The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Another Enjoyable Hop at the
Hotel PleasantGn.
The Grant Breakfast Dances by New Social
Christianity Gatherings-An Opera
Promised-Persouals,

The musicale and reception to have been
rendered 6y Mrs. Patrick Sweeny Of 2956
Jackson street has been postponed until
Wednesday evening, February 81.
Mrs. b. F. Morris entertained at the
baldwin Theater last Monday evening Miss
Ida Carlton, Miss Gertrude Goewey, Miss
Muller Chaplain Frank Thompson and
Mr. F. Bassett Of the Charleston. After
the performance a delicious supper was
served at the residence Of Mrs. Morris,
1872 Sacramento street.
Alcataz Parlor, No. AS \. 5. q. W., win
hold lis high jjuks at O. c. T. Hall, AIcazar
Building, tins evening.
Miss hoffman gave a tea recently at the
residence Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Southland Hoffman, on the corner Of Sacrd-
mPntO ana Devisader0 streets
Tie ladies Of Pilgrim Church, Oakland,
are preparing for an elaborate dinner in
honor Il Mrs. Blake-AlYersOn, well known
in This city
The California Speciality Company viii
give an entertainment and dance at Irving
Hal, this evening.
The announced Ten Nights in Bar
room" to be given by Anchor Division, No.
IS, sons Of Temperance, at 997 Market
street, last night, failed 10 materializ1, but
other stereOptcou views were substituted.
There were also musical numbers and The
evening was much enjoyed by the audience.
Yosemite Circle, No. l0l, {. =, r., VIII
give ieap-year party al a. u L. Han TINS
evening
Senator and Mrs Stanford will ouen their
new diuing-ruom IN Washington, ID. G.,
with a breakfast given In honor Of Mrs.
Harrison.
Tie lady friends Of the Fohrer Verein
VIII give leap-year party al the yeTeln 5
parl0rs in Harmony Hall this evening.
Miss Nellie SmedbeTg Will give tea on
Saturday next at the residence OF her par
euts, Colonel and Mrs. W. r. SmedberE,
p 16iI Larkiu street
Tie Liberty Corps of ". r. c. viii give a
l-ap-yeaT party az Washington Hall this
evening, when refreshments VIII be offered
without extra charge.
The Grant Dejeuner.
Mrs Adam Grant entertained q large
number Of young lady friends yesterday
afternoon at luuche0a at her beautiful home
90 Bash street, Her guests were asked to
meet Miss Emma Childs Of Los Angeles
who las been visiting MIS-. Judge Hager
for couple II weeks.
TIE par ars were simply decorated With
vases If roses. yiolets and carnations, which
Appeared TO great advantage in the arti-
Lc3l Elt Offering through the shaded gas
globes.
Lite tables were arranged in C0mmuni-
eating SUite, each seating SIX guests. ana
all rItjt.y decorated with lovely clusters
II Il pers. Daring the discussion OF the
courses ETaHGt'S Orchestra interpreted a
choice programme II concert selections, and
the subsequent enjoyment Of Chlt-cldt ID
tie DarI9rs was enhanced by music. MIS-.
Wman Williams contributed not a little 10
.rar ar fsElr Hl. ~ IF = %
Tie guest If honor, Miss thlids, curJem-
plated leaving Tor her Los Angeles home
to-day, and one of The happy memories Of
San Francisco b -pltaIty size viii bear
away VIII be that II ITS. Grants luncheon
-uuQuesu0Iaoly tie ladies' luncheon Uf
The TIeasauton Hop.
The guests Of the Hotel PleasaEton sue
Ceeded last evening ia repeating their sue
cess If New Years eve by giving remark
ably pleasant hep.
Tie idea spTaug M among the members
Of the Reception Committee On that orca-
siau and upon lis being mooted at an ln-
formal convention Of tie guests The latter
appointed q committee who must be con-
graduated on The outcome of their efforts.
The committee consisted Of. Mess-s- J. T.
C'B-.ea, q. ". Fr51E, d. Ha5aes, W. lie
Kraft. " llilam IapFeDbecu, G. H. wilson,
IS. j. Sawyer and q. A. CraEin.
