The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-13
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Grateful Calm Asserts Temporar,
Supremacy.

Supremacy.
| A dinner VIII be given by the Young Peo-
| pies Union of Westminster Presbyterian
| Church in the lecture-room on Fell street,
between Octavia and Laguna, next Friday
evening from to s o'clock.
The Unity Social Club will give its ninth
grand prize Purim masquerade ball this
evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
California Lodge No. 1853, /. o. B. b.. will
give its first Purim masquerade bail at
Bnai Birth Hall this evening.
pleasant surprise party was rendered
! TO Miss Rose R.ch recently at her residence
In this city.
We must go abroad to hear so-called
news OF ourselves. The Nevada State
Journal says: 1t is reported among San
FranciSco's four hundred that Young
Mackay is to marry Miss Birdie Fair, the
daughter OF ex-senator Fair.
A dedication of flags of the Bavarian
Union ID connection with concert and ball
will take place this evening at San Fran
cisco Turn Hall. 1913 Turk strees.
LA Voltas" desire to inform their friends
that they have not diSbanded as reported,
but are still bright lights in the social
sphere. The following are the recently
elected officers: President, w. o. Patch;
Nice-President, Miss X. Burke; Treasurer,
Paul NJ. Jones; Recording Secretary, Miss
NJ. Sitter; Financial Secretary, Miss K.
Graney; Librarian, j. =. BeQuettc; Sem
tInel, L. Field. Soeals hereafter will be
strictly by invitation.
Master j. Melmouth Dow, the bright and
promising son of Captain ard Mrs. j. NJ.
Dow Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, was the recipient OF most ENJOYABLE
birthday party last Wednesday evening at
his parents residence, l22 Silver street. The
occasion can be said TO have been a merry
one for the young and old folks present.
Games, singing and dancing was the order
A bOunteous supper was served.
Miss Is. ID. Isaacson of this city has
written an opera entitled "Cassandra," to be
produced here shortly.
party will be rendered to Miss Lucy
Schultz on March 81, by the Los Aristos
Social and Literary Club, prior TO her de-
parture East. The hall will be handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
large party OF young friends assembled
at the residence OF Mr.. A. b. Taylor, S29
Myrtle street, last Wednesday, the occasion
being the twenty-frst birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Harry l.. Cook, near friend of the
family. The evening passed off very pleas
antiy with music, games, etc, refreshments
being served at ii o'clock. The guests'left
about ! o'clock amid congratulations and
handshakings, wishing Mr.. Cook many
happy returns OF the day. Mr.. Cook came
here from Los Angeles about two years
ago, and in that time has gained many
friends by his genial, pleasant manner.
Last Sunday evening the sixteenth birth
day anniversary of Miss Bertha Wobber
was celebrated at her parents home, II9
Perry street. Dancing and playing games
were kept up till morning.
The COncordia Club tramp party, de-
scrtbed in another column, was the social
event OF last evening.
Miss Carrie Foster Mcclellan, tile re-
nowned pupil OF the late Karl Formes, is 10
sing in the grand popular coneer; in the
Emmanuel Baptist Church on Bartlett street,
between TwenIy-Second and Twenty-third,
on Thursday evening next, the 18th inst,
This promises 10 bs one OF the musical
events OF the season. The following we'll
known talent are among the participants:
The Apollo Male Quartet, Mr.. Henry Clay
Wysham, Miss Efie SnodgTass and Mis-.
Josephine Shaw. L 9 concert is given in
aid of the 1weHtleth-stIeet Branch Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Bella Vista TheatricaIs.
The white and gold private ballroom OF
the Bella Vista was the scene on Nednes-
day evening Of q charming little drama,
represented by Mrs. Hume, Messrs. Evans
and Gardner
summer-house occupied the stage. and
was the pretty scene of ''Rulh's Romance"
Among the guests wore: Mr.. and Mrs.
". s. Tevis. Dir. and Mrs. Adam Grant,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Palmer and their
guests, Miss Palmer aud Miss Sill, Miss
Maud OConuer, Miss Smith, Paymaster
and Mrs. Lyons ana Mrs. Vincent, Chief
Engineer and Mrs. Trilly. Lieutenant aud
Mrs. Dorm. Captain and Mrs. Booth, Mr..
and Mrs. North, Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Richie,
Mr.. and Mrs HANDEL Hunt, and Mrs. g. q.
Griswoid of 81. Paul.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sperry and Miss Sperry
are pleasantly settled for season at Santa
Barbara.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank G. Newlands are
among those who are looked for in San
Francisco at an early date.
Colonel Charles +. Croker has left for
New York.
Colonel and Mrs. Babbitt OF Benieia have
been visiting friends in town.
By last adyices Mr.. A. Il. c. Dohrmann
was in New York, having left here March
for a trip TO Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ii. Bancroft and son ar
rived al San Diego few days ago on their
way home from Mexico
Miss Minnie Mcdonnell Of Ventura Is In
the city, at present on a business trip, and
Will be pleased 10 see her friends al 5l3 Tay-
lor street.
Mr.. +. j. Donovan of Ventura is at the
Grand. and will remain few DAYS.
Mr.. Clay NJ. Greene, the PLAYWRIGHT. has
been visiting Sacramento.
Mr.. ;. ). Costigan Of Constantinople is at
the California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mccain of New
York are stopping at the California
Mrs. j. Tobias 1886 Ellis street. receives
her friends the last Thursday OF the month
at the residence Of Mrs. Sol Getz of 5O7
Devsadero street
MIR. and Mrs. Paul X. Deadly came down
from Portland, Oregon, on Thursday.