The morning call., 1892-12-19
Lunch Parties.

LnHlH FdEttSS.
The footba II game was The means OF crowding
the cafe AZ tie Palace Hotel Oh Saturday with
lunch parties. Among others BIr. h. NJ. Ho
brooks patty was Iefhaps the most prominent
The following exquisite menu was served up TO
perfection:
Huitres de California sur CoqunIe
CoBsOmme en- iaSse.
CTabeS Ia Diable-
Cables Gritie< sur Nanape.
SiIate Romano.
Petftes POis Frais IA Franchise
Glaze: BiScRits TortouL
Freit. Dessert. Frontage.
Cafe Guraue
SauteTHe Souvenir.
MIR Holbrook's guests included Miss Bowen
the MISSES a a. aud Eleanor DimoRd. Miss n ol-
brook, Lieutenant Stevens, Mr.. Jos~ph Tobin
and Mr. Samuel knight.
Fir. Ca>serly gave lunch party for eight. the
COUNTESS Festeiics beng among The guests.
The Stanford Football Team had lunch and
dinner served In the maple room.
The FortDightly Club.
The reorganiZed EeFtnighiiy Club held their
first meeting last Wednesday evening at the
residence of Major Rathbene, on Jones street
An interesting programme was presented that
included tableaux, an operetIa and Mrs. Jatley's
wax works. The participants were: Mrs. Wal
ter Mc(iayin, MIS- Percy Moore, Mrs Louis b.
Parfoti, Mr.. William Carrigab, Mr.. j. b. Mall
lard, Mr. Willis Polk, Mr Harry Sink ms Mr
Fay ana Mir. X. l.. Coleman. Mr.. villas Polk
app AIRED as q premiere daD>euse, ana his dane.
Ing created no end Of fun and amusement. After
the variety entertainment lie party was enter
tanned al delicious supper thai was served
admirably. Inc meeting was great success
ana VIII BE- followed by another Oh December
20. at the residence OF MIR and Mrs. L. L. Eyre
A Pupils rIusicaIe
Under the direction Of Mr.. Fl. J. Stewart. NJ
B.. The pupils al Van Ness Seminary gave a very
Interesting and enjoyable musicale In their
spacious parlors az 1922 Pine street, on Friday
evening the 9th inst. In response 10 Invitations
Issued by DR.. and Mrs. Wiley numerous and
fashionable audience assembled TO listen to the
interesting programme that had been prepared
and thoroughly enjoyed the privilege. The pro-
gTamme was long one, containing twt nTV-sIx
numbers, but here was no lack OF interest Ia the
entertainment during the entire evening. The
young deDutanies all appeared IN pref " evening
costumes. and il was a treat TO listen 10 their
sweet fresh voices they followed each other in
quick succession. All did their best, and their
success proved that they are IN good hands
This was noticeable in several Instances, and as
a Striking example we may mention the singing I
Miss HOllisfer, who made her first appearance
b fore an audience. Size has a lovely Voice ami
sang che OLD French song. "My MaTgGeri e."
with exquisite TASTE and expression, for which
she received hearty recall AIRS. j. +. Biz
mingham IS TO be cong al uiated on the success
of her pupil Nature has done much for the
young lady, bet without very careful ana skill
ful training IL would have been Impossible for
her TO aedHit herself sire did. Tie singing
and piaDeiofte numbers OF MiSs Wander hurst
and Miss Eaton were admirably rendered, and
their clever performances were Tapiniousy le-
eeiyed by TIE critical audience. ID. and Mrs
Wiley were assisted in receiving their guests
by their daughter, Mrs. Pray.
A Silver Wedding.
MI and Mrs. John L. WlRter eeleb raied the
twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding-day in
delightful manner last Monday evening They
ecured the use Of UBiop-squafe Hall for the oc-
easlon and invited about geo guests to assist
them IN making merry. The han was besuti.
fully decorated, and The approaches were taste
fully orBameuIed with growing palms, ever
greens and flags. Mr.. " iIliam Koch presented a
novelty IN thr way OF decoration, which. how
ever, wa very appropriate. II was an INNER, Sc
" silver dollar" -four feet In diameter, Oh which
was the following inscription;
Our own silver wedding the bell has toIIed:
May We all be here when it turns gold
The dates 1SG7-]S92 appeared on either side.
and Mrs. Winter renewed their marriage vows
the Rev. Julius FuelIdeline officiating The oc.
easl6n vas taken advantage Of, and tDelr
youngest son was baptized Harold Louis Win
ter. AIT T this very Interesting ceremony tile
bride and groom or quarter OF century ago re-
celVeo the hearty congratulations of their
friends, and then dancing was enioyed until IL
O'Clock. al which hour the signal TO prece ed to
The baDquelng tall given. delicious
supper was served, and the guests were al the
tables Tor three bpurs Teasing. toastipp and
speecbmakiBg. Among tue speakers were Mr.
fhiiip heu r SUPERVISORS Kennedy and Day ex-
supervisor Joosi ". lbuFg and others.
Apache War Dance.
Poeahonfas Council No. 3. Improved Order OF
Red Men. gave very Interesting and successful
entertainment last Wednesday evening. AZ
Union-squafe Hall. Miss Rey T. Wolf Messrs
T., .IoSsplyu and Carl 4 IEE.,,...