The morning call., 1891-02-15
A Pleasant German Given BY Miss
Allie H1bsTt Lat Week.
LUNCHRONS AND MU SICALES.
Mrs. CT0cka'S Collection Of Paintings to Assist
ClaTitY-Tte Phillips Griffin Wedding.
4 Battle Among The BaTdS- The DANA
SOCiGtI'S MHQISTadH - National Club
PaTtY-N0tGS.

PaTtY-N0tHS.
A concert viii be given in the Centenary NJ. L.
Church. Bush street, near OcIaYia, on Tuesday
evening, lie I'm inst, for the benefit of tile
Ladies Helping Hand Society. Several favorlte
soloists viii assist, notably: Mrs. j. NJ. Fierce,
Miss Ada 7. Park, Miss Anna NJ. Wood, Mr..
Robert Lloyd, in addition TO a male quartet from
The LOIing Cub. The concert is under the d.
rection Of Mr.. William I. Hooke, orgauist of the
church.
Tie guests al the last party of the Club OF 100
will make Their party calls next Friday evening
at the residence Of the Misses Jennie and Emma
Mcmillan.
a theater party composed of Mr.. II. Boyer
Miss Hall, Mr.. Hammond Miss Boyer, MI
Fraser ana Miss Fuller attended The play Of
East Lynne " ~ the Alcaz8r Iheater last
Thursday evening.
Miss Spreckels gave a charming Iunch-parfy
last Monday al her residence 2O27 Howard
street aud entertained quite number of young
ladies.
Nine. Ziska gave an Informal reception last
Tuesday evening at her residence, 1905 Cali
fornia street. She was assisted in receiving By
Miss Alice Ztska, Miss Irene Everett and Mss
Muna Ferre, aud her guests were entertained
with musical selections.
HUfnuus's Ladies' Club will give bon bon
party this evening 10 Teutonia Hall
Mrs. Carrie MiilZner Hamilton entertained
few friends informally last Wednesday evening
at her nulel Tie hostess sang quite number
of ballads and several selections were given on
Tie mandolin, guitars aud violin by the Misses
CaImelia and Adele FeueT, Senior VI. y Eerrer
and Mr Richard Feirer.
The Mutual AID Society of the Garbald
Guard Will give It's ninth annual masquerade
ball al aiibadi Hall Oh broadway this evening.
The Crocus Club held Valentine party at
Rns q las u uI1 fv
enjoyed 10y all VINO participated.
Dr. Charles II. Steele OF Friday evening next
al Scottish Hail VIII for lie benefit OF the ST.
Andrews Society give his celebrated lecture en-
tHlsd " lie Romantic story Of Scotland" Illus
lIaiinE " by about 90 ster optean views OF tile
Ne% Eta Division, No. >, 5. Of T., gave ex-
eell"nt literary entertainment and social last
evening al 81. heorge's Han. The chairs around
The walls were all occupied during the exercises
which were followed by an enjoyable dance.
The Shei dan Cub VIII produce Tie Muunte-
bank" al Saratoga Hall lhis evening.
California Relics ali DegIee Lodge No. I, gave
pleasant alentiue social last evening al Their
hall ~ Odd Fellows Building. Dancing was The
feature vi lie evening, and the ladies' OF The
lodge made lie affair thoroughly enjoyable.
he san Francisco Operate S0ce uuder tie
direction OF S'S. DeiIeplaAe mas resumed re-
heaTsais, and VIII produce Lecocq's charm
Ing oIera "Heart ana Hand" immediately
alter Easier. his opera is more pTetentiOus
than any OF Gilbert aud SulliYan's and VIII give
wider scope 10 their talent. The musIc-lOYiug
public VIII doubtless encourage the society, which
has done superior work in the past While the
selection Of Heart aud Hand" shows Iaudable
desire TO give legitimate music TO the public.
An Artistic Treat in Store.
Mrs. William H. Croker has kindly consented
TO loan her unique private collection OF paintings
by foreign artists for an exhibition TO be held
next month for The benefit OF lie Maria Kip
Orphanage and the West Oakland Home for
Destitute Children.
LoTe's Of AIT Will appreciate this opportunity
of seeing some gems which cannot be equalrd
on this side of tile RockG Mountain Range. The
collection, which includes Mlllers largest can
vas, i he Man VITA the Hoe" contains eXquis-
lie works by such world famous names as
Cabdud Messoner, BOuguereGu, Cor0t, ROus-
seau, Geiume, Van Mafcke, Schreyer and
Tie loan exhibition VIII be held at the Art AS
sociaiiun rooms on Pine street every afternoon
IN March, and probably three evenings in each
week Tor that month only. ~. Amadee Jouliin
has kiLdly consented 10 supervise the hanging of
these are works Of ant.
The Beaver Musicale.
