The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
National ParlOr Celebrates Its
Fourth Anniversary.
The Entire Nous Cotillon-Newman & Levinson
Domino Party Gunn-MacLonnan We'd
aing-Iueidental Notes

c.ety at the E0Nell-SjreeE 1heAteF Tor the
benefit Of ST. Joseph'S Home for IucuTables.
There viii be fifty persons on the stage and
a full professional orchestra to accompany.
The costumes and scenery are said to be
particularly we'll chosen. The management
Of St Joseph's Home have been working
hard to make the entertainment a success
and as their treasury is low look TO the pub
lie to generously assist them, confident at
the same time that those who attend will
enjoy The opera.
MI and Mrs. E. W. Holloway and Mr..
and MIS-. c. A. SprecEels gave theater par
lies on Monday evening. The guests Of Nj
and Mrs Holloway were: Mrs. j. Msryyn
Domaine. Mr.. and Mrs D0wney Harvey and
Mrs. James D. PheIau. Ia the SpTeckeis
box were: Mr.. and Mrs c. Q. Alexander,
Mr.. ana Mrs. N. ;. Wilson and Mr.. Rudolph
Spreckels.
Miss Maude Wellington and Mr.. Beverley
Letcler viii be married to-day at the resi-
5eure Of tie brides parents, 1+06 Sacra-
ment0 street.
Miss Ashe gave an enjoyable tea last sat
urday afternoon to a few of her friends at
her home. on Sacramento street
The choral chapter OF the st. John S
Church gave a choice concert last evening
ut the church building. on the corner OF FL
taeuth and Valencia streets.
The Misses VOORHEES, gave pleasant thea
ter party recently, and aflerWard enter
tanned their guests az supper.
The ninth anniversary entertainment and
ball Of the Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association, No. -, Will take pI@ce al Odd
Fellows Hal tomorrow evening.
Valley Lodge, No. 293, /. .. G. T.. gave
highly interesting social and literary enter
taiument last evening al Cambriau Hall.
The feature was r stereOptCOn exhibition
la..- HF raHrv Ntrrsa
Court Aurora. No. 64jo, 4. o. Z. Of A,
viii hold a public installation and bail at
B'nai Birth Hall thIs evening
A large attendance enjoyed the illustrated
lecture given ID Central Methodist Ep-sco-
pal Church last evening by ErY. George i.
NcNutt Over leo views illustrative Of
"Bsn bur" by General Lew Wallace, de-
lighted he many who have peruSed that
powerful romance.
The fifteenth anniversary ball Of Morse
Lodge, No. 257, L O. o. F.. will take place
ID Old Fellows Hall this evening.
Yes teTday. al CupeTtn0. Miss Lizzie Ell
win daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Edwin
g. Hail. was married to Mr.. John B. Cross
ley Jr., youngest son Of Captain John 3.
CTCssiey.
Hebrew Charity Ball in Prospect.
Moutef0re / age, No. 81, l. 0. B. B.,
true to The honorable and noble name which
II bears, has determined to lend some sub
Hebrew refugees from Russia, AMI to this
end has decided 20 give a " charity bali, 8c-
curGiuL 70 the meth tds ia vogue IN many Of
tbs large Eastern cities. Many young so-.-
ETY. men, moving ia tile best Hebrew circles,
have ALREADY kindly volunteered, " fOT
sweat charity's sake, TO act upon the Floor
and Re option committees.
Tie ball viii take place on the 18th Of
February at B'nai Birth Hall, and VIII
doubtless prove a notable event
As tie various geMeuts are made,
the public viii be advised OF them IN this
column.
The G uHu-N 80 Lehman Wedding.
The marriage of NJ Robert H. Gum,
formerly OF Inverness, Scotland sand late Of
tie Warner Ranch, San Diego County ass.-
Ciate aTtneT Of Ex-Governor D0wuey Of this
STATE. and Miss Mary Fraser MacLennan of
Los Angeles, formerly Of Inverness. Scot
land. took place at the residence 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ;. MgcLlTeu of II W How
avenue Of this city, on the 7rh inst
The pariOrs were pTetLiy decorated with
smi,6N and eYeTEreenS. Iae BRIDE and
briIrsErcom were united IN marriage by The
Rev W. L. Smith Of the Central PTrSby-
terrain Tabernacle on Golden Gate avenue.
