The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Announcement of Many Events
for Tonight.
The Thursday Night Reception Cuba Church
Bazaar-G A. R. Entertainment-Party
on Howard street-Notes.

The financial outcome of the recent kir-
mess has been announced, and is quite
gratifying TO the lady managers. Each of
the beneficiary institutions-the Chidren's
Hospital and ST. Luke's HOspital-will re-
ceive $3.50, and Miss Julia Collins of Os
wego takes $500, or one-fourth of the net
proceeds, according to agreement. Miss
Collins introduced the idea OF a kirmeSs
from the East and trained the participants
The annual charity ball for the benefit of
Fabola Hospital will take place tonight at
Cavalry Hall, Oakland. Mrs Henry Weth-
erbee is gratifed at the present outlook,
| and doubtless many more of the So tickets
| will be purchased at the doors this evening.
| The elaborate arrangements are all com
| plete.
| Much interest centers about the chrys-
| anthemum tea to be given this evening by
the Helping Hand Society at the residence
! of Mrs. d. W. Folger. 1916 Franklin street.
| The programme will be interpreted by some
| of the lest local talent and special features
will distinguish the rooms An exhibition
| of some of the work of the society will at
| tract practical attention. The hours are
! from $ to 10 o'clock
| The Ulion-squaTe Club will give the first
| of series of monthly hops this evening at
the hall bearing the same name. y par
| ticularly pleasant evening Is anticipated by
| the members, who comprise some OF our
| brightest young business men.
Miss Gertie Elliott OF Stockton gave
! pleasant card party recently at her resi-
| dence Among the guests WERE Mr.. and
! Mrs. g. b. Sperry, Mrs. g. W. Trahern, the
| Misses Laura and Ida Trahern, the Misses
| Estelle and Bertha Simpson.
| TIE Epworth League of HowaTd-street
| NJ. L. Church will give n social this evening
| in the parlors of the church.
Miss Annie j. GHrnett, daughter of MT.
| w. j. Gurnett, prominent stock-broker
| here, was married by Rev. DR.. Mclean to
| Mr.. L. L. Grimes, connected with the Crane
| Hardware Company of this city, on
| Wednesday evening in East Oakland. Two
| hundred friends were invited. The happy
pair will reside in this city in house at
| Nineteenth ana Eureka streets, presented
| by the groom to the bride.
| The Au Fait Club will give its second in
stalation party this evening at Mission
| Opera Hall.
The review of the marines and inspection
of the battalion returning on the Al-Ki at
Mare Island on Monday by Admiral Irwin
was gala occasion. The reception by the
ladies of the garrison wasrthe special feat
ure Of charming afternoon.
The Harmonic Club will bold high jinks
| this evening at their quarters in Union
| square Building.
The Oriental fair of the Alameda Flower
Mission, which Will be given to-day and to-
morrow in Park o. era House. promises to
be one OF Ths pleasantest Of the season.
Numerous pretty booths will cover the
large floor of the Opera House. and the
prettiest girls of the mission VIII be in
charge.
Mf and Mrs. A. &. Hostetter have issued
invitations for reception TO be held in
honor Of the marriage OF their daughter
next Tuesday from IL TO o'clock, at their
residence, 2l3 Fifteenth street The cere-
mnny will be private.
Tie Junior Friday Night Club will hold
its initial meeting this eTenlng at LunfS
Hall.
The Doctors Daughters, a charitable or
ganlZatlon composed of leading society
ladies connected with the First Presbyter-
ian Church, will give an entertainment al the
home of Miss Jennie l.. Watson. $40 Pa
cific avenue, On the corner of Steiner. on
Thursday evening, November oh, at s 30
O'Clock. The entertainment Will consist Of
a musical programme, y hich Will be rrn-
dered by several sGCiety tavoriteS To be fol-
lowed by supper. Tickets are 81 30 each.
including supper. There will be nothing
for sale-not even flowers. The tickets may
Webster Juues, MIS- 7. B. Horton, Miss
Pope. Miss Blair Miss Caroan, Miss Lock
wood or any other memCer Of the society;
also at Sherman Il Ciay's muslc-store.
The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club
will hold its winter Halloween bail this
evening atthe Pavilion, taking the pace of
the tug-of-Tar contests.
