The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26

room was ready for raid number two. During
The evening strang musical element asserted
itseli ana MISS Bartlett reeitsd seferai OF het
Mrs. Fenknausen is an excellent hostess and was
delighted with the success OF the surprise on
her husband who had NOT had the slightest
warning OF any approaching festivities.
The party was composed 81 members OF the
sots ar pG iae es a ny Mr. J.
ing. Among those WHO participated iE The fun
were: Mr.. and Mrs. de la Sate MIR. and Mrs
NJ. McFarlane, Mr.. and MIS-. L. G. kelton. Mr.
aud Mrs. Jason Nash, MIR. and Mrs. L. o.
Reisser. Miss Lillian Arper Miss Nellie Glusti
Miss Laura IagIs, Miss Louise Hickey, Miss
Bartlett, Miss Evelyn Kallnan. Miss Bafkhaus,
Messrs. W, e. jackson. Il: ID. Duke. L. S. Ait
kin, n. fl. Hickman, w NJ. Lacy. E. q. CarreTa.
Charles Nagts, L. s. HawSins, &. L. Thierbacb,
FRANK O'Kane. }. b. Wuefsching. A. e. Eaton,
ID. Cummings. L. w. knerr, j. q. Meusdoiffer
Jr.
an. S. l.. K. TO-"
A swell social club known by the above
mystic iicus letters and number gave a very
, stylish dance at Lunps Hall on Polk street last
Tuesday evening. The hall with Its handsome
Withdrawing rooms is one OF the best In the city
for select and not TOO numerous parties. and is
very convenient and accessible. The decora-
lions on This occasion were most elaborate, the
gaE1ands and wTeaths OF eyergreenS being very
artisIIcaly arranged. Mr.. w. {. Coibett and
Miss Eva Brat;nger led the grand march, in
which about l25 elegantly dressed ladies and
gentlemen tn0k part. Among the dancers were
many familiar faces. Miss Emile Sieb-rst car
Tied OF the pain as usual; beautiful gin hand
Somey attTed IN an elaborate orange silk cos
tune and q most graceful dancer, she possesses
all the attributes that combine TO make her
general fayorite. Miss Ssllie Rudolph looked
charming In her close fitting blue and pink cos
tune ornamenled with an elegant lace fan Miss
Mabel Smith, always aitractiyr, wore
quaint figured silk dress trimmed with
large sage green satin bows. MISS Maud
R0therwel, very pretty brunette appeared In
an elegant costume OF white cashmere, Miss
Mamie Hoesch wore pretty pink costume with
white lace trimmings and Miss Susie Fletcher OF
Minneapolis looked as pretty as ever atIiied in a
very becoming white cashmere dress, richly
trimmed with lace and satin ribbon. The bal In
fact vas iull Of pretty girls with handsome
toilets, and among the gay throDg We salso
noticed Miss Claire Hampton, Miss Lottie Waite
Miss Mile Worth, Miss Addie Norris, Miss
BosQuet, Miss Susie Fletcher, Miss Eva Worth,
Miss julia Emanuel, Miss Grace Noble. Miss
Eugene Hunt, Miss Ada Gould, Miss Grace
Statbam and the Misses Gruenhagen. Noah
| Brandrs orchestra played excellent music. aud
| tile dancing was kept up with much life aud
| spirit until midnight. The parties given by tue
n. S. l.. X. Club are excellently managed and very
| In regulation evening costume The Invitations
| are limited so that the floor Is never over
crowded.
Entertainment and Dance.
Professor Fred Bell gave bis fourth musical
| and literary social at Union-squaIe Hall last
| Tuesday evening. The hall was crowded aud a
| good programme was presented The Park
| Band orchestra opened with an overture,
| Professor Bell gave a reading anu later enter