The morning call., 1892-02-18
THE SOCIAL WORLD,
february Meeting of The Western
Addition Club.
The Fire Underwriters Banquet-Y L. I En-
tertainmsnt-A Christening Party-Pri-
vate Ga,herings-Eotes,

Eureka Circle No. 50, c. o. F., Will give a
social and fsh-poHd party at their hall in
F,Testers' Building, 102 O'FarTeu street.
jltS evening
A concert under the auspices of the Cheer
ful Workers wiz be held at Franklin-street
presb1t erian Church, on the corner of
Franklin aud Vallejo streets. tomorrow
evening.
This evening will be ladies night" at
the Union League Club, and a pleasant time
Is anticipated.
A masquerade BAH will be given by the
Gesellschait Teutonia al Teu,onia Hall this
evening.
orc Elmo Parlor No. Q, y. D. G. w, will
hold a lear-yeaT party at FOTesters' Hall
this evening
Minerva Parlor No. 2. y, d. G. W, viii
give their NTH anniversary ball at Union
square Hail this evening.
This evening the nrst Of the three days
entertainment, under the auspices of the {.
To- A s. viii be held at Armory Hall, on
the corner Of Cough and 2 age streets.
a pleasant reception was given at Fra
terujty Hall, Santa Rosa, last week, by the
LEGAL branch Of the Catholic Ladies Aid
Society, en- honor Of the visiting Grand Pres
ident. Mrs. Margaret Dean of this city.
RudyaTd kpling. according to London
special cable 10 the New York World spent
his honeymoon in very hipllnsesQue fash
iOr. after a secret wedding. II was said he
took lis bride TO a quiet retreat IN the c0uu-
Try. What he actually did was TO take
four-WheeleT for Brown Hotel, Two blocks
from tie church, where he remained IN
happy secluSjOn. Every day hlpllDE took
cab to his London lodgings to gethiS mail.
he used 10 meet strangers there nearly
every time, who asked him II he knew
where hlp.Ing was, ami when he would re-
Urn. kIpling said be would let hIDling
know when he saw him that people were
iuQuirng for MIN. lie was very gay dur
Ing the time ne was at Browns and per
fecty devoted to his wife. lie acted Ike a
boy Of fer a holiday and rarely went TO
taeaters or concerts for fear be would be
known aud his hiding place discovered.
The \ IghtugaleS will give their next
party at the residence OF Mrs NJ. bearing.
rs HAYES street, on Tuesday evening,
March -.
On Friday evening last a deputation from
the NOmau's National Press Association
waited upon Mrs. Lincoln at her residence,
i8 Washington, ana presented her with an
elegant tea service. The presentation was
made by Mrs. ). A. CTandall in the follow
iug words Il am very happy IN being re-
QHested 10 present you on behalf OF the
2
ken Of their loving appreciation Of your
faithful service, this silver tea-Set. May it
a.EaEs bR 10 You pleasing reminder OF
the success 81 our cooperative efforts during
your Pres d-ncy IN promoting the objects OF
cur ASSOCIATION, ana may II never cease TO
hold I'D its charmed circle a welcome cup fer
an friends MIS-. Lincoln made 3 most
suitable and feeling reply.
An Internationally spoon.
& pleasant gathering was held q few
DAYS a-0 in Berkeley by members Of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity in the Chapter
House, corner of Bancroft way and Audu-
bon street The occasion was a reception
given by the members Of California Alpha
Chapter 10 the alumni members and 10
California Beta CHAPTER Of Stanford Uni
versity. TIE initiation ceremony was gone
through with for the ediGcation OF the older
alumni. one Of whom had not been in a
Fraternity meeting since leaving coll
- uiTly-I0uT years ago. NAL3m
johnson, senior Of Stanford University,
was the candidate who vas consigned 20 the
fender uercies Uf the goat
At the conclusion OF the ceremony a ban
Cu-t vas served 10 tie dinIuE-r0om A
large number were present. The feature Of
tbs part Of tie evenings enjoyment was
lie presentation 10 Stanford Chapter of
silver spoon presented 10 the baby chap
ter o. O. fraternity Uy bliss Lillian Pal
e "
Tenn. 81 hen the charter 10 the new chapter
WIS granted al the atlanta convention held
last October, these young ladies' at once
purchased a beautiful souvenir spoon and
sent il 10 the Berkeley Chapter 10 present TO
Tie new chapter.
