The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Military Bazaar One Of the
Holiday Attractions.
gb- Ia'.yua5da' Co-veut.on-A German Mas
qaera5s-R-d Hen Celebrata-Y. n I.
Party Personal lettings


Bluff Nng Hal" at the Grand Opera
House. and the words, music and appropri-
ate gestures are rapidly becoming familiar
To The Artists on tie boards. Some of the
songs are likely to be selected for their
prestineSs fer future Song-boolls.
The Entire Nous Cotillon will hold an
other of Is pleasant gatherings this even
ing at Luajs Hall.
Tie Misses Ethel and Helen Smith gave
pleasant tea Cd Saturday at the residence
# their parents, 3Ir. and Mrs. Sidney NJ.
smith, on Broadway. The floral decora-
lions consisted at a pretty arrangement OF
lilies. j8nams and narcissi. The large
number Of guests were received by the
hastesses. assisted by: Miss Mary L. Nc
Matt. Miss Helen Smedberg, Miss Eelis,
Miss Alice Scott, Miss Helen Otis and Miss
Eleanor Wood.
Tie Lewis Band, connected with the
Howard Presbyterian Church, will give an
entertainment in the chapel building on
Mission street next Thursday evening, con-
s.StinZ OF music. colonial tableauX, Wash
jugtou crossing the Delaware, and other
stirring scenes. The object is TO defTay the
expenses of renovating the interior Of the
church building. an object which al trends
Of the church are urged 10 ald.
Mrs. Nu.ney Spa.d NJ ; tea on Saturday
was q very p!easan; affair: Ire hostess
was assisted in receiving by MIS-. A. I. ben
lam OF New y oTk.
- Tie Amaranth Social Club give their in
itIal hop AZ Saratoga Social Hall Saturday
evening next.
The Entertainment Club of Hesperian
Grove Ne. 10, L. 4. 0. D., VIII give a social
hop ia DruldS' Building on Friday evening
next.
Mir George II. Black and Miss ". Crow
were married by Rev +. 5. Thomas IN the
H. L. Church, CioveTd1le, on Sunday after
noon. The happy pair are we'll known and
very popular IN CIOverdaie.
The COTonad0es viii give their seventh
Ion at Odd Fellows Hall this evening,
Miss Lila Jvsselyn, daughter Of DIT. and
Ms. d. +. JosseiyD. a Well-knCwn young
lady Cf Alameda and a member Of Alameda
IaTl0T IF Native Daughters, was united III
marriage a few days ago TO Mr.. Charles
Baker of San BemardiuO.
The II. NJ Social Cab, composed of a
number OF Young ladies, viii give their first
hop tonight at Irving Hail
The sad intelligence has been received in
thisc.ty Of the death, on Friday last, in New
York CITY, Of Mrs. DIT. I. B. Richardson
formerly Miss Susie McCOne1 who was
married quite recently at the Occidental
Hotel in this city. The fatal illness was
severe form OF pneumonia.
The LOYAL Orange Institution viii cele-
brate WaeniuEtou's birthday with a grand
- BAH At Academy Hall, 9ZI Mission street,
tniS evening.
The charity ball, in aid Of the Russian
refugees. has created considerable local
interest, and promises to be q grand social
gathering Tie various committees have
auCfed earnestly in their respective fields,
and a handsome sum will be realized for the
paTp0Se OF alternating The oppressed. The
affair VIII sake place at Bnai Birth Hall,
On Wednesday evening, March ID. Beauti-
fui decorations viii be displayed ana Moth
ing VIII be left UGdODe 20 make the affair
el..use anything Of the season.
The second san Francisco Company viii
give q reception 10 the First Alamo d Com
paDy this evening AT their headquarters on
the corner OF Van Ness avenue and SacTa-
uelt5 street.
