The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-25

ana ana Mrs. Il. +. TaDm; silver butter-,ish,
MI. ana Mrs. f. Ruther; silver card
T. Dowdall; set China fruit plates, Miss
Emma Schneider of Alameda; tea table, card
RACK and stand. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
huthe; green India silk Grapes, Mrs. w. 81.
AeTriSon; set silver teaspoons, MIR. Alfred
4. Edmondson; silver butter-knffe, cream
ladle and sugar spoon, Mr.. II. Mentz; pie
knife ana perry spoon. Mr.. Otto Mormon;
complete set OF carvers. Mr.. Carl Uhlig;
siVer cream ladle, sugar spoon aud pickle
Iork, MI and Mrs. }. Burlington; complete
silver dinner set including soup lade and
napkin rings, in satin lined case, from Messrs.
+. Z. Won Petersdorff, Francis O. Cramer,
Eugene Barnrbitz. Charles Braetsch, C. L.
Bendixen and Peter Lafort. There were
also other valusbls presents too numerous
too mention from Mr.. and Mrs. Tamm, DIR.
and Mrs. W. Ii. Humid. Mr.. Stevens. Mr..
Graham and family, Mr.. Otto Braundorf,
MISS Edith Hammond and others.
among the numerous guests were: Mr..
E. A. Fargoe, Mr.. A. d. Codington, Mr..
and Mrs. W. p Dowdall, Miss Fannie
Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. John Whelan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Anthes, Mr. Alfred L. Edmond
son, Mr., John G. EdmondSon. Miss Mary
Horarl Mr. j. c. Filzsimmons, Mr.. Samuel
Mrs. +, c. Hornung. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. McLene,
Miss Nellie McLene, Mrs. Charles Dick
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Monhardt, Mr.. and
MIS-, Charles Monhardt Mr.: and Mrs: w.
Ida Codingt0n, Miss j. Kerrison, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Teller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Z.
Teller, Mr.. Jack Wentworth. Mrs. NJ
kritt, Mr.. aud Mrs. James Benson,
Nm Mr. and d.. Mrs MIS-. James Benson Jrs Mr.
Miss Mary Beam, Mrs. Joseph Hammond.
Miss Etta Hammond. Miss Name Mitchell,
Miss Nance Mitchell, Miss J. Mitchell. Mr..
and and Mrs. F. Barry. Mr.; and Mrs. A. NJ.
and Mrs. William Bryan, Mr.. Harry Meniz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matte, Mr.. Frank Thornton,
MIR. George Lonergan, Mr.. and Mrs. Chelo-
yich, Mr.. and Mrs. Faurell. Mr.. Ernest
Tanner, Mr.. and MIS-. Feitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peters, Dr.. and Mrs. Humid. E. B.
Mr. Bnhde, Mr.. Foigt, MIR. Otto Never, Mr..
Carl Uhhg, MIR. Norman, Mr.. c. Stepp,
Mr. Meyer, Mr.. Brateh. Mr.. Barnewitz, MI.
lie Fort, MrGand Mrs. Steyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruthe, Mr.. Joury, Mr.. and Mrs. Farveaux,
Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. c. Kahler. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
kahler, MI. and Mrs. Duuring.
Church of the Advent Festival.
The bazaar at Irving Hall for the benefit
of the new Church Of the Advent terminated
yesterday after most successful run. The
rector, Rev. John Gray, stated last evening
that considerably over $500 had been
cleared by the enterprise, and this happy
result was due in no small degree to the CO.
operation of the press. This acknowledge
ment was gracefully expressed when two
wagon-oads OF chOriSterS maze q special
visit at The CALL office III their rounds, and
sang sweet, otd-faShI0ned carols. Among
other places that the four-fu-hand basses
called at was the Palace Hotel, where their
musical voices evoked much admiration.
Financially the lunches have been the
greatest factor in the bazaars success. but
the other departments all contributed ma
| teTially.
New York's Big Ball.
According to the New York World Mr..
