The morning call., 1891-10-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Further Announcements of Novel
Charity Teas.
The Bay City Wheelmen's Anniversary-A
Chldren's Fair-Amateur Comedy at
Odd Fellows Hall-Parties.

10 O'Clock, he mOt1 IN decorative effects
viii be Japanesque. Among the distin-
guished talent which will assist in enter
tanning during the reception will be Miss
Abbe L. Cadle. Mr.. Robert Lloyd and the
Apollo Glee Club; Mrs. Birmingham and
Miss Webster, two pupils of Mrs. Mariner
Campbell; Miss EleanOra C0nnel, Miss
Gertrude Judd aud the Sketch Club. This
is the first of a series Of entertainments TO
be given by this society. which does noOle
work for the kindergartens.
The Palace Circle, Kings Daughters, will
give a benefit this evening at Irving Hall,
for the benefit Of their Charity Fund.
The Bay City Wheelmen gave their sew
enth anniversary party last evening at
I-ufon-square Hall. The President Mr..
George T. WetmoTe, acted as floor director,
with The following committee; MeSSrs. DO
seph u. Cox. Daniel O'CaliaghaD, Frank w.
Piersun and Calvin n Langton. Blum's
Orchestra Off lated, and the dance was as
usual worthy Of the association. \ number
OF BICYCLES on the stage formed the chief
decoration in the hall.
An entertainment and ball will he given
by the Danish Ladies Relief Society at Sara
tOgi Hall this evening.
The Strangers Cub will give an apron
and necktie party in Union-Square Building
ti!is evening.
Evans AuuItlls NJ t-s " u L - W IA give
q literary and bOnOJn party at W Washington
Hall this evening.
The NJ. NJ. Club, an association of young
people of the Church Of the Advent, held
their third social and dance last evening at
Metropolitan Temple. Rev. John Gray
read IRON Mark Twain, Miss May Sproston
TeCited. Mr. George W. Martin sang, and
Air. +. Victor Austin rendered violin SoIo-
Dancing to Blum's Orchestra was afterward
INDUCED in under the direction Of Mr.. y. d.
Collins and Mr.. Robert ". Dennis.
The Portuguese Protective and Beneyo-
lent Association viii give its nineteenth an
uual ball at Bersaglieri Hall this evening.
a farewell party will be given by Mr..
George cit at Germanla hall, Bush street,
this evening.
The chTysanthrmum tea, which is to be
held at the residence of Mrs L. l.. Baker,
corner OF Franklin and Washington streets,
on Saturday afternoon, October 5lst. IS
given ny the ChLdreu's Societ, in aid Of the
crutcn and splint fund of the ChIldren's
II SpitJl is 10 be hoped that as many OF
the children as possible will appear IN Jap
auese costume. y great feature OF the alter
noon VIII be an excellent musical pro-
gramme
a Children's Fair.
The Little Kings Daughters OF Calvary
Presbyterian Church held q pretty charity
fair last evening at the residence of Mr.. r.
a. Donaldson, 1ljl Octayia street,
a row Of japanese lanterns dangied over
the entrance TO the lower room, where had
been arranged the various booths, looking
very picturesque amid mural decorations Of
lilies, cat-tais, ferns, etc. The sewing
booth was presided over By Miss HeTmie
Lask and Miss Edna Donaldson; candy
bootll-AIiss Isabel Hopkins and Miss
Fanny Clark; cologne bOuth-MiSs Bessie
BedeIl and Miss Maud Hustled household
booth-Miss Mabel Burgess and Miss Lita
Frltch; flower booth-Mis5 Mabel Donald
son aud Miss Alice Bo0bar. A wonderful
Christmas tree had been prepared by Miss
May Brooks.
The little maids were all dantilv dressed,
the ice-cream booth being served by at
tendants in smart caps and aprons. They
were: Miss Eva Connolly, Miss Susie Con-
nelly, Miss Mamie hesSI0g, Miss Estelle
Hun-e, Miss GeueyieYe Woodruff. Miss
Edith Woodruff was the faithful door
keeper.
Quite a number OF visitors called, bought
articles AMI admired the booths. A band
1f SIX musicians helped 10 enliven tne
already lively scene.
The fair which is under the management
f Miss Cameron and Mrs. Gendar was ar
ranged 10 raise funds toward founding a
free Kindergarten for the poor. This after
noon 1t is hoped that the pretty wares will
be quite sold out.
The Bickerdyke Camp Entertainment.
IL ~ hAAlAeA- jan VI II tbfNCAA-J sLi4p
No. ., Daughters Of Veterans, was nota-
ble affair last evening. 1t took place at
B'nai Birth Hall and was well attended.
