The morning call., 1892-11-21

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Mr. and Mrs. Lowell White, Judge and Mrs. w.
w. MOrrow, Miss Morrow. Senator and Mrs. j.
7. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Pond Senator
aud AIRS Pierce Miss Pierce Colonel and Mrs
H. B. SpTague Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. STABLES. MIR.
aud Mrs Charles Sonntag. Rev. MIR. and Mrs. w.
Spencer, Dr.. and Mrs. A. IL. voorhies, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. Ii. Vail, Mr.: ana Mrs. j. W. Tinnin,
Mr.: ana Mrs. M;,eox wills w. MtteF Mr. ana
Yemans. Mrs. f. Davies. Miss Davies,
Mayor and Mrs Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Curry, Judge and Mrs. l.. Archer.
Mr. and Mrs p. b. Cornwall Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
Scott. Mrs. Smith. MIR and Mrs. Theodore Hit
tell. Miss Hitteli, Miss Marie Essen. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Coates-Davls, Attorney. General and
Mrs Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Payne, Mr..
and Mrs. George LOOMS, Mr.. A A. Sargent DR..
Mr. and Mrs. p Ebert, Mrs. Caroline Hawes
Mrs. Wallace. Miss Cora Wallace DIR. aud Mrs
K ID. johnson, Colonel and Mrs. ). 7. Jsckson,
Lewis. Judge ana Mrs. Fox. Miss Fox, Mr. and
Mrs. Barton. Miss Barton, Mr.. and Mis-. john
G. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Baker. Dr. and Mrs
Hyems, Mr. and mTs. n. j. Britain aud Mrs
Dwlnelle.
A Pink Dinner.
Mrs. William Willis gave a pink dinner last
Monday evening at her residence. on the corner
of California and Cough streets, in honor of Miss
Adele Martel, who has since left on a visit TO
New Orleans. Covers were laid for fourteen.
After the delicious dinner an enjoyable evening
OF song and conversation was passed. Those in-
ylted 10 meet the guest OF the evening were:
Miss Nieue Ross, Miss Ethel Martel. Miss Nc
tarlanr, Miss IHdia Scott Mrs. William Willis
Miss Enos and Messrs f. A. Wheeler s C.
Houghton. j. b. Chrysttl, Charles S3nni AK, E. a.
heeier. L. A. Davis ana James NJ. GoeweY.
The Breyfogle Deieuner.
Mrs. Edwin S. Breyfogle entertained party OF
friends at luncheon at the Palace Hotel last Fri
day. The guests were: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Mac
kenzie, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs Coleman, Mrs Col
lier. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Mclean Mrs. Harrison
and Mrs. Favre.
An At Home.
Last Tuesday evening the Misses Clara and
Nellie Jensen held reception at their residence
on Webster and jackson streets. Some excellent
music was rendered during the evening, but
dancing was the principal feature or The enter.
tainmenL Some OF the guests found pleasure
stroiling In the garden, which brilliantly
Illuminated by japanese lanterns. at midnight
a delicious supper was served. which tended TO
were Miss Minnie Madden. Miss Lulu Briggs
Miss Lena FELTON,. Miss Mabel Willard, Miss
Susie WESTINGHOUSE. Miss Lola Erik In, Miss ~.
Minnie Whales. Messrs. James Watts, John V
Elder. Edward q. Carrera. George h. wesson,
William L. Sonters Frank Veany and Howard
Burns.
Amateurs at Work.
Last Thursday evening Miss Louise Hudson,
daughter OF Colonel George l.. Hudson, gave an
enjoyable dramatic entertainment in the billiard
room OF her fathers beautiful residence Gu Pa
clfic avenue.
titled "Legare's Documents" and was produced
in capital style with The following cast of char
acters:
Jerome Legare ...................Mr H. T. Williams
Rose Legare. bis daughter. Miss Mae NJ Murphy
Mrs. BIddy Dean. the widow. Mss Louise i udsOR
aoe & King MISS ~. f. cara eas, Madison satss
The feature of the evenings amusement how
ever, was the serpeDtIne dance OF Miss Mae
Murphy, which she danced so gracefully ihat
q p in Pcs to art
siastic encores. The young people who parIIcl-
pated IN tine entertainment all acquitted them
Alter the performance the guests were enter,
tanned at delicious supper by the host and
hostess that was served In the spacious dining
room.
Home From India.
A very interesting aud enjoyable reception
was given on Saturday afternoon. November IL,
TO Miss Sarah b. Hamli1 by the Laurel Hall
Club at the residence OF Mrs. j. l.. WhiIny.
