The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Society Reeeption-Some Attraction
of Easter Week.

A Society Reeeption-some Attractions
of Easter Week.
Resident Austro-Hungarians have issued
elaborate invitations for a reception, co.,
cert and ball to be rendered the officers and
crew Of II. n. corvette Fasana Of the
Austro-H Hungarian navy, to take place at
Odd Fellows Hall. The programmes Will
be veritable works of art The date of the
reception will be announced on the arrival
of the corvette.
During Governor Markham's recent visit
TO Chico be was pleasantly entertained with
reception and banquet by Mr.. +. G. Iusk.
Invitations are cut for theater party to
be given by the members and friends of
Armory Company 3, First Regiment Of In
fsntry, Second Brigade, n. @. c., next
Monday evening. to be followed by stag
banquet.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the Palace
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcknight of San
Jose. They were married on Thursday
evening by the Rev. John Hanson OF that
city, where the groom is connected with the
Mercury. and the bride, formerly Mrs.
Alma Glover, is secretary OF the Board of
Trade. They return to the Garden City to-
day.
Invitations are out for progressive
euchre party, to be given by Mr.. and Mis-.
Henry Tyson OF Niles on Monday evening
next
The California Social Club reorganized
last Thursday evening for the purpose of
giving balls and parties for the coming year.
The following officers were elected: Mr..
Robert Mann, president; Mr.. Jacob Cohen,
Vice-presldent; Mr.. William Samuel, secre-
taTy; Mr.. Louis Cohen, treasurer.
Meade Corps, San Francisco, gave most
enjoyable social at A. o. +. building re-
Gently.
Mr.. Findlay McGregor's farewell concert
at Scottish Hall last night was we'll attended.
The programme included selections by Miss
Jessie Wall, Miss Elsie A. Duncan, Miss
Jamie Ross. Miss Adel de Lano and others.
The low jinks of California Parlor No. /,
\. S. g. W.. will take place this evening.
A very enjoyable party was rendered Mr..
Ludlow Hubbard and Mr.. Henry Dempsey
on the occasion of their birthdays by their
friends and relatives at the residence Of
Mrs Cobb on Center street, Oakland, Thurs
day evening. Dancing was INDUCED in
until late, when bOuntiful repast was par
taken of.
Among the many events of next week
will be an entertainment to be given by
society ladies tor fund to start a cooking
school IN connection with the Buf0rd
Kitchen Garden. 1t will take place at th @
residence of Mrs. Eugene n. Deuprey on
the northeast corner of Clay and Laurel
streets Keats . Eve of ST. Agnes " will be
read and illustrated by IL tableaux, with
music and other attractions. including a
choice supper. The tickets will be 81 so
QneludiDg the supper. and may be pro-
cured of Miss Alice Scott at 507 Harrison
street; Miss Ransom, 1120 Bush street !;
Miss McMahon, San Rafael; Miss Booth,
20l2 Broadway; and Miss HiilyeT, corner Of
Clay and Laurel streets.
The Pond Reception.
pleasant reception was given on
"Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b.
Pond at their residence on California street
in honor Of Miss Camille d'Arville of the
Bostonians. The decorations consisted
chiefly OF an artistic arrangement of roses.
Music lent its charm to the occasion, Miss
d'Aryille rendering several exquisite oper-
attic selections, while Mr.. Thomas Karl of
the Bostonians, Mr.. II. n. A. Miller and a
number OF ladles-Mrs. o. =. Evans, Miss
Bergin. Mrs. III. G. Hassett, Miss Shepard
niece OF Mrs. Pond-contributed to the de.
iightful programme, which was followed by
the service Of supper.
The guests included: Judge and Mrs. o.
Z. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ A. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Wigmore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Splitter of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
Boggs, Mr.. ana Mrs. Horace Wilson. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bothin, Mr, and Mrs. w.
Colonel and Mrs. j. p. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. A. Shepard, Mrs. Davis.
Miss a. Shepard, Miss VassauIt. Miss
Boggs. Miss Mabel Reed. Miss Mcneil
Messrs DIR. Warner, Mr.. Chattuck, +. Ber-
gin. g. Folsom, j. NJ. Quay. Z. FL. Shepard,
Il. Karl. Mr.. de Marville. DIR. II. Il. de Mar
vile.
The Coming Doll Fete.
Childhood's delight in dolls may be once
more entered into by those who attend the
dell fete at Irving Hall Oh Monday evening.
''Grown-up dolls of flesh and bone" will be
there In all styles and costumes. Later
Mile. U. Fliase will make her debut. The
concluding burlesaue Is said to be most
mlrih-proyoking. Among the dolls to APP