All their ARRANGEMENTS were complete and
were happily forwarded by MIS-. Pc1dletG1
and -E6 management. The decorations were
pretty. the music good and the space sufh-
Client supper was served at buffet 10 the
far private dlninE-rOom from 1880 o'clock,
and dancing continued till after midnight.
Most # The guests participated IN The enjoy
able affair.
Among The outside guests we're: Nj and
Mrs. j. III. NATION, the Misses Plum, AilsS
Ermentiue Plum. Miss y. Chalmers Miss
Naude Badlam, MI Robert Lloyd, MI and
Mrs. j. Martin. Miss Earl the Misses Earl,
AIr. and Mrs. L. 2. Flint, 3lr and Ms. i.
D. Code. Miss May Code. Mss Maud Roth
E. BaGer. Sir. and Mrs. j. McC5rd.
the Misses Cole, Miss Maud Smith
Lieutenant BT0adbepr, Mr.. ard Ms. w. Y.
Bryan, Miss Mamie Taylor Miss Mabel
Love, the Misses Sweeney. Miss Ella lie
Count, Miss Emilia Hanl0D, ths Misses
Main, the Misses Davis, Mrs. LeaZer.er
Dr. William S.eDecsL Miss Emma AcMi g
lam Dr. George IeTrN. M T. ). Tucker,
Lieutenant d. Il. Jarvis, DIT. c. i. Fayue,
Drake, Mt II, w. Beatty IT., Mr. and Mrs
w. 81. Grissim. MI J.. Rosenthal. Miss
Ellen Wheaton. MT. George s. Mearns Miss
Naa1e Byrue, Dir. and Mrs, W. T. Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. l. Upbsm, DT. Crawford,
l.. =. ~, Miss Behi0w, Miss Ellen Curtis
Grace HaiElt Nj aud Mrs Paul COWles,
Ills, Susie Russell Miss Emily nc
Catchy. Lieutenant j. a. Qliuau
Miss Carrie EUlofsOn, Miss Emma Fraser,
Ms, Hopkins, Miss Bertha otrlnger Miss
l.n-ekr ans. Hiss Mccormick, Mr G-oTTt
EaJeraicht Miss A. Chalmers, Mr. and
Mrs. j. >. Doe Mr., and Mrs. J. X. Firth.
tir. and MIS-. +. d. >tadtuuller, MI Frank
j. II eba, Miss o1liIe Rudolph, Miss A
Hunt Mr. Z. p. Scott, Miss Helen Wisuer
bliss Sarah Dea, Mr. William Hu2Hson
L-.5. LMma Fraser, Miss Ella Armstrong
"Fautiue" Next Friday.
Tie Alta Operate Society viii produce
on Friday evening next the charming
opera, "Eautue, OF Francois. the Blue
Stocking"
The musical director IS Professor Martin
Schultz and tile stage viii he Uader thC
Efficient management Of Mr.. Harry Gates
Indications promise an excellent perform
aUce.
Following IS the cast: Francois, Mr. A
s. khoror; Marquis de Poncopet hlr. Ne W
ton J. Williams; hjTschwasser, Mr. J. I
Fleming, Cheyaler Dr. Lausac Mr.. b. 4
Austin JT.; N.cO.et, Mrs. {. /. Parent II.
.Ia-miu, Mr.. !. PUwels0n; Famine, Mrs
Martin Schultz; Countess, Miss Sadie
libby, Militia, Miss Daisy Smith, and Z
WeL-traned chorus OF forty voices.
The scisntifics' First Hop.
The "Scentjhcs Of 81, club composed
81 twenty five young ladies, graduates from
tie senior scientific class Of ~ Of the Girls
High School, gave a delightful hop las
evening at LunIs Hall.
The grand march was led by Mr.. BarUch
Cert and Miss Lille LeWison, followed By
forty couples.
The various committees were composed a
follows. Reception COmmitteo-Miss A
>cur0t1, Mss u. CorbetL Miss +. ScToth
floor manager, Miss Lille LewisOn; Floo
Committee Miss L. A. Levy, Miss 5. Bur
nell. Miss a. Porter. The music was fur
lshed b. Braudts Orchestra.
Surprise on Bryant street.