The morning call., 1892-11-21

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best dressed ladies In any OF the numerous as
semblies she attends. Miss Maggie Policy is
also one of the Excelsior favorites. She Is
beautiful. tall BLONDE and wore a charming full
d ess evening costume OF black crepe. cut SOU re
at The neck. without sleeves. The several COM
Major. Miss Maggie Policy. Mrs. Hattie NJ. Pye.
Miss Annie Harrington, Mrs. Carrie Purcell.
Miss Maggie Schultz. Miss Hulda Doefner. and
Messrs. A. d. Manor. J; q Horn. j. w. Biuett.
J. +. Nichols w. q. 0Brien, William Nagele, j.
Morris aud A. 5. Chase.
Entire Nous CotiIIon.
An affair that possessed every element or sue
cess was the german given by the Entire Nous
Cotilon last Tuesday evening.
Lunrs Hall and receptIoH-rooms were prettily
decorated for the occasion with beautiful flowers
Noah Brandrs orchestra furnished the music
Tor the number OF unique figures OF the german.
stylish appearance. which added much orillsncy
10 the affair. Mr.. Sanford q. iewaid acted as
leader, which alone assured success.
The next event will take place at the New
California Hotel, December 30 and VIII
be in the form OF a ieapyear german ana ban
quet
Palo Alto Dance.
of Honor, gave enc OF Its delightful monthly
socials last Wednesday evening in Scottish Hall.
1o2 OFarrell street. The party was very well
attended and was one OF the most enjoyable of
music. aud dancing was kept up merrily unIil
midnight Being last chance leap year
party" the management was in the hands OF
the ladies', who as usual taught the Bterner sex
lesson in the art OF conducting social events.
N. S. q. w. Celebrate.
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eleventh anniversary last Friday evening" by
giving grand ball at Pioneer Han. The decora-
lions were very elaborate, and The national aud
State flags were prominently displayed. MIR.
George Z. Cameron and Miss Emily M. Spencer
led tie Grand March, followed by nearly hun.
anee. and the bright evening costumes Of I he
ladies were we'll set of by the more somber
music was first rate, all present appeared bent
on having good time. and they were success
ful. The following Is list OF names OF native
sons VINO acted on the several committees OF
management Messrs. A 4. Holmes S. w.
Dixon, John r. Kropp. +. w. Smith. :. v.
Costello, Edwin l.. Forster, John I. Creamy,
}. II. Cunningham. Frank X. Neville. DIR. II. ".
Hunsaker, John A. StenbacK, Il Trautner,
George 4. Cameron. Yale Gleason, j. h. Haw.
Ains, James Patterson Jr, Thomas Campbell
aud William McCord.
Diana Circle.
There was good gathering OF members and
friends of Diana Circle at Union-square Hall
last Friday evening to celebrate The sixth ami
yersary OF the society, and the ball given on this
occasion proved a success In every way. There
were many very handsome toilets displayed by
The ladies' and very pretty one was that OF
beautiful brunette, who wore a costume OF pale
pink trimmed with white lace, and dainty pink
silk bow In her hair She was the best dancer
on the floor, and consequently was in great de-
mand among the steiner sex. Mr.. Frank j.
Diisc0ll, the floor manager, led the grand march
with Miss M. Degen, ali interesting blonde, ee-
eantiy dressed in pale blue silk with white lace
trimmings.
TIE ball was handsomely decorated with pink
aud white bunting, hung Ia festoons all around
tie galleries. and relieved with plentiful sup
ply OF plants aud flags. The approaches 10 the
ball were also decorated with plants. with pleas
Ing effect. Among The members acting on the
several committees were: The Misses Il. Rappin.
M. Regnor, G. Brockman, A. Tefesi NJ. Diiscoll,
II. Dawson, S. Gross, A. Beguen, NJ. Degea. K.
A. G. Schmidt, s. Cornell. Messrs. Frank j. Dils-
coli, ID. ID. Hunt, Z. Trautner, NJ. j. Irvine. j.
