The morning call., 1891-09-06
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Annual Reception at the
Maria Kip 0rphanage.
Numerous Home Parties Mark the General
Return to Town-A Santa Cruz We'd
ding-Recent Society DOings.

The regular meeting of the Laurel Hall
Clnh was held last Wednesday at the Golden
Gate Commandery rooms, 13l Post street.
The programme terminated with lecture
on "Evolution, by Professor Charles a.
Kseler. who was the guest Of the ladies on
that afternoon. All agreed that it was
red letter day in the history Of the club.
Master Templeton Crocker, son Of Col
oneI Fred Crocker, celebrated his seventh
birthday at the Del Monte by giving a
chiIdren's party Wednesday last
A clam chowder will be given to-day at
the Hotel Sausalito by the Society of l.
OF.
A pleasant farewell party was given last
Sunday evening to Mr.. Henry c. Solomon,
at his parents residence, 7OS California
street, prior to his return to Chicago.
The first anniversary ball Of the Jour-
neymen BARRIERS League, in celebration OF
the o'clock closing movement, will be held
at B'nai Birth Hall this evening
Next year a launch capable of carrying
thirty passengers will be placed in Corte
MADEIRA del Preside Creek by few enter
prisng young men now residing here.
thereby giving the residents of Larkspur
and Ross Valley an opportunity TO ENJOY
moonl ght on the bay and theater parties to
the city, etc.
Mr.. J. ii. Sheehan, a prominent member
of Y. NJ. l. No. 80, and numerous social or
ganizatiOns, WAS married on the 10th inst to
Miss Kitty Buckley, a charming young lady
OF this city.
The Orphanage Reception.
A large number Of society people attended
the annual reception of the Maria Kip Or
phanage yesterday at the orphanage, $40
Harrison street.
TIE anterooms, corridors and halls we're
all prettily decorated with bright blossoms,
appearing all the brighter against back
ground of dark Spanish moss, ivy and pep
per foliage. From Il to 3 o'clock lunch was
served 10 the visitors and from the latter
hour until o'clock there was an entertain
ment by the children. Clever little recita-
tions were rendered by the Misses Cora
Coates, Nettie Townsend, Lottie Farrell,
Lizzie Kemmeling kittfe Riordan and
Rhoda Webb. Five of the OrPhanage Kin
der9arten tots also gave charming little
recitation.
TIE gold medal was awarded to Miss
Cora Coates bv Assistant Bishop w. f.
Nichols, who delivered an interesting ad-
dress on the occasion. Another notable
featu re was the bazaar held by Holy limo
cents Society, composed OF nearly all the
children. They sold fancy articles made by
themselves or sent by friends and thereby
realized some $50, which is to go toward the
chapel in the new home when the latter
shall have evolved.
There was a ceaseless stream of visitors.
who appeared delighted with the oppOr-
tunitY of testifying TO the worthy work of
the OTphanage. Among those present were:
Bishop and Mrs. Kip, Rev. Mr.. William
Kip, Miss Kip, Bishop and Mrs. Nichols,
Miss Gwin, Mrs. Z. j. Coleman, Mrs.
Gwin, Miss Alice Decker, Mrs. Isaac
SANCHEZ, Mrs. Wood, Miss GRAY,
Mrs. buckingham, Miss Lena Gibbs Miss
johnson, Miss Maynard, Miss Kline, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Gibson. Miss May Gwin, Miss
Lake, Mrs. General Graham, Miss Graham,
Mrs. Garnett, Mr.. Porter Garnett, Mrs.
Colt, Mrs. Noble, Miss Earl, the Misses
Ethel and Helen Smith. Mrs. Sidney Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney Worth, Miss Mason,
Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Adam
Grant, Miss Mary Micard0, Mrs. Morrison,
Miss Thompson, Rev Mr.. Bolton. Rev. Mr.
Mason, Rev Mr.. Citizens, Rev. Mr.. Gray,
Rev. Mr.. Mnard, Mrs. DR.. F cute, DR.. Nc
Clure, Mrs. Gray, Rev. MI and Mrs. Emery.
The Harrison Dinner.
Mr. William Greer Harrison gave pleas
ant dinner party on Tuesday in honor of
Mr.. J. Franklin Brown, who recently re-
turned from Europe. Among those present
were: Messrs. Harrison, Brown, George
Barnes, Captain Newsom, Joseph ID. Red
ding, Louis Glass, Sidney NJ. Smith, j. j.
