The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Stanford Receives Before
Leaving the Coast.
The Entire Nous Cotillon en- Masque-A Crys-
tai Wedding-The Court Apollo Ball
Notes and Personals.

TooniS VI TIE w oman'S Educational and In
dustriai Union will open to-day. The COM
mittee desires it to be distinctly understood
that everything will be sold at reasonable
prices. The palmistry and physiognomy
promise to prove great attractions, espe-
ciaily MS scientific deineations Of character
Will be given. Mrs. A. p. Stanton, the
noted physiognomist, has consented to assist
the union at a nominal rate. Particulars of
the cooking contest, which is to be of cos
mopoiItan character, will be given to-mor-
row. AT present some eighteen nationali-
ties have entered and the competition bids
fair 10 lie very sharp. Among the ladies
who are interesting themselves in the bazaar
and supplementary enterprises are: Mrs.
Louis Sloss, Mrs. Gerstle, Mrs. Joshua
Hendy, Mrs Cosgrave, Miss Cosgrave, Mrs.
Brandenstein and many others.
Mrs. John r. Jarhoe and Miss Jarboe
have sent out cards for Saturday, Decem-
Der 18Th, at their residence, OF Pine street.
Inc hours named are from 4 to o'clock.
Mrs. JarbOe's niece, Miss Edna Robinson,
will receive with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Belvin were the
evening given by Mr. and Mrs f. b. Per-
rim Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin leave tomorrow
for the East and Europe
The first Christmas festival of St Mary's
Cathedral will open to-day at Saratoga
The Misses Tompkins gave a dinner on
Friday last at their residence. 1871 Hyde
street, IN honor of several Yale and Harvard
students.
Invitations will be issued this week for a
DIrihday party to be given by Miss May
Scott at her home, 2l9 LeaVenworth street,
next Monday evening.
AT the brigham reception on Friday last
the guests included Miss Lucia kttle, Miss
Helen Otis, Miss Bette Ashe and Lieuten-
ant Kuncie, Lieutenant Stevens, U. S. A,
NJ. Harry Babc9ck. Mr.. Tom G. Berry, Mr.
Nj. ,. Latham, Mr.. A b. Williamson, Miss
Lena Blandlng, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bland
ing, Miss Alice Hobart. Mr.. William Bah
cock; MI. George Boyd, Miss Maggie Kittle,
Mr. n. G. kittle, MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Tevis,
Miss McLane, Miss Cheesman, Miss Decker,
Douglass Dick. Miss Jennie Sanderson,
Miss Kate Jarboe, Mr.. Henry w. Reding-
ton, MIR. Elliott McAlister, Miss Anna
Head, Dr. George NJ. Richardson, and
many others.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies Of the
G. A. r., will hold its sixth annual camp
fire and ball this evening at B'nai Birth
Hall.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
on Friday last to Mrs. G. c. Lands at her
residence on Leayenworth street by her
daughter, Miss Lulu Lands. A most en-
joyable afternoon was spent. and the guests
departed with hopes of another party soon.
Those present were: Mrs. Dr. Wagner, Mrs.
DR.. krenIzmann. Mrs. Wetzlar, Mrs. Law
renee, Mrs. Siegfried, Mrs. Stahl. Mrs. VOL
fuss. Mrs. Volkmann, Mrs. GOerke, Mrs.
Lofstedt, Mrs. Stadtmuller Mrs. Berg
hauSer and Others
Orc Emo Parlor, No. Q, n. D. G. w. will
give u social hop this evening at Union
square hall
The marriage of Miss Josie Roos daugh-
ter OF Mr.. AID Mrs. Joseph Rous of Ala
media. to Mr.. William Huntley Br0mmage
took place Thursday afternoon week ago,
lew minutes before l O'clock, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, on Railroad
avenue, Alameda Ii was very pleasant
affair The happy pair will reside in Ala
media.
a matinee musicale is announced to take
place ut Mills College next Saturday after
noon. Among the young ladies who will
Devlin, Miss Daisy Foster, Miss Mcdonnell.
Miss Basin, Miss Josie Robinson, Miss
Nora G. Allis, Miss Morey, Miss Eva, Mss
Robinson. Miss Hattie Friendly, Miss Lila
NJ: Eva, Miss Sunshine o. Heydenfeldt,
Miss Frances l.. Coleman.
