The morning call., 1893-01-02

paroTs were beautifully decorated with belly
berries and other appropriate embems. oil the
festive season. The evening was pleasantly
spent dancing and music being the chief fea-
lures, and Miss Eaton played several selections
The panoforte her usual brilliant style. AT
IL o'clock light. Refreshments were. hahded
round. and at midnight the new year was usher
ed III by the usua1 OuIburst OF screeehlnG SOUNDS
from horns and irumpets, tie poises OF raltles
and lurking OF bells. Al 1 o'clock the company
iolDed-fn siugng '.AuId lang Syne," and tlIen
dispersed, after spending a most enjoyable
evening. Miss Eaton made charming hostess.
and entertained heT guests In royal style. Among
those present were: Miss Emma Eaton, Miss
Eaton, Miss Mabel ,AyIe. Miss Wilbur, Mis-.
. William Logan Mr. 1ie0rge A.. Adams. Mr.
Thomas Archer. Mr.. Bernard Cahtll Mr.. III. j.
Waller Wheaton, mr.. ii. Livingston and Mr.. A:
Y MOdd,
:. Lyach-0sborne.
Thu nuptIas OF Mr.. Peter Lynch Of Berkeley
and Miss Susie osborne occurred last Wednes
day evening atthe Clutch OF The Holy Cross on
/ Eddy street. a reception followed al tile hoppe
of ire bride, 906 Golden Gate. avenue. A de-
lcl0us, wedding7supper was: served by NJ.
Cadeuau. Vocal ahd Instrumental music fol-
lowed: Am0ngthe guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
-Reler lynch, MI. and Mrs. Henry Osborne. Mrs.
b. keunedy,: Mr. aud. Mrs. 'Deutche, Me: ard
Mrs Bliss Mr.. Charles Bliss Jr., the Misses
Maggie Mamie and Katie Lyueh Miss Kitty
MassQni, AIr sherman Fegarty, MIR. Ed. Lynch,
Mayhem -WeOdhead.
Mr Charles Ii. Mayhem the SON OF Mr. H. B.
Mayhem, the wellkuown GHstGm-house and In
ternal feVenue broker, and Mrs. lula II. w pod
lesd were quietly married. on Saturday. Deeem-
l.er "a. 1892 The knot Was tied by The Rev.
Maihes- j Fefglsson pastor OF The :, Christian
heW viii reside IA san Francisco. -:
Palace Gayeties.
be asf SVpelS- has bean q continually enjoy
abiea the Palace Hotel, the residents 10 the
great carayansaTy having. wed with each other
III having anerfy. time and keeping up the fes
tIv1tles Of the season in the. most pleasant maa-
ner possible. Everything In such a palatla
abode must be done on a grand scale. and most
OF The guests are close observers OF the rule
Dinner .patties. Christm2s-1Tee parties, recep-
TONS and dances have been making things Lively
f0F Theh0;el staH. al the week but where oil the
face Of the earth can be found such noble
and:eouYenent euilding for Social purposes as
tie Palace Hotel !? Large rooms, beautiful par
lorS and fece pIen- rooms, and corrid0r that
oughftO De III Itself sutteienr TO keep The house
crowded all the year round ii being such
useful and attractive adjunct to a suite OF ele
( cant rooms. Last Monday aud Friday were pos
s1Diy The NEST attractive evenings TO- the
casual observer. Noah BrandPs orchestra
rendered some excellent selections during
each evening, and the lower halls and corridors
were crowded WITH eager listeners. Christmas
carols TeS0uHced throughout the hotel From 1907
10 Basement. dancing was going on on every
fDpr ladies' were dressed IN their best holding
receptions, gay young ads and pretty maldeHS
were everywhere pronenading the spacious
Balconies. in fact. all was. life. miTth and. joy.
Madame and Miss RergeE reigned supreme on
Monday evening On Tuesday The TeeeptlOn OF
The week WAS heldin he beautiful apartments OF
MfS. and:MIss D0ugherty aud was attended by
n most select crowd OF the beau monde OF the
eIIy. aud -sothe whirl of excitement has been.
kept UP from day TO day until every one Is tired
Next Monday evening the event Of the season
gives its first dance in the beautiful maple room
en- rhe gTould floor Of The hotel, which function,
through the exertions Of The promoters, promises
10 be great success. ills impossible TO meet
tile demands Of all applicants for tickets, and
many Will feel kee0ly disappointed.
A Delightful Ball.
The Most enjoyable ball OF the week was un-
doubleday chat giFea on Friday evening last by
the select UHion-squaTe Club. This fashionable
club is one of the best conducted ia the city and
the dances given by Tie members aFe always
Thoroughly enjoyed BY all who attend them. The
attendance Oh Friday evening was the best Ibis
season; and the elegant costumes OF the ladies'
were greatly admired. Mr. r. Fenkhausen and
bis lovely. wife led The grand march. followed by
as happy crowd Of dancers as any one could
wish 10 meet with. One great charm OF the
Union-sqHare Club parties Is that all are well
acquainted and their pleasant gatherings are
more Ike family reunions than formal dances
Doctor W. H. Siebefst though just of sick
bed, was full Of fun and spirit being the life
and soul Of every party he attends. tie escorted
his charming sister, Miss Emile Sieberst w.
