The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Private TheatricaIs in Society at
San Jose.
1ausjo-stokes Wedding = The Nydias' First
Party - = Les GatOs Wedding = Club
and Home Fetes-Personals.

Tie Western Addition Literary and Social
.iub will give their January entertainment
md dance at ODD Fellows Hall this even
ng.
- Owing to the family bereavement the IN
yitations to Mrs. W. Ii. Crocker's bali last
evening were recalled.
a wedding of interest is reported about
to take place in New York. the principals
being Mrs. George Ladd, well-known in
society here and in Washington, and Mr..
Morton Mitchell, a graduate of Harvard
College, n resident of Boston and a second
coL,in of Vice President Morton. Mrs.
I9Gd was a leader Of society here until
abuut eighteen months ago, when she left
for Europe with her husband, who wished
to try some medicinal waters there, which
did not. however, save him. His widow is
very wealthy, having much property, be-
sides an elegant residence on CaliIornia
street in this city 1t is said that the mar
riart. will take place next Tuesday alter
noon at St. ohn's Episcopal Church, New
York.
Phoenix Council. No $50. A. L. OF H,
will give an entertainment and social at
Washington Hall this evening.
hiss Daisy HolbroOk was one of the bellies
at the german given on Friday by the San
Jose Noullon Club, which was a very brill
liant affair.
The Danuue Dancing Club will give
souvenir paIty at Ross Hall this evening.
The next social event Of wide interest in
san Jose will be the nights with Dickens
+ entertainment 10 be held on February 4th.
The leading ladies in town are ranging them
selves under the banners Of the varipus
sooESs--a!ls -. eh9iGs Niekle5y David
CQpperGeid," Little DoITitt' AID other
su9SeSiigely Dalned structures, which VIII
o. fe0Eares OF the occasion.
F,r ana MIS-, Rodney Fraser fnse Erie
Gs5ighttdi reception IL their h0IHe on
q. Hamilton Thursday evening TIE
.ess3rs q Lick Observatory. with their
la..iss, SOD MI 4. L. Bsse"ra o. .Jan dose
8-r- present
, reception VII be rendered Rev II. G.
~+'Irtun, paoirt-siect az ST. Johns Presby-
~ 40 thnr,h, on tGe northeast GorneT Of
II. iolGta and Octayia streets, next Thurs
evening at O'Clock At the church.
Aur Bijou Club will give their thffd en-
te s'aMent ana hop at Irving Hall this
rt -4luE. w,.el trer viii tender a compi-
nentary Deneht to Miss Daisy My Cressy
Society Theatricals at San Jose.
An exceptionally pleasant entertainment
was given By Miss Grace Spencer on
Wednesday evening at her home on Autumn
street, San Jose. The early hours We're de-
voted to the Interpretation of a very in ter
esting drama entitled disappearing" The
spacious parlors were, for the time. converted
into the daintiest and most com 'ortable the
alter Imaginable. There was a stage and all
It's necessary adjunctS in the way OF scenery,
curtains and fOOtlights.
About midnight supper WAS served in the
Tl s.as.- g.sr-.. ---. Nh. and Mrs
'aT-y 2.-rCc, l- Peter u, nOhue, MIR. and
~ S. almeT. hIr. L. O. Nesmith, Mr. and
MORGAN TO, 'II- .-t MIS- kuQOipl
80 i5 nth, nj. auo AIRS w
.d Mrs. B0ningeT, Hiss
.e- j.. &c. Mr. Howell Moore, Miss Liz
q. tUr 5, hiss Ruth BelsOn, Mr.. W. s.
Nurtry, Mr., samuel Rucker, n r. and Mrs.
7mes hucker Messrs. Y. SchiilsT. A In
-.e. hon. and Mrs. b. u. Murphy Mr..
ga I1-Hhyf Miss Amelie Plsra 3, Mr. and
LIS IL. NaFi y right, Miss Harvey.
~ occasion VS. ths approaching depart
ire ID tuI-e 4 r. Spence 10y visit 10 the
lttacIpei critics Il he Atlantic seaboard.