Mr.. Joseph c. Furst and his ACCOMPLISHED
bride (nee Liebes of San Francisco were
rendered magnificent reception at the
home OF the grOom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fnrst, 80 West Eighth street, Cincinnati,
last w tuueoIHN evening.
An entertainment and social for the hem
eft of the Welsh Presbyterian Church will
be held at Cambrian Hall, 1123 Mission
street, this evening.
The fine mansion of Mrs. J. w. Maekay,
IN Paris, Is to be sold in few days. The
starting price is 100000 francs, and the site
alone is said to be worth the money,
The Stanford At Home.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Leland Stan
ford ''1t hnninD or
California street. prior to her departure for
Washington, d. C., which will take place
within week.
The hostess was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs Edward Taylor, Miss Maud Morrow
and Miss Mary Holbrook, the latter presid-
ing at the tea-table in the India salon,
There was no attempt at elaboration in the
floral decoration, which was confined to a
few clusters of bright blossoms in the hall
and reception-ro0ms. With the parting
adieux were mingled many ''bon voyage"
and Eau revoir.'
Among the callers were: Judge and Mrs.
w. W. Morrow, MIR. anG Mrs. Charles Hol-
brook, Hon. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee, Dr. and
Mrs. j.. &. Bucknall. Mrs. James A. Ma
Grim, Mr.. A. }. Treat. Captain Oliver Ed
ridge. Rev. Dr. Ill., Miss Hill, MI and
Mrs. j. b. Stetson. Mrs. I. g. Phelps, Mrs.
Stephen Gage, Mrs. +. McCreIiin, Mrs. +.
McM9llIn, Mr.. anu Mrs. l.: S. B. Sawyer,
Mrs. d. II. Haskell, Mrs. franklin B. Poer..
Gray, Miss Mary Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
J: +. Foster, Mrs. Leon Sloss, Miss Sloss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Blinn, Mrs.. &c rye
h. Porter, Mrs. j.; b. Casserly. Miss Cas-
serly, Miss Flora Low, Mrs. Fnnigan, Miss
Finnigan, Mrs. b. b. Cutter. Mr.. and Mrs.
}. Nj. Morton Rev. DR.. Leech, Mrs. f.
Everts, MIR. and Mrs. w. Cole, Miss Cole,
Mr.. Arthur Ii. Castle, Mr. Fred l.. Castle,
Miss blanche Castle, Miss Hllda Cas-
Tie. Mr., Albert Castle, Mr.. Michael
Castle, Mrs f. L. Castle, Mrs. w. II. Sears,
Mrs. Z 5. Bates, Mrs. Edward C. Wright,
Miss Reid, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. John Boggs,
Miss CARRIER, Miss Boggs, Miss Mcfarland,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry j. Croker, Mrs. Ru-
dolf Herold Jr, Mr.. Augustin Cas-
sSe rly Ar = Edgar Mills Jr.,, Mr.. and
Harvey, Miss Ella l.: Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. ". Holiday, Mr.. L. b. Holiday.
MI and Mrs Henry j. Booth, DR.. aud Mrs.
Leonard Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w.
Rose Jr., Judge and Mrs. +. b. Mcfarland,
MIR. and Mrs. Evan }. Coleman, MIR. and
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Klein, Miss Klein, Miss
Gwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss Ruth
Ryan, MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Montague
Mr.. D. C.. Maynard, Mr.. Henry Heyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury Melone, Miss Matilda
Deuprey, Miss Nellie Hillyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Nj. johnson, Mrs. c. b. Hutchings,
Miss j. Nj. Faucet, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S
Hailidle. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Dix Boles, DIR.
and Mrs. McNnlty. Mrs. w. FL. Pratt Jr..
Mrs. Charles }. Deering.
The Entre Nous CotfIIon.
The inclemency OF the weather last even
ing seemed TO have no effect to speak
of upon the attendance at the fancy dress
masquerade given by the Entire Nous Goth
Ion at Lunt's Hall.
Seldom has been gathered gayer or
richer collection of merry-makers. The
costumes of both ladies aud gentlemen were
unusually original and striking, com pletely
battling friends in many cases Brandt's
Orchestra PLAYED promenade music at first,
and the fun and general mystifcaton reached
their height by II O'clock The floor was
directed by Messrs. Frank Ii. Kerrigan and
Sanford u. Lewald. Refreshments were
served throughout the enjoyable affair.
Among The many maskers were Mr. VIII