The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Farewell Dinner Party Given
by Mr.. and Mrs. SpIivalo.
The Court Eucleian Souvenir Party Three
Lodge installations = Coast We'd
diugs-Personal Notes.

brilliant event will be found in another col
umn.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Giuig entertained
King Kalakaua and number of friends in
one of the private dining rooms of the Cal
ifonia last Tuesday evening.
Among the late arrivals. interesting in
social circles, was an infant daughter to the
wife of Mr. Charles b. Platt at the Hotel
Pleasanton last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ogden Mills gave an informal dance
last evening at her home in New York,
when limited number of friends were en-
tertained. The feature of the reception was
the cotillion, which was led by Mr. W. K.
vanderbilt, escorting the hostess.
Excelsior Circle, No. ., c. of c., installed
the following officers on the Sth inst. for the
ensuing term: Jr. P. c. c., Miss Ella Beau
regard; c. C., Miss NJ. Smith; S. c. c.. Miss
b, Hesler; Financial Secretary, H. F.
Singer; Recording Secretary. Mrs. A Penn
berthy; Treasurer, Mrs. s. a. Benuharnais
H. g., Miss a. Brader; l.. G., Miss G. Rowe
/. g., Mrs NJ. L. Bollinger; 0, G., Mrs Liz
zie Sewell; OrganiSt, Mrs. j. Graham; Ply
stefan, Dr. }. Soboslay; delegates to Grand
Circle-Mrs Annie Pemberthy, Mrs. H f.
Singer and Miss Ella Beauregard
A pleasant farewell party was given by
MIS- c. Chisholm Of Fresno on Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Hattie Peters of
TINS city, who returned home yesterday, af-
ter an enjoyable visit.
Miss May Duncan of Oakland the we'll
known young exponent of the DelSarte SvS-
TEN, gave dancing party last Saturday at
ternoon in the parlOrs Of Light Battery A
on Pacific avenue. She was assisted by her
sister Dora and her mother, Mrs Dora Gray
Duncan, who presided at the piano The
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the afternoon was made a very pleasant one
Mr.. Dawson Dalziel, formerly of this city,
now editor of New York Truth, has MANY
acQuantances here, who viii be interested
IN the following note by Gotham CORE
spOndent; | am told that Truth is likely to
undergo reorganization in a day or two
Dawson DalZiel, the editor, has been in
London for months, managing what is
known as Dunlap'S cable service. Both the
paper and the cable service were begun on
the capital OF Robert Dunlap, the halter
DalZel has done so well with the
cable service that he has bought Mr.. Dun
laps interest in it, and Truth has suffered
from DalZiels absence SO much that Mr.
Dunlap, am told, intends TO completely
re0rganlZe it. DalZiel will no longer be
editor and the whole motive of the paper may
be changed to give a more distinctive tone
Miss Elizabeth 3. Easton gave a Brown
ing party on Tuesday morning at her
apartments in the Pleasanton, rabbi Ben
Era being the special long poem under
consideration.
Hesperian Garlor. No. 1877, y. S. G. W.,
VIII huid an opeE installation ard enter
tainment at Mission Opera Hall this even
ing.
The SpIivaIo Farewell Dinner
On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Spliyalo
entertained the Hon. Romualdo Pacbeco
before leaving this city on his mission as
American Minister to Central America with
a dinner at their residence on Washington
street.
Ihe dlnlng-rOom was decorated with flow
ers and smilaX, aud presented a pleasing APP
pearance. The hosts and guests sat down
10 table at o'clock, and whied away time
with pleasant conversation and toasts till
after o'clock in the morning. The menu
was:
MENU
Huitres en- cUquille.
sOUPE.
Petite pate d'Italle.
HoRS D'GUVRE
olives PhuiIe. Olives farcies
FAssE-TEdPs.
Ecreyetes a la mayonaise.
POISSON.
Truites Tahoe au win Madeira.
FRITURE.
