The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Large Choice Of Amusements
for this Evening.
7. N. C. o. Receptiou-An Alameda Luncheon
Orc Elmo Parlor Party-The Angus
Rsiff Wedding-Personals.

The Oakland Cotillon Club will hold its
second meeting this evening at Cavalry
Hall, and many will attend from this side.
The FESTIVAL of the Seasons" opened
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Union last evening at the Westminster
Presbyterian Church on Fell street, be-
tween Octavia and Laguna, will be con-
tnued to-day, the afternoon being devoted
to a baby show. The booths representing
the seasons were very dainty affairs.
An interesting event last evening was the
formation of a local chapter of Daughters
OF the Revolution at the residence of Mrs.
Cotton. 1t is fully reported in another
column.
The Scottish tug of war team which
carried off the first prize in the recent tour
nament is to be honored by concert and
ball to be held at B'nai Birth Hall this
evening. when Mayor Sanderson will pre-
sent to each member of the team a gold
watch from the Scottish residents of San
francisco and vicinity.
Minerva Circle. No 20, c. O. F., A. o. F.,
will give complimentary social this even
ing at Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Farrell street
The Howard-street NJ. E. Church choir
(Mr Martin Schultz, organiSt and directory,
will give choice vocal and Instrumental
concert in the church this evening. the pro-
ceeds TO be applied TO the furtherance of
church work as a contribution from the
choir.
Palo Alto Lodge No. 1914, K. and L. of
H., will give their third monthly social in
the new FOresters' Hall, at 1C2 O'Farrell
street, this evening.
Hesperian Parlor. No. 1877, n. S. q. w,
viii give party at Mission Opera Hall this
evening; A large attendance is expected.
Inc Kajanta Dramatic Club held their
inn Of Co. Han
ing some of the most prominent amateur
actors OF The city as follows: President
James Adare; Secretary. Miss Kate Null;
Treasurer, 81 ISIS A. Lee; Business Manager.
joseph Triest; Stage Manager, James a.
Magrath; members-hessrs. Landom Sims,
q. G. Cavanough. Arthur Chester. W. S.
Farwealher, Harvey Adams, Miss NJ. PIuf-
fer, Miss c. Austin, Miss Hazel West.
The Dukes will give their initial party
this evening at Union-Square Hall.
The Christmas bazaar being given by the
ladies' OF st. Stephens parish was well
patronlzed again last evening. Tonight
several novelties Will be offered and those
who have not attended have yet this last op-
portunity.
The Clover ClGb will tender their fifteenth
reception in Pioneer Hall this evening. The
usual pleasant time is promised.
The friends OF Social Council. No. d. o.
L. f., were entertained last night in the
rooms of tie society, Red Mems Building.
by the members of the council. A pto-
gramme, consisting OF vocal and instrument
tai music and Rotations, was given, con-
Guiding with a dance.
The Native Sons of Vermont will enter
tain this evening at obi Fellows Hall.
Little Toddlekins" will tie the feature.
sale of useful and fancy articles will be
held In the parlors of the Bush-street NJ. 4.
Church, Bush street, between Deyisadero
and Scott, this afternoon aud evening. In
the evening Nine. Hodgkins will exhibit her
famous collection OF live dolls.
The wnman's Union Fete.
Last evening the bazaar and soothsaying
by various Means were continued at the
rooms of the Woman's Educational aud In
dustrial Union on Suffer street.
Tonight the grand feature will be- the
cookery contest, TO be conducted chiefly by
those who attend. Each visitor who desires
an especially fine dinner of six or eight
COURSES Will purchase ticket which has
yutlng coupon attached. He will select his
dinner from any of the various menus pro-
vided, and will give his vote for the particu-
lar dish which takes his fancy. That vote
will be credited to the school or nation 10
which the dish belongs. Counting the
tallots viii show the most popular style of
cookery.
