The morning call., 1892-03-30
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Recent Events-Ths Entire Nous CotiIl on.
Amateur TheatricaIs.

lie Misses simpson OF Stockton gave a
"cinch party" recently at Stockton in honor
of their cousin. Miss Gertie Simpson of
Bangor, Me. The prizes were dainty souve-
mir spoons.
An amateur dramatic club, entitled THE
Players" has been fairly started IN San Ra-
fael. giving 'Ici Oh Parle Franchise" and "A
Happy Pair" recently ut the opera-heuse.
where Mrs. Denis Danohoe Jr. and Mr..
Evans bore off the honors, and intending to
give Lend Me Five ShiIIings" and "a Cup
Of Tea in April. The cast will comprise
Mrs. L. Scott. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Woods;
Messrs. Francis. Levison. Snoot and Denis
Douohoe Jr Mr.. Morrison will be stage
manager.
The fortieth birthday anniversary of Mr..
John L. Dare, Deputy Collector OF Gus
toms. was pleasantly celebrated by about so
friends last Saturday evening at his resi-
dence.
AT The ENJOYABLE dinner party given by
Mrs: Horace Davis on Saturday. in honor
OF Mrs. Eliot wife of Professor Eliot of
Harvard, the guests included Mrs. Horatio
Stebbins. Mrs. p. u. Cornwall and Mrs.
Henry Gibbons Jr.
A complimentary party will be given by
Empire Lodge. Knights and Ladies Of
Honor, this evening in st. Georges Hall.
The card party given by Mrs. Peear Sa-
Their in Oakland a few days since was one
OF the NEST delightful events of the dull
season across the bay. Mrs. Remi Chabot
ana her daughters assisted in receiving
and the prizes were won by Miss Grace
Sperry, Miss Robina Moore and Miss Bessie
Wheaton, Messrs. Athern Folger, Robert
Knight and George Ii. Wheaton. All the
prizes were lovely bouquets of flowers.
stag party will be given by Valley
Lodge No. 80, A. o. u. W., at 81 O'Farrell
street, this evening.
The Press Club reception last evening was
pleasant affair, the members entertaining
large number of ladies. The programme
introduced NJ. and Nine. Paul Blouet, Mile
Awhile OF the BostOnians and Mr.. Sig
mund Beel. besides giving occasion for
home talent, including Messrs. Hume, Mi
chelsOn. Tod and Hamilton, for some char
acterlstic specialties. The rooms were pref
tliy decorated and nothing was left undone
to promote the pleasure of the guests of the
evening.
Golden Gate Circle, c. of F. of A, will
give an entertainment and dance at ST.
Georges Hall this evening.
masquerade surprise party was ten
dered to MIR. Albert Won Murch by MS
friends, Saturday evening, March 90 at his
residence. 1720 Twelfth street, West Oak
land. in honor of his thirty-third birthday.
Inc affair was grand success.
a recent wedding of interest in Stock ton
was that of Miss Mary f. Higgins and Mr..
Joseph 5. Hale. Mr.. Alexander Vogelsang
OF this city was best man to the groom.
A most enjoyable event was the reception
held by Mr.. and Mrs: William Growney at
their residence on Twelfth street The
hours passed amidst delightful programme
OF music, songs, reeitations and selections
by the quartet composed of Miss Josie
OBrien. Miss Maggie Looney, George Carey
and w. J. keogh, after which the company
were Invited to the dining-room, where an
elegant spread awaited them.
Meade Corps, No. 81, w. K. c., gave an en-
tertaiRnent last evening at F0resters' Hall,
in course of which excellent Rotations
were rendered by Miss Steel and DIR. Frank
Faircl0th. A dance followed. Mrs. c. S.
Robinson presided, assisted by Mrs. Leyett
and Miss Joseph.
The Loosely Sroufe Wedding.
Last Wednesday Miss Susan E. Sroufe,
the artist, and sister of Mrs. John F. Mer-
rill of this city, was quietly married to Mr..
John X. Loosely, formerly of Arizona.
Rev. Bishop Fowler performed the eere-
mony at the residence of the brides par
ents, 3l5 Jones street, the happy pair
standing beneath an exquisite canopy of
white blossoms. After participating in the
festivities appropriate to the auspiclous oc-
for their bridal trip. They will reside in
this city. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
John +. Merrill, Captain and Mrs. Go0dall,
Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Atkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs; David Louderback, Dir. and Mrs.
Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Aver, Mr.. and
Mrs. HolbroOk Blenn, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Sprance, Mrs. Deeming, Mrs Fredericks,
Mr. and Mrs. Shaddock, Mr. and Mrs. Glass
man, Mrs. LeSsman, Mr. aud Mrs. Tiffany,
Miss Louderback. Miss GoodalI, Miss
Brown, Miss Singleton. Miss de la Greayer,
Miss Gotta Of San Jose. Miss Sroufe.
The Entire Nous Cotiiion.
A farewell party for this season was given
last evening by the Entire Nous Cotillon at
Lunts Hall. The club will resume its meet
ings next year, and the members are en-
thusiaSt!c regarding the past successes. AL
ready three or four matrimonial engage
ments have resulted from the cotillons.
Last night there were 20 couples in the
grand march, which was led by Mr Charles
w. Spalding and Miss Moiie lis. The toilets
were remarkably pretty aud the scene pre-
scented, as the dancers whirled around to
the music of Brandt's orchestra, was par
ticUlarly fascinating
The floor WAS directed by Messrs. Frank
III. kerrigan. Edward III. Mitchell, {. w.
Spalding. Sanford G. Lewad, Howard P.
Taylor Jr.
The Golden West Circle Entertainment.
Golden West Circle No. a. c. o. F..
entertained very large number Of friends
last evening in Laurel hall. Shiels building.
Included in the programme were: Man.
doliD and banjo select tons by the Jolly
Ten; barytone solo. Mr. Meyer Cohn:
violin solo, Master Douglas; tenor solo.
Mr.. Hirschberg. Then thu floor was cleared
for dancing, directed by MIR. George f.
Aubertine.
The committee of arrangements consisted
OF Mrs. L.. E3kel. Mrs. +. Horn, Miss b.
Warshawski, Mrs. Sandman, Mr.. H. Kohn.