The morning call., 1892-02-07
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Prince Carnival Beginning to
Assert His Supremacy.
Masquerades and Fancy Dress Balls in Plenty
Private Theatrioals at the Occidental.
A Los BANGS Party.

OF the new street railroad branch Of The Young
Mems Christian Association, the ladies con-
nected with that institution VIII give subStan-
tlal Old-fashiOned dinner IN the rooms OF the
branch, at Fell and Baker streets, on Tues
| day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF this
week, from 10 O'clock The object is most
praiseworthy and it is hoped that business men
generally viii patrOnize lie undertaking. The
meal VIII be served for % cents.
Hiss Millie Ashe gave card party on Friday
evening at her residence on Sacramento street.
The San Francisco Turn Y rein will hold
fools Congress" this evening at 323 Turk
street
Mr.. Harry Bidwell Reed. prominent and
popular young gentleman residing near Chico,
and one OF tie Republican leaders in Butte
County political affairs. was married IN Chico
last Friday night to Miss Nette James, a belle
OF the City OF Roses. Afrerward they came
down to this city on their honeymoon trip.
The Lurnes will give their first social at
UnlOn.squaIe Hall this evening.
Mis-. L. }. McCutchen gave violet luncheon
on Monday At The Hotel Bella Vista. Her guests
were Mrs. Adam Grant, Mrs Pelham Amos
Mrs. Ban Der, Mrs. George Roe, MIS-. Webster
jones, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. BOthCu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PlOnsEy viii give receD-
ton mis- evening at their residence, fo3 Ellis
street.
MT. ana MIS-. henry H. DOuGt BlNt 81 ulluCi
party al their residence last Ihu sday Ia honor
OF Miss La Montague OF New York.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the WOmeu's
Educational aud Industrial Union Will take
place on Tuesday evening. at their rooms APT
Suffer street. Reports OF the various commit
tees VIII be gwen, showing the progress OF the
work during the preceding term, FOL owed by
musical programme aud the serving or refresh
menIS All those interested are invited TO attend.
The masquerade given by tile Hermann's sons
last evening at tbs Pavilion an enjoyable
affair IL Is noted In another column.
The first anniversary masquerade ball OF Pa
clhc Lodge, No. 1874 /. 0. s. b., will take place
at B'nat Brth Hall this evening for lie benefit
OF Tie Sick Fund.
Reserved seas for the charity concert on Feb
rudry ION Can be procured at hoh!er & Chase's,
% OFarrell street, not at me Grand Opera
house, as previously announced
" Fascination" at the Occidental.
A very pretty aud decidedly unique entertain
ment took place at the Occidental Hotel last
evening, the active participants being the little
misses and masters sojouruing in that popular
hOstelry.
Tie entertainment consisted Of the preseuta-
ton Of an original thtee-acJ sketch written By a
lady residing at the Occidental ana entitled
"FasciuatiOn."
with his usual literally, as wei as desire OF
making his guests feel that enjoyment which
cap only come from one courteous as hlm-
self Major William b. Hooper, the manager OF
the Occld ntal, had a suite OF large rooms ar
ranged As a theater the Inuer chamber being the
stage and the outer the auditorium. \ platform
was erected IN the inner room and In lieu Of
scenery elegant tapestries ana haugingS were
arranged, While lanterns, streamers ana other
fancy articles helped to maze the decOra. Ions
alike suitable ana very tasty
The audience comprised the parents or the
misses and masters taking part IN tile play, "a
well as many Of tie guests OF the hotel The
large outer room was crowded with an attentive
and crested audience, who fully appreciated
The efforts Of The juniors, and on whom liberal
applause was bestowed for The able manner Ia
which they portrayed the several characters
played by them. The young ladies in the cast
were Miss l.. kautz Miss Tottie Mann, Miss
LeOnline Brakeman, Miss Ethel hreney and
Miss Gertrude Ferman, Willie the young masters
were MeSsls. George aud Selden Hooper. The
stage management was In the hands OF Master
Emerson Ndrueld, who performed his multi
tudinOus duties with rare tact An orchestra Of
four pieces rendered pleasing selections and on
conclusion OF the play several tableauX were
given the two most no able ones being "NlUOe
Weeping for Her Children aud The Country
Lad m Town"
supper was alterward served IN the private
dining ball, at which the performers and audi.
ence assembled, and enjoyed rare and delicate
repast winch Major Hooper th0ughtiully had
prepared.
The entertainment was most successful in
every respect, and WAS as heartily enjoyed by
the young actors ana actresses as II was by
tEelr audience
The Schuetzen Ladies' Party.
A pleasant leap-year social was given last
evening at Irving Hail by The san Francisco
SchuetZen Ladies' Vereiu.
The foOr aud indeed the entire festivities,
were Ia charge Of the fair sex, who acquitted
themselves nobly, putting the gentlemen at ease
from the FIRST and assidGous MAT each aud all
should have a "a good time
The committees were composed as follows:
Committee OF ArranGemeuts-MTs. A. Aigel.
finger, Mrs. f Koppeu, Mrs II. Mclean Re-
ceptiOu COmmtlee-MiSs A. Mass, Mrs. John
son, Mrs. Assmau, Mrs. Uhligi Floor Manager
Mrs. +. SandoW assistant Miss NJ Meyer;
Floor COmmIuee-MISS l.. Duecker, Miss Volk-
Miss j Never Miss EIaInmguu
Uhlig
The Mccormick Cotton wedding.
A most enjoyable reception took place last
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. W. Mccormick, 1922 Seventeenth street
IN honor II The first anniversary of their we'd
ding. The parlors were pTeltiy decorated ior
The occasion.
The affair was quite Informal Music, dancing
aud conversation were Tie features Of the even
ing. AT IL O'Clock the guests partook OF
bOunieOus supper and 4 good many tOasts were
proposed IN honor of he happy couple.
soon after midnight the guests departed, con-
cess OF their FIST anniversary.
The Amt LiltrnthaIer VereIn.
The Amt Lnlenthaler Vereln gave very sue
cessiul masquerade ball at Saratoga Hail last
evening.
Despite the attractions elsewhere. there was a
large attendance, and the strange collect OF
characters seemed to enjoy The occasion to the
full. There were unusually many ladies present,
and when these unmasKed they were seen 10
possess unusual beauty. The floor was admir-
ably managed by Mr.. A. IL. Applarus, who was
complimen'ed on his SIKH.
Other gentlemen on the various committees
we've: MesSrs. K. IpSeu ii. Brooks George
Peln, John Krmsen, John BlOhm, IL. Rover. ".
Rohr, b. Tapking, John MeyeIdlerks, A. Luhr
ID. Bullwln ell, ii. Sejes.
Won der Meyden's Orchestra furnished the
music.
Party at Los Banos.
Quite an enjoyable evening was spent by those
who were fortunate 10 be among the guests in
ylted to attend the Spider Web" party given by
Mr. and Mrs Morgan assisted by her mother.
Mrs OyertOu of Pomona last evening at their
residence Ia the enYrons Of Los BanOs.
The rooms were most artistically decorated to
Initiate one large spider-web There were about
twenty-five persons present, and a great deal of
fun was had watching those who were enttDgled
10 the web. There were Two prizes, the FIRST to
be awarded 10 the one that walked into the web
and made clever retreat. Miss AUuie HIN was
the fortunate one, she having shown quite deX.
ferrous in walking into the "SpiieI's paror" and
coming out with more ease than did the fly" IN
the old song.
The prize, very handsome silver sugar tongs.