Kohlbecker, j. h. Hawkins and ID. f. Murden.
The rIikados.
Odd Fellows Hall was crowded to It's full
capacity last Tuesday evening with a gay tnrong
OF lovers OF teri sichorean pleasures. Tie Mika-
dos committee on arrangements excelled a II
previous efforts Ia the way OF decorations, and
the gay appearance OF tie hall was well worth
visit on that account alone. The programmes
were unique, aud IN carrying out the idea of an
editorial party" had facsimile reproductions OF
The city newspapers on the card TO which was
attached the list of dances. About 300 couples
took part In the grand march, and there were
spectators OF the Kaleidoscope scene on the floor
A New Church.
On Thursday evening, November 10, the fine
residence OF Mrs. A. W. Bogaft at tho corner OF
Fell and Deylsadero streets. was beautifully
decorated and thrown open by the hostess TO The
friends OF Westminster Presbyterian Church In
aid OF The building fund. One of The most pleas
nj nd mi pnf3s nj
season, consisting OF vocal and Instrumental
music, had been arranged by the sons Of the
satisfactorily. The instrumental music CON-
prised piano soosby Mrs. }. III. Doane and Mr..
Sewall Bogart, ana tine eorDet solo by MIR.
Black. Willie the vocal music consisted Of So
pTaDo solos by Miss Gisdwlu, Miss Alice Ora
ham and Mrs. Lyman !. Mowry; song by MIR.
bass soIos NV Mr. a. M.rRa,y. aa r,sm p
efn Duncan, contralto SOLO by Miss Jennie Il.
Greenwood. aud recitation by Miss MahaD.
The house was crowded with guests, who re-
presented not only the congregation FOR whose
benefit the entertainment was given, but many
friends Of ether denominations, all OF whom are
friendly 10 the new enterprise. 1t Is sufficient
TO say that hearty welcome was extended 10 all
present by The hostess and her husband. and
nothing was omitted 10 insure the comfort and
pleasure OF all, while the music was OF the
highest order. and the entire entertainment
eminently successful. The proceeds constitute
the new church, which is TO go up In { lie near
future. nj the corner of Page anc Webster
streets.
For the Poor.
Miss Mary A. Harriss and her corps OF as.
sistants at the Fruit ana Flower Mission are
busiy engaged In receiving donations for the
annual Thanksgiving dinners. 10 be distributed
TO The poor next Thursday aJ the rooms OF the
society," 420 Post street.
Home Parties.
Mr. and Mrs. George j. Hansen recently en-.
teriained their friends al their home on Second
street, In honor Of The coming of age OF their son
George. The parlors we're prettily decorated
for the occasion. and during the evening the
guests we're entertained with musical aud other
selections, by Miss Henrietta Hansen, Miss
Lille Hansen. Dir. George Hansen. Miss Anna
Utter. Mr.. Joseph Ebers, Mr.. Albert Samuel.
MIR. James Elder. Mr.. Charles Young and Mr.
John Lent.
Dancing followed, and the evening was brought
to fitting close by enjoying tile hospitality of
the host and hostess vino had piepa,ed de-
licious supper. Toasts were proposed and con-
gratulat0ry speeches made and appropriately
responded 10, and fhe very enjoyable birthday
celebration was ended. Among the inyiIed
guests were: The Misses Susie Shorn, Lille
Hansen. Annie Baker, Bertha Oesier. Title
SCHNEIDER, Anna Utter, Marie Forboter,
Henrietta Hansen, Hannah Adjusting aud
Fanny Breokstedf, Mr.. and Mrs. Heinscuer, Mr..
and MIS-. j. Adjusting. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brook
stedt, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Taber. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George J. Hansen. and Messrs. Joseph Ebert,
James Elder. John YounV. Albert Sauuel~