After participating IN most Sumptuous
:. r7pL<r Tie health or the bride and bride
groom was proposed by MT. Arthur Mac
keuZie and responded to with Highland
hOuorS, after which tie bridal party left for
tour in the northern part OF the ) ate.
Among those present were; Mrs Charles
S. MacLaren, Miss Katie MacLpnHan oil
this city, the Misses Robin Of England.
Miss Belle MacLaTeu, Mrs. NacLennan,
the brides mother; the Misses Minnie and
May MaCLeGBRH. sisters OF the bride; Mr.
Charles ). MacLaren, Mr. John :. Macln-
tOsh Of Inverness, the brides father, Mr..
Campbell r. MaCLeunan, Mr.. R. 3. Grid
wood Of Edinburgh. MI 7. Q. MilaT Of
Grreu0ck, Mr. Arthur Mackenzie, Nj. W.
MacLareu, AT Harry MaCLaTen, MI c. j.
MacLaEen. Scotch papers please cOpyI
The Entire Nous CouIIOn.
A very enjoyable leau-year reception was
given last evening by the Eutre Nous Co
t.lluu, "a select social club which has given
several successful parties this season al
LuUt's Hall.
There were between forty and fifty
couples on the floor, and the grand march
was ird bY Miss L. FRANKIE WuumingtJn, a
lovely blonde aud Dir. Sanford q. SeWald
An agTceaule succession of dances ensued.
Ipap-year regulations were very stUin-
gent, tie gentlemen having literally no
privileges. They included the following;
III r1er no circumstances VII gentleman
Dut r uT cross tie ballroom unless escorted
Iy lady, a gentleman must not ask a
ladT for a dance. that privilege belongs only
e. ladies. II a gentleman desires refresh
ueuts lie must ask some lady to be his es-
COR"
The hall was pTcttily decorated, the music
was good, and the evening slipped away IN
one uninterrupted Whin Of miTth and plea
sure.
The following composed the active com
mIitees: reception CGmmittte-MlSS Alece
WOUmingtOn, Miss Hattie Austin, Miss
Leah rs Miss Kettle Fshbeck. Miss Maud
EOtuermel, Mrs, Ed II. Mitchell; floor
diTectreSs, Miss l.. FRANKIE Wormlngt on /;
assistant floor directreSS, Miss MOllie lis;
Loo. ..Tf1rrt fft..l
Aliss Nancy Place, Miss Louise 5. Long,
Miss Kate H0ag, Miss Mamie I0epEe,
Miss Mae Murphy.
A Pleasant Orc Elmo ParIor Incident.
AT the recent public installation Of Orc
Elmo ParoT, No. 3, Native Daughters of the
Golden West pleasant incident occurred
in the presentation OF a handsome gold
watcl-chain, having gold locket and dia-
m0Uu bear charm attached, suitably In
scrlbed, TO Miss Emma Dellwig, the retiring
President Of the DaTlOT, Mrs. Ida Rogers
made the prssentlt.on IN particularly neat
speech, to which, on recovering from her
surprise. the recipient responded Ia feeling
terms.
Miss Dellwig Joined the parlor in April,
1857, as a charter member, and has ever
since been conspicuous as a worker for It's
Interests. Naturally of strong character,
she has found mary difficulties to contend
with, bat dis act on tue part Of The meui-
bers showed as the District Deputy grace
fully said, thai her sisters fully appreciate
her love for the order, and for Orc Fine
ParIor IN particular
In the subsequent dance Miss M0il.e Barry
played, and Miss ME Roc her, the Senior
Past President, faI red the company with a
NcIl-TendeTrd vocal s.I0.
The scmper Idems' Party.
The Semper idem Club held its second
= large meeting last evening, at Union-square
Hail. II was In the form Of a promenade
concert and hop, and proved a very ; e SAINT
affair.
Among the numbers which varied the
programme Of dances were piano solo,
.E"ndo Brilliante." C.. N. Won Wei er-