted to. an excellent programme, COM
l5risug. Recitation By Miss kittie Sharp
comedy song; Mr.. j ohm Eckiemann; duet,
TIE Misses Lizzie and Annie Ochs :. song,
Listen to My Tale Of Woe" Mir, Ii. Kobe
duet. the Misses Jessie and Gertie Edmin-
ister; Ghost song, Mr.. 2. Mass song, Mr..
John Kahn. Mr. Sheridan Williams made
an appropriate address, which was heartily
received. &C.,.
Many handsome presents were received
by the Young hostess. At midnight the
q. euests we're pshered into the sGpper-rOonr
and partook OF an elegant repast, after
which all retired. to tie pariorS, where
- dancing and games were INDUCED in til
n.crning. Music was furnished by MI
-- Ca-ade.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
e. = Il. Mass, Miss Celia Mass; Miss Lille
=. IIaub of san Jose, Miss Lizzie DamkToger,
i Miss Kitty Sharp, the Misses Gertie and
.. Z Jessie Edmnister, Miss Itssle Stein, Miss
.Gr0rgie SlOcumb, Miss TLllie Lulnblade,
-. Miss L. Relch, Miss Sadie Robinson, Mis-
Maggie Ryan, Miss 'kittie Butler, Miss
Louisa .SeveTs, Miss Olga Bremen, the
o.. Misses Lizzie and Annie 0chs Miss Mary
Hin, Miss Bertha Mass, Miss Della Costello,
Miss Katie LumbIade, Miss Gussie SlJcumb.
~ is Kate Shaliend, Miss, Emma Ban
= AlessFs John Mass, John Valley, August
Roth, Sheridan Williams, W Minlee, Frank
r.. de WATT J. Sculley, .Birdeall Hawks, Ar
T. thur Amblee, II. Hobe, Charles Boya, Rob
r.. ert Burr, John Kahn, Paul Bail, E: Ihomas,
Charles Allen. W. HAub. J. Gould, Thomas
= Nixon, W. C0lligeh, W. Koenig, john
" ECklemann.
The March Club Entertainment.
49,. About six weeks ago some members oil
Valley Lodge. l. o. G.. T.. resolved to give
an entertainment for the benefit of the
edge funds and organized under the name
1"-lf the March Club. Last evening they
ave their first entertainment at Cambrian
Hall before a large audience.
The piece de resistance was comedy
drama entitled "The Flower Of the Fami-
~" with the following east of characters
: mast Of the sustalneTs DelDg prOmInen'
members of the March Club: Abner How
land. Mr.. E.. G. Parker; Tom Rowland, MI
- f. L. -O'Connor; Oscar LoTing, MI. W. D.
Sumner; Policy Newcomb, Mr.: Frank
5tofer Sp5cer Cofford, Mr.. A. II. Kennedy
- Mrs Gordon Rowland, Mrs. f. NJ Storer
~ .liice Rowland, Mrs NJ. i. Parker; Lima
%. III W1and, Miss /. NJ. Stanford.
:. 80. The little play ran very well and gave
. ,:IJch pleasure considering tile ineXperience
=: Gf..some of the persona the acting was re-
j ..=.:inarkably good and should encourage. the
- clu5:to, renewed efforts. A delightful feat:
Lire 6f the evening was the intersperSing OF
.. +-.l }arary~ and. musical numbers The Ala
- e. uIrdar Bauj0- Club gave an overture: Major
:AI buckle ;recited twice most effectively and
: :. : Srrs:A lire Waftz Grey charmed every o3e
=: WFtlf*3ier contribution of vocal selections
!. Including a fayoGite Scotch ballad.
- :. - -: "A Dramatic Club Reunion.
= = he Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club held
:. =. H. q. =. -.