IL: Chambliss WAS there too; being one OF the
F. best dancers 10 town lie Is always IN great de-
mand by the ladies'. Other lovely young ladies
In fetching costumes were Miss Laura bagis;
Miss Bartlett, the YiyacOus and beautiful Miss
May HOesch in a lovely pink and green cos
tune, the gayest OF the gay, but always refined
aud fadyike.
among the happy rhrong Of dancers we also
noticed: Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. l.. Head, Mr.; and
kelioD, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. S0ltaB, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blown. Mrs. B. Me; The Misses May Valleau.
Ray .Nalesu, Evelyn KslImaB, Nellie Giusti,
Laura Smith, Hiss West, Miss kedian, Miss lis,
Alice. kr0ll, Miss Swain, Minnie Rush. Mrs.
Sieberst, DR.. W. A. Harvey, Or. w Ii. Sieberst;
Messfs. j. ID. Abrams, ID. Fletcher. Charles
Asgtsi J. II. Moran, II. l.. Day, 9: t. THE baeh,
w. M. Masury, }. 81. Nye Jr h.; b. Sullivan.
Z A; Balemans ". h. Chambliss. james Ellison,
II. r Smith, j. A. Brown, T. G. Cairera, r. u.
Duke, Z. s. Nicholson, E. L. Atkinson, L. S.
A1fklD, L. w. knerT and w. NJ. Lacey.
Golden Wedding.
On "Wednesday evening, December 81, Mr. and
Mrs. C.. Minkel celebrated their golden wedding
at their resideuce on Fllbert street. near Baker.
The event was strictly among the family. The
residence in and around was illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and decorated with yellow
chrysanthefnums and oranges. At O'Clock
the chords Of the bridal march OF Lohengrin
summoned the happy old couple to the festive
q. II. \.
the Rev. Mr. Snhr and wife, AIR. John Mlnkei,
ME. and Mrs. Erred Mipkel. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Ftsehbeck, Mr. and Mrs. r. Herman, Mr.. aud
Mrs. M. HOlje. Miss II. Fishbsek Misses Emile
and Olga Herman. Mr. A. r.. Herman. Misses
Lily, Daisy Rose. Myrtle. and May Hole. Miss
Elizabeih Holie. MIR. and Mrs s. II, Fishbeck.
beck. Miss Lulu FiscDbeek, Messrs Bert and
Louis Fisehbeck, Messrs. j. ana r. Fischbeck,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Fisehbeck, Mr.. William
Minkel OF HenIdsburg. MIR. ana Mrs. o. Nord-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. William Minkel of Sonoma,
Mr. John Luckei OF Portland, Mrs. Berger. Mrs
Bauer, Miss IS. a, Berger; Mrs Hubbard. John
M and Mrs. Fred Kern, Baby Myrtle Fisch,
beck. Miss L. Suhr, Mrs. krause, Mile. V.
LaromiguieTe.
Entire Nous CotiIion.
The Entire Nous COtillon Club gave dance at
the California Hotel on Friday evening last, pre-.
coded by dinner In the grand DaDqueling han
on The top floor OF the building. The dome was
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
flowers and smilax and there was very elegant
"EDtTe Nous, floral cenler piece In the shape of
lady's fan. The cuisine of the hotel did III
part Thoroughly In. preparing good menu for
the occasion; but there were many faults that IL
Is perhaps best 10 pass over, both in fhe manage
ment OF the affair ana 10 the attendance. Noah
81 andps famous orchestra played some excel
lent-selections during the repast and also The
best OF dance selections later in tie evening.
Several members CT the club assisted 10 enter.
n:the company present by singing and play
Ing. 1he ieatufe OF the evening being the finished
VOL IN performance Of the gifted Miss Charlotte
Gtuenhagen who is a natural musician and only
requires. the inisbing touches:of a Joacbim-or
kentZen to make her famous.
i The boys all had .rollcking time, and the
girls ana theft ciaperons enjoyed the run inn
menSely. Souvenirs OF the event were handed
f0uGd, and the cracking OF bonbcDs sounded like
a distant infantry skirmish. After the pleasures
OF the feast there was neatly executed german,
and dancing was kept I'D until late hour.
few OF The swell members belong TO the select
one hundred comprising the UDlou-sqgaIe Club,
and made their way early ia The evening 10 enjoy
+ themselves attbe bail going on at Pioneer all.
/. The lady members OF tie CotilloH include:
Miss Jessie NJ. Anderson, Miss KATE l.. Bying-
ONE, Miss LotIa Collision. Miss Hilda COLLISION.
III iss Ethel Cox, Miss Gertrude CntleE, Miss
I Julia l.. EMANUEL. Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen,
Miss Alberta Gfuenhageh. Miss Mabehe Gill
man, Miss Js Mafcelleue Gage. Miss Anna eI.
Husi, Miss Ida Hawkins. Miss Frances Haw.
+ XII IS Miss Helen A. Harold Miss Mae Hoe ,ci,