Special invitations are being sent to the
German, French, Italian, Spanish and other
PRINCIPAL Cousuls to attend. The hours
will be from to Q and Q TO u o'clock. Two
prizes will be Eiyen-a latest work on
COOKERY anu cookery utensils oil the latest
patterns, donated by Brown Bros, and
Bancroft The ladies III charge will be Mrs.
Sayre and Miss l.. Solomon.
Lunch at Alameda.
On Thursday Mrs. Captain LOrentzen Of
Willow Station entertained the Relief Com
mittee OF the Danish Ladies' Relief Society
of San Francisco at lunch. The table was
tastefully decorated. and covers were laid
for ten. Miss Helene LoreHtzen and Miss
Esther Smith assisted the hostess in receiv-
ing. Among those present were: Mrs.
Captain LOrenizen, Miss Helene Lorentzen,
Miss Esther Smith, Miss Emma Larsen,
Mrs. c. NJ Sorenseu, Mrs. W. NELSON. Miss
Helene Nielsen, the Misses Andersen Of Rio
Vista and Mr.. II. Ravn.
SITS Peters and Paul's Assembly.
The first invitation party of SITS. Peters
and 81. Paul's Assembly. No. II, Y. NJ. c. u,
was given al Uaion-square Hall last night
Five hundred invitations were issued and
by 10 O'Clock $50 couples were present to
participate in the festivities.
The officers OF The assembly are: A. P
Gianninl. Presidents: Frank Marini. First
Vice President; A. t. Hyues. Second Vice
President; A. Ii. Giannini, Recording Sec
Rotary; Thomas Chichzola. Financial Sec
rotary; Frank Cuneo, Treasurer; J. J. Gar
rett. Marshal; Trustees-G. E. Caglieri a
L. FORBADE j. p. Olivia.
The committees were as follows: Com
mittee of Arrangements-A. ii. Giannini.
c. Rota, j. f. DIVA, Joseph Campodonico:
Reception Committer-Frank Marini, J. j.
Garrett. Charles Gr0RdOna, A. T. Hynes
floor manager, A. p. GianDini; Floor Com
mlitee-Dr. Joseph PeScia, G. 4. Cagieri,
Thomas Chichizola, Frank Cuneo, a. l..
FORBADE.
As prelude to the dance the following
programme was rendered; Overture,
YANKEES Orchestra; recitation. "The Jeal-
Gus Wife," Miss Nettie Steele; instru-
mental quartet Miss Clara Cuneo Mrs T.
Kehrlein. Mr.. E. Kehrein (mandolins). Mr..
Harry Rethers tgnitar) vocal solo, Semi
ramide," Mrs. Il. Watson; sailors horn
pipe, Miss Elaine Telfor. The floor wa,
then cleared for dancing, and a merry time
was passed until "amang the wee. sma'
hours ayaEt the twel."
The Orc Elmo Parlor Party.
A particularly enjoyable party was given
by Orc Elmo ParlOr, No. 9, n. ID. G. W., on
Wednesday evening at Union square Hall.
At one time it was feared that the carnival
given by Alta Parlor would render the party
unsuccessful. but shortly after 9 O'Clock the
popularity of Orc Parlor vindcated itself
nobly. Miss Emma Deilwig the pretty
President. led the grand march, followed
by nearly one hundred couples. who danced
merrily until after midnight
The following composed the acting COM
mittees Committee of Arrangements-Mi
Cassie Rudford. MISS Lizzie Cummings.
Miss Rebecca C0rDahrens, Mrs. Mary Leigh
ton, Miss Emma Dellwig, Miss Mamie Nc
Carthy; floor manager, Miss Emma Deli
wig; assistant floor manager, Miss Rebecea
Cornahrens; Floor Committee-Mrs. Lizzie
Cummings, Miss Ada Smith, Miss Molie
Barry, Miss Laura Carey, Miss Emma
Fauss.
c. L. A. 8. INSTALLATION.
G. L. A. S., No. 4, held its installation
of officers last Wednesday evening. at Lin