The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-15

place next Thursday.
Cards are out for the wedding of DR.. c. L.
Muller of Grass Valley to Miss Laura Slim
mel Of IIeka, which takes place at that CITY
on next Wednesday.
The engagement Of Mr.. Adolph Frank and
Miss Ida MaTcUse, both residents OF MarYs-
vile, is announced.
The engagement is announced of Dr.
George Augur and Miss Ruth Dyer, both
wel-known young people OF Oakland.
Two engagements reported are that Oh
Miss Rose Stern TO MIR. Isaac Frohman.
well-known young attorney Of this city,
and that Of Miss Fannie Stern to Dir. Henry
5. Nathan, a young business man, also OF
this city. The young ladies are sisters, ana
are well known and popular in society
circles.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ella Mcintyre, daughter of g. w. Mem
tyre and Mr.. W. j. Minkel, both OF So
mona.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Margaret Marion. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs;
Andrew Fraser, and Mr.. Charles Clifford
Shane at Howard street Presbyterian
Church on Thursday next.
The Kitte Dance.
1t takes considerable bravery to give a
dance, but the act always brings to the
giver the gratitude of society. A thousand
details have 10 be arranged, but the labor
entailed would seem light indeed if the
hostess could only guess the delight her an
nounced purpose gives to the many who
are Just dying for dance"
Such an act OF bravery and compromising
delight was the st. Valentines Eve dance.
given on Saturday night by Miss Margaret
kitte at her elegant home on the southwest
corner of Pacific avenue ana Steiner street.
The guests came early and stayed as il they
would like to dance there for ever. NIr-
tually there were no regrets and all the III
Yited came.
1t was true St Valentines dance, and
borrowed many Of its conceits from the
more plcturesQuely romantic days OF forty
years ago. The elegant modern suite, with
lis modern antique chimney places, great
carved mantes and delicately tinted hang
ingS that matched the pierced woodwork,
WaS sweet with thousands Of vlOlrts, mar
ciSsi and other spling blossoms. Some OF
the floors were canYasSed, others having
polished surfaces left to reflect the whirlng
visions of youth and beauty, so that all
could select the waltZlng ground they pre-
feued.
Across the room, out Of the way of the
rhythmic yotaries, depended chains OF great
scarlet hearts, strung appropriately 10 the
mateTlaistic tendencies of the day upon the
most realistic Of clothes-lines. Perhaps
they limited Of the easy tTiumphS OF the
ladies' present. Another dainty touch OF
81. Valentine found expression In the pretty
pairs of Cupds represented on the walls
amid tapestries of Ivy and fern. Each pair
seemed in the act Of savagely impaling
counterfeit presentment of the human
heart upon dainty dart, butnO one seemed
10 object 10 their quantity significant
dOingS.
About 100 guests were present and danced
10 B2ileuDcTg'S music, the girls nav ing q
specially lovely time" as there were
about twenty-five more men present than
there were representatives Of their own sex.
About midnight supper was announced, and
as Mrs. kttle Is native OF the South,
where hospitality has its fay0rite home, the
supper was a SUPPER indeed. Then there
were a few more dances until carriages
were announced.
Pretty valentine souvenirs, which were
also dance programmes, were carried oil by
the guests and Will serve TO recall one OF the
most delightful receptions Of the season.
The Center-Groom Wedding.
Mr.. George II. Center and Miss Teresa
Groom were married last Wednesday even
ing Mt ST. Francis Church, Mission Dolores.
in this city. A large number of friends and
relatives Of the contracting parties were
present
Immediately after the ceremony the we'd
ding party adjourned to the home Of the
bride and emphasized their congratulations
IN the course Of Il sumptuous supper, after
which the happy couple proceeded on their
uUUtb lHOOu tFip 10 NJ OHLcItY.
Many beautiful presents were received by
the bride and groom.
Parties to Take Place.
The Incogs will give their third hop at
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening.
April 20.
Bay City Parlor No. 104, \. 5. G. W.. will
celebrate its fifth anniversary with strictly
fuil-dress invitation ball at UniOn-Square
T.lI on Gat11r1 ~ AWNING
Charleston Division No. / Of tn
United States Naval Association will give
a ball in Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
evening. February 81 at which a company
OF the Naval Battalion, y. o. e., Will give
single stick drill.
The Assembly Club Of San Francisco will
hold its next party at Union-SquaTe Hall on
Thursday evening. the 25th inst.
The vi. NJ. Social Club. consisting Of young
ladies, will give its first hop at Irving Hall
Tuesday evening. February %. Over 500
invitations have been issued.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will
present its seventeenth play, entitled
Dora" at Mission Opera Hall on Thurs
day evening, the 25th inst.
The Berlins will give their tenth hop at
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening, March
l. This will be the last hop prior TO the
Lenten season.
The Alikados give their second hop at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday, the 18th
inst. There is a large demand for invita-
tons.
The Madison-square Dramatic Company
will yroduce Colorado" at Saratoga Hall
On Wednesday evening. the oath inst.
Court California No. 6G71, A. .. f. Of A,
will give an entertainment and ball at
Scottish Han Monday night, February %.
Court Robin Hood No. 1881, a. O. +. of
A, will give an entertainment and ball at
Union-Square Hall on wednesday evening,
the "a prox.
The A. c. Club will give private
masquerade at Saratoga Hall on Saturday
evening February q.
HesDerian ParlOT will give it's anniver-
sary party Friday evening, April %, at Odd
Fellows Hall
The Star Minstrel Club will give its next
entertainment and ball at Mission Turn
Nerein Hall on Saturday evening, the 9th
inst.
The Unity Social Club is making extern
siYe preparations for its ninth annual
grand prize Purm masquerade ball, to be
held in Odd Fellows Hall on Purim night,
March - next
Western Addition Club entertainments at
Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday evening.
when " The Rose of Auyergne" and First
Love" will be presented The operetta
will be given by Miss Alvina Heuer and
MesSrs. Thornton and Luttringer, and the
Cuutuy ny lto myers OluD, lnciuulnS
Miss Alice RideOut in the only feminine
role.
The Progress Club will give its second
party at Union-square Hall next Friday
evening.
Orc Fine ParlOr No. 9, n. ID. G.. W., will
hold leap-year hop on Thursday evening
next at Foresters' Hail.
The Myos0tis Club give their third party
at Mrs. Ada Ciark's hall, oil Suffer street,
Wednesday evening next
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will give a
valentine party with refreshments at Social
Hall, 102 O'Farrel street. this evening.
Evans Council, Q. c. f., will give yalen-
tine social at Washington Hailnext Wednes-
day evening.
The Boys and Girls second hop will take
pack at MaugePs Hall next Friday evening.
Major c. Nj. Maybery will be rendered a
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