The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Delightful Dance Given by
Miss Maud Younger.
Party at Niles-A Russian Wedding-Y. L. 1.
Entertains- Orange Socialism install
latiOn-NOtes and Personals.

The Misses Minnie and George Nightin-
g gale will give a reception this evening at the
: residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nightingale
T. on HaiEht street.
:. - Orders have been issued from the War
. Department for the First Infantry, Colonel
shafter. to return to its former station on
- the Pacific. They Will reach here in about
:: ten days.
.. An exhibition of the paintings, "The
Russian Wedding Feast" and "The Judg-
ment Of Paris" which will be given in the
Bancroft Building tomorrow between the
hours Of 10 \. NJ. and 10 p NJ, for the benefit
OF the Crutch and Splnt Fund of the Chill
drrn's Hospital, will he under the patron
age Of tile Misses Griffith, Miss Ashe, Miss
Decker, Miss Maynard, Miss Head, Miss
Morgan, Miss Newlands, Miss Eyre, Miss
Bseylogle, Miss Hoffman, Miss McAllister,
Mss kttle and Miss Cheeseman.
The New York Truth publishes the fol-
lowing about wel-known San Franciscans:
:. Mrs. John 5. Hager, widow of the late Col
lector of the Port Of San Francisco, attracts
much attention from the passing and resi-
dent guests of the Fifth-ayenue Hotel
where she is spending the winter with her
beautiful daughter, Miss Emmeline Hager.
Specially are Westeruers interested in Mrs.
Eager. for they remember that quite a num-
Der II years ago she led st. Louis (Mo.)
= society rs Mrs. James II. Lucas, wife of one
= Of the richest landowners of the Mound
: City. Mrs. Hager is of stately form, and
: would pose atiractiyely ID regal robes.
Miss Hager Is one of the pronounced bellies
of San Francisco, and, although she has
had offers many, they say she is still fancy
To-. free As her father died leaving her
handsome fortune and her mother has sew
: eTal millions which Will come TO her de
;; drOit, As an only child, and as she is sweet
OF disposition and lovely of form, it would
: appear as II some ventureSome and bold
; hearted young GOthamite might succeed
. where the WeSteTnerS have failed. At all
. events lie jeu yaut la chandelIe.
Golden Gate Council No 81, Y. NJ. L.
will give a party at Dad Fellows Hall this
Nh. and Mrs. T. S. Morrison of San Jose
entertained Dr. IL {. MlntOn, Henry Alvord
and Dr. McDOugal at dinner on Wednesday,
he table was prettily decorated with
flowers, the service dainty aud the menu
delicious.
The cantata IAN Hour With Mother
Goose and Her Temperance Family" will be
given by the Christian Band OF Hope Union
in Emmanuel Mission Hail. OPS Harrison
street, between Fifth and Sixth. this even
q. Ing.
-. a special concert will be given by Hother
NiSner, violiuist, at Steinway Hall to-
morrow evening, when the following talent
IA i'll assist: Miss Gertrude Aud, Mss Amy
Cell, Mrs. Mathilde Wormer, Mr.. Mortimer
DAVIS, Mr.. Ad0lph Lada, Mr.. J. J. Morris
sey, Ar. {. Rowland, Mr. W. {. Stadtfeldt
Nj iiliam MetSea.
The DerlinS VIII give one of their enjoy
able parties this evening at Union-square
Hall.
Creenkeyitch- KedroIivansky Wedding
The handsome little Greco Russian
, Church. on the corner of Powell and Union
streets, was crowded to oyerfiowins last
evening with friends and members Of the
general public who were interested in a
notable Wedding about to take place.
- HE principals were Miss Alexandra
hrlTt llEauSEV. HaHuhtRT Of tha late Rishno
heuruliyansky, and the Rev. Nicholas
Green6eyltch, Secretary OF Bishop Niadimir
and member OF the clergy of the church in
which the impressive ceremony WAS per
formed.
shortly after o'clock the male choir,
stationed near the center OF the church,
commenced the anthem Come, Bride From
me Mountains OF Lebanon, ana the bridal
party entered, headed by boy with bridal
candles decorated with orange blossoms.
