The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Successful Bazaar Given by
Grace NJ. E. Church.
The Parrot Luncheon-A Japanese Reception
Musicale in Alameda - I. o. 0. F.
Neutrality-suspicious..

much pleasure is looked for. Mr.. j. A. Fol-
ger is to lead and Brandt's Orchestra has
been engaged.
Mrs Moses Hopkins gave an enjoyable
dinner party last evening TO a number OF
young ladies, whom she afterward chape-
roned to the charity ball, an account OF
which appears in another column. Mrs.
WinsOr Brown assisted the hostess, and the
other guests comprised the Misses Epson,
Miss Florence Lockwood, Miss Nellie Hill
yer, Miss Dean, Miss Minnie HoughtOn; Mr..
E. L. X. 7. Messersmith, Mr.. George Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams have sent
out cards for an nj home on Thursday.
November 10Th, at their residence. 1925
Octayia street.
| Mrs. Louis b. Parrot gave charming
| luncheon yesterday at her residence on
| franklin street to fourteen Of her lady
| friends.
A literary entertainment and social dance
will be given at B'nai Birth Hall this even
| ing under the auspices of the Caledonlan
| Club, St. Andrews Society, Scottish Thistle
| Club and Clan Fraser Tor the benefit Of the
| late Norman Beaton, piper.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. !, L. u.
| o. F., held their annual entertainment and
| ball last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Mr..
| Robert Haight presided during the in
| teresting predatory exercises. Hon. c. A.
.
| Alice ktDgsbury gave in costume the dagger
| scene from Macbeth; Mr. II. c. BOttsfOrd
recited. as did Mr.. Charles w. Weston, the
| latter in broad Scotch; MI Richard Wheeler
| also recited The enjoyable affair termi-
| nnted with dancing.
This evening the Native Sous of Vermont
| will give their November entertainment and
| dance al Odd Fellows Hall.
| Last Wednesday evening. in South San
| Francisco, the wedding of Miss Florence
~ md Raoynn rad
| in Ill Hallows Church, Father Fitzpatrick
| officiating. Both parties are well-known
residents in that place.
| The Carpenters and Joiners' entertain
| ment and ball last night, at B'nai Birth
! Hall, We're very successful. Mr.. William
| Grant managed the floor at the dance, and
| the Arrangement Committee consist ell Of
! Mrssrs. Richard L. Hale Chairman. Il.
| UEluw, William Grant. j. w. MAR, Thomas
| Caire. 5. Coming. f. lngle, j. Quinn.
! ". l.. Chamberlain. =. Stedman, A Moore,
! 4. Mcdonald. II. Turnbul, W. NJ. Tench,
X. Wells, 7, Clarke, 4. Marshall, j. Prest
| and +. Searle.
| tist Church Will give An Evening in Bible
| Lands" pictorial lecture on Palestine ana
| Syria this evening. at the church on Eddy
street, between Jones and Leayenworth.
President ana Mrs. Jordan will be at
home 10 the faculty and students at their
! NbNlFer ia -hfhlb L Ill a bn hic tiliN Llh ~
! Of each month from , to and from / TO
| o'clock.
The Scotcn-Irish Society will give one of
| thir enjoyable entertainments and dances
this evening al UnioH-Square Hall
| Under the direction of the Misses Theresa
| and Lily Sherwood was given last evening
| the one hundred and thirty-seventh concert
! IF the tenth series at the Byron MauZy ware
! rooms on Post street. The NeapUlitan Man
! d0in and Guitar Club gave some special Sc
-.
! programme which had been carefully ar
| ranged.
The Western Addition Comedy Company
| will produce " A Husband in Clover" and
| Cut of With Shilling" this evening at
| Saratoga Hall. for the benefit III the World 5
| Fair Committee OF Battery {, Second Ar
| ti!ery Regiment, \. G. G.
The Spots Club and the Buffalo Clul
! have consolidated and hereafter will be
| known as the Progress Club of San Fran
| cisco. The club viii give Il series Of pariie:
| during the winter ut L niOu-sQuare Hall
| Invitations for the first reception can be Sc
| cured from the following: Messrs. George
| W. Lampman, C.. b SLOANE. W E. Nc
Creery. W, II. Haycock, F. NJ. Wheaton or
| ". b. Ualleti.
