The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-11


ceve her guests, who numbered many mill
tary men and their wives.
The happy atf ir WAS also celebration
Of the thirteenth wedding anniversary If
Major aud Mrs. Cuff ana among tnelT
/ presents were numerous handsome floral
tributes, which figured in the pretty decOTa-
tOuS.
Among the guests were: General w. q.
Dim nd. General and Mrs. J. Ii. Dickinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. \. Dorm, Nh and Mrs. c. II. LaumeiSter,
Colonel and Mrs. William Edwards Major
and Mrs. Y. ID. DuhOce, Major and Mrs.
/ George EaSton, Captain and Mrs. A. Z.
Frese, Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Gorbam, Mr..
and Mrs w. 7. Lachman, Major and Mrs.
d. Z. Miles, Captain and Mrs. w. Dodd,
j. \. +. Wilson, Colonel and Mrs.
George Pardee. Consul and Mrs. j.
II. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Malson,
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan. Mrs. Croker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. PolastTi, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
NJ CIuff, Major and Mrs. i. {, Hughes,
Miss Daisy Mckee, Miss Ida ID. Doane,
Miss Efie Hogan, Miss Mamie Dodge, nj IS
NJ. Latchford. Miss Kate +. Nolimer
Mrs. NJ. Turner, Miss George Strong,
Colonel j. Roster, Mr.. David Bagley. Cap
tain J. j. O'Connel, I. 5. A, Major q.
Burdck, Dr. W. T. Finney, Captain Frank
Bell, MeSsTs. c. HOught0n, Louis Davies,
q. :. MearnS, w. b. Cooke, j. L. HoughtOn,
g. II. Strong, II. Brown, j. Suydam, W.
Dean. Arthur Dodge, Major Charles Stan
ley, Colonel Is. Z. BUrgin, Dr.. George Ter
TIl.
The One Minutes Leap-Year Party.
Among the private social clubs here, none
gives more enjoyable entertainments than
the One Minute Club. composed Of some OF
our leading and popular young men. The
clubs uame is derived from a certain mem
arabie da' in the park, when pTOmenad-
Ing con. = was so often stopped by lady
friends .uat DC was found necessary 10 limit
all such chance conversations to one min
ute's duration.
Last evening the club held its leap-year
party, and 1t was Enthusiastically pleas
ant affair. lAe main features were tue
singing by Miss Babetta Plagemaun, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Minnie
! PaEemaun, and also a vocal solo by Miss
FurQuet, ACCOMPANIED By her mother; a
barytone solo by Mr.. L. 1. Atkinson, &C
! cOmpaujed by MI Cesar Brand.
There were three prizes given Tor the pest
/ lady dancers, won by: Miss Minnie PLACE
mann, first prize: Miss Lulu Holler second
prize; Miss Amelia Schmidt third prize.
The ladies were also aUctlOncd OF Tor a
special dance. Mr.. George Sneider acted as
auctioneer and created a great deal Of
/ amusement, he being in turn knocked down
TO an enthusiastic young lady.
The committees were composed as fol-
1 lows: ReceptiOn-Miss Amelia Schmidt,
Miss +. Sylvester, Miss Ilagemann; Floor
Miss Amelia NanZ, Miss A. Hutatf. Miss
Babette Plagemann acted as floor directTesS
and Miss Lulu Holler as assistant floor d.
TeCtresS. Credit was empbaticaly due 10
the ladies' and particularly TO the floor di-
rectress for her charming generalshlp
The auction was an original idea happily
carried out, and all present were delighted
with the unique entertainment.
The Clark Juvenile Party.
One Of the charming events Of the season
was the juvenile ball given last Saturday
evening at the academy Of Miss Ada Clark
on Suffer street. The exquisite dresses Of
the children and the beautiful exhibitions
Of the various dances presented a pleasant
scene to their many friends.
The hall was beautifully decorated with
smilax and flowers. aud when the whole
school Joined IN the Ballet Of the Fairies,
/ il was "a fairy scene Indeed.
The event of tle evening was the gradual
ing Of Miss Gertie McArdle. After she
/ lad received many presents from friends,
Miss Clark stepped forward and presented
/ ler with token Of love and affection. She
replied in q very pretty speech, thanking
/ Miss Clark for her kindness. An the chill
/ dTen received flowers and presents from
their friends.
/ Thus ended one Of the delightful reunions
! Of the season.
Parties to Take Place.
The "ScieDtdcs Of 81, a club consisting
Of the young lady graduates from the
scientific senior class Of '9l of the Girls
High School viii give their first hop at
Lln's Hall On January 26tu. The dance
VIII be aa invitation affair.
The smiling Group have Issued original
invitations for their third party at Old
| Fellows Hall. on Tuesday evening, Feb
Fuary ri. Invitations can be procured Of
Mr. ID. +. Murden, 4o3 Market street.
The Grot anniversary party Of the Au
Fart Club viii take place at Mission Opera
Hall on Friday evening February jtn.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 81 c. 5. p S,
VIII give their ninth annual bail on Satur-
day evening" February 18Th, at B'naI Birth
/ Hall
The Mystic Forty win give their third
party al Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening. the I9,b inst
No. TO- Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, will
celebrate the first anniversary Of tile So
CI-ty with q donation party on January
18th at 81. JOSepRs Hall, corner OF Tenth
/ and Howard streets
The E0la Club will give a novelty aud
grab-bag party at Teutouia Hail on Satur-
day evening. January 3lth.
The DrrllnS announce special features for
their Gr,t Ieap-year reception to take place
at Old Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
January 2J.h
The La Noltas will hold private fancy
dress party at Saratoga Hall on Friday
evening, January I'd.
The De- Monies are making special
preparations for their next party to take
lIace az odd Fellows Hail on Tuesday, Feb
ruaTy 9Th.
Tie Bows and Girls will give their next
/ hop on Friday evening, the I9.n of Feb
ruaTY.
Social Council. No 90. 0. c. F, will en-
terrain its frienas next Thursday evening
az their hall in Rcd Mems Building.
Friendship LOdgs. No. u, /. i. A, Will
have public installation ami social on
/ Thursday evening next ia Red Mems Build
ing.
A leap-year party will be rendered to
Battery c, Second Artillery Regiment, \.
g. C., by its lady friends al GeTmania Ian
on next Saturday evening.
The pupils OF Foster IL JOhEs0u's acad-
envy give leap-yeaT party at Grand Opera
hall, on Wednesday next
The pupils OF Auder5On's academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hail corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The pupils OF Walter g. O'Bren's acad-
envy will give novel leap-yeaT party at
Saratoga Hall on Tuesday evening next.
The FTancu-AmeTcan Lodge, No. POI l.
0. O. f., will give an invitation ball at Odd
Fellows Hall on Saturday evening next
Hesperian Grove, No. u, L. A. o. D.,
viii give its tweutv-thTd anniversary bail
at Uuion-square Hall next Saturday even
ing
Palo Alto Lodge, K aud H. Of IT,, viii
give their fourth monthly social IN Forest
crs' Hall Friday evening next.
The United Social Club will give a leap
year party on Saturday evening next at
Bear Club Hall, corner of Post and Fill
more streets.
Tie annual ball of the Plumbers and
Gas-fttero' Union viii be held next Satur-
day evening at B'nai Birth Hall.
National PaTlOr, No 1l8, y. S. 6. w, will
! Hall Tomorrow
The Goodwin Comedy Company viii pro-
duce French Flats" described as a farcical
comedy, al Saratoga Hall on Thursday even
ing next
The eighteenth masquerade ball Of the
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