The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Preliminary Steps Toward the
Hebrew Charity Ball.
The Phslan D.nner-A Ladies' Instrum entail
observation-disclosures Gatherings.
Society lettings.

CaliforC ja-street residence.
4 delightful dim er was given by Mrs.
lager at her residence on Cough street, on
te corner Of Sacramento, on Wednesday
evening. Covers were laid for eighteen
guests who were sumptuously Toasted and
atarward entertained with an informal
dance.
Miss Margaret Kittle has Issued invita-
tons for a dance at her home, on the corner
OF Pacific avenue and Steiner street. next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Webster Jones gave a tea on Thurs
day afternoon TO number of her LADY
friends
The leau-vear social of the San Fran
cisco Schue,zen Ladies NereIn VIII take
place at Irving Hall this evening.
Nj Russell Wilson gave lunch in Mr..
La Monlagne's honor at the Pacific Union
l{u6 on Wednesday.
The Alameda Harmonic Club will give a
l.ncy-dress party tL.s evening.
The following officers fer the ensuing
term were Installed in Minerva PaTloT, No.
.. y D. c. W. by d. D. q. P Mis-. l. R0g-
els: Past President, Mamie Murray; Pres
ijent, Mary s. Dempsey; First Nice-PreSi-
dent, Mrs E Bond; Second NIce-PTesideut,
Hattie Murray; Third Ice-PreSident An
Lle J.. DOaaldsOu, EecuTulng Secretary,
Carrie Creigh; Financial Secretary, MIS-.
II.lman: Treasurer, kiuie Y. Rose; Mar
slai, Annie Quinn Inside Sentinel, Mrs.
ScHWauer; Outside Sentinel. Maggie CurTaa.
A masquerade bali VIII be given 10y the
Amt LiIeuthaleT Nerein al Saratoga Hall
ms evening.
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ave sol'at "t ,l5+L Ial TSIugI ,i5l, GA
@ lr,la,1, 81 'rio srla+.5s'1's nm
Deed some $50 and enjoyed the evenings
Entertainment StereoptIcon views Illus
iaje0 lecture 10y MI Edward I. IaTker,
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" 7".eI gave q very thjoyaoir thleFt"iu-
meu- lh theT lodge-roain, corner sixteenth
gnu aigAC-" stiet'7, on tuesday evening
l-S 30" u''' 1.u-t'' s. iSJitSs.'H' ana udH-
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HE Ladies orchestra
me saturday AaE9'HS orchestra CT
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ara "Aich ho-Is us reunions uH1es 'Ae a.
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give irout concert al Ae-iOpoil'ah lem
pie tuesday evening, February lGtb, Tor
the benefit Of the Ladies' Protection aud
Relief Society, Nrs. George Barst0W Presi-
dent.
The s0loists for the concert viii be: Mrs
Iyy Naul-sf0r1a ker-ev ana Mss Amy
Worth. vCcaists: Mt. j. H. R0seW8id VIC
liH.-t, Mrs w. j. Younger accompan.St
HE orchestra IS composed exclusively Of
ladits-amateurs-8nd comprises all the
string ana reed instruments necessary for a
regular orchestra. The members are Miss
A. Ames, Miss O. Ames Miss Helen 4.
Bosqui Miss N. Barker, Miss VI. CoulIu,
81 ISIS Adele DaRneHba Miss C. GrGel-
hagen, Miss NJ y. Gage, Miss a. u. Her
L,cr. Miss NJ. Heath, Miss Carolyn l. Knox,
j.. Polk, Mss Et4eI Smith, Miss N.Nan
WyC6, Miss Roberta +. l.. Wright Miss b.
Ames, Miss Marie Ponton de ArTce. Miss
Marie Hayn, Miss l. Hall, Miss Hermlone
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81. Noble, Miss A. r. KneH, Miss Marie
Dillon, Miss L. 3. Jerome and Mrs ". J.
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MBhly successful meeting Of the Char-
fly Ball Committee, to be given under the
auspices Of the San Francisco lodges Of the
order Of B'nai Birth. in aid Of the suffering
rr-si,1 refrgaes ,ras had Iast evarIrc, -
I.-nat R,r1tb IpjIding
NJ Dav.d Nattar r-s,i.7ed OILY, ord NJ
~, acfo5 a. eae~e+orr- an 80. -
.dres If the order were Tepresepfed and
much enthusiasm prevailed regarding the
prospects Ot the ball 1t was decided to
send tiekets 70 every lodge IN District 4
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