The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29

The Smith Crystal Wedding-The Hsger
Dinner Party-Notes.

Dinner Party-Notes.
One of the exceptionally enjoyable affairs
OF Saturday last was the crystal wedding
celebration Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smith.
The completion Of Is years of matrimonial
bliss collected many friends bearing beauti-
full gifts, at their residence on Polk street.
An informal musicale was feature of the
memorable occasion.
A chamber concert of unusual interest is
to be given at the Methodist Church in
Berkeley this evening. 1t is the first of a
series, and special, talent has been secured
to assure lis success. Among the contribu-
tors fayorably known on this side are Miss
May Webster. the soprano vocalist, and
Mr. Jabish Clement, the yiolinist. who de-
lighted the guests Of the Vermonters last
month.
The Entire Nous Cotillon. one of the
select private clubs of comparative recent
organization. will hold its last meeting for
the season tonight at Lunt's hall.
A., AT Mrs: Hager's dinner party last week
Ashe. Miss Helen Otis. Miss Alice Ames,
Miss Meta Graham. Miss Kate VOORHEES,,
Miss Hager; Messrs. j. Brett Stokes. Her-
bert Carolan, j. o. Cosgrave, L. n. Bee, DIR.
Richardson.
be given by Golden West Circle No. 49, C.
o. F., at Laurel Hall, Shieis buildi ng, this
evening.
A pleasant musical entertainment was
given at the Berkeley Gymnasium last Fri
day evening by the pupils. assisted by Mrs.
DE Witt Renfro, under the direction of MIR.
Ben Fabian. Every number received ap-
plause
George Meade Corps No. 81, ". r. c., will
give an entertainment and dance at Social
Hall. 1o2 OFarrell street. this evening.
In order to dOyatail with the engage
mentS of Nav ORalI tho presS Ciuh do
cided to hold its reception this evening
Instead of next Saturday. Besides other at
fractions a. ready limited of, the club men,
DerS Will provide a Characteristic entertain
ment OF purely literary character. MIR.
Sismund Beel and others will be largely
instrumental in delighting the guests.
Miss Croker gave luncheon recently in
honor OF Miss Clarke and Miss Carroll of
Sacramento. After the enjoyment of an
elaborate menu an informal musicale had
place in the parlors. Miss Larkin singing
and Miss Hilda Castle reeiting with charm
Ing effect. Those present were: Mrs.
Croker, Miss Croker, Miss Clarke, Miss
Carroll, Miss Eleanor Woods, Miss Lille
Lambert, Miss Hilda Castle, Miss Jennie
Sanderson, Miss VOORHEES, Miss Lena Bates,
Miss Florence Reed. Miss Lottie Clarke.
At the monthly meeting of Seven Pines
Circle, Ladies of the G. A. K, last evening,
Comrade simmons entertained large audi
ence by his vivid "reminiscences Of his expe-
lItucS DIS soy III the u mon army.
Bay City Lodge, Knights and Ladies of
Honor, gave an enjoyable social at their
hail iass evening, consisting of II dance
numbers, interspersed by literary and must
cal selections.
Notes From Niles.
Miss Pet Baldwin gave birthday party
last Saturday evening. About 80 guests
were present, and after an evening of pleas
ure sat down to a dainty supper near mid
night. The parlors were prettily decorated
and the young hostess received several very
pretty presents.
A debate took place last week between
the Niles Spare Minute Circle and the Gen.
terville Club. The subject was the temper
anee or Sunday law. as embodied in the
Blair bill. Messrs. Harry Lynch and Dan
lei crosby. OF Centervlle, had the affirma-
tive and Rev. L. Ii. Mas and Mr. James
Clarke the negative for Niles. The Center
vile Club won. The debate was bright and
entertaining and drew quite a large audience
from the several surrounding towns.
The young friends of Miss Annie Harding
gave her surprise party last Saturday
evening which proved very enjoyable.
Party on Seventeenth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeves entertained
a number of friends at their home, $50 Sew
enteenth street, on Tuesday evening last, in
honor Of the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter. Miss Lena Reeves. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with smilax
ana flowers.
The guests enjoyed a most pleasant even
Ing, during which some musical selections
were rendered and Darlor games created
much merrlment. At 10 80 o. clock the guests
adjourned TO the supper-rUom, whe re an ex-
cellent repast was served.
The Hin Recitals.
Grok II
gotten up by the ladies of the Elsmere Free
kindergarten for the benefit of that institu-
ton was given in Irving Hall last evening.
when fair sized audiences listened to
Dickens old but immortal Christmas Carol,
Iecited by the well-known eloeutionist.
Thomas Locker Hill, who alternately con-
vGlsed and moved to tears his audience in
Its rendition. The remaining recitals will
be given on the afternoon of April aud the
evening Of April 6.
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. William III. Croker have
again secured the elegant Barroilhet villa
north Of San Mateo for the coming summer
season. Mrs. II. Barroihet will reside in
San Mateo.
Mr.. l. w. Hellman is down again at Los
Angeles.
Messrs. r. and A. Spreckels have arrived
at Del Coronado.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has left for the East
and Europe and will probably be absent
year.
Mrs. Sara A. Winans and Mrs. j. w.
WlnanS are visiting Calistoga for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weland are about
TO leave Tor Paris for n visit of several
months.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John Irwin have
been visiting friends in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. John Nightingale are at San
Diego.
Admiral George f. Belknap has been WIS.,
Ting Vallejo.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Liebes left yesterday
for visit TO Los Angeles and Coronado.
Mrs. Lewis Meyerstein and her daughter,
Miss Stella Meyerstein, are stopping at the
Del Monte, Monterey.
Mr. Samuel G. Fisisehman, who returned
last week from Europe after an absence of
nine years spent in musical study, has been
receiving many welcomers at the family
residence. 40 Grove street.
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