The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-07

IN lie hrSt set. The grand right and left"
Figure and ''The March," all we'll
known here, were among the figures, and
the leading was good. Miss Childs wore
Paris gown of heavy lustrousswhite crepe,
the skirt of which was enameled with disks
OF rlch Chenille squares fastened with silver
knots and outlined with wreaths of rosebuds
wrought III silver. Scattered between the
disks were sprays of white silk buds and
blossoms. The corsage, cut low, was fes-
tooGed with fiounce of rare old Valen-
cIennes lace. interviewer with filmy chiffon
and caught UP with bands of brocaded rib
bon necklace OF pearls completed this
beautiful toilet.
Hebrew High Tea.
successful high tea was given yester-
day afternoon by the lady managers of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged Disabled. at the
home, 507 Lombard street, near Stockton.
From to o'clock some 200 visitors
called, and were received by Mrs. Nj.
Kaskel, Mrs. Ii. Beriiner, Mrs. @. Harris,
Mrs. S. Meyer. Mrs. f. Thrall, Mrs. G.
Isaaes, Mrs. n. Correnson. Mrs. Manlock,
Miss Carrie Harris, Miss kisseli, Miss
jacobson. and others.
Thanks to the Kindness of the Park Com
missioners the home was prettily decorated
for the occasion.
Musical selections were rendered by Miss
Fanny Stern, Miss Annie Harris, and Mrs.
Thail, who both sang and played. while
Master NJ. Harris recited. Refreshments
were afterward served ana neat sum real
lied by the nominal charge.
The home at present has ten inmates,
although it can accommodate eighteen, and
many OF the guests visited tue benefeiarieS
or the institution and were much interested
in the management
Among the callers were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis, DIR. and Mrs Samuels, Mrs. p. Abra-
hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben of the Tay-
lor-Street synagogue Mr. and Mrs Lichten-
l.. Misg
Cohnreich, Mrs. Rottenberg. Mrs Nj.
Lasky, Miss Lasky, Mrs. Harris, Mt. and
Mrs. b. CohD, Mrs Oberdeener..
Luncheon on Haight Street.
Mrs. R. A. Vance gave an elegant lunch
at her residence, 1924 Haight street, Satur-
day. NJ arch 5, in honor of the Misses Annie
and Mary Mahoney OF Suffer Greek
Covers were laid for nine. The repast
was followed by vocal and instrumental Sc
lectons, after which the ladies enjoyed a
drive TO the beach.
The guests were: Miss Mary Mahoney,
Miss Annie Mahoney, Mrs. 81. G. Jones,
Mrs. J.. Kpowlton, Mrs. ii. Mclaughlin
Mrs. u. I. Reilly, Mrs. c. S. Ewing. Miss
Ellie Ewing.
Notes From Niles.
The first Congregational Sunday-school
presented Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Ellsworth
with handsome family Bible last Sunday
as wedding gift They have both been
earnest workers since the organization of
the school. Mrs. Ellsworth as the organist
and Mr. Ellsworth as the assistant super
iBtendent
Mr.. and Mrs ID. M. Corners gave de-
lightful enchTe last Tuesday evening, six
tables of players being present. Ten or
twelve guests were present from Irvington,
aud four OF the Irvington guests succeeded
IN capturing the favors. Miss Hinekley
and Nh. OSgood won the star prizes and
Mrs. Young and Mr.. Nat Babb the BOBBY
prizes. Despite the rain nearly every in
vited guest WAS present. and most delight
lui evening was spent
Golden West Council Banquet.
An enjoyable banquet was held Friday
evening last at Loyola Hall, under the aus
piees of Golden West Council, No. 81. l.
III. l.
After the discussion OF an elaborate menu,
songs. Rotations. speeches. piano and banjo
selections were the order of the evening.
Among those present were: Messrs. T. NJ.
Seary, d. J. Murray, J. II. G,ennon, W. a.
Henry, ID. c. Van Nostrand. J. G. Daily,
j. Z. Fitzgerald, Timnthy Jordan. D.
Curley. G.. Ward, T. Flougel, John Van
Nostrand. d. Sullivan, NJ. Sheehan. II. Wal
lert. NJ. B!odes, J. O'Brien. W. Engleson,
NJ. Henry, John 0Neal, J. Grouse, j. Eller-
son.
Parties to Take Place.
Tire next meeting of the Assembly VIII
be held at Union-sQuare Hall Thursday
evening, April %.
Bay City ParlOr No. 104, n. S. 6. W.,
viii celebrate its fifth anniversary with
strictly fui-dresS bail at Union-square Hall
On Saturday evening. April Q.
The Mystic Forty will give their fourth
party at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday even
ing. April 70.
The fifth anniversary ball of Minerva
Circle No. 20, Companions of the Forest, will
take place al Union-square Hall on Satur-
day evening. the 18Th inst.
Tie Native Sons of Vermont Will enter
tain next Friday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. Special interest centers in the ap-
pearance of Miss May Webster, who will
render a soprano solo with violin obligato.
The My osotis Club give their apron and
nektie party at Mrs. Ada Clarks hall. 2l1
Suffer street, on "Wednesday evening next
A social and literary entertainment will
be given by West End Lodge No. 1102. K.
and l.. of H.. at Union-square Hall to-mor-
row evening.
The Social Club of '92 has issued invita-
tions Tor leap-year party, to be given at
Saratoga Hall tomorrow evening
The Criterion Social Club has issued invi-
tati0ns Tor its first anniversary party, to
take place at Academy Hall. 927 Mission
street. next Thursday evening.
AicaZar Council No. IL, O. G. F., will give
a social in the Foresters' Building I02
0Farrell street, next Friday evening.
The pupils Of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Thursday evening at Sara
toga Hall. 614 Geary street A feature of
the evening will be vote taken for the best
dancer present.
Myrtle Council No. 1877. American Legion
OF Honor, Will give musical and literary
entertainment and leap year party on
Wednesday evening next a, Eastern Hall,
ShieIs' Building, 80 0'FarreIl street.
The Excelsior Literary and Musical Club
will give leap-year party at Washington
Hall this evening.
The Lycenms will present "The Opera
Singer" at Saratoga Hall next Friday even
ing. The comedy will be followed by
dance.
Company A, Third Infantry Regiment,
will be rendered a benefit at the Alcazar
Tbeaier on Wednesday evening.
Invitations are out for the monthly recep-
ton of the Union-square Club to be held al
Pioneer Hall on Friday next
The members of Unity Lodge. No. 273,
l. q. b. b., will celebrate their fifteenth an
niversary with full-dress ball on March
10 next in B'nai Birth Hall.
The Unity Social Club is making extern
sive preparations for its ninth annual
grand prize Purim masquerade ball, to be
held in Odd Fellows Hail on Purim night.
Sunday next.
The Ladies' Zion Society will give their
twelfth annual Pnrim bail tomorrow evea-
ing at b. y. Hall.
On Sunday next California Lodge No.
163. j. 0. b. B., viii give their Iirst' Pu-
rim masquerade ball at b. B. Hall. The
committee offer valuable prizes for best
dressed and sustained characters.
Society Personals.
Mr.. w. E. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wnsor
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Smith.
Miss Smith and Mrs. Nat Messer left for
Santa Barbara on Saturday ia private
car.
Mrs. Wallace Everson and Miss Eyerson
have left for an Eastern trip. They will 60