DaiTymaids' Convention.
a dainty and original entertainment was
the "Dairymaids' Convention" at the mp
. son Memorial n. Z. Church, on the corner
Of Hayes and Buchanan streets, last even
ing
Il was arranged by Mrs Deborah Kittery
rleasautlv known as Mrs. Chips" and re-
f.ctel much credit en- her skill. The par
I9rs were filed with people and looked
4 yery ATTRACTIVE in their decking Of light
. col0red ule, flowers and foliage plants.
Nj c. B. Perkins was among those
cautiously assisting the members OF the
Ladies' aid Society, under whose auspices
The affair was held.
Tie programme opened with the entrance
OF some tN eDty mIkmalds IN pretty rustic
attire and bearing tin pals and milking
stools. They came in singing and after
ward answered TO their horticultural
names at roll call. The remainder Of the
Programme was as follows: Reading of
minutes, Samantha SunfgWer; election Of
officers remarks by the President Deborah
kItteTy; resolutions against the use Of OieO-
\ -Ar~ Loaf
Illustrations on "COnSumDtIYe Milk,
Deborah kittery; chorus, patriotic
Bound; milking song. LOTinda mistIetoe;
essay M The Cow, Priscilla Periwiukle:
d1-H, "Wnere Are You Going, Ny Pretty
Made Betsy BuJteTCuD and Peter Piper
j. EN-, Jennie Jasmine; quartet Ny
u Their Dear; poem, Saiie LaTkspuT,
solo ana chorus, " GTaHdma's Advice,
Ugek cherry Quetude; song, Cows Are
u the tsTn, " Hypatia Pepper; letter from
s,er heturah Wilder lShe that was Hig
-H>|, LucHdy Higgins; song, Marguerite
il-.I; chorus, " Aunt Dinahs Quilting
Party - song, 81 Five O'clock in the Morn
EE'. b sanHa Rose; chorus, "O.d Oak5n
Bucket; Presidents address; chorus OF
lauklHads, america"
The Military Bazaar.
Tie tIi1ing sum Of twenty-five cents, or
season siX-days ticket for one dollar, viii
admit any one to an evening Of varied en-
\ i
being given by the Second Artillery Regi-
.uen'. y. G. c., and which opened last night
A. their arm0ry On the corner of Page and
Cough streets, near Market.
Judging by the large and appreciatiYe
attendance last night. the regiment will
meet with hearty support throughout the
week. Certainly the attractions offered are
Mu..iauOUs.
There is the Headquarters booth. kind
Of military rendezvous for the staff officers,
With Colonel j. 4. Roster in command.
Then there is Battery II booth, an empO-
rum Of uickel-ln-the-slot wonders. presided
over by Captain ". D. Waters. Battery {,
Captain AdOlph Huber, has the candy
b1Oth, where the ladies fOndlv cOngre-
gate, and Battery G, Captain Thomas F.
O'Nrn has a rafie boath, wherein a sword,
saber and general staff officers bride are
awaiting the election Of the most popular
officer Of different grades.
Battery + has the japanese tea booth, one
Z OF the pret.iest Of all. IL IS made OF bam-
boo and is iugeAlOusiy constructed and
decorated. Captain JamesA White is in COM
maud, but like many other managers wisely
delegated bis authority 10 three Irresistible
bellies Miss Josephine Hill and the Misses
Fay, who in charming japanese attire
passed the trimming cups to the thirsty.
Other refreshments are Obtainable at Bat
teiy Els booth, Captain i. j. Cunningham,
where a staple is ice-cream. Light Battery
A, Captain h. L. Sine, have no booth, but
assist generally.
A specially popular feature is the shoot
Ing gallary for ladies and gentlemen. under
tie MANAGEMENT Of the signal detachment,
Second Brigade. Captain Charles f. Evans
10 command, It vas largely patronized,
and tie scores Of the ladies were remark
able
1t was surprising how soon the visitors
became acquainted with one another, and
str0ling around the booths, dancing or
sitting down to listen to the concert music,
made tie evening hours pass very pleas
anty The entire aTmOTy is thrown open
for the inspection aud accommodation of
the guests, and the decorations are very
martial, Calling guns appearing among