McAllister is actively at work planning for
the New Years ball" He is anxious to
make it in every respect more brilliant than
the New Year ball of January, 1890, given
at he Metropolitan Opera House.
1t is absurd to think that The Smart
Set is ever to remain and consist of but
100 people Annually it is largely recruited,
and what was 400 two years ago may be
said to be 800. at least, now. 4 ball to
which thousand reople will be invited
viii hardly embrace New FORK general So
Getty as u now exists.
The intention is to give the smart
set liz fact all setS-a superb ball
in the Madison Square Garden ballroom !;
10 make the corridors and supper-r0Om
fairy bowers with ,plants and flowers, with
all illumination gi0rnO of electric lights; to
spare DO expense IN producing such artistic
and make them feel that they are indeed in
fairyland. The best caterers in this city
have uIstertaken To rIoyltie the supper, and
as they Will he given a carte blanche and
the menu. made by Mr.. McAlllster, he
carefully avoiding the mistikeS hitherto
made in this city and at Newport in giving
green peas at 4 o'clock in the morning pro-
pose TO substitute young truffled turkey and
such new dishes as mOusselue de fOiS graS.
and cetelettes de jamban aux truifeS. TGl al
do bRpaSSR y Is al in
this country.
The ball, az in 1890, will be opened by
dancing FIVE sets of the ''Sir Roger de
Coverley." The prominent members of
different circles are to be asked Ia take part
in this dance. Every effort will be made to
assemble together on this occasion not only
the beauty Of the land, but all the brilliant
men and women eUr country can boast of.
The ball will be given on Monday, Janu-
ary 18th, by the one hundred gentlemen who
gave the New Years bail of 1891 Vacan-
| cies alone will he filed. Each subscriber
viii have ten Invitations to dispose of, max
ing 1000 invitations issued There viii be
two suppers, the first at midnight ami the
second at the close OF the cotilIOn, which
will consist of $50 couples. The ladies who
received at the New Years bail of 1890 will
be asked 10 receive at this ball
Society Personals.
Mrs. George N. Pullman and daughter,
Miss Harriet Pullman, accompanied by Mrs.
NJ. C. Sanger, left this city yesterday in
their private car. "P C. c." en- route to
Santa Barbara, where they will remain dur
ing the winter.
Mrs Anna Morrison Reed of Laytonville,
Nendocino County, is at the Russ, and will
remain here for few days.
Mrs. AIpheus Bull and daughter, Miss
Kathleen Bull, have returned from a trip to
the Eastern States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Tallant will spend
New Years at the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Christine c. LuhFs is spending
Christmas week at Hotel del Monte with
friends.
MIR. Il. S. Dexter is up in the Napa Val
ley spending Christmas. His family are
still at the Palace Hotel
Mrs. A. w Scott has been very i'll for
some days past and is still confined to her
bed.
Colonel B. o. Carr. formerly of St. He
lena, will leave on Saturday next for Le-
moore, Tulare County, where he will en-
gage in the banking business.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. =. Ryan, Miss Daisy and
Miss Ruth Ryan Of MenIo Park have closed
their residence and are now at the Occiden-
tai H otel, San Francisco, for the winter
season.
Mrs. Herbert Bryant has returned to
town from Calstoga
Mira. William Singer Jr. left to join her
husband, who has been quite i'll in Sacra-
mento, but is better
Mr.. ami Mrs. Griffith j. Griffeths and
son of Los Eeliz rancho, pear Los Angeles,
are in this city for the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wehner OF High
land Villa, near san Jose, are al tha Palace,
en- route home from Chicago.
Mr. Thuriow McMallen has returned
from business trip to tbs interior of the
State.
Mr.. Fulton G. Berry, who was severely
injured at Fresno recently. has recovered
and is in town for few days.
Mrs. F. q. Sutherland and Miss Surher-
land have returned from their Fresno ranch
and are at the MareehaIe Mel for the win
ter.
Mr.. J. G. Roberts of Portland. Oregon, is
in town for the holidays.
Judge |. Lawton was a recent visitor to
San Diego.
Miss Fanny Brown has returned to Stock