Deane S. NJ. Shortridge, George L. Brom-
ley, II. w. Spalding and E. f. Moran. Mr..
Brown afterward gave some hypnotic te SITS,
which greatly interested the company.
House-W Warming on Eddy Street.
On Saturday evening last a number of the
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Paulueci met
at their new residence 1881 Eddy street. the
occasion being house-warmiDg party. Mr..
PauluccI had just completed the house,
which is situated on the slope Of Eddy
street hill, near DeviSadero. 1t Is both
large and conveniently laid out
Mr.. Paulueci is one Of those genial men
whose motto it is ito live well and let others
live." and Is great favorite among large
circle of friends. His home is presided over by
his wife, an accomplished lady, educated In
one of the best converts in the East. Cards
of invitation were sent out to about eighty
five friends, nearly all of whom responded
and enjoyed themselves to the utmost. The
house, which is elegant in It's furnishing,
was beautifully decorated. The driveway
was also illuminated with line Of lighted
Japanese lanterns.
The guests were soon invited to the large
dancing hall, where the grand march was
formed. After the march dancing COM
menced and was kept up until II o'clock,
when fine programme OF music, 6Oth
vocal and instrumental, was rendered by
proficient musicians, among whom were
Professor Zimslli, Miss Marcella Sullivan,
MIR. and Mrs. Armitage, Mr.. Milton Barr,
Miss Beatrice Fortriede, Mr.. W: Bggy,
Miss Abbie Ewing Mrs. H. Policy, Mrs.
NJ. C. Meyer Miss Henrietta Zlmelli and
Miss Pelasia R0pankiewici.
Two hours were spent at the supper
tables, and many were the toasts offered to
the host and hostess. Dancing was after
ward resumed, and kept up until the sun
peeped through the windows and reminded
the lingering guests ii was time to depart.
Among the invited guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. V. Panlucci, EX-Assemblyman and
Mrs. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs W. Biggy, Mr..
and Mrs. Policy of Oakland, Professor and
Mrs. Zimelli, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pastene, Mr..
and Mrs. Paulsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fortriede,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Naccarini, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Panlucci Of Petaluma, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Byrnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Lagomar-
sino, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy, Mr..
ana Mrs. Ii. Policy, Mr.; and Mrs. G. Bag
Iietto, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Armitage. Miss
Katie Brandon, Miss Mary Ewing, Miss
Susie Reys. Miss Marsella Sullivan, Miss
Ab0ie Ewing. Miss Mamie Byrnes, Miss
Maude Davenshire, Miss Maggie OKeefe,
ELI, Miss Gertie Holy. Miss Lily Ewing,
Miss Eva Naccarini, Miss Marcella Byrnes,
Miss Beatrice Fortrlede, Miss NJ. McSherry,
Miss Palasia Ropankiewicz, Miss Annie
Paulucci, Captain j. Neweum Of the Lord
DonshTe, Messrs M. Paulucci of Peta-
luna, G. MOzino, F. V. Steinmann, G.
Cssassa, A. Luvisi, Charles Retto of Va.
llejo, +. Wolfe. Master Ollie Paulucci, NJ. G
Meyer of Golden Gate City, James Galaver
OF Berkeley, Master PastiDe, G. c. Win
terberg, w. A. Calvin, 7. c. Schroeder
f. S. Walsh, J. OKeefe, J. l.. Consdiue
Maurice Zimelli, Bart Sullivan, Harry Hall
p. McSheTy, NJ. Meyren. Milton Barr
Paetano de Vincengi, E. Manuele Volpse
Enrico Unit and Albert Brown.
The Oleta Club Party.
The 0leta Club gave their monthly party
last evening at R'nai FIRTH Hall
A large attendance enjoyed the affair
Handsome souvenir programmes. Tyr,
shaped, fringed with blue and decorated
with an old-rose colored tablet, barred will
silver and ornamented with leaves an(
crimson cord, were much admired. DANCING
continued till late.
Following composed the committees
Committee Of Arrangements-J. Lauriano
F. Dugan, F. Rebel. J. McGrath, w. Ban
non Reception Committee-H. Craig, T
Sullivan, j. DOugherty, d. Murphy.
Ellinberger: floor manager, L. j. Davidson
Rssistant. d. Z. Denny: 4 lOOr Committae-