The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-14
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Il. Valentines Eve Celebrated
With Many Masquerades.
A Lively Epoch in sOciety-The Nos ostros
Club Party-Euller-Huber Wedding.
Announcements Jottings.

Club -Nuller-Huber Wedding.
Announcements-JO lettings.
A musicale viii he given tomorrow evening at
the state Institute Tor The Deaf, Dumb and tie
Blind. by the blind pupils. They viii be as
sisted 10y Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen OF this
civ. with Otto Fleissner, director Of music. The
programme indicates very enjoyable entertain
ment. and TO ic all friends Of The institution are
cordially lnyi ed.
several Of Miss Lakes pupils, acc0mp0n led 10y
their teacher Of astronomy visited Miss
O'HaHeIau's iees ore before noon on the l2lh
inst In a OAIRsUed room tie SUMS image was
cast on g White screen, and the enormous sun
spot that recently ed Was conveniently
studied. with all the interesting details OF Inc
solar disk.
S.. James Parish. with headquarters az the
corner of TWenry-tuiId and Guerrero streets,
Will give an entertainment al ODD Fellows Hall
on Monday evening. February % for the benefit
II Tie church. A programme OF great excel
lence vii he presented. The attractions IN
cIvde MISS Ethel Brandon and MI L. r. Stock
well in sketch; Mr.. Robert C. Mitchell, The
Chinese prlma donna, IN bis Chinese theater
scene. iu character; Mr. Thomas Tenant, the
bumorist; Dr. Moore, the ysnTiHqust; Senior
Sanchez and his BanGuTla Club, Senior Mar
Hnez. pianist, and Sit. Louis I. Harrison,
corueust; soloists-Miss Marie Hagan, Mrs. I.
b GRIM, Mrs. C. Giudiceu. Mir. Fogarty aud
Mr. Jones
MISC q. Alexander gave an enjoyable lunch
party 90 Friday al herresidence 10 honor Of Miss
Miuna Gale.
Miss Marion Ransom entertained number Of
her Young lady friends at her home on Nednes-
day by glylng an informal tea Miss h@usom
was assisted In receiving by Miss Maud NOR o"'
Miss Bowen. Miss Bessie Hooker, Miss Brown
Miss Mamie Reynolds, Miss Wellman
The Coucordia Club held an enjoyable hlEh
ltnEs last evening al their quarters on an Ness
A dinner party wss given on Thursday even
ing by MI. and Mrs George W. Meade Al luelI
residence, 1ll5 Bush stIeej, I'D houot OF NI. anu
Mrs. IS. A. Gordon, Miss Gordon and Miss Harl
Of New Orleans, WHO are making tour Of Tie
Mrs, RusseIi J. Wilson gave an elegant lunch
con Oh Friday 10 twenty SIX ladies'.
Mr. Fred NJ. SCmerS. Tie Hel-knOWn litter aJeur
has oeel eA' SNt4 lct. u el"Se MS Su'ru1'
Mr.aud MIS-. llNleF gave u'm dinner O9.'lel
a. q. dawes dUed him al the racine Union
Club; Bohemian Ciub GluueT was given I'D BIS
honor. NlI. HaCui Matinee being also a guest OF
Iouur. Jl-Ie have been several breakfast pai-
ties, and Spanish dinner Is on The tauiS.
MIS-. ii. II A. Miller gave al enjoy abe Tea
IssJ Tuesday lu honor Ct Miss Mary oiIute CI
Portland. Oregon, wis is yiStng here. MIS-.
Webster jones' Miss Maud Younger and MISS
Eleanor cod assisted Tie hostess IN entertain
= fools festival and BAN win be gwen by tie
Singing Section u The la NOME tlls evening al
Tcutuua Hail
The B-eyfogIe Tea.
Mrs. f. s. Eiey'ogIe gave tea last Nednes-
day 10 Ter apartments al The Palace Hotel ID
honor OF Miss Coler The eldest daughter Of
Captain and Mis-. Collier Of Lakeport, but WHO
nave taken resldeuC- on Pacific avenue for tie
season. Tie guests were: Miss Mamie E!Ioit
smith, Miss May FrediaDder, Miss Bessie
Bowie, Miss Lille LaSler, Miss Edith Taylor,
Miss Eyre, Miss Julia Peyton. Miss Caro.au. Miss
ChresWau, Miss Salle Maynard Miss Hoffman
Miss hittl- and others.
