The morning call., 1892-01-06
THE BOCIAh WORLD.
A Thousand Lanterns Light the
MikadOs to Success.
Enjoyable Party Cans-Lotz- Mavers Wedding
Boys and Girls Gathering An
100. F. Party Personals.

daughter, Miss Agnes S. Hamilton. and Mr.
Clarence II. Gray, the ceremony to take
place in St. Paul'S Church to-day at i
o'clock. The prospective groom is son Of
Mr.. J. D. Gray of Stockton, and Miss Ham
ilIon Is daughter of the late DR.. Hamilton
of Oakland.
The officers and ladies Of the Preside
gave the second hop in their present series
last evening. Mrs. Graham received, as
sisted by her daughters. \ number of peo-
PIE attended from the city and were delight
fully entertained.
According to the quaint invitations Miss
Maggie Rosekrans viii give "Ye Twelfth
night Party" this evening at her residence,
g2l Valencia street.
MIS- NJ. E. Perdleton of the Hotel Pleas
anton received party calls last evening at
the Pleasant0n. AS a hostess she is
acknowledged to be unsurpassed and in
Vulnerable were the complimentary little
speeches made during the evening in regard
10 Der agreeable New Years eve cele bra
Liberty Post, No. 133. G. A. R., and
Liberty Corps, No. 62, w. r. c., viii hold a
Joint public installation and entertainment
this evening at Washington Lower Hail. 80
Eddy street.
Tie Goodwin Comedy Company will pro-
tile l4th inst, and not to- morrow evening a.
previously announced.
Pundita Ramabai, chose efforts in behalf
cf CbId-widOws of India met with much
sympathy during her recent visit here, IS
hayirg success IN her school at POOna.
I7enty-eight widows are being taught.
The Ramabai Association in London lately
forwarded 92400 10 PUndita Rama0al to
pay for the school building.
Mrs. Florence Clinton Sutro Is now set
lied at 20 Fifth avenue, New 0rk City,
and has sent out cards there Tor an " at
home" for the first and third Thursdays in
each month after 4 o'clock.
James 4. Garfield Post and James 4. Gar
fed Corps held a Joint public installation
st evening in their lodge-TOOm IN the Alca-
lar Building An informal programme was
enjoyed. followed by dancing
Mrs George Is. Williams of Washington,
j. C.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
&, Beiden al their Sidence, 2004 Cough
street a reception VIII be given in her
bonor on Saturday night by Mrs Belden.
Tie hours named are from > TO O'Clock.
Party Calls at thu Berkshire.
The guests of the Berkshire received
party calls last evening and a repetition of
the delightful time enjoyed the preceding
Tuesday evening eusued. The weather was
much more propitious, and many guest
invited on the former occasion and unable
tlEl 10 ut HEtNtuE " as plCdoUu u Vail
himself of this opportunity to make up for
tile prior disappointment. Mrs. A. w.
Iruesdell and Mr.. Flagg made every az
. ranEtment possible and the dancing went
forward merilY. BTandt's Orchestra OH
Ciated. The Berkshire New Tears parties
have been delightful affairs, and open up
vistas of unlimited possibilities IN the future
under the same auspices.
The Mikados' Leap-Year Party.
The initial party Of the Mikad0s, a new
social organization Of young gentlemen
. here, proved an overwhelming success.
Whether the ladies were attracted by the
title-"leap-year party'-or because the
new club members are one and all favorites
in their own set, certainly Union-SQuare
Hall was packed with friends and there
was hardly room for a couple to turn in the
waltz.
Elaborate decorations had been limited at,
and the promise was moro than fulfilled.
over 1000 japanese lanterns Of every size
and variety of form sWayed IN the surge Of
heated air set IN motion by the moving null
titude beneath. Starting with a bTObdigna-
gian red illumination over the outer doorway
the visitor was simply haunted by lanterns
throughout his stay. They dangled and
bobbed On every side, and their united effect
uAlas chaTmiusiv JapanesQue and unique.
Z AL the details from the music 10 the badges
were all sgnInCent OF the Oriental deslgua-
ton Of the CLUB.
Bums Orchestra started up yum-yum
march about 80 O'clock, when MI. L. B.
Stevenson led, escurting Miss Susie Meade.
They were followed by two handsome
. couples whose only regret during the
go course Of the enjoyable evening was the
lack Of room. The ladies will look forward
to The Mikad0s' next hop, which viii prob
ably take place on the 18th pT0X. in Il larger
hall,
The officers Of the new club are
Dir. j. Huntsman, President; Mr.. Will
lam Moore, Vice President; Mr. K.
q. Stevenson, Secretary; Nj. ). Gensler,
Treasurer; Mr.. I. Kelley, Recording Sec
retary; MI r. Hooper. Financial Secretary !;
Mr.. A. HemmpuWay. Sentinel; Mr.. A Len
non, Director; MI G. Morse, Director; MI
I. Alye, Director.
The LOtz-Navers Wedding.
The wedding OF Mr. Henry J. Lott and
Miss Annie Mavers took place at the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. James Rogers. aunt Of tie
bride, on Sunday last.
The ceTenO ny was performed by Rev. J.
FueHdrling. The grOOmsman was Mr.. An
tl0uy Bechl0n, while Miss Nellie Brennan
acted as bridesmaid. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony the guests were entertained
with singing and dancing, which was kept
up until a late hour
The bride and groom left last evening for
TWO weeks honeymoon, TO be spent at
Coronado Beach and Los Angeles.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers, Mr.. Charles Lott, Mr.. and
Mrs Mayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter MulIigan,
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Stanley. Miss Nellie
Brennan. Miss Theresa Muliigan, Miss
Frances Bichl0, Miss Tiilie Cheleni, Messrs
John BiChlO, Anthony BiChlO, Ernest Reith,
Roberts Mullersberg, Joseph Mulligan,
John Muiligan, 4. Mavers, Albert DaucheT,
b. Dougherty.
The presents were both costly and
numerous
Party on Suffer Street.
4 very pleasant New Years party was
given at the home of the Misses Annie and
Emma Hoyt on Suffer street
Dancing and games were the principal
auusements and all enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
~H0yt, Miss Annie HOyt, Miss Emma HOyt,
Miss 4. Hcwell, Miss ID. Shearer, Miss T..
lisk, Miss Croker Miss Durkee, Miss
Maggie Brennan, Miss ii. Howell, Mr.
Baoc0ck. Mr.. COChrane Mr. Collins. Mr.
Dillon, Mr., Howell, Mr., j. Hoyt, Mr. 2.
Brennan.
The Parker Lodge Entertainment.
There was large crowd Of people wait
sing outside the doors leading to the lodge
room in Odd Fellows Building occupied by
Parker Lodge, No. l24, 1. o. o. F., last
evening.
Doors were finally opened about $50
O'clock; and a pleasant programme was in
auguTated, Mr.. Charles Il. Reese presiding.
ii Included an address by Judge Mcguire,
J.. g.; music by quartet; song, Past
Grand Taylor; Christmas, by little Meta
Reese; piano solo, Miss Bella Crowell
song Mrs. DsmdarO; recitation, Brother
Noble; musical speciaIties. Mr.. FieTcher.
The principal officers installed by District
Deputy Grand Master +. 4. Caller were
&. IL. Reese, n. G.: f. w. Brock, Y. g. 4;
Samuel Hall, Recording Sc rotary; w. J.
German, Treasurer; Mr.. I. II. Lord is per-
maneEt Secretary.
The Boys and Girls Party.
&C. The New Year party given by the Boys
and Girls" vas a great success in spite OF
the nclemeut weather.