The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Fourteenth Anniversary Ball of
Unity Lodge, l. O. d. B.
Occidental Lodge Entertainments Party on
Rausch Street - out-Of-Town Events.
Party on Twenty-sixth Street.

legislators and the ladies Of the capital city.
Owing to sickness and other causes this was
tie first state reception held this season.
This evening Seven Pines Circle, No. 8,
Ladies' Of the 6. a. r., will hold their fifth
annual campfire and ball at B'nai Birth
Hall. After a choice programme, including
the drama "a Yankee Visitor" (the charac-
icrs by members of the circle, the affair
viii conclude with dancing and the service
Of a choice supper
Starr King Lodge, No. 10, Legion of the
West, held a pleasant progressive euchre
party last evening, at its lodge-rooms, when
a spirited contest was carried on for the
pretty prizes.
Social Council, No. 46, o. c. F., Will give
lis regular monthly social this evening, in
Washington Hall, Red Mems Building.
Among the Oakland society people who
enjoyed Marie Wainright's Viola, in
Twelfth Night" on Monday evening, were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Wheaton, NJ ISIS Wheaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. O. Miller. Mr.. Harry
East Miller. the Misses Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. NJ. Benham, Professor 5. \. Chamber of
The High school, Mr.. and Mrs. John l. CHM,
Nj G. W. McNear and family, Mr. and
Mrs. I. c. CoOgau, Mrs. j. A FOlger and
family, Mr.. Il. II. Haight, Miss Haight and
Mr.. l.. NJ. HaiGht.
An orange festival will be given at Grace
NJ T. Church, on the corner of Camp and
Twenty-hrst streets, this evening. An old
time sewing bee VIII be one OF the features.
The Coming Heron Entertainment.
The benefit entertainment of Miss Knth-
lyn Heron by the pupils of Mrs. Edna Smell
PoulsOu, next Saturday evening at Irving
IaH, promises to be quite a social event
Among the patrouesses will be: Mrs. J. d.
Arnold, Mrs. W. F. Bowers, Miss Rosa
Block, Mrs. G. F. Bowman, Miss Kate
Beaver. Mrs. Abiiah Baker, Mrs. J. 5. Bun
nell, Mrs. Marcus Boruck, Miss Barreda,
Mrs. John Vance Cheney, Mrs. Howard
Blanchard Chase, Mrs. Harriet p. Christy,
Miss A. 3. Chalmers, Mrs. W. c. Couison,
Mrs. c. f. Clayton, Misses Campbell, Miss
Crocker, Mrs. Horace Davis. Miss Frances
a. Dean. Mrs. Z. L. Femald, Mrs
II. d. Fry, Mrs. J. f. Foster,
Mrs. Fred II. Green, Mrs. c. A
Cove, Mrs. ). 3. Gamble, Miss Gibbs,
Mrs. ii. ;. Hutchinson, the Misses Hastings
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hall, Mrs. +. l. Hutchinson, the
Misses Hooker, Miss Hickman, Miss Maude
Howard, Miss Haskell, Miss jackson, Miss
Jarbne, Miss Kirkland, the Misses Kauff-
man, Mrs. a. J. Lewis, Mrs. IL. Lewis, Mrs.
II. Mclean Martin, Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller,
Mrs. McElToy, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Miss
ton, Miss Lille j. Martin, Miss Mesick,
Miss MonteYsrde, Mrs. Mayo NewhaIl,
Mrs. George Oulton, Miss Alice Owen, Miss
Jean Parker. Miss Peyt0n, Miss Putnam,
Sliss Palmer, Mrs. j. d. Reading, Miss
Eideout Mrs. George Ross, Miss Rankin,
Mrs. W. I. Y. SeheacS, Miss Smell, Mrs. a.
l. SweetseT, Miss SHipman, Miss Ada Smith,
Miss Sadler, Miss Gertrude Smith, Mrs.
Horace Wilson, Mrs. l.. G. Wilson, Mrs. Iry-
ing Wilson, Mrs. Lowell White, Mrs &. Z.
Whitney, the Misses Watt, the Misses Whit
ney, Miss West
Nelson Luncheon at Pasadena.
Mrs. Judge Nelson aud daughter enter
tanned a number of friends at lunch on Fri
day al their beautiful home in North Pasa-
deua. The table was decorated arlisticaIly
with California peoples and maiden-hair
ferns.
Alr. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson, Eau Claire,
Wis; Mrs. DR.. keteham, Santa Marie; Mrs.
Nhipple, Los Angeles; Miss Rose Whipple.
