The morning call., 1892-03-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Briefly Noted Incidents of the
Quiet Lenten Season.
Society Personals-A children's Masquerade
Ball-Party on Powell street-Some
Prospective Events.

Nblcl, ike lDelT last, tHe lainOuS LUCK
| dinner, is expected to be quite an affair.
| A pleasant reception was last evening
! rendered by the German branch of the Y.
| nj. c. A. to Mr.. Kraft, the athletic director
| of the German branch Of the associa ton in
| ST. Louis. Secretary f. w. Godtfring made
an address of welcome. to which Mr.. Kraft
responded, and orchestral music followed.
| Among the pastors present were Rev. ii. L.
Dietz and Rev. c. Guenther. Mr.. Kraft
! will remain here about two weeks.
The ladies of the First Unitarian Church
| will give kettiedrum next Saturday after
noon commencing at 80 o'clock.
Among the ladies of the theater party
| given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Robinson on
| Monday night were: Miss Edna Robinson,
Miss Edith Findey, Miss Mae Dimond,
Miss Kate VOORHEES, and Miss Mamie Nc
| Mullin.
Company A. Third Infantry Regiment.
| will be rendered benefit this evening at
| the Alcazar Theater.
The West End Lodge No. 1lO2, X. and L.
| OF H., gave an en- joy die entertainment last
night in UniOn-sauare Building. followed
| by dancing and refreshments. Miss Zenoma
| Gray read money Musk" Toms Little
Star" "Arethusa's Torment and THE
| Mouse; the Misses kaplan, Mrs. Owen.
| Miss Gray and Mr.. Critienden sang, and the
| latter gentleman favored the company with
| some selections on the guitar.
| The Hungarian Mutual Aid Society held
! its annual banquet at n well-knOwn res
| taurant on the evening Of March 6. 1t was
| very well attended, the members and guests
| enjoying themselves thoroughly in their IA
| tional manner, so Characteristic of hospi-
! tally and good fellowship.
The Myrtle Council No. 1877, American Le-
| gion Of Honor, will give a musical and lit
| erary entertainment and lcap-year party at
| Eastern Hall, Shells Building. this evening.
Mrs. j. b. Goldstone gave an enjoyable
luncheon last Thursday at her residence on
| Haight street
The Myosotis Club will give their apron
| and necktie party at Mrs. Ada Clarke's
| hall, 211 Suffer street. this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Goggn of Alameda
| had little daughter born TO them on the
18th ult Miss Goggin's first birthday anni-
versary will be in 1896, but she will have to
| wait Tor her second until 1904, when she
| viii be u years-eld. This curious state of
things is due to the provision that only the
hundredth years whose first two figures are
| divislble by shall be leap years. Thus
| ing the hundredth years that are not divisi-
| lie by 4.
A party will be rendered 10 Miss Lucy
| Schwartz by the Aristos Social and Literary
Club prior to her departure for the Eastern
| States.
While in Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| erick Warde were given an elegant lunch
con by Dir. ana Mrs. A. ID. Childress.
Master Louis BretsteiD. son of Mr. and
| Mrs. f. Breitstein will be confirmed on Sat
| urday next at Iaylor-street Synagogue, on
| the corner of Pos. and Taylor streets.
large number OF people availed them
| selves OF the opening lecture in the course
being given in Grace NJ. t. Church last
! evening. The proceeds will be devoted to
the Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeayor and Epworih Guards. Another
lecture Will be given next week.
The wedding Of Miss Addie Boardman
and Mr.. Ernest T. kreiss will take place ia
| this city to-day.
The Mare Island Navy-yard is mourning
| the loss OF numerous officers who helped to
| make its precincts srecialiy pleasant. The
| Mohlcan, Nipsic and Patterson left Moo
day; the Al6atross will depart to-day and
! the Charleston Tomorrow.
The Ladies' Zion Society Ball.
One of the prettiest scenes ever witnessed
was presented last evening at Bnai Birth
| Hail. on the occasion OF the twelfth annual
ball Of the Ladies' Zion Society.