The club attended in full force to meet Miss
HamllD, who has recently arrived from long
soiourn in India Mrs. E. S. Cumns gave a
formal greeting TO the guest OF the day on be-
half OF the club In response Miss HamliD gave
avery interesting account OF her experiences in
the Eastern Empire, including a sketch OF the
life OF the PuDdiia Ramabaf and her labors
among tue women of india. Her account of the
despised widows aud the Pundita's efforts to
ameiiorate their condition, was very interesting
After some general conversation the company
were favored with musical and literary pro-
Senior LomhardeTo, Mrs. Aribnr Bull aud Miss
Fuller; songs by Mrs. H. q. Parsons and Mrs.
Anderson; recitaiions by Mrs. A ID. Sharon and
Mrs Dohrman. and pianoforte solo by mrs.
Henburger. Refreshments were served during
The afternoon, and like the rest of the entertain
Inent were thoroughly enjoyed. Among the
ladies present were:
Mrs; F. 1. wnitny Miss Sarah D. Hamlln.
Mrs. w q. Doane, Mrs. Il. 5. Cumins, Mrs. A.
II. Rutherford, Mrs A. ID. Sharon. Mrs. Emily
Brown Powell. Mrs. T. Collins, Mrs. George
lewiston, Mrs. Robert Bunker. Mrs. +. A. Camp
hall DafAs
Mrs. L. Conrad, Mrs. Z. Dobrman, Mrs. II. S.
Fiske, Mrs. w. Ii. R0dda, Mrs. {. X Harmon,
Mrs: William Carr, Miss Stella lewiston. Mrs o.
v. Thayer; Mrs. Emeiie Tojettl. Mrs. Z. r. Tay-
lor. Mrs. H. Field, MRS. Irving MouIton, Mrs.
William Manning, Mrs. c. O. Merrill, Mrs. Asa
X. Wells, Mrs. James Stewart. Mrs. j. w. Ed
wards. Mrs. r. NJ. Rowland.
A Society Concert.
The LorIng Club gave one of It's grand even
ing concerts last Thursday eyealng at Odd Eel
lows Hail. and, usual, drew ve,y fashion
able audience. These concerts are the best
patroniz amateur musical entertainments
given Ia this city aud have weathered the storm
OF popular criticism for many years. One good
feature of tile management is the recognition OF
prominent profess ionas, and The tecoid s Of the
club Will show that there have seldom been any
notable singers or musicians in The city during
the season OF the famous L0ring concerts who
have not APPEARED with It's members and been
paid Tor their services 10 The satisfaction and
delight OF the public and all concerned Ia The
management No amateur entertainment Is
compete Without al least one professional Denl-
Der, and ne LoriDg Club Invariably acknowledge
this fact by engaging come strange artist local
professional, and by so doing keep In friendly
touch with the professional element, AMI more
particularly with the public at large.
Last Thursday evening the Herman Brandt
quartet played and added strength TO an already
strong programme. IL IS needless to say that
the quartet interpreted some of the finest music
OF Its repertoire 20 the delight and appreciation
club is we'll known, and Mr. Lorng is amply re-
paid for his time aud devotion 10 perfecting the
members In their work by the unprecedented
success OF all Its pubic performances. The fol-
lowing programme was presented: MAY Song.'
sehwalm; .Nighlfali." Schumann; quintet.
Roses" Rudolph Wagner; "I.ongbeard's Saga
Lloyd; drinking Song" Chadwick; "Obl
Sam Ahse psGef qunts sesfloa
OARS Christmas" Buck.
Knights and Ladies.
Last Tuesday euening Unlon.square Hall pre-
sented very gay appearance on The occasion OF
the reception given by Pacific Lodge No. si5,
Knights and Ladies OF Honor. The affair was
very select and consequently not oyercrowded,
and dancing was enjoyed to the utmost extent.
The ladies were all elegantly attired In evening
costume and some very attractive costumes were
displayed. The gentlemen also presented an
unusually dressy appearance, aud altogether tie
affair was quite swell. Mr.. w. s. Foley tue
floor manager. led OF the march with Miss Mag
gle OBrien, and WAS ably assisted In his dulles
by Messfs. A. ii. Grant and w. j. Day. Mrs. s.
beFersen. Miss II. b. Fisher aud Miss Jennie
Gracier were also members of the floor commit.
tee. Others who figured In the management
were: Mrs. nj. f. Gilman, Mrs. L. HeistaDd,
MISS n. Underwood, Mrs S. Wright. Miss I.
Understood: Messts. George ). Vincent. W Il.
Foley, ii. Henrickson. r. X. Dutton and j. Keil.
Signal Corps Ball.
The Signal Corps, Second Brigade. n. g. c.,
gave very enjoyable ball at Union square Hall
on Thursday evening November TO- The gay
uniforms OF the military and the exquisite cos
tunes OF The ladies created one OF the preitIest
ballroom scenes We have witnessed In a long
time. The hall was gay with flags and bunting
arttsicaIiy arranged, the floral and borticui-
tuiai display was also very hue. Captain Chari A
I. EYens and Miss. ReaIIice e Riasseii 49, a.