Ht easl 81 ne orlliiant little comedy con-
sts.e4 If. Miss Ruth Benson, daughter of
Major Benson, [. ). \. Miss Kittie Smith,
Miss Lizzie Murphy, Miss Harney and Miss
Grace Spencer
The Eydias Party.
There is always pleasant little flutttr of
interest noted in regard 10 the initial pu bile
effort % novice among the clubs. On the
same principle it may be assumed that the
young knight Of yore, brave squire as he
watched as he essayed his first feat of
arms after receiving the knightly accolade
and having his spurs fitted.
Certainly the bright eyes present last
evening at Odd Fellows Hall seemed to look
win approval upon the knightly young hosts
OF the evening. The club has been organ
Ized Tor purposes of sociability and its series
OF select hops VIII endeavOr To preserve the
good character attained on their first meet
ing.
Only 400 invitations had been issued, and
IL vas past o'clock before the friends as
sembled on pleasure benz. During the
grand march, which was led by Mr. and Mrs.
1. j. Mitchell, unique programmes were dis
tTIbuted, representing cluster of flowers
clambeTlng w a rustic frame over which a
fight Of bright butterflies lowered, while
SNaliCW SKINNED lightly in the perspectfye
beyond. The words Order of Dance" in
silver dust glittered within the frame
DauclnS 10 the music of BUNS Orchestra
continued Jill o'clock, and was most en-
1uyable throughout The numbers were
prtfaced by concert selections by the or
-cheS ira, and lnterspersed with a vocal solo
y Mr. Thomas J. Walsh; comet solo, Mr.
Club' varying the evenings enjoyment and
allowing pleasant little talks, besides an
often grateful breathing-spe
The officers of the club are: Mr.. Thomas
). Mitchell, President; Mr.. John Il. Kelly,
Nlce-PreSIdent; Mr.. john L. Magee, Re-
cordiDg Secretary; MI William j. Zelner.
Financial Secretary; Mr.. John II. Woods
Treasurer; Mr.. Harry Flood, Marshal
The committees Of the pleasant affair were
composed as follows. Floor director, Mr..
Z. j. Mitchell. assisted by Mr.. W. J. Eel
ner; Floor Committee-Messrs. II. F God, j.
Il. Kelly, j. E. Magee; Reception Commit
tee-The Nydias.
VaIIejo-stokes Wedding in Tacoma.
Mr. n ?. Vallejo of San Francisco, a son
OF the late GENERAL Vallejo of California.
nd 7 g4-l-
Alr. c. a. Stokes of Tacoma, were married
on the 18th inst. at the Unitarian Church in
that city by Rev. E. Copeland.
No cards were issued and the affair was
strictly private, the only witnesses being
the father and mother of the bride. After
the wedding breakfast the young people
took the morning train for Portland Mr.
and Mrs. Vallejo have not determined
whether their home will be il Tacoma or in
San Francisco.
The groom is rising young business man,
connected with the firm ef Arpad Haraszthy
IL Co. of San Francisco. Mrs. Vallejo IS
very popular with many friends in Tacoma,
where she has been prominent in many
social entertainments.
The Orlando Club Entertainment.
a the last regular meeting of the Orlando
Literary Club. which was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Carrie Jacobs, one of the
members, on the evening OF the 18th inst,
the amusing comedy entitled "a Model
Par was successfully presented, and thor
UUghly enjoyed by the rest Of the members
ana large number Of their friends who
were present. Mr.. NJ. G. Jonas played
George Pembroke, a physician and the
model husband; Miss Jacobs was Ange-
lima, the model Wife; Mr.. Bert Kahn i'm
personated Jack Baxter, who caused all the
trouble, and Polly, the privileged maid,
was portrayed by Miss Blanche Layenson.
A Juvenile Dancing Party.
An enjoyable party was given BY the
juvenile dancing class of the Home f''-'-'
Conservatory on Saturday after{ssrrro., ,o,.
The following prograaeg;ar tamI,ouriue
dance, Miss Emma zion, Miss BurmeisteT::
Miss AnSoti. Sophie Seyers and Miss
a?6igsGd; sailors hornpipe, Miss Violet
Levey; recitation, Miss sadie Smitbson:
spanish dance, Miss Dreyfuss; lovers
noika. Miss Bnrmeister and Miss Ansnf.