The morning call., 1891-05-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Monthly Entertainment Of the
Sons of Vermont.
Two Society Dinner Parties : Seminary
Alumn@ Reunion-The Calliopean So
ciety Party-Personals.

The eighth Saturday popular concert will,
by request, take place in the evening of to-
day instead of the afternoon. The vocalist
of the occasion will be MIR. Osgood Putnam
and the instrumentalists Mrs. Carmichael
Carr, Sigmund Beel, Louis Hene and Ber
nat Jaulus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Dinmore held an
informal reception at the residence OF Mr.
William Lewis in Petaluma on Saturday
last. They were assisted by number OF
their wedding party, including Miss. Mabel
Crouch of Napa, Mrs. T. II. Bowling, Miss
Jennie Bowman, Mr.. j. A. McNear Jr., Mr.
Hall Lewis of San Francisco, Miss Marie
Brown and Mr.. j. McA. Brown.
A remarkably pleasant hop was given at
the Hotel Paramount last evening. The
ballroom was prettily decorated, and Mrs.
L. |. Couch was most solicitous in pro-
noting the comfort and pleasure of all pres
ent. A good supper was served just before
midnight.
The Vendomes will give party this even
ing at New BerSaglieri Hail on the corner
of Stockton and Union streets.
A pleasant evenings entertainment
and social gathering was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Greninger, 107
Buchanan street. last evening. The follow
ing prog ramme was successfully rendered +:
Magic-lantern views by Mr.. G. Kanzee and
Mr.. G. Wagner; song, Leaf ana Fountain,
Miss L. HainQue; recitation, ''The Mirage
solo. The Wayside Inn" Mr.. ID. Wagner !;
song. "'Tis Not Time" Mrs w. F. Null
ner Jr.; song, My Maggie" Mr.. b. j.
Boldenson. Dancing followed till late
hour.
The La Voltas gave a pleasant at-hOme
last evening at Saratoga Hall.
On Monday evening last the regular
monthly entertainment and hop of the Ed
win Forrest Dramatic Club took place at
the rooms of the club, 425 Ivy avenue. The
entertaining programme included songs,
recitations and specialties, which were cred
itabiy rendered. Dancing followed and was
continued until midnight.
A large attendance enjoyed the Cadets
exhibition at the Pavilion last night. The
proceedings will be found noted elsewhere
in this issue
The second hop at the hotel Mirabeau
took place last evening, and was much en-
joyed by the guests. An excellent supper
was served by the hostess of the pleasant
occasion, Mrs. BoIel Snyder. The efficient
master of ceremonies was Mr.. Wickeroham,
assisted by other gentlemen.
The Pacific I aeht Club will give lis OPEN
ing hop at its clubhouse in SausalitO.
Guests viii be accommodated by a special
steamer, leaving the wharf here in the even
ing at O'Clock
Miss Gertrude Forman gave very en-
joyable tAeater party during the week In
honor of Master Fred Williams, the boy So
prano of Westminster Abbey. The young
people were chaperoned by Mrs. Sands
Forman.
The anniversary celebration, carnival and
hai ms Of no mi IF pvfh will
be given this evening at the Mechanics
Pavilion under the auspices of the Library
Association. The grand march will be re-
plete with novel features of an attractive
nature A military band Of forty pieces
viii be IN attendance.
The Fair Dinner.
A small and elaborate dinner party was
given by Mrs. Theresa Fair on Wednesday
evening at her Pine-Street residence, in
honor Of Mrs. Ball, who returns to Washing
| ton, ID. c., next Tuesday, after pleasant
visit, which she may repeat in September.
The table decorations were all in white,
and several hours were passed in the dis
cuSSlon OF choice menu. During the after
hours, IN the drawing room, the Hungarian
orchestra entertained the guests with selec-
tons, which weTeyaried by vocal contribu-
tions from members of the company.
Those present were: Mrs. Theresa Fair,
MIS-. d6Tbdu OelticnSi MIS-. CharleS ".
Alexander, Mrs. Ball, Miss Hager, Miss
1al lor, Miss Belle Smith, Miss Maud
O'ConnOr, Miss Lille O'Connor, Mr. Don
aid de V. Graham. Mr.. George Hall, Mr.. A.
II. Small, Mr.. Frank Carolan, Mr. Joseph
ID. Reddiug. Mr. W. r. Sherwood Mr.. Edgar
Miner, MIR. Charles o. Alexander.
A Seminary Aiumnae Reunion.
On Tuesday, April 28th, the Rockford
Seminary AluinBe Association held theiI
much anticipated reunion at the California
Hotel.
After the regular business meeting and a
! banquet reception followed to the families
OF members and to the alumna of Beloit
College on this Coast.
AT the banquet, which was abundant and
daintily served-after tOasts, addresses and
letters by MEMBERSHIPS. Sharpstein, the
corresponding secretary. read very inter
esting communication from Miss Anderson,
principal OF the seminary, giving, in brief.
It's present prosperous status and hopeful
outlook. The banquet closed with an able
address by Mrs. Eastman, the retiring
President.
The evening programme was enlivened by
music, to which Rev. Mrs. Pullan of this
city kindly contributed choice selections.
kilograms Of greeting were sent by the
principal and teachers Of the seminary, to
the meeting adjourned. to meet in Septem-
Der, 1892.
The officers chosen for the ensuing tern
are: Mrs. James Spies. Berkeley, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Allen Smith. Berkeley, Vice
President; Miss Ella l.. Bullock, Oakland,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. Ida GorriIl, Oak
land, Corresponding Secretary.
The Phelan Dinner.
Mr.. James d. Phelan gave an elegant and
day evening in the BEDROOM of the Bohemian
! Club The table was deliberately decorated
with flowers and string band played pretty
and appropriate music throughout the entire
| meal. Alter the repast music and converse.
| ton were enjoyed Tor an hour or two. The
guests were Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase
Mrs. Herman OelTichs, Miss Phelan, his:
Hager, Miss Ashe. Miss Goad. Miss Nc
KinStry, Miss Edith FindIey, Miss Lucy
Brooks; Messrs. George Duyal, Joseph d
Grant, Monterrey JephsOn, George IL. Lent
jerome Hart, Horace Blanchard Chase.
The Vermonters' Entertainments.
The Pacific Coast Association, Native
Sons of Vermont. gave another of the
enjoyable entertainments last evening, fol
lowed by dance. Considering the numer
Gus social events in town, the attendance
was remarkably good.
The following was the programme: Over
ture Blum's Orchestral barytone solo
when the Pilot Takes Command" Mr..
H. d. Smith; violin duet (selected), Mis-
Maud d. Bonney and Mr.. ID. I. Gilfether
waltz song, Among the Flowers" by the
composer, Mrs. c. III. Webb; comic song
Dir. Richard ]. Whean; contralto solo.
Dream" (Alfred Robyn), Miss Carrie
Godfrey. COurtShip scene from Richard Ill
in costume, w. j. Kohler. formerly OF the
late w. Sheridan Company. as the Duke of
Glosler Cast: Duke of Gloster. Mr.. w. L
KebIer; Lady Ann, Miss Lima Crews; Lieu
tenant, Miss T. Hartman. Dancing eon.
cuded the evenings pleasure.
The officers of the association are: Presi-
dent, f. Dillingham;; Vice Presidents, Hon.
A. w. Scott. Hon. j. Mem. Shafter, a. O.
Cotton; Secretary. S. q. Cheeyer; Treas
urer, X. A. Jewell; Executive Committee
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