The Thursday Night Club.
The Thursday \ ght Reception Club gave
it first dance Of the season last evening at
Armory Hall, Pacific avenue. The upper
suite of rooms were brilliantly lighted aud
prettily decorated with chry santhemums
and roses. Lemonade ana punches were
served in the little ''sitting-Out" room,
which was fragrant with flowers.
SQUARE and ruund dances were par;ici-
pated in by about sixty young people. many
OF them mem bers OF the tennis club using
the armory court. Mr.. David b. BagIey and
Mr.. William Il. Heath proved very capable
masters of CEREMONY, and 10 them was
largely owed the evenings unalloyed peas
ure.
The Young ladies', who appeared in dainty
toilets, were chaDer0ned by Mrs. j.. q.
Clarke, Mrs. r. ". Heath, Mrs. A. d. Bag
ley. Mrs. F. E. HUE, Mrs. \. l.. Nokes, Mrs.
A. F. Rogers and Mrs. Randall Hunt.
The Woodbridge Church Bazaar.
y, sterday afternoon the three days
bazaar given by the ladies of Woodbridge
resbvteran Church was opened in the
parlors OF the church on the corner of
Twentieth and Carp streets.
Rev. T. J. Curtis opened the enterprise.
which is for the liquidation of the church
debt, with devotional exercises. Then as
the visitors arrived they circulated about
the pretty booths for the sale of candy,
flowers, tea. coffee. perfumery, stationery
and useful household articles at reasonable
rates. The art union booth was a novel
attraction.
The nine booths were tended by the fol-
lowing ladies: Mrs. T. j. Curtis, Mrs. DIR.
e. F. Hanson. Mrs. w. D. Keyston. Mrs.
5. A. Rice, Mrs. b. II. Schunhoff. Mrs. D.
Mrs. w A. Brown, Miss L. j. Gamble, Miss
NJ. E. Gamble, Miss Emma Pestner, Miss
Lottie Schunh6ff Miss Emma Van Bergen,
Miss Alice Digs, Miss L. Pratt.
In the evening there was much increased
attendance, for whose deleetation the fol-
lowing programme had been prepared:
Piano solo, Mrs. Allan McNab; vocal solo,
Miss l.. j. Gamble recitation. Miss Emily
Van Orden; vocal solo, Mrs II. Ii. Schun-
hGff vocal solo, Mr. A. +. Woodbridge; re-
citatInn, Mrs. Elgin AIeNab; coruet solo,
Mr. Gus Hueter; vocal solo, Mrs. S. w.
Duncan; recitation, Miss Cora Chase; vocal
solo. Mrs. Z. J. Curtis; bone solo, Mr. l. S.
CraekbOn: piano accompaniment by Miss
Sadie Gould.
A specially choice programme is promised
for this evening.
The Liberty Post Entertainment.
Liberty Post No. 49, G. A. R., celebrated
their fifth anniversary last evening at
Union-square Hall
A short programme as follows was sue
ceeded by a creditable drill by Select
Knights Of America, under the direction of
Captain w. Irelan: Chorus, from the opera
Shabanee," J. Hamilton Whitney; recita-
ton, Miss Gates; short sketch, '0ld Vag in
the Police Court" by Past Commander j. J.
Aiken. with the following cast: Judge, l..
Howell; Officer, X. f. HutchiHs Old Vag,
J. j. Aiken; song, Star-spangled Ban
ner," Mrs.Auna Forster. Dancing followed
to the music of Ebbert's Orchestra
The committees consisted of: General
Committee-Wiilam Irelan chairman. F.
Ii. Hirth Secretary and Treasurer). j. b.
MeChesney, n. b. Brown, w. M Park;
master OF ceremonies, Post Commander s.
NJ. Carr; floor manager. Comrade w. w.
Ayers; assistant, A. f. Horn; Floor Com
mittee-J. j. Aiken, FL. II. Leslie. j. Brown,
b. L. South; Reception Committee-G George
w. Ireian Chairman, G. II. Brooman, w.
X. Brown, l.. Anger, l.. c. MershoB, Mrs.
l.. Hirth (Chairman), Mrs Massey, Mrs.
Blackburn, Miss Emma Hassfurther, Mrs.
Sullivan.
Party ON Howard Street.