Tie spoon Is a handsomely engraved one.
On the handle It bears the word ATLANTA"
aud relief of Henry ". Grady. The
bowl Of the spoon bears IN relief the State
sea Of Georgia. On the back Of the spoon
is engraved Lillian Palmer, Jean Thomas,
California Beta, October 81" Mr.. P p
IOmpkius presented the spoon.
Tie Fire Underwriters Banquet.
The Association of Fire Underwriters
celebrated the termination Of its seven
teenth annual session last evening by q
banquet al the California Hotel
About two hundred Of its members and
guests Eathered round a V-sbsped table in
Tie large banQuet-r00m and discussed the
choicest OF menus. The hotel orchestra was
J., attendance, and relieved the mouOtony
q conversation by we!i-Tendered selections.
As >Hon as the table had been cleared the
President Ar. w. II. Lowden, gave the
toast OF HE evening IN q few Well-receiYed
remarks The following gentlemen were
also heard from: Colonel SmedbeTg,
AessIs. -. j. StaOleT George East0D,
G-afEe Grant, {. ID. Haven, George Car
I-uteT and John 5. Wilson.
quartet
81 gentlemen interspersed the proceedings
with fayCTite songs, and il was not till a
late hour that tie merry asSemblage dis
persed.
western Addition CIub.
The inclement weather was not sufficient
10 mar the success Of tie Western Addition
Clubs entertainment. which was held in the
odd Fellows Hall. last evening. A happy
change from the usual varied programme
was e5sayed IN the presentation Of Often
taeu's opeTetta, THE Rose Of Auvergue,"
which was admirably rendered. Miss AlYina
II. HeUer earned fresh laaTels as HenTette,
and was ably supported By Messrs. Lut-
iiih-ef auQ Thornton. Inc oD5retta was
followed by a comedy entitled First 1--we"
tie acting n which was up to the profess
sHaal form all round, though, perhaps Mr..
Otto II. Heyueman and Miss Alice RldeOut
deserve special mention. The affair was as
usual wound up with ''the merry dance"
Following is the programme:
The Rose Of AUveIguen- FIeUrette, Mrs. Al
VIVA ~. HeueTs Aluhonse, AIr. a. Luiuinger;
Iserle, Nr. A. 81. Thornton.
Past LOye"-HUgb Livingstone Mr. Otto
HtyueWfnn5 Henry an Liuut Mr.. Harvey II.
dana, Perkins, MI Richie L. Dunn Emily
Miss Alice KideUur.
\. J.. ]. Ball.
Young Ladies Institute No. Il gave
its third anniversary ball ana leap-year
party at Uni0n-square Hall last evening.
The baud Of the F0reoters was in attend
auce, and in spite Of the rain the attendance
was good. It IS needless to say thai tile
gentlemen present came in for d fair share
Of leap-year Oadinagc N trying, IS in
slr4ctsd, u conduct themselves with " lady
Ike Drnpriety"
Tie success Of the affair was due to the
following committees:
Argangements-Miss Belle Close, Miss
Nay Hogan, Miss Kate Driscon. Miss Cor
Eeiia Farrell and Miss Annie McGiilicuddy; ;
Eecepuon-Miss Mary Gleason. Miss Mary
Dusc0I, Miss Margie Burnett Miss
Maggie Gleason, Mrs. Stafford; floor man
ager, Miss Kate Long; assistant, Miss