The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-05

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honor TO the occasion. The arrangements for
successful performance were admirably carried
out, one OF the parl0Ts being used Tor the Stage
and another for the auditorium. The appoint
mepts were perfect. Following the performance
Miss NJ. HOUghtOn distinguished herseI 10 tue
admirable manner she LED leap-year geIman'
after which the guests were Hospitality enter
taned around lie festive board and enjoyed
delicious supper. The company included: Mrs.
ST Auburn. the. Misses HoIbr0ok. Zane. Ames
Tobin, McKinstry, Hougnton. owen, Clement
Smith, McNutt, Catherwood, Tompkins. Hllyer
Mekinsiry Schmiedel Taylor, Tobin. Ricketts,,
Ames Hoffman, Wilcox. Stevens Stokes,
Adams, q menI, Howard. Loughborongh. Platt,
FELTON,, Moulder, Hubbard, Coon. Iompkinsr
HolbroOk, McNutt. Nolan. HoughIon, ST. Au-
burn. Latham, Owen, Knight Archibald and
SUmmerall.
School for Scandal.
The second entel tainment of the School for
Scandal Cub tooS the foim OF a musicale. and
was given last Wednesday evening at the
beautiful residence Of Mrs. Henry Williams
and Mrs. II. A. Williams on Octayla streets.
The guests crowded the drawlng-f ooms, num-
Dering hearty 200. An excellent programme
had been prepared, ana was we'll rendered. 10
the delight OF all who attended. Following The
musicale the gay crowd INDUCED in the fasclnai-
7ng waltz and a delicious supper was served al
midnight
A Charity Fair.
A fair was held last hul sday afternoon and
evening at the residence of Mrs. Walter Haas
for the benefit of HE Childien's Hospital and
Training School for Nurses Booths were
erected in the basement OF the house, and were
very attracuyely decorated, besides being well
equipped with number less useful articles that
found 5pTeady SAFE. The patronage was very
liberal atid The venture proved quite success.
Dancing look place In The drawiDg-r00ms and
reception rooms 10 excellent music, and was
Kept up with spirit untll quite late. The folio w
Ing ladies' Interested In tue charity presided at
the booths: Mrs. T. y. Lillenthai, Miss L,lien-
thai, Miss Mack. Mrs. L. n. Walter Mrs S.
Heller. Miss +. Besslnger. Mrs. 1. SleinBsr i,
Miss Florence Haas, Mrs. A. Seigmau, Mrs. S.
Snssman Miss Sussman, Miss Gerstie, Mi SIS
Greenebaum. Miss Haas, Mrs. a. Arnold and
Miss Frechtwanger.
Lady Ministries.
Such an interesting entertainment as was
given at the Concordia Club last Saturday even
Ing Is OF very uncommon occurrence. IL was
ladies' night, and ladies' have been for long
time preparing 10 give The members OF The club
surprise. and on this occasion they succeeded
admirably. 1t is novelty, 10 say The least. for
ladies TO appear as Ministries and carry out the
business as though TO the manner born. Sealed
IN a semi-eiTeie, with the central lady as inter
lOeUtor, with The bones and tamhOurine girls"
al ether end. jokes were cracked q, di ticult
eonundfums propuuaded and all The am using
details OF regular minstrel show carried out,
including clog dances and "breakdOwns."
Sweet plantation songs ana ballads were listened
10 by an en- husiastic audience and some very
clever performances on The banjo were greatly
appreciated. Dancing aud a delicious supper
followed the "show."
DR.. Sieberst Surprised.
eapitally arranged and well-rlanned surprise
party was given last THURSDAY evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Seberst In their pretty home Oh Do
lores street 10 their son. Dr. William S!ebeTst in
celebration Of bis twenty fourth birthday. Miss
Emile Sieberst managed the entire affair and
scored big success ia regard 10 The surprise.
most charming hostess and entertainer. more
surprised man than The doctor was Is seldom
seen and such a surprise. house iuil OF The
youth and beauty OF The city, who bad been bid
den 10 DO honor TO The occasion. Lucky man
DT. SiebeTSti Miss SleDefSt received the guests
IN The drawing DOM. She was elegantly attfed
In q rich apricot SILK dress cut N-shape at the
neck. with train hanging in graceful folds from
the shoulders, shOrl iuf1ed sleeves ana elegantly
trimmed With rich satin ribbon TO match. She
was radiant with beauty. capital orchestra
was In attendance AID discussed sweet music
while the guests prcmenaded or conyersed with
each other.
Sengs, reeitations and dancing kept The gay
"surpllserS" 10 whlTl of delight The greater
part OF he evening delicious supper Was
served AZ midnight. and NOT until O'Clock In
The morning did lie party break up. Miss Addie
Underhill came up from Redwood CITY on pur-
pose 10 take par1 IN the su prise and IN Tie mid
die OF the day. while runnin 10 catch ear, fell
and snapped her kneecap. She was made as
comfortable as possible and Is being well cared
for al the SirDeIst home, but at lie best VIII not
be able 10 be moved for a week or Two. among
the guests present were: MIR. ana Mrs. 4. L.
Head, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lehnefs, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hiliman. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Dannmeyer, Miss
Kate Eaon, Miss Addie Underiilll. Miss Minnie
say, Miss Clara Say. Miss Nellie Hampton, Miss
Claire HAMPTON. Miss Esther Quiniau. Miss Ella
Donlan, MISS Lall II Fitzgerald and Miss May
O'Bfien; Messrs. w. Ii. Chambliss. Fl ed sur
Iyhne, Dan OCalaghaD, l. Henry Maugels Jonn
Halstead, Frank Belcner Eugene Beauce Id
ward Angelo. Albert Hampton John II. BOysoD,
Ri cbard Quinlan and ID. Is. Holingren.
Harmonic Club Ball.
A delightful ball was given last Saturday
evening by the Harmonic Club In their
elegant rooms In UBion-sQuare Building. The
large hall was very tastefully decorated
with flowers and eyergFeens, aud in a
quiet corner a most attractive novelty, a
perfume fountain, was much arp eciated by the
ladies. The grand march started al quarter TO
10 and was led by lie president OF the club MIR.
ID. NJ. Fletcher, and bis cousin, Miss jew u, fol-
lowed by one hundred couples Of The bes,-Iook-
ing ladies aud gentlemen In the city. TIE
dresses OF the fair sex were magnificent, and the
weafers OF Them were so lovely that il was too
hard task 10 select the belle of the evening.
Mr.. j. ID. Abrams acted floor manager aud
was assisted BY Messrs. Julius KAHN, Mel Furth.
J. NJ LiebeTt and CdSs Zemansky. delicious
supper was served al midnight from the Maison
DOree. Ballenberg played The latest dance
music, and tie company did not dispeTse until
O'Clock la Tie morning.
Company HIS Ball.
A brilliant assemolage attended the twenty
third anniversary ball OF Company b. First It.
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