The morning call., 1893-05-08

W tuhesIaF eVeDlDg. Maple nall ahd the
adJolnlng spacious pRrlors were thrown
open TO the reception of guests. AT
o'clock dan eing commenced to the excel
lent music OF Rosner's Hungarian orchas-
IRA, ana was continued until au early hour.
Entire Nous Cotillon.
The last german for this season OF the
Entire Nous Cotillon took place last Tues
day evening. In anticipation of a delight
full dance, and it being the last co.illon.
the iull complement OF members were in
attendance The hall was tastefully dec
GRATED with ferns and smilaX dIaped in
graceful streamerS, thus forming an ex-
Guisite canopy over the dancers. Another
pretty feature of the decorations were the
palms and tropical plants, which CON-
pietely hid the orchestra from view.
At half past 9 tie leading set. consist
ing of Sanford G. lewald as leader with
MISS Kate Byington, Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Plat, David Wise and Miss Julia Enan-
nel, Clarence Music and Miss Lolita Musto
Thomas Eagleson and Miss Mabel Smith,
Harry Sake and Miss Eva Worth. DR.. T..
J. Fraser and Miss Nancy Place. J. L.
Emanuel and Miss Maud Rrthermel, Ar
thur Smith and Miss Mabel Smith. opened
the german with the sleighbells figure,
which was followed by several other NUM-
bers, the prettiest of which was the square
were served during the evening and the
punch promo ounced Just right" To say
that the cotlllOn was a success Is putting lt
mildly. and all that can ROW be done is to
look forward TO next season in anticipation
CT repetition Of what has been.
The Mystic Forty.
The Mystic Forty gave their ninth party
in Odd Fellows Hall last Tuesday evening
and attracted large attendance. ID. L.
Huntemann led the grand march, accom-
panied by his pretty wife, VINO wore be-
coming gown of pink silk. trimmed with
point lace Excellent music was provided
ard the dancing was enjoyed until o'clock.
The club will give its second anniversary
ball on June so.
The NorIaines.
The third annual party of the Norlaines
was held in B'nai Birth Hall last Satur-
day evening. and was very successful
affair. About 175 couples were in the
grand march, which was led by August
Schimpt and Miss NJ. Brannan. Dancing
was enjoyed until ! O'Clock.
Military Festivities.
The members of Company f, First Is-
fantry Regiment. Second Brigade, n. G.
C., gave a delightful party last Thursday
evening at the armOry on Market street.
Tie large hall was handsomely decorated
with flags. ana there were fully 800 ladies
and gent!ement in attendance. The ele-
CANT gowns worn By the ladies and the
uniforms of the militia gave a bright tone
to the scene. The Hungarians played for
the dancing. Colonel and Mrs. William
p. Sullivan Jr. led The grand march at Q
O'clock, after which fourteen dances were
enjoyed.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and
Miss Virginia Fair were entertained at
dinner last Wednesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Tevis.
Miss Alice Decker gave a matinee tea
last Wednesday at her residence and
charmingly entertained quite number of
her friends.
Miss Wethered gave a very pleasant
progressive euchre party at her home on
Pacific avenue last Thursday evening
Handsome prizes were awarded and a
delicious supper was served.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawlor celebrated the
fourteenth anniversary OF the birth of
their daughter, Miss Annie Lawlor, by
giving tugbOat party last Monday. Ac-
companie1 by several of their friends,
they sailed around the bay on the Millen
Griffith and at noon had luncheon at Angel
Island.
a sash and bow party was given by the
pupils of Walter G. O'Brien's dancing
academy in Saratoga Hall last Monday
evening and it resulted very pleasantly.
An interesting entertainment was given
at the Old Ladies' Home last Monday
evening by the members OF the Crocker
Auxiliary. 1t delighted the aged inmates
and served TO make the evening most
pleasant one for them.
The class Of '93 ot the Van Ness Young
Ladies Seminary gave pleasant recep-
ton at the seminary last Saturday after
noon. The commudious parlOrs were hand
somely decorated. An excellent musical
programme vas presented aud light re-
fresbments were served. The young
hostesses were Miss May Il. Davis, Miss S.
Gotea Dozier, Miss Grace f. Holt, Miss
Ella Z. King, Miss Ethel NJ. Kittredgc.
Miss Marie L. McMurry, Miss Ada May
Williams and Miss Mary C. DoZier.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Cook gave a de-
lightful matine tea last Saturday in her
beautiful cottage at Belyedere and hospit-
ably entertained many of her friends.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Curtis
and c. ID. OSullivan took place last Thurs
day In London.
The Beulah Club gave its twelfth ami
versary party last Friday evening in Mis-
sion Music Hall. 1t was largely attended
and was successful in every way.
Miss Henrietta Goldstone. daughter OF
Mitchell Goldstone, and Phillip Cohn of
Heppner, Or. were united in marriage
brides father, 1921 Sutter street.
Mrs. B. Woolfe gave o rece eptiOn at her
residence, I'LL California street, yesterday
In honor of the betrothal of her daugh-
ter, Miss Milie Woolfe, and Samuel
Brieger.
Mrs. Green gave n pleasant tea yester-
day afternoon at her residence, 1902 Web
ster street.
The sons and daughters of the members
Of Golden Gate Commandery No. 16,
Knights 1emplar, met last Monday even
ing at the residence of Colonel and Mrs.
William Edwards. 1407 Cough street. and
organized a new social CLUB called the G..
g. c. Jr. Paul Breon Jr. was elected
president; William Fault, vice-president
Miss NJ. Farnham, secretary, and Miss
Sadler corresponding secretary. Alter;
wards dancing was enjoyed in the large
ballroom, and a new dance was introduced
called the Worlds Fair Lancers. A light
supper was served and the merrymakers
adjourned about midnight. The floor COM
mittee COMPRISED Paul Breon Jr. and
William Faull, while Walter Farnham,
j. l.. Hastead and William Edwards Jr
were the reception committee.
Mrs. William Mintzer gave very enjoy
able matinee tea last Tuesday in honor Of
Mrs. Benjamin S. Brooks of New York,
who is visiting her son, William Brooks,
at 17l7 Vallejo street.
Miss Catherine Martin and r. NJ. Miller
of Oakland were united in marriage last
week at the home OF the bride, 663 twenty
fifth street. Oakland.
The wedding of Miss Mary E. Kayanagh
and William ID. Hynes took place in st.
Joseph's Church on April 26. Rev. John
Dillon performed the ceremony and OH
ciaIed at the nuptial mass. Afterward a
reception was held at the residence. OF the
bride on Twelfth street, and later in the
day the happy couple left for Montere
They were the recipients of many beauti-
full presents.
An enjoyable private picnic was given
by the f, NJ. n. o. c. at Camp Taylor on
April 80. Miss Ella Chapman chaperoned
the party, Artificial fUrget-me-nots were
the souvenirs of the day. The party COM
prised Miss Chapman, Miss NJ. White.
Miss Chrissie Smith, Miss Gussie Schro-
der, Miss Lena 0nendlck, w. II. Taylor,
Gustave Carson, Otto Poulson, Henry
Schroeder Jr and Frank Wemple.
A reception was given in the parlors oil
the Palace Hotel last Saturday evening to
Franklin w. Smith OF Boston by San
Francisco Chapter, American Institute Of
Architects. Several hundred guests were
invited to meet Mr. Smith.
The entertainment given last Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Church
da 1ot.