The Misses Beaver gave particularly enjoy
able musicale on Monday at the residence OF
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Beaver,
oEITaylOr street. Among the admired contribu-
tors To The harmony of Inc evening were Miss
Bessie Wall aud Mrs Walter McGayln. Deli
ciOus refreshments were served at the cOnclu-
sion OF the choice programme.
Among the guests were: Mrs. George W.
Beaver, Mrs l.. L. Baker, Mrs. Horace Davis,
Mrs John X. JdrbOe, Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs.
L. l.. Shel wood, Mrs. W. B. Chapman. Mrs. Lrv-
ermoIe, Mr.. c. T.. Eels, Mrs W. +. McNutt,
MIS-. W dilci Nlcl lNll Inc Misses Beaver, Miss
Stone, Miss Kate Jarboe, Miss Ethel Smith. Miss
Helen smith. Miss Ella Adams Miss Heath
Miss .sse Wall, Miss Eells, Miss Florence
PleI &c, Miss Grace Pierce and others.
The Tatum Luncheon.
Mrs. Henry l.. Tatum gave picturesque lunch
party on Tuesday at her residence on Pacific
avenue. The table decorations were pink roses
and hyacinths Those enjoying Mrs. Taium's
hospitality were; Mrs. II. L. Talum, Mrs. Evan
isbufy, Mrs. Russell J. Wilson. Mrs. George H.
Howard, Mrs. T. Il. Perrin, Mrs. Walter Me
Reddlng and Miss Gwin.
The Hobart German.
After lapse Of several years. the handsome
residence on the corner of Washington street
and Van MSS avenue was thrown open on Mon
day last to receive the young friends OF Miss
Alice Hobart.
The large hall was decorated Chiefly with
palms aud evergreeus, while the reception .rooms
aud daucIng salons were fragrant win the scent
Of eshly culed flowers.
About skip quests had been invited, and the
&c man was inapguraJed shortly after 10
O'clock: MIR. L. NJ. Gieenway led with Miss
Nellie HiyeT, and the figures were all pretty
ana appropriate Tor Wiyate house party, the
fOuI-ln-hand and hoop figure being PERHAPS the
fayorIte. The favors Oi painted tambouriues
quaint poke bonnels and little silver brlc-a-brac
were highly APPRECIATED.
An elaborate supper was served about mid
Night at teiea-lete tables, and The friends did
not finally disperse TIL nrariy o'clock.
Among those taking part IN The enjoyable ger
man were: Miss Nellie Hillyer, Miss Risng,
Miss Bliss. Miss Schussler. Miss Tobey. Miss
Eve YIN Carolan. Miss Florence Pullman, Miss
Harriet Pullman, Miss Maud Younger Miss
Maggie Kittle, Miss Jennie Biair Miss Lucy
UpsoD, Miss Adelaide UpsOn. Miss Grace Pierce,
Miss Florence Pierce, Miss Booth, Miss Jennie
Sherwood, Miss Minnie Houghton, Miss Leila
oil. Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Jennie
Hoo er, Miss Laura Bales, Miss Myra NIckei-
son, Nj. George A. Newhall, Mr.. Harry b.
h"uehton Mr.. J. A. Folger, Mr.. Rhodes Borden.
Mr. e. E orge II. Lent, Mr.: George Vernon Gray,
Edgar 4. Miner, Mr. Frank ID. Madison, Mr..
.iaines Bretl StO"es, Mr.. L. n. Bee. Mr. n g.
kHtle. Mr. FIlIz Coon, Mr.. w. H. Sherwood
Mr.. George ID. BOYD. Mr.. Duncan Hayne, Mr.
hIer a. 20, M fbliss, Lieutenant II. &. Pound.
stone, MI. Herbert CaTolan, Mr.. Milton s. La
than, Mr. August Tay lor, Lieutenant Ii. Is.
NesI, Nj. Fred Beaver, Mr. A. S. Vassault.
The Grimth Reception,
Mrs. Millen Griffith gave very pleasant tea
Hill. Tue parlors were handsomely decorated
There WAS very large number OF callers VINO
WIRE agreeably entertained with music, con
vpr>ai o and -efIeshmentS. Those who received
with Mrs. Gfinih were her three daughters, the
Misses GriliiIH, Mrs. Z. l.. Griffith, Miss Me-
Aiilscr. Miss Hoffman. Miss Eyre, Miss Chees.
man, Miss DecKer aud Miss Lucia Kltte.
The Porter Musicale.
A unique and very delightful musicale was
given at the residence of Mr.. Fl. g. Porter. 116
dy street. on Thursday evening last
Those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II I.
Scott. MIR. and Mrs. c. j. HIrseb. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. j. de GuerIe Miss Eta Wood, Miss Alice
stump. Miss Eta Doane, Miss Nellie L0yegroye,