A Rumor Set at Rest.
The following statement is selI-explanatorY
and Will doubtless, once for all. dispose Of any
false Impressions that may have gained currency
tsgaTdiHg be matter referred to:
ST. MART's CATHEDRAL,
100 Franklin street
San FRtSCIsCo. Cal. January % ls52
application has been made by Mr. Sydney T. Boyle
81 ssu Ra,aei FOR Cspeusat0n 90 marry Lis niece,
Eherher such is trus or not beg leave TO say that
Ll such applications have 70 be made 20 or through
The Archbishop. and thai his Grace. rhs most Rev
ArchB Shop. g that such application has been
made aud that he wou q HOt grant the dIsDeusAt on
or apply 90 Rome for i- even il IL were ma lie. And
lurtler stare to7 Tie Jeu-dt OF tue young iaGy's
friends tl-- hapaen 70 know her personally, and
can sar tuac believe the wa0.e matter 10 be >
piece OF malice on lle part Il some one.
fSiguetI GEORGE MoSTGOMERY,
Secretary 70 Archbishop o. san Franc SEQ.
The inIniug L. IL A. - beueuts
One OF rte most notable events O. The coming
week will De The three DAYS entertainment 10 be
given 0y the CathCt1 ladies' Ala Society al
Arm0Ty Hail corner OF Page and Cough streets,
on Tie evenings OF Thursday, Friday aud SatuT-
day next. There VIII also be = matinee on the
2OIh especially for CHIIdreB, The attractions in-
GLIDING sterrCplcCn views and The chiidreu's
symphony recently gwen at the Fereln Kinder
fest.
Tie evening entertainments VIII Include mill.
JaIy drills. vocal ana instrumental selections
AID JabeauN snd an interesting feature will be
4 bachelors table presided over by young ladies
OF he society, here al d moderate cost may be
obtained al tie modern accessories OF gentle
mau's dressing table.
Tie popularity Of The two most noted babies
II tie country Will be tested by ballots costing
20 cents each, bur no other tickets sa7OTiuE or
chance viii be sold 10 the hall. " bile the ma
fOriy Of tie ladies' o. the society. as its name In.
plies, are Catholics, It's Work IS purely nOn-secla-
Ran aud consists 10 the distribution OF 1000, tue
aud clothing 10 The deserving poor, through It's
branches DO various parts Of Tie city.
One Of be present objects OF the society Is the
opening Of headquarters IN some convenient
local. y, where lie representatives Of these Yari-
Gus branches may convene, and 10 Is hoped that
tire coming euteI tstumeuts VIII materially aid IN
It's accomplishment
The Nos Ostros Club Party.
One Of the most enjoyable club parties Of the
week was the fancy dress masquerade given by
the Nos OstrOs Club last Thursday at Humans
Assembly Han
Il was a partlcularlysselect affair, aud conse-
guenty very pleasant IN every way. BranGCs
orchestra Offcisted, and the floor was Capdbly
directed By Mr.. Eugene Bresse.
A few OF tie guests present were: Miss
Grueuhagen, Miss MO0ser, Miss Merose, Miss
Morris, Miss LeynsOn. Miss Topping, Miss
Keenan,, Misses Warrington, Misses Cole. Mrs.
Castle Mis- Cutler Miss MaTouey, Messrs.
Joseph Gen-ul, Howard P. Taylor Jr, John
Neal, J. B. keenan,, I. ". Slea, VIII Pixey
JF-, Bert Edwards, Frank Topping, Z. a. Pick
ard, Frank LevlBson j. a. Christie VIII MOOseT,
Frank MorODey, Glen Bethen, Howard Blethen
Nin Butler, Eugene Bresse.
The Charity Ball.
Atthe meeting hsld on Friday evening Of the
General Committee on the Charity Ball 10 be
given al B,naf B,rlIh Ban on The % nrnr. Ar