The morning call., 1891-12-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Christmas Bazaars and Church
Entertainments.
Seven Pines Circle, Ladies Of the G. A R Camp
Fire-special Announcement of Events
in the Near Future.

Tie Society of the Daughters Of The American
Revolution (Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin and
ans. Leland Stanford, honorary Regents Mrs.
William Alvord, Chapter Regent Will organize
a Local chapter this evening at the residenc OF
Ms. General d. D. Cotton, on the northeast
corner OF California and Taylor streets. The in
tesesiiug exercises viii include an original
poem, Written for The occasion by John Vance
Cheney
Mrs. Fouie, wife OF Rev. r. C. Foute, gave
one Of her pleasant ladies' luncheons on Monday
at her California-street home.
What promises TO be a pleasant party Will be
given by Saints Peter and Paul Assembly, No.
II, y. VI. C. u, this evening at Unlon-square
Hall 1t is the assembly's first invitation party
and viii be strictly eyenlng-dfess affair.
A pleasant entertainment and social for the
benefit of the Welsh Presbyterian Church took
place last evening al Cambrian Hall.
A grand entertainment and social dance for
the benefit Of the public school piano fund vii!
be held tomorrow evening, the l1th inst, al
Murphy's Hall. Ocean View. a large attendance
is expected aud good time guaranteed:
Shakespeare's tragedy, the Moor of Venice"
will form the piece de resistance at the farewell
benefit 10 be rendered 10 Mr.. Peter SossO this
evening at Irving Hall. MIR. Sosso VIII enact the
Much interest Is expressed in the cooking con-
test TO take place tomorrow al the rooms OF the
WOmen's Educational and Industrial Union. Al 7
Su ter street Every purchaser OF a supper
ticket viii he entitled 10 one vote Tor the best
national DISH
Of Mr.. William d. Van Brunt assisted by Mrs.
T. Watson and Mr.. Adolph Lada. at MauZy's
"arerooms, on Post sire t this evening.
Social Council, No. 46, o. g. f., VIII entertain
their friends next Thursday evening In their
!. hall. RED Mems Building.
- The second entertainment in the members
concert course, consisting of dramatic and
humorous readings, including the "Chariot
Race" from ben fur" by Professor Henry W.
Ludlam. viii IA place tonight at The Y. NJ. &.
a Building, 232 Suffer street.
1he second annual dinner OF the Pacific
fNrT yaF ffFnla hold "a
Az Pine street. on Saturday evening next Pest
dent William Greer Harrison OF the Olympic
Club VIII preside.
The st. Stephens Church Bazaar.
Last night the ladies OF St. Stephens parish
opened three days Christmas bazaar In aid OF
the Improvement Fund at the parish house, in
the rear OF the church on Fulton street, between
Webster and Fillmore.
The attendance and business were alike
capital, and the scene was very pretty and
animated one. The booths, particularly those
OF ST. Margareps Guild (OTnamented with butter
flies) and the flower booth, were maryels of
tasteful conceptions. All were eharmlngly
among them were: The Ladies' Aid Society
booth-Mrs. NuttiDg. Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Bragg
Mrs. Taggard; lemonade-Mrs. Lion, assisted
bp corps OF bellies; 81. argarePs Guild-Hrs.
Dr. Guffth, Miss LangtOn, Miss Terry, Miss
Hail Miss Lies; orange booth-Mrs NavIor:
cushion bOoth-Mrs. Forbes; flower bOoth--MFs.
Brown, Miss Langton, Miss Nutting; candy
DouIh- Society of the Good Shepherd repre-
Fairweather; bag boot-Mrs Follansbe-, alIss
Proctor, Miss Hefffon; doll bOolh-' Minister
Ing Children" represented by Miss Anita Tag
gard, Miss May Allen; grab-bag, Mlnisterng
Children" represented by Santa Claus direct
from the North Pole. Upstairs refreshments were
served by Nine. Generaux, and jellles and pre-
serves by Mrs Bennett.
During The evening delightful musical pro-
gramme was rendered, including plano solo,
Eiss Terry; violin solo, Miss Gruenhagen; vocal
solo, Miss Winston; hr. Richards presided in
Ms genial manner.
The bazaar Will be continued tonight.
The St. Mary's Cathedral Festival.
The 81. Mary's Cathedral Sunday school gave
their first Christmas festival last evening at Sar-
iOga Hall. II WAS given under the direction OF
MIR. A. ID. Kennif Superintendent, assisted by
the Sisters Of the holy Family.
Tie exercises, which were enjoyed by very
large audience, reflected great credit upon tile
teachers OF The children. featuie WAS the exc
cution OF the BeaSey Babies, wh3 appeared to
great advantage, aud a csntata, q" I be Children's
First Christmas" by Miss Harriet ". SkIdmore
lire music adapted by Miss Kathleen 81. ThOmp-
son. The choir was accompanied and directed
by Mrs. A. b. Collins.
Among others taking part were; Miss Ethel
Kennedy. Miss Geneyeye Lilly, Miss Maggie