The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Holiday Celebration by the Order
Of Hibernians.
The Cutter Thanksgiving Dinner-A o. o. W.
Reuuion-Court Western Addition
Unreasonable Parties.
An event of signal Importance in society
circles this evening is the first meeting OF
the Friday Night Club at Odd Fellows
Hall. Nearly twenty debutantes, as against
three last year, will make their first ap-
pearance on this occasion, and they include
several who are almost certain to become
recognized bellies. All arrangements are
completed for delightful evening, not the
least of the minor details being the pro-
vision of handsome new canvas covering
for the entire floor, which will tend to con-
serve the ladies' gowns in their pristine
freshness. and at the same time show them
up to the best advantage. Mr. E. NJ. Green
way will lead. SO that smOothneSs in the
figures is assured.
Mrs. Jewett will give reception this
afternoon from to o'clock.
Mrs. b. B. Cutter gave a Thanksgiving
dinner last evening in honor of the recovery
of Mr.. L. L. Robinson. her brother. after
serious Illness The table was set for twelve
and in the evening there was a musicale, led
by Mr.. Beale
The Gazette Clubs initial dance at Stock
ton on Monday evening seems to promise a
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city. 1t was in every respect brilliant
success. There are to be four full-dreSs
Gazette parties this winter. The first was
given under the management of the younger
members of the club; the next will be given
by the members who OCCUPY that neutral
| territory which lies between the age of
| young manhood and the age of bachelor
hood: the third will be given by the bache-
lors, and the fourth and last by the bene-
| diets.
Liberty Post. G. A. r., will join with Lib
erty Relief Corps in an apron-and-nerktie
party this evening at Washington Hall, 80
Eddy street. Admission free.
Hon Thomas Rea celebrated his seventy
hrst birthday anniversary last week at his
Gilroy home.
Mr.. Thomas Magner, connected with En-
CINE Company of this city, was quietly
married last week aud surprised his friends
Yesterday Thanksgiving day. by inviting
| them to an elegant dinner and making
An attractive programme was given last
| evening II the parlorS Of Howard street NJ.
| 4. Church. Refreshments were afterward
! served to all who desired them, and the
! pleas mt affair concluded with the enjoy
| nent OF social converse.
| Mrs. John Wigmore of Los Angeles viii
! give reception to-day from to 10 o'clock
at her residence there in honor of her
| guests. Nj. and Mrs, Alphonso Wigmore of
| This city.
Societv,s ocouirod t,sta for +l,o ,,n-+orjos
OF baseball was apparently only whetted by
the successful intercollegiate game on Sat
ulday On Saturday next the Pacific
Union ana Bohemian clubs will each put
team into the lists at Haight street to do
battle Tor the benefit Of the Crutch and
Spiint Endowment Fund OF the Chidren's
Hospital. The same cOlors as were used on
Saturday-red and blue--wil serve on this
occasion, the BOhemians flying the former
and their rivals the latter; and under the
influence OF the same bright eyes more
than ordinarily interesting contest is looked
for.
The Colonial At-Home.
At the enjoyable hop given on Thank s.
giving eve at the Colonial the following
guests were noted: Judge and Mrs. W. II.
Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jaynes. Mr..
and Mrs. L. b. Hooper. Mr.. aad Mrs. ".
". SandersOn. Mr.. and Mrs George B.
Mil!cqt, MI. and Mrs. l.. l.. Long. Mr.. and
Mrs d. w. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. XII
gariff. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. b. Blake, Mr. and
airs. f. G. Sanborn, Mrs. S. b. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. House, Mr.. and Mrs.
kobert. Searles, Mrs E. W. Kitredge, Miss
Virginia Harrison, the Misses lie Count
Miss Mimic Riordan, Miss Mary l.. Taylor.
Miss Stella Hayes, Miss c. E. Hughes, Miss
Julia Dornin, Miss Alice Dornin, Miss NJ.
d. Johnson, Mrs. B. u. Redding, Mrs. NJ
L. BaTreda Miss Rose Barreda, Mrs. E, j.
Ives, Miss L. Ives, Miss Eina Cadwaader,
Miss Florence Powell. Miss Eva Powell,
Miss Edith w. kittredge, Messrs Robert b.
Greer. Charles Gushing Hoag, Edward
Hinckley, Walter 3. Cooke, John Z. Bah
cock. Il bert A. Irving, N: B: johnson. John
Q; Adams, Clement L. c. Bethen. Ii. 7.
BLethen DR.. T. J. Frazer. DR.. E. n Lowry.
Walter a. Wiley, DR.. Martin, Dr. George
Redding, o. II. Hoag Jr., C. j. Mckenzie,
james L. sweeney, w. y. Van Schuyler.
The Chabot Inequalities.
The afternoon tea and evening reception
given by Mrs. Remi ChabOt and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert S. Knight, on Tuesday
night. was one of the most enjoyable of re-
cent social events in Oakland. The spacious
residence of Mrs. Chabnt at the corner of
Madison and Eleventh streets was beautl-
fully decorated throughout with choicest
ferns and flowers. Pitisporum, smilax and
ferns garlanded doOrways and window case
ments. Dancing formed the evenings en-
tertainment Canvas had been laid in the
philolo, lluldl5S uldNIi anu rooms,
which, with the rear porch, which had been
covered IN, afforded ample room for the
dancers. Brandts orchestra furnished de-
llght1ul music during the afternoon and
evening An elaborate supper, containing
several novel courses was served.
The a. o. U. W. Reunion.
District No. l, A. O. U. W., held re-
union last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Among the lodges represented were: San
Francisco ne NJ
No. Al; Spartan, No. sc, and Friendship,
No. 70.
The affair was notable in one respect, as
the first occasion upon which Mr.. w. II.
Barnes has been heard in public since his
successful visit in the East Another elo-
quent address was made by Hon. Z. Deu-
prey, and musical numbers were rendered
by Fay's Orchestra, Mr.. Robert Lloyd,
Miss Florence Fletcher, Miss Anna Miller
Wood, Miss Gertrude Judd and Mr.. Ash
ton p. Stevens. Mr.. b. F. Clement, d. D.
G. NJ, presided. At The subsequent dance
Mr.. c. II. BoIart was director, assisted by
MeSSrs. j. Blumenthal, Ii. J.. Springer, A.
". Tuggey, p. D. MCCARTHY, N. Z. Stan
ford. J. Hoesch, NJ. a. McAuliffr, j. T.
Broderlck, ii. 7. Burns, p. +. Shuler.
Much credit belongs to the general super
vlsory committee rs follows, for an enjoy
able evening: Il. f. Clement, President y.
=. Peterson, J. n. Block. S. II. Walker, A.
Neustadt j. ID. Martin, E. Danforth, c. A.
Low, j. Moscrop. S. Isaaes. John Tyler, J.
L. f. Donovan. C. II. B0gart, L. w. Shep-
pard, A. Oppenheim, Thomas Johnstone,
Secretary.
90 An Evening In Scotland"
An enjoyable entertainment WAS given last
evening in Central Presbyterian Tabernacle
in aid Of the church debt.
The programme, almost entirely made up
OF Scotch selections, was as follows: Piano
forte overture, Scottish Gems" Professor
James A. Kerr; march. strathspey and reel.
on the Scotch bagpipes, Master Adam A.