Miss Katharine Wilson, Mr. C.. X. Gleason.
ex-member Of the Assembly OF Wisconsin;
Mrs. f 5. Radcliffe, Duluth, Mimi, and
Mrs. c. e. Williams of this city were
present.
The Unity Lodge BAH.
An enthusiastic affair last evening was
the fourteenth anniversary ball of Unity
Lodge, No. 273, l. o. B. B., at B'nai Birth
Hall The gentlemen of the lodge had
spared no pains to make the occasion COM
pleJe and noteworthy, and their efforts were
amply crowned with success.
Evidences of solicitude for the comfort of
guests were apparent from the first the
friends being welcomed by a sbeltering
awning and lines Of exotic plants disposed
in the main yeStibue. The hall itself was
brilliant in its dress Of pink and white, fes-
toOns Of that material surrounding the
dancing area, arranged upon the gallery
panels. Blue aud gold banners decorated
the lower walls and above tlnttered an
effective canopy Of streamers, interspersed
with MikadO lanterns.
The stage was draped with light-hued ma
terial and bordered with ported plants, be-
hind, which Blum's Orchestra discussed
lis latest music, including the famous
Chinese" and Novelty" lancers. Soon
after Q o'clock Mr.. l. Gelbtrunk and Miss
l.. Scblesinger led OFF the grand march, fol-
lowed by over one hundred and fifty couples,
that number being afterward considerably
supplemented.
The rays of a double calcium light played
Enthusiastically over the brilliant concourse,
lighting up elegant toilets and the gentle
mems fuli-dress attire with attractive moon
light effect. Thenceiorward dancing pro-
ceeded merrily, being only interrupted by
the service of an elaborate su per about
midnight. The programmes were large and
elegant, another evidence Of the finished ar
rangements of the entertaining lodge.
Following composed the various acting
committees: Committee of Arrangements
u. Conan, L. L. Harris, Z. SamiSh, 5. Myr-
son, J. RUthschild, A. Lewis, NJ. j. Sab
lein, L. W. Levy, l. Gelbtrunk; floor man
ager, Henry B. Harris; Floor Committee
NJ. Shirpser, George II. Davis, G. Raphael,
J. Bowman, b. 5. Deutch, W. Wolf, NJ. War
shauer, o. Fisher; Reception Committee
l. Cohnreich, Max Pepper, S. j. Levy, A.
burg, II. Hoffman.
Musicale in San Jose.
Miss Yoell entertained number of friends
an evening during the past week at the
family residence on the Alameda road,
Santa Clara County. A feature of the re-
ception was the programme Of music and
readings rendered. Among the guests were
Miss q. Masten, Miss Friant Miss Dunno,
Miss Madgan. Miss Mclaughlin. Miss
Moore, Miss Woodruff, Miss. Lion, Messrs.
Walter Wood, Dwight RyIand, Murray
Moore, c. Gilbert, G. w heaton, D. FotZ and
W. Manning.
The Occidental Lodge Entertainment.
A large and interested audience attended
the first public meeting and basket party
of Occidental Lodge, No. 1890, Knights of
Honor, at Union-square Hall last evening.
The programme opened with an overture
BY the Scotch Orchestra, followed by some
telling remarks by Grand Dictator T. E.
cially among the ladies present, in the
course Of his hortatory address. Thereafter
followed: a violin solo, Master Conrad;
recitation, Miss Theresa Solomon; song
the SHIPPER sisters; recitation, Miss Fisher;
violin solo, Miss Bessie; speech, Past Grand
Dictator J. D. ReardOn. An amusing
auction of baskets by Mr.. George w. Gil
man concluded the entertainment, which
conclusively showed that Occidental Lodge
has nothing TO learn in the art of amusing
and pleasing its guests. Dancing was after
ward INDUCED in till late.
The committees of the evening consisted
Of: Committee of Arrangements-Dr A. A.
GiImour, NJ. NJ. FEEDER, A. II. Joseph Re
ceptfon Committee-J. +. Brown, II. Ra-
mond, George Trogler, MI. Mclaughlin, A.
n. Kline, Max Lewis; floor managers
DIR. A. a. GilmOur, George Helmns, A. Ii.
Joseph.
Surprise Party on Twenty-sixth Street.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Molie Wiley at the residence Of her
sister Mrs. L. Dietsch, lis Twenty
street, last Saturday evening. Among those
present were: Miss Rose Hill. Miss Lizzie
" isun, Miss Alice Brown, Miss Lizzie
Haley, Miss Teresa Hafey, Miss Ada Ire
,rifTtcn hJre Ennis DiprScn Miss Mollia