1t was children's night. and about $50
| juveniles. IN every conceivable costume,
| took and held possession Of the floor Tney
were all members Of the Sabbath-school of
| Geary-street Temple, the congregation of
Beth Israel There was picturesque march
| and then little programme of nine dances
was merriy prosecuted. Master Sol Gold
berg was the active little floor manager and
bis Juvenile assistants were Masters Leon
Joseph, Leon Cohen. Alphonse Levy, Louis
MichaelS, Ben Harris. Mitchell Nathan.
The ladies were delighted with the chill
dren's pleasure. Among those taking part
in promoting the same were: Mrs. s. Laven-
thai. Mrs. Il. Hirshfeld, Mrs. S. Meyer. Mrs.
A. Gruhn. Mrs NJ. Cohn, Mrs. j. Rosen-
thai, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. j. Harris, Mrs.
| Waxman. z
Party on Powell Street.
Miss Josie Smith and Miss Jennie Nc
Giveney were the recipients Of a Joint
surprise-birthday party at the residence of
the parents of the former at HOS Powell
street, last Saturday evening
In tie prettily decorated parors there
were assembled some fifty couples, young
and old, aud merry time was spent in
singing, dancing and enjoying instrumen tai
music, games and social conversation. AT
midnight sumptuous repast was served,
and an hour was devoted to this pleasing
and acceptable feature and tOasts. witty
and CONFUSING they were. too. given. after
which the festivities were continued.
Society Personals.
Mrs. W. I. Ellis and Miss Hope Ellis re-
turn to-day 20 Marysyille. They will be
accompanied by Miss Mae Dimond.
Mr.. Phillip JacObovies left yesterday
afternoon for New York, thence TO Buda-
Pesth, the capital OF Hungary, his native
home. The gentleman will make a tour of
continental Europe, coming back by way OF
England. He expects to arrive back in San
Francisco on the 1st of September.
Miss Lydia Hammond of Napa. who has
been the guest of Judge and Mrs. Budd OF
Stockton for the past two months. will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Mrs. Noyes and Miss Mory Noyes, mother
and sister of Mrs. Daniels having spent
the past two months in Washington. ID. c.,
are now in New Orleans, where they arrived
in season for the Mardi Gras festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Robinson will leave to-
morrow for their ranch near Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Nj. L. Sanger and MIR. aud Mrs. S.
w. Sanger, OF Chicago, are now at Santa
Cruz. Mrs. NJ. c. Sanger is the mother OF
Mrs. George NJ. Pullman and Mr.. Sanger is
| her brother.
Miss Susie lie Count visited Mrs. w. G.
Davis at the residence in Stockton of her
father, CAPTAIN X. S. johnson, and re-
| turned few days ago with Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Oelrichs and Miss Fair will leave for
their home in New York on Thursday IN
less the return yesterday OF Senator Fair
from Honolulu modiies their plans.
| Miss Evelyn Sperry Of the Big Trees Wis.,
TIED Mrs. q. b. Sperry OF Stockton last
week, but has returned to the mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Smith have returned
from their visit to Mexico and the Eastern
| States.
Governor Markham, Adjutant- General
Allen and Assistant Adjutant- General Mur-
ray met at Fresno yesterday as the guests OF
the Grand Army reunion.
1 MTs. u "A. Mchiniey oil this city, sister,
in-aw OF Governor William Mckinley OF
| Ohio, has gone down 10 Santa Cruz for a
| few days.
Mrs. Bishop Taylor has returned from
Selma, Fresno County. where she has been
visiting her son, Mr.. III. Stuart Taylor, foi
| several weeks.
| Mrs. j. K. Jarboe and Miss Kate Jarboe
are making visit to Santa Cruz
Mr.. ID. SWEET and family. who have been
wintering at the California Hotel, have re-
turned to their home on Bay Farm Island.
| Dir. and Mrs. w. q. Hensbaw were ex-