The morning call., 1891-10-14
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Musicale at the Residence of
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Appiarius.
The Berlins' Anniversary-A Ladies' Party on
Jones Street-Events Announced.
Society Personals.

8 to IL o'clock, tea for the benefit of the
Furnishing Fund of St. Johns Episcopal
Church will be given at the residence of
Mrs. W. o. Farnsworth. SD Capp street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Ashe gave delight
full dinner party at their residence on Leav-
enworth street, last Friday evening, in
honor of Hrs. Bessie G. Smith and Mr.. Ru-
dolph Heroid Jr., who were married on
Monday.
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 9, Native Daughters
of the Golden West, will give an entertain
ment and dance this evening at Irving Hall.
The society operate singers have aban-
doned the idea of giving a performance of
1.-THE Mikado," and are now busily engaged
in the rehearsals of bluff King Hail."
which will be produced about the Christmas
holidays.
Field Music, Third Infantry Regiment, n.
6. g.. will give its second anniversary ball
at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
The many friends of Miss Grace Llewellyn
Jones will be gratifed to learn that she has
passed most successful examination for
entrance to Bryn Maur College, near Phila-
deiphia.
The ''Au Fait" Club will give its e'ond
installation party at Mission Opera Hall on
Tuesday evening" October 30th.
Inc Petaluma Athletic and Social CluD
will hold their annual banquet at the Cali
fornia Hall, Bush street, near Kearny, next
Saturday.
The First Troop Cavalry. n, G. C.. will
give Its first annual reorganization ball on
Tuesday evening, November Sd, at Qua
Fellows Hall. Invitations will only be Is
sued upon application to members.
California Chapter, No. 4. U. K. s., Will
give grab-bag social at B'nai Birth Hall
Friday evening, October sd. The enter
tainment will be principally Of musical
ana literary nature.
Ladies' Party on Jones Street.
The Misses lis of 1910 Jones street, as
sisted by Miss Hettie Fishbeck. entertained
few of their numerous lady friends last
Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was pleasantly passed in
conversation and vocal selections rendered
by Miss Ills, Miss Hette Fishbeck, Miss
Alice DecuurtieuX and Miss r. Note.
Among those entertained were Miss
Emilia Herman, who has recently returned
from a European tour. Miss r Nolte of
Honolulu, Miss Minerva Wingerter, Miss
Terry Schroeder, Miss Hette FishbeCk,
Miss Emma Fala, Miss Hannah Brock. Miss
Alice DecOurtieuX, Miss Pauline Altenbury,
Miss Adele Schlingleyde, Miss Adele klatt
| ana tie Misses Medau.
Musicale on O'FarrelI Street.
a very pleasant musicale took place at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Apparatus,
1910 O'FaTrell street last Monday evening.
Among the principal features of the even
| ing was the rendering of the overture to
Tancred by ROssini, for piano -four hands,
and orchestra.
Among the participants were: Messrs. Il.
W. Apparatus and A. Herbst. volins; H.
Dodel, viola; +. WetZ. cello; E. LEM, flute;
All. Bach, piano. with Miss A. Apparatus as
assistant.
The Berllns' Party.
The Berlins held their first anniversary
party at Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
The hall was deliberately decorated for the
occasion with streamers, banners and pOtted
plants, while calcium lights were used with
| most charming effect during several of the
dances. handsomely decorated oval
frame, containing photographs of all the
Berlins, occupied n position on the stage
and attracted much attention. Special
music from "Sinbad" was furnished by
Blum's Orchestra. The grand march was
led by Director Frank l.. Noriega and Miss
Sallie Hogan. Dancing was kept up until
late hour and to the following gentlemen
much OF the pronounced success of the affair
was due Ale>srs. Elmer d. Roach, d. }.
Sneehan, j. L. Hayden, John Power and J.
II. MCGeougb, forming the Executive Com
mitiet and Messrs. Fred Holm, j. J. Grove.
W. T.. BoweS, l.. Lander and Nj. j. Prem
dergast floor managers.
Golden West Circle.
an enjoyable soiree at Uhion-sQuare Hall
last evening. The grand march took place
at o'clock, and dancing was continued
until late hour Excellent music was fur
nished by Rey e. VOLTS Orchestra. Much
Of the success of the affair was due to
the exer:ions of the following committees:
Committee Of ArrangementS-Alrs j. NJ.
Eukle Chairman, Mrs. S. Sandman. Mrs.
F. Horn, Miss b. Warshawski, Miss Rey f.
Wolff, L. A. Wolff aud q. Aubertine; Re-
ception Comm;ttee-Mrs A. Warshawski,
Mrs 5. Sandman, Miss Il. Rapheld, Miss E.
Kallman, Miss K. earn, Miss n. Weisblut
| and Miss B. Warshawski; Floor Commit
| tea. Levy, A. Silverst6ne, II. kohn, NJ.
Me;zgar, d. Gross. NJ. Valentine and S.
Goldstein. Professor l.. A. Wolf acted as
floor manager, being ably assisted BY G. Au-
berthe.
Garfield Corps.
An open meeting Of James A. Garfield
Corps, No. q, w. r. c., took place last
evening in Shiels Building. The entertain
ment included singing. recitations. dancing
and refreshments. Miss Josie Beck recited
1.-THE Fireman's Wedding" Master Walter
| Brown comic piece entitled Michael
Snider's Party" and a recitation was also
delivered by Master Walter Kels. The
Gassman and Mrs. May Trueworthy, the
latter giving The Mothers Farewell from
Norma" with excellent effect. The affair,
taken as whole, proved in every way en-
ioyable.
Society Personals.
Colonel and Mrs. Eyre and Miss e. i.
Eyre leave for the East tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hewes have been
visiting friends in Menlo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barron will occupy
the Hyde residence, 7l9 Geary street, the
coming winter.
Count Georges de Karolyi and his family
have left Fruityale and have taken Mrs. A.
| Pease's residence on Liberty street for the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hopkins will remain
in Menlo Park during October and then re-
turn to San Francisco for the winter
| months
Miss Nellie HiIlyeris the guest of Senator
and Mrs. Leland Stanford of MEMO Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Hopkins are in
| Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pray are visiting their
| friends, the McMullins, at the Bella Vista
| vineyard, near Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Tompkins, Mr.. Gilbert TOmpkins
and the Misses S. II. and l. TOmpkins will
| spend the winter at the Hooker residence
| on Hyde street.
Mr.. a. c. Bassett of Menlo Park is at
| Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Eddy OF Santa
barbara are up on two weeks visit. Mr..
| Eddy will attend the Bankers Convention.
MIR. and Mrs. Ii. F. Emeric, Miss Lorena
Barber ana Miss Amy Gerarden returned
| yesterday from San Pablo.
Mrs. D. Theobald of California street is
| convalescing, after an attack of nervous
| prOstratiOD.
DIR. L. II. Woolsey of Oakland is at Del
| Monte. lie has recovered his health and
will return to town next Thursday.