Next came the bride, a charming demi-
blonde, with eloquent dark eyes, on the arm
VI the groom. The bride was attended by
Miss Frances Burton, Miss Charlotte Gruen-
hagen and Miss LIZZIE kedroliyansky, and
q. /. Daboyich and Mr. Paul Kedr0liYanSky
pa. making up very handsome party.
BISHOP ladlmlr was present IN jeweled
inter aud full pCntheal yestnents and sur
rounded by assistant clergy, among whom
was Rev. George ChuduOwsky, and acOlytes.
The full ritual of a Russian wedding was
-" impressively performed, including the bless
lIl5 o. LNO HOlQ anu SILVER CIUWDS winch
were held by the groomSmen over the heads
OF the bride and groom, res pectiyely, while
they and tile remainder of the bridal party
marched round the nuptial table, on which
IepOsed the sacred book and cross. The
service was long and impressive, the sweet
mOnOtgnous refrain OF the chanting chOris-
ters alternating with the clear int0nations of
the Bishop. while the smoke of incense anu
- the Pickering light OF tapeTS lent peculiar
charm TO the scene,
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
-. friends, all Of whom had witnessed the
service in a standing position, there being no
seats IN the church, crowded around the
united pair with congratulations.
a reception was afterWard held at the
Bishops residence adjoining the church, an
elaborate supper being served, and the fes-
tivitie5 were duly proUacted.
Rev. and Mrs. Nicholas Greenkevitch
leave to-day for trip to Del Monte. On
their return they viii reside in this city.
Their presents were numerous and elegant.
The Younger Dance.
About seyeuty-fye friends were delight
fully entertained last evening by Miss Maud
= Younger at the residence of her parents, Dr.
and Mrs William J. Younger 1414 Cali
fOrnia street.
e.. Ike house. which will be remembered as
that formerly occupied by Mrs. John Nc
Mullin, is eminently adapted Tor a large
dance At one side Of the main entrance is
handsome suite of reception parlors ana on
2 the other side the front drawing-room COM
muncateS with an ideal ballroom, mOdeStly
called the mushroom, with dark polished
floor and beautiful frescoed walls. The
frescOlng Of fTieZe and dado was recently
- executed and It's rich design, standing out
Ike rare lincrustlan work, impaired an eX-
quIsltely effective aspect to the Scene espe-
-. cially when the latter was alive with youth
- and beauty. Formerly white walls had sug-
geSted chilineSS often felt il not remarked.
The decorations nere principally palms
and qulVering grasses arranged ta5tefully in
the Tecepton-rooms, while vases of flowers
= lent sweetness to the air. The ballroom
was brilliantly lighted and the long cheYal
mirror at the south end reflected the vagrant
. tendrils Of an evergreen vine, which APP
: peared TO be clambering up the handsome
frame.
:: Dancing commenced soon after o'clock
-; and continued till midnight, when n spe-
cially elaborate supper was served at Lete-a-
" tete tables. Then dancing again held sway
for several hours when adieux were said.
- The guests, who on arrival were welcomed
- by Mrs. DR.. Younger and Miss Maud
Younger, the charming hostess of the occa-
sion, included: Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Alex
=. a1der, Dir. and Mrs. A. B. Ford. Mr.. and
!: Mrs. Vandelyn Stow, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Ievis, Mr.: and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Croker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis I: Monteage, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marshall, Mrs.
=, James Porter Of Sacramento, MISS Nellie
: Joltfe, Miss Emma Irwin, Miss Sallie May
.nardi Miss Anna Hobbs, Miss Roberta
Wright, Miss Grace Pierce, Miss Florence
- Pierce, Miss Mamie McMuln, Miss Mary
-, Holbrook, Miss Morrison, Miss Livingstone.
Miss Nellie Wood, Miss Helen Hyde. Miss
:: Ella Smith, Miss Bell Smith, Miss Grace
Rideout, Miss Alice Hobart, Miss Clement
- Of Oakland. Miss Ransom. Miss Bssell,
the Misses Van Wrinkle, Miss Mollie Tor
y bert, Miss Hilda Castle, the Misses OCon-
=: nor, Miss Wolf, Miss Anna head.
DIR. George Redding, Lieutenant CahelI,
Baron Won Schroeder, Mr.. L. E. Van Win
kle, Mr. T. Ransome, Mr.. Harry Wise, Mr.
H. NJ. Bissel Mr.. Burling, Mr.. Valentine
Gadesden. MI Cnter Paige MI Larkin