The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-28

handsome black silk dress, trimmed with
chautiIly lace.
AtI1:30 o'clock the guests repaired to the
dining room, where they enjoyed sumptu-
Gus TepaSt.
The California Speciality Company.
The first entertainment and dance of the
California Specially Company took place
at Irving Hall last night and was literally
patronized by the public.
Special numbers in the programme wers
the performances Of Messrs. Patten and
DOlph, with an original assortment OF
musical instruments; the Italian speclalties
of Mr. Louis K. Folk. and the whiStling Of
Miss Gertrude Judd.
Other favoTites were included IN the en-
tertainment, as will be seen by glance at
The following numbers: Selection by or
chestra, under the direction Of Professor o..
MeTZbach; recitation, a. w. BelaScO
barytOne solo, Richard L. Barry, guitar
accompaniment by James ii. NOunnan
banjo duet, Ii. II. Roche and j. 5. Burton ;
song and dance, Pullman car porter, MI.
William Sturckens recitation, Joseph Sol
inksy: fancy dancing, Miss Pauline camp,
bell; mandolin quartet III SolatarlO
(BellengnD, Gus MeTZbach (dlrectOT), Nit.
NJ. Goodman, Mr.. Charles Nolkening, Mr..
Fred D. Kahn, Mr.. Newhouse; tenor solo,
Mr.. y. 4. MaEnin; comic song and dance,
Victor Legacy. The company is expecting
to take to the road" shortly.
The subsequent dance was uGdeT the d.
Tection Of the following: Floor manager,
John Power; assistant floor manager, Will
lam !. Moore; Floor Committee Philip
Herrlecl an. =. W HammerSmith. Louis E.
Folk, +. f. Todt, J. Gensler, a. LYONS.
The management Of the new company Is
as under Manager, Mr.. Samuel ;. Folk
assistant manager, Mr.. John p. Badere
stage manager, Mr.. A. w Belasco Jr.; as
slstaut stage manager, Louis l.. FOLK
treasurer, George l.. Miller
Leap-Year BAH at Black Diamond.
The young ladies of Black Diamond held
their first leap-year ball at the Town Hall,
on Friday evening, the 22d.
The bail was handsomely decorated and a
large number of guests were in attendance.
Among them were many from Antioch,
MARTINEZ, SomerSville. Brentwood, Byron
and other neighbOring towns. a sumptuous
1 and weil-prepared supper was served at
midnight, which was appreciated by all.
The Committee Of Arrangements consisted
of Miss sara Lluderman, Miss Nellie Nichols
and Miss Maggie Royce. Music was fur
uIshed by Mess~s. George, John and Ben
Jamu Waite OF san Francisco.
Tie dancing continued till daybreak,
when the weii-nanaeed gathering dispersed.
Society Personals.
Nj and Mrs. Alexander Goldsmith OF
New York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. de
Ia Montanya at their residence 1910 Taylor
street.
Miss Tourgee. daughter OF Judge Albion
W. 10urgee If Indiana. the latter noted as
being the author Of "a Fools Errand" and
other celebrated works, IS at Pasadena, and
VIII remain two or three weeks.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper is decidedly better,
but viii not, according to her physicians,
be able to leave her room until the end Of
the week.
Mr.. Clarence 5. Moore anu Miss Moore
CT Mare Island are at Santa Barbara.
Mr.. \. q. kitte has returned from his
trip East.
Mrs. Remi Chabot and her daughter, Miss
Chabot, Of Oakland, visited Vallejo on
Monday.
Professor and Nine Ursumando have
moved 10 oil Eddy street. where they Will
receive their friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. 4. n. Gilbert formerly
Miss Maud Z. NhltcOmb Of Vallejo, who
Were married there Oh Saturday, viii reside
at i139 Union street this city.
C0ianeI Stuart Taylor left yesterday for
his ranch in Fresno.
M Frank Il. Mccormick left Alameda
for Les Angeles on Monday and will return
OBJ Friday with Mrs. Mccormick who has
been visiting relatives III Los Angeles for
over month past,
Alr. and Mrs. Horace 3. Chase are resid-
in = at l7-9 Broadway.
Judge Niles Searls Of Nevada is still con-
fined 30 his room by reason Of neuralgia in
his eyes. For several weeks lie has been
unable TO distinguish one person from an
other, but IL is believed that tie affection
" ID soon yield % treatment.