The morning call., 1891-01-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Misses Nightingale Hold an
Enjoyable Reception.
An Informal Musicale Cohen-Goodman Wed
ding-Several Home and Club Parties.
A Complimentary Dinner.

To-day is significant as the opening day oil
| the Arabian Nights Entertainment and
Merchants Caravan" given by the King
Daughters at Odd Fellows Hall. Arrange
ments are all complete for a magnificent
| spectacle of the grotesque and imaginative
features of Scherazade's wonderful tales.
The fairest damsels and the brightest
youths of the caravan will exhibit the rich
stuffS and treasures of the passing show.
themselves forming not the least attractive
part of the venture. For four successive
days the train will rest in this city, and our
charitable people, who can enjoy a laugh
themselves as well as the delight of chill
dren, viii, doubtless, flock to Odd Fellows
Hall during the next few days. The Kings
Daughters are already planning their Hos
pital for Incurables with a beautiful faith
In the benevolence OF society at large and
Its ability to appreciate a rare opportun ity
OF enjoyment.
The wedding of Miss Caroline Durbrow
and Mr.. Alfred Duval Holman of Seattle.
WASH, viii take place this evening at the
home of the brides mother on Bush street.
There are about 40 guests at the Hotel
del Coronado, many of whom, from the East,
have come to spend their third winter in
sunny California.
luz tuAc4 tdtllHcub hIlu SUGldl VI lIlt OIuST
of the Golden Links will take place at Cam
brian Hall this evening.
The most brilliant event of the season at
Stockton, so far, was the masquerade party
given on Thursday last by the Club of 81.
Nearly 800 guests were present. including
NJ ISIS Eta French and Mr.. A. L. Scott from
this city.
The second party of the Coronados will
be given this evening at I'm ion-Squate Hall.
The Nightingale Reception.
The Misses Minnie and George Night
ingaie gave q charming reception last even
ing at the residence of their parents, MI
and Mrs. Nightingale, 800 Haght street. A
very large number of friends were enter
tanned in n most congenial manner, the ap-
pointments being perfect, and the hostesses
being natural entertainers.
The entire accommodation of the first two
floors in the spacious and elegantly arranged
house were put at the disposal of the guests
Dancing was prosecuted both up and down
stairs, though the latter was mainly re-
served Tor the supper tables. Canvas COW
cred each floor throughout, and pretty
decorations looked all the prettier against
Its snowy tenseness.
There were tall palms in the nall and
window recesSes, while cabinets and man
tells were lnden with floral treasures shaded
Win IOlldSt Out arrangement oil lyuran-
yea blooms IN tall JaTdInlere above carved
organ was charming feature in the little
piano-room. The palm-Stands were wrapped
in delicately hued silks, which added pretty
touches Of color. Roses. syringas, ehrysan-
themums, lilies, bngle-plants berries and
protuslon of violets had been called into
reQulsition with the most telling effect.
The guests were received by Mrs. John
Nightingale and her daughters, Miss Minnie
and Miss George Nightingale, and after
short interval dancing was inaugurated 10
the music of Yancke's orchestra. Supper
was announced soon after midnight and a
delicious collation. was served in the parlur
and library, On the first floor, at tete-a-tete
tables. Refreshing punches were afterward
at the elbow of tagging dancers, who did
not discontinue their rhythmic measures
until nearly 3 o'clock.
Those participating in the exceptionally
pleasant affair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Page, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson,
John jackson, Miss Ada sullivan, Miss
Maude Lissak, Miss Susie Davis, the NJ isses
Dillon, Mss May Refs. Miss Lille Refs,
Miss Jennie de la Montanya, Miss Lillian
Gibbs, Miss Nlrgie Gibbs, Miss Ella lie
Count, Miss Susie lie Count, Miss Lillian
Dean, Miss Gertrude milford. Miss Lillian
Wagner, Miss Lulu Hayes, Miss Mamie
Hayes, Miss Mamie Woolrich, Miss Leila
Bachelder, Miss Sara Dean, Miss FeIdman.
