The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
The SOCIAL WORLD.
A Complimentary Reception Held
by Hrs. Charles Lux.
Excelsior Lodges kpru Fools Party-A New
Club Organized The Simpson Chautauqua
Cirele-Personals.

Orc Elmo Parlor Nc. Q. Native Daughters
Of the Golden West, has issued invitations
for an at home TO take place In the banquet
hall, A. 0. f. building. 102 0Farrell street.
next Saturday evening. The affair will be
strictly complimentary, including refresh
ments
The meeting of the Simpson Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle held It's regu-
lar meeting in Simpson Memorial Church
last Tuesday evening. The main feature of
the evening, aside from the regular work.
was very able lecture Oh Personal
Patriotism" By Rev. DR.. Rice of Oakland.
The Ladies Social Circle Of Grace NJ. E.
Church will give unique entertainment in
the parlors OF the church on the corner Of
Iwentr-iirst and Capp streets, this evening.
feature viii be surprise to the "Frater-
Dity," recently organized in this church.
Prior to their departure for Japan via
this city Messrs- Heber r. Bishop ex-Sena-
tor Stewart, LanfeaT NorrIe and Ray
Miller gave luncheon at Delmonieo's, New
York.
The TeutonIa Damen Verein will cele-
bTate their second anniversary at the
Tenionia Hall, this evening. with q drama
lie entertainment ard bail.
Fhe sixty-seyenth anniversary of Mr. ".
F. Prather's birthday was celebrated at his
home, near Linden. recently MI Prather
has lived at his present location since 1853.
Among the guests we're Judge Cameron OF
Missouri. the Judges brother, Mr. J. p
Cameron Of this city, and Miss Annie z.
melton OF 81. Louis, niece OF Judge
Cameron.
The BeuIah Club will entertain its friends
this evening at Mission Music Hall, ON the
corner CT IWeuty-first and Howard streets.
The latest addition TO cinbdom is the 400,
which recently organized with the following
members: MessTs. Oliver A. Harker, CIar-
enee J.. Mitchell, j. Proctor Whitney,
Laneelot H. Smith, J. Warren Shannon.
Victor Z. Mathews and Harry G. StiIweI
Their first party. which will be held at
LGnts Hall on the evening Of the first Tues
day alter Easter, April 70, promises to be
Doe OF the most select and enjoyable affairs
OF the season.
The lux Isees ption.
a delightful reception was given last
evening by Mrs. Cha Lux, at her ele
CANT home % The northwest corner of
Cough and jackson streets, in honor Of the
young ladies of the Helping Hand Society.
The society is an auxiliary Of the Golden
Gate Kindergarten Association, with which
Mrs. Lux has long been prominently identi
ned. The young ladies. under the leader
ship OF Mrs. ID. w. Folger. are indefatigable
IN their iabcrs, making articles of wearing
apparel at weekly meetings for the kinder
garten and promoting entertainments OF all
kinds Tor the same eud.
Mrs. Lux has quietly watched their will
ing work, and was determined that for
once the toilers should 'have a good time
without having to sell tickets or anything,
ana her kindly thought bore fruit on this
occasion About 100 friends were ideally
entertained in her large residence, where
tiey were received by the hostess, m an eIe-
CANT toilet of black lace assisted by Mrs ID.
~, roger, In black beDgaline silk trimmed
sshn black passementerie and carrying a
nBocqnet oil white lilacs; Miss Helen FoIet of
toFiaenee, X. l., and Miss Annie S.
,oealIe' q niece OF Mrs. Lux both the latter
s sTu1s . laoes looking charming in white
e., Inc main parlors, already rich In
rail s,i and rare freseoes, were cam
"a 4 ornate with clusters of lilac
the T'n ,arn,,at p a foliage There and over
danesrs Viii noSt OF the artroom the merry
programmes had been nro,IdaH iesIs
Hjeoe supper was served nnefai-s - IT,
iIdIo-tooni ainid lavish disrIay ~
s2sefs ana LEAKAGE. feature beIng the
s1Qi2sA canopy radlaiing from H. ah.d sno
Isfs t. he sparkling tables T, .' enahae-
aefoTe aeEnoN Judgments for "a ~ ct 40 ,aso
~ efenlna we're expressed by The leaving
gs1ests. ea'ihe
an AprJ Enois' Ball.
April fools day was ushered h mis- morn
ing with Dsll giyen by - so. f,aage
No 1852. Knights and Laals iIonor 81
UDion-square Hall. -
About 80 couples par. bafaa in the
programme Of II dances. ils tia of ghe
party was indicated in cerbin sur,srjse
Instead OF the polka announcld for M a
Miss Maggie Schultz appeared md SANG an
admired selo. The " fools dace eceen-