ReYolutionaire IEspagnole.
ENTREES.
Lanzue Manifestations
Neau aux Champignons Angouleme
RoTIs.
tiet piquet. Dindon farcis a Ia AIinstere
DESSERT.
Glaces Melanges.
FRoMAGE.
Gruyere. Roquefort. Corgonzola
GArEAUx.
Petit fours. Meringues. L'ange.
Fruits.
P9mues. Ananas. Bananes. Oranges.
Noir. Amandes. Raisins Dates Fruits Glaces.
yermouth. sauterne. znfandel Bourgogne.
Saint R 4a5.ss E.,. Roed t,,s sazerao.
Besides the host and hostess there were
present to do honor to the distinguished
guest the fOllOwng-named ladies' ana gem
tlemen: Minister and Mrs. Romualdo Pa
checo, Judge and Mrs. William I. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Nougues, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Sheldon, Mrs Mervyn Donahue,
Mrs. r. Hillard, Mrs. f. Portener, Miss
Adelaide Hillard, Miss Josie Fautz Miss NJ.
Mckay. Miss ROsana Madero, Miss Katie
SpliyalO; Messrs. E. j. Moore, Dr. C. a. de
Ia Mesa, e, a. Grain, Charles billiard, P.
J. Sanchez, J. A. Sheldon, w. d. Griffin
and Carlo Rizzini.
T0asts were given by the host and Messrs
). NJ. Nougues, Mark j. Sheldon and Judge
Wallace, all congratulating Governor Pa
checo on his appointment and wishing him
godspeed on his mission, success and clear
and decisive mind in protecting all who take
refuge under the flag of our country.
The C. NJ. Arnold Council Installation.
The officers of this young council were in
stalled on Tuesday evening at 800 Post
street. The Grand Councillor H. w. Hut
ton, and his deputies, Bushnell. Deleon
and COrbett assisted by P. g. C. Arnold,
officiated, P, C. Harmon of Alcazar acting
as Grand Marshal.
After the public installation P. c. John
j. Coffey, in very brief manner, eulogized
the interest taken in the council by the re-
tirng Councillor, DIT. c. T. Deane. and on
behalf OF the council presented the doctor
with a neat 2. c. badge suitably inscribed
a nice musical and literary programme
was gwen by the members and friends of
the council, noticeable among which were
the musical selections of pupils in our pub
lie schools Tie original readings of Mr..
Thomas l.. Kennedy were well received.
After the entertainment the assembled
guests were marshaled by the Councillor
and marched TO the banquet-hall, where the
lady members of the council had made suit
able preparations to supply fine coffee and
cake.
After refreshments the party returned to
the hall, where dancing was INDUCED in un-
III y, when the meeting adjourned.
he committees having charge of this en-
tSl1dIAilltut anu supper were: Entertain
ment-Thomas E. Kennedy, Sarah Coffey,
mes 6; K Kennedy, DR.. Deane and Albert
Iyser; Refreshments-Mrs. Julia Coffey.
Mrs. Julia O'Kane, Mrs. Susanna Hartman.
Mrs Sarah Benson. Mrs. Helene Hartwig-
sen, Mrs Kate Hartman and Mrs. Margaret
Gallagher
There were fully 125 persons sat to par
take Of the supper, among whom were the
past grand officers and grand officers of the
State.
This council will have benefit at one of
the theaters at an early date, the proceeds to
go to the sick benefit fund of the council.
As 1t Is the only council having a benefit
sick attached to it the council is becomin Q
very popular.
The Court EucIeian Souvenir PARTY.
The members of Court Eucleian, No. 6932
a. 0. f. of A. gave their initial souvenir
party last evening at B'nai Birth Hall. Ii
was highly successful affair. both in the
careful arran gements and in the pleasure it
afforded to the many CUES IS.
1t was enarly 9 O'Clock when Chief Ranger
of the Court w. K. Cowan and Miss Ellen
Murphy led off the grand march. followed