An entertainment entitled picturesque
| Photography" from iantern-slldes loaned
by menbers OF the California Camera Club
will be given ihi, evening in the parlOrs o
the First Unitarian Church. Musical inter
| NUTS Will w lGuutlcu Ol lEC AduuOllI
| CLUB.
Reception to Mr.. James w. whiting.
The Rev. and Mrs. d.. 5. V. Leech las
evening rendered reception at their resi-
dence to Mr.. James W. Whiting. Pfe5i.
dent of the Board of Trustees of the How
ard street NJ. L. Church, who returned las
week from an extended tour in Europe.
The church officers and their ladies werl
present, including Mrs. Bishop Fowler
Mr.. Carl Fowler, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. f. d
Bovard, Professor and Mrs. NJ. Schultz, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Whiting, Captain and Mrs
A. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Perkins. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilmington. John Curry
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kirk Firth, Rev. and Mrs
DIR. J. ID. Hammond, Rev and Mrs DIR. q
f. Crary, Mr.. Joseph b. FIRTH Mr.. A. o
DOnough. Mr.. \. l.. Lelean and Mr.. ant
Mrs c. Thomas.
Mir. Whiting has for many years been ont
of the most prominent and generous lay
men connected with San Francisco Meth
odism. Mr.. w. Perkins delivered an adj
dress of welcome. to which Mr.. Whitinl
made an appropriate response. Mrs
Schultz sang some charming solos durini
the course of the pleasant evening.
The Grace Church Bazaar.
The bazaar being given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Grace NJ. +. Church, in tn
church hall on the corner Of Capp an,
Twenty-frst streets, is well worthy visit
1t VIII be continued until Saturday even
ing, and the attractions are especially nov
city, cheapness and model service by tn,
bellies in charge.
The pretty booths are served as follows
NeedewOrk and painting hO0th-Mrs. Ii
5 Gray, Mrs. Annie Ii. Moot, Miss Ami
Holmes, Misses May and Jennie Coupe
Mrs. John Irwin. Miss Ella Mcintyre, Mis-
Jennie Oakley. Miss Alice Theurkraut, Mis-
Dornan, Mrs. II. K. Willis, Miss Carrie G
Davis, Miss May Sankey, Miss Agnes Nick
arson, Miss Annie Renwtck, Miss Mnni
Daily and Miss Bessie Lunt.
Candy boOth-Miss Helen Danley. Mrs
Robert Husband, Mrs. T. r. Whittich, Mis-
May Casey and Mrs, George Hansbrow.
Reireshment boUth-In charge of Mrs. NJ
Beaumont, Mrs. Turpiu. Mrs. Salter ant
assistants.
Thanksgiving boOth-Mrs. 7. o. Lewis
Mrs. Mary Sankey, Miss X. Sankey, Mrs
Jones and Mrs. W0odman.
Fancy booth-Mrs. l. }. Truman and Mrs
Charles Holmes. Sewing machine-Mrs. L
H0ughtOn.
Novelty bootll-Mrs. C. W. Taber. Mrs. S
G. Worden and Mrs. l. Moore.
Trnket bOoth-Mrs. S. p. Lundt Mis-
Mira Flood, Miss Emma Salter, Miss Lauri
Glley, Miss Agnes Wiley. Miss Ami
Keep and Miss \. Wilson:
japanese booth-Mrs Partridge, Mrs. c
CalderwoOd, Miss Wallace and twenty littl
girls, who appear as japanese maidens.
Doh fele-Mrs. McCormic, Mrs Charlie
Jones, Mrs. Koran and Mrs. c. Z. Worden
High Art booth-Miss Hattie Simmons
Miss Mabel Wilson and Miss Nsva Pc liar
Loan exhibition-Mrs. w. H. Codingtnr
Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Elgin McNabt
Mrs. Herman Nolt. Miss Helen F. Wilson
Mrs J. r Fulton, Miss Kate Renwiek, Mr..
Robert Wilson. Mrs. E. J. Niekerson an
Mrs. Joseph Telyea.
The Westgste Musicale.
One OF the most successful pupil,
musicales ever given by Miss Eizabet
Westg tie took place In Alameda on Satu
day last. On this occasion the elegar
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alph0nse Carpentit
of Paru street was thrown open to receiy
the students and very large number
guests from Oakland, Alameda and th
city.
Iha SnaciuuS rnnmS vera dennrafnd uii