The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Hermann OelrichS Arrives
From New York City.
Tne Seymour Postponed t-Home-Nouveau
Club Party-Engwer-Berry Wedding.
Announcements for Tonight.

largest court in the State jurisdiction, held
its first entertainment and dance last night
at B'nai Birth Hail. Specialtes by the
-Four Lunatics" and others put the guests
in good humor for the subsequent dance,
which lasted until after midnight. under the
direction OF Mr.. Louis L. Nelson. In the
course of the evening the new Chief Ranger
made a telling address.
The Nouvean Club, as its name implies,
'the latest thing out" gave its first party
last night at Humans Hall. Ii is CON-
posed of twenty-fi FIVE young ladies and gentle
men, presided over by Mrs. Fred Hatch.
The grand march was led by Mr.. Ben B.
Sturdevant and Miss Nellie j. O'Rsilly. fol-
lowed by twenty-five couples. The hop was
thoroughly enjoyable throughout. especially
the leap-year extras.
At the enjoyable tea given by Mrs. L. S.
Ii. Sawyer on Saturday at her Hyde-street
residence the hostess was assisted by Miss
w. ii. Jardine, Miss Maud Morrow, Miss
Nash and Miss Helen Walker, who, in con-
sonsnce with tile leading idea of the decora-
tons, were attired in japanese kimonos. A
little Jap opened tie door, and the orehes-
trail music also suggested tbs land of the
Mikado.
By special request, the DAIRY Maids
Convention" given last week by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Simpson Memorial 81. L.
Church. will be repeated tonight in the
narlors of the church, on the corner of
Hayes and Buchanan streets. There will
be an entire change OF programme. inclad-
ing new "Haymskers' Chorus" and a
broom drill by twelve young ladies.
Az enjoyable concert was given last night
at The TNeitlI-street Christian Church by
Mrs. Alice Waltz Gray, under the auspices
OF the Ladies' aid Society, of which Mrs.
Albert Houston is President. The church
vas filled with interested friends 1t was
announced that the deferred lecture on
''AgassiZ," by Professor David S. Jordan,
would be given next Friday evening.
The orchestral concert to be given this
evening at Calvary Church, under the aus
pieces Of the Calvary Club, is likely to attract
large number of friends. There are both
ladies' and gentlemen in the orchestra. which
halls from Oakland, and choice selection
OF vocal music will vary the entertainment
A very attractive wedding look place at
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. En-
gwer at noon on Wednesday last, the con-
Iracting parties being Miss Clara Berry,
bright young lady, OF LiyermoTe. and Mr.
L. A. Engwer OF this city.
At Mis-. Austin Z. Tubs tea last week
in honor of Mrs. Oyster, the hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Perry Z. Eyre, Mrs. JOS
eph A. DoEohoe Jr.. Miss Eyre. Miss Simp-
son. and one or two others.
Company ID, Third Infantry Regiment,
Second Brigade. \. G.. C.. will hold its sec
ond ball this evening at B'nai d 'rith Hall.
The Peerless. a well-Enown social CLUB Of
this city, have decided TO disband and desire
to thank their many friends for past fayors.
La N9Itas will hold an ''at home" party in
Saratoga Hall this evening.
The BeGlah Club Will entertain this even
ing at Mission Music Hall.
The Seymour At Home.
Mrs 5. II. Seymour gave pleasant at
home last evening in Ter private suite at
the Russ House in honor of Miss Susie
Reed, who with her mother. Mrs. Anna
Morrison Reed, the poetess, is visiting mere
from Laytonyile. Men GOcno County.
The invitations were originally issued for
the preceding Monday, but owing to illness
in Mrs, SeymOut's family the date was nee
essarly postponed. Quite a number of
friends assembled, and enjoyed dancing
over the canyased floors, amid effective dec
orati0ns, up to and after the elaborate sup
per- Among tile flowers was magnificent
basket, presented by Miss Reed to the host
ess. who also gave her 'coming-agt party
one year ego.
Mrs. Seymour received In an exquisite i'm
ported toilet of cream brOcade silk. covered
with a unique garniture of pure white beads.
Mrs. Reed, who assisted TO receive, ap-
peared 10 great advantage in maize-colored
snrah, cut N-shaped, with lace sleeves She
carried scarlet pinks and Mareehal Mel
roses, and her ornaments were diamonds
and earls.
Miss Reed. the guest of honor. looked
charming in balzblue India silk. She car
RED an ostrich feather fan and La France
roses.
There were vocal selections by Miss Carrie
Roma ana Mr. Harry Melvin and others,
and several flaShligbt pictures OF the pretty
ballroom scenes were taken.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Hermann Oelriehs, Miss Fair and
Mrs. George J. Harding arrived Yesterday
in special car. Mrs. Oelrichs and Miss
Fair are at the Palace Hotel Master
Oelrichs remains in New York under the
care Of his father.
Mr.. W. b. Tubbs has gone up to Hill
crest" near Calistoge, on visit
Mr.. Henry s. Martin. brother of Mrs.
Remi Chabot, has been visiting Vallejo.
Mrs. l.. c. ByiDston Of this city is enter
tanning her nieces, Mrs. L. NJ. Luekett and
Mrs. John Dalv, of DOwnieyille.
Miss Susan Hale was again at Santa Bar
bara, but has left for the south.
Ensign Edward ii. Moale Jr. will join the
Adams on the 22d inst.
Dir. Julian Sonntag has been visiting
Grass alley.
= Judge and Mrs. W. T. Wallace are enter
tanning Mrs. John MeMullin.
Lieutenant Commander u. Sebree, exc
cutiye Cfficer OF The Baltimore, will be de-
tached on March 10.
Mrs. Austin {. Tubbs will leave for a trip
to the Hawaiian Islands about the middle
of the month.
Lieutenant ID. Delehanty has been de-
tacbed from command of the Hassler and
| granted three months leave.
Mr. l.. l.. Cromwell and family have gone
to New Orleans.
Mrs MI II nniap Of T..