The following programme had been pre-
pared Overture, Blum's Orchestra; vocal
solo; Spanish Fair dance, Mabel Norton
and Helen Henry pupils of Miss f. Cook;
recitation, Nessie Vegthe; vocal solo, Min
ME Ellsworth; skirt dance, Helen Henry;
vocal solo, Mr. K. Jones; instrumental
duet, ISIduTe Wyatt and Ida Wyatt; recita-
lion, Miss Gates; Captain, Ella Hostetter.
The receipts were sensibly swelled by the
sales OF bOutOnneros by a member. Dane
iug continued till l clock Following COM
posed tie committees: Committee of Ar
Iangempnts-Miss Emma L. Chamberlain
Chairman, Miss Carrie NJ. ). keene, Miss
Esther Higgins, Miss Alice Laruey, Miss
Kate Wyatt, Miss Anna HOstetter; Recep-
ton Cummittee-MisS Carrie NJ. 5. keene
Miss Maud Jones, Miss Mamie Lyons, Miss
TMe Welsheimer, Miss Lulu Higgins, Miss
Myra DemaS; floor manager, Miss Emma
T. Chamberlain; Floor Committee: Aids,
Fair Oak Camp-Captain E. W. Eustice
First Lieutenant A. J. Weinert, First Ser
geant a N. Aunis, Sergeant W. A. VIII
kIns: aids, Holmes Camp-Captail p. K.
Gordon, First Sergeant F. N. Wilson, First
Lieutenant L. a. Kickoff, Second Lieuten-
ant +. o. BEatton.
Party on Fourteenth street.
A very enjoyable double birthday party
was given by Mr. F. Leahy and Miss Mary
spearman to rheir numerous friends on
Tuesday evening at the residence. 126 Four
teenth street
Dancing ald singing was INDUCED in
until a late hour. Music was furnished By
Messrs. Hugh Rodden, Frank Burke and
Nh Styles.
Among these present were: Mr.. F. Leahy,
Miss Mary SDrarman, MI and Mrs. Hugh
R0dden, Mr.. john Mclaughlin, Mr.. James
Geary. Mr. and Mrs. Haase, Miss Ella
Spearman Miss Mamie Spearman, Mr ana
Mrs. IL. Young, Mr.. OConnOr, Mr.. j.
Leahy, Mr. D. Leahy, Miss Mary Leahy,
Mrs. A. Phillips, Miss Celia Allen, Miss u.
Mullaney, Mr.. +. Burke, Mrs. ). Chrisien-
son, Miss Lille Westfall, Mr.. George Won
Claim, Mr., Fred Beck, Mr.. j. Hanson, Mrs.
Spearman, Mr.. Z. Spearman, Mr.. William
SpeaTHau.
The Lyceum's Entertainment.
The Lyceum Comedy Company gave a
very creditable representation of "a Night
or last evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
which was fairly well filed.
The cast was as follows: Marcus Brutus
Snap, Thomas F. Nye; JUstinian Babbitt,
George Bush; Jack Mulberry, Howard NJ.
Scott; Dr. Harry Damask, Franklyn Carty;
Lord Mulberry, W. T. Andrews; Jinks
IiOOQOOt W Ill omllus MIS- LaHJlppH DAD
btt, Miss Christine Moran; Nisby Babbitt,
Miss Annie Robinson: Ada Damask, Miss
Ethel Harrison; Susan Ann Matilda, Miss
Milie Miller.
d The officers of the club which is now
doing excellent work, are: Hon. Harry Sin
clair, President; Charles Leighton, Vice
President; Charles Ferguson, ex-President;
J.-MerTill Nye Jr., Secretary; Homer Or
loup, Treasurer; Messrs. Lane and Rey-
nolds, Properties; Thomas T. Nye, Stage
Manager; Messrs EllinwoOd and Brown,
Business Managers.
The Y. L. !. Party.
Young Ladies' Institute No. Il gave
social party at Irving Hall last evening and
proved very successful hOstesses.
The floor was under the direction Of Miss
Belle Close; assistant drect0rs-AIiss Celia
Anson, Miss Mamie Gleason; Floor Com
mittce-Miss Addie Baum, Miss Mamie
Redington, Miss May Hogan, Miss Maggie
Murphy, Miss Margie Bennett, Mrs Ray
maud, Miss Julia McArdle, Miss Geraldine
Mulcahey, Miss Minnie Clancy, Miss Mary
Neyland.
The remaining committees consisted of:
CnF1u4iffaa Of Arrapoau1apfe--Mis