Mss A Ia de-. LisSak,, Mss Ella Bunker,
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Miss May Coffin. Miss Edna Lissak,
Miss Lulu Plum, Miss Anita Plum,
Miss Nettie Anderson, Miss Irene Crowell,
Miss Nettie Roman, Miss Mollie Phelan,
Miss Catherine Hittell, Miss Alice Muller,
Miss Ida Moffat Miss Mamie Hyde, Miss
Annie Gleason, Miss Emma Mcmillan, Miss
Edith Muller, Miss Agnes Flood. Miss Alice
Man. Miss Carrie Peterson, Miss Nellie
Boyd. Miss Gertrude Hyde, Miss Jennie
Mcmillan, Miss Edith Crowell, Miss Jennie
BolHnd, Mis-, Mamie Farren, Miss George
Chandler, Miss Adele Martel. Miss BeySen,
Miss Meta Thompson, the Misses Boland,
Miss Ethel Martel, Miss Ardele Burkes, Miss
Miss Sadie Webster, Miss Maggie Nelson,
Miss Maude Badlam, Miss Nellie Joliffe,
Miss Mary Fowler, the Misses Folkers,
Miss Lila Sherwood, Miss Teenie G0odal,
Miss Bessie MosgroVe, the Misses Wells,
Miss Buckingham, Miss Molie Griffin, Miss
Algy Kelsey, Miss Nellie Brown.
Among the gentlemen were: Messrs. w.
E. Fisher, Frank Peterson, Stuart Simmons,
A. F. Barnard, James Suydam, c. h. Nc
IntOsn, Charles Davis, Charles Plum, Frank
d. Phelan, Robert Mcmillan, J. n. Feather
ston, Samuel Hughes, a. E. Siattuck,
James Irvine, A. NOgelsang, Herbert Hatch,
Charles GOewey, a. w. Scott, Walter Lewis,
Joe Grant, II. E. Wise, W. J, Phelps. Stuart
Anderson. ". B. Cooke, Robert Pratt. E.
c. Boysen, William Fowler. Frank Hittell,
William Woods, 3. d. Dean, Charles Spin
ney, H. Malone, A. Painter, William II.
kruse, Edward Krnse, f. Dickson. George
james, George Whipple, Andrew Jack
man Blake, Earl Kerr. II. Mann,
William McDermott, j. c. Pennie Jr., G.
Newell, j. Flood. g.. Flood. Ellis Wooster,
G. Buckingham, F. Wiley, W. Griffen, Cut
Ter Paige, Frank Vail, B. Somers, II.
VhompSnn C. Milton ST Tnhn Y Rnun
tree, Dr, w. Miner, General r. Hammond,
j. L. Norris, T. Norris a. Bonnell, James
Bannell, Lieutenant Miley, U. ). A, L.
Huddart. Charles Farquharson, George
Woolrich. DR.. j. Nightingale, j. 3. Night
ingale.
The McNutt Musicale.
Mrs W. f. McNutt gave highly enjoy
able musicale on Monday evening at her
residence, 1905 California street
The affair was quite informal In there
being no prearraDged programme, and
selections were rendered, as it were, at
random by several of the talented guests.
The Misses Shepard of Oakland and Mrs.
Carrie MillZuer Hamilton were among the
charming contributors to the musical
success.
Several pleasant hours passed lightly by,
amid the enjoyment OF intellectual and
material fare, while the eye was charmed
with the pretty floral decorations OF the
elegant apartments
The Cohn- G oodman Wedding.
A remarkably bright wedding took place
last evening in the parlors of the Maison
Doree on Kearny street. the contracting
parties being Miss Lille Goodman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Goodman, and
Mr.. Theodore COIN. with the prominent
cigar merchants. MeSsrs. Rinaldo Bros. &
Co. OF this city.
Some $50 friends witnessed the ceremony,
whiclfsN as impressively performed by Rev.
DR.. Voorsanger, DID,, the father and mother
of the bride being the first to offer congratu-
lations at the close of the service.
An elaborate supper was then served,
when toasts were bnnored and kilograms
read from friends afar, the pleasant affair
concluding with dancing and appropriate
festivity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin will 60 north to-day
for a two weeks trip, returning to occupy