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

taIned the audience by singing. Miss Annie
Lsughlin and pretty Miss Lillian Coleman
quantity dressed in Mother Goose costume,
recited. and Miss Annie Roney delighted her
hearers with some of her best songs After the
entertainment dancing was enjoyed till mid
night. MIR. Waiter G.. o. Brien was floor director
and led the march with little Miss Lillian Cole
man. who daRe-d in most fnished STYLE, and
attracted considerable attention. She Is only
In her teens and is studying for the stage,
and from appearances ought TO be successful.
lessor Bell, Mrs. Bell. Mrs. J. NJ Sloper Mrs.
Ladd- Finican. MIS- NJ. 4. Wells and Miss jennie
Kennel, the energetic secretary. TIE executive
committee was composed OF Mrs. Albert Cressy,
Mrs. +. +. SiretheT, Mrs. George Cressy, Mrs
Baxter, Mrs. MeAdeo. Mrs. Hall. Mrs, Starbard,
Mrs Gilmore, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs.
Koch, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Kyle aud Mrs. Evans.
Ref esbments were served in the banquetiBg
han.
"A Pink Social"
The James A. Garfield women's Relief Corps
No. 81 gave leap-year pink social last Tuesday
evening which proved a most successful affair.
About two hundred ladies ana gentlemen took
part 10 the grand march. which was made quito
The feature OF the evening. Ii was inirIcately
planned and well carried our, being ably led by
the floor manager, Miss Nellie Lasselle, and Pro-
fess0r Charles s. Wells. Miss Lasselie is
handsome lady. tall and stately. with an impos.
log figure. She looked exceedingly we'll in an
elegant, tlght-htting costume of figured siis
trimmed with Nile green lace and black velvet.
The party was merry one and old and young
enjoyed the dancing 10 their hearts content.
The costumes of The ladies were tasteful aud be-
coming, and among The crowd were noticed Miss
Annie Hink, Miss Henrietta Struckmeyer, Miss
Carrie Ulmar, Miss Kate Howard, Miss May
Sonders, Miss Matilda Alpers, Miss Lena Dib-
lee. Miss Nellie Hendrickson, Miss Dora HInk,
Miss Dora Dibee. Miss Ida Brown, Miss Carrie
Ulmar. Miss Carrie Ashbrooke, Miss Josie Beck
and Miss Esther Drumm. The dance was given
ID the social hall. FOresiers building, on o. Far
rell street, and was effectively decorated with
flags and Chinese lanterns.
A Soiree Musicale.
The pupils OF Mills College gave a seree must
Gale last Tuesday evening In the college hall at
Piedmont. There was large and fashionable
attendance, comprised chiefly OF friends and
relatives OF the pupils. and quite a large
tingent went over from this city. An elaborate
programme was prepared for the occasion and
the fair debutantes for fame acquitted them
selves admirably. Vocal gems were rendered
by TIE Misses Lila Nj. Eva, Ethel L. Meek, Lulu
Adams, tile Misses Sharratt anu Z. Foster and
the Misses Mcconnell and Basin. The plano
forte contingent was exceptionally strong and
included Miss Myrtle Perkins. Miss Eva e.
Dangberg, Miss Ernestina Urruta, Ivy N.
Bunker, Rosa Pena, Blanche K. Hoslelter, Daisy
d. Foster. Sunshine o. Heydenfedt and Frances
l. Coleman. All did good work aud gave very
creditable account OF the labors Of the past
term, and many will be able TO entertain
their friends at home during the holidays with
music that will be thoroughly appreciated.
A Pupils Piano Recital.
The pupils OF Mr.. Edward Hohfeld gave
piano recital at MaUZy's Music Hail. 303 Post
street. on Friday evening, December 16. 20
very large and appreclative audience. The
young performers, without q single exception,
acquitted themselves In a most creditable
manner. evncing remarkably thorough and
careful training. One OF the young ladies. MISS
totta Hodges deserves special mention
only displayed very finished technique, but
also a mastery conception Of the subject in
hand.
Among the many hundreds present were
Mrs. Spreckeis. Mrs. Louis Sachs. Miss Mangels,
Mrs. Alex Center, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ness
Mr. and Mrs. William Avery, Mrs. j. +. II.
Davis and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson g.
James. MRS. Hobbs and niece, Mr. and Mrs.
walker Graves. Rev. Mr. Dobbins and daughters.
Athletes Dance.
The members of the San francisco thIetic
Club gave their annual ball last Saturday even.
ing at Odd Fellows Han and attracted a crowd
OF over two hundred gay young men and
nialdens, who enjoyed the pleasures Of the waltz
until 1 O'clock IN the. morning. The athletes
we're not all OF them as much at their ease on the
The flying trapeze. but they enjoyed themselves
all the same. Mr.. w. A. Coffee acted as floor
manager, and led the grand march, having on
his arm pretty Miss Mae McCleer. who looked
Charming IN very becoming costume OF silk
PRETTY trimmed with lace and satin ribbon to
match. The decorations OF the hall were superb
and have been already thoroughly described in
accounts OF the ball OF the evening previous The
moor committee was composed VI Messrs 7. j.
flynn, j. c. Thompson. q. w. Mertes, 8. D.u-
Kan. j. &. Moran. j. Conroy, &. Il. Kelly, W.
Sinikens, j. NJ VConnor, Il. r. Slater, w Bar.
ref, William Bales. H. Coleman, c. Reno p
DeIz.
Christmas Parties.
The children OF The Pioneer Kindergarten
schools were entertained last Monday afternoon
al Irving Hail. The Christmas tree was loaded
down with good things, including many useful
articles, such books and clothing, besides the
usual supply OF candy and toys. Mrs. David
Bixler Is the president OF the Pioneer Kinder
garen Association. and has for her ASSOCIATES In
the good work Mrs. e. r. Mullins Mrs. RIdeout
Mrs. Louis X. MoGteage, Mrs. James Sperrs
Miss Atkinson, Mrs. NJ. s. tireenebaum Mrs
NJ. II. Hecbt, Mrs. Moore, Mrs Pierson. Mrs.
Alexander Russell and Mrs. Charles A. Belden.
"A very enjoyable entertainment was given last
Monday afternoon aud evening at Trinity Home,
on Bush street, between Cough and franklin
under the direction OF Mir. II. j. Stewart and an
eAcelient musical programme was rendered dur
Ing The evening Those who kindly gave their