The morning call., 1893-04-03

auu an ATTRACTIVE programme Tor both chill
dren and adults is being prepared. The
following ladies are interested in the success
OF the entertainment: Mrs. Robert Balfour,
Mrs. a. NJ. Ea5tOn, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
Mrs. W. w. Davis, Mrs. George w. ibbs,
Mrs. w. +. Nichols and Mrs. Noses Hop
kins.
A Notable Visitor.
Mr.. Georges NJ. Goustiaux, noted archi-
tect of Paris. will start for Chicago in a
few days. Mr. G. Goustiaux is delegate
from the city of Paris to the Chicago
Worlds Fair During his short stay here
he was warmly welcomed by his San Fran
cisco friends and was the hOnored guest at
many dinners and receptions. His parents,
MI aud Mrs. a. GOustiaux, gave several
enjoyable dinners in his honor The most
elaborate were given last week Dining
room, parlors and hall were handsomely
decorated for the occasion add many agree
able hours were spent in music, singing and
dancing. Among the guests assembled to
meet Mr.. e. GOustlauX were: Dr. b. Hoff-
stetter, MIR. and Mrs. Schirmer, DR.. and
Mrs. Bazan. Mr.. G. Gross, Mr.. Henry Mar
TN, Mi. Z. MarQue, Mr.. Ed Harden of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Carran. Mr.. and Mrs
j. julien, Mrs. y. Lacuste, Mrs. A.
Fusiilet. Mr.. and Mrs. Somps, Mr. f.
Somps. Professor Locher, Mr.. Z. Pence
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank LacOste, Professor
Raynaud, Mr.. Victor Ma1chebout, Mrs.
and Miss MarchebOut. Miss J. Berard, Mr.
and Mrs. Berard, Miss NJ. ALBERT Mr.. P.
Aubert, Nh l.. Aubert. Mr. T. de ST.
julien, Mrs. de ST. julien. MI and Mrs.
SchOenmaker Mr.. pelaruelle, Mr. E. Rob.
met, Mr.. and Mrs. Dupas and Mr.. Blanc.
The Bendix Recital.
Mr.. Otto BendiX gave pianofoTte recital
last Monday afternoon in the Maple Room
of the Palace Hotel. a large and appre-
ciative audience filled the hall and enjoyed
the following programme Bach's organ
1antasle; BeethoVen's sonata appassionata,
op. 81, In three movements; Schumann's
tantasie, op. II. in three movements
Brahm'S rhapsodle No. 2; Mendessohn's
scherzo and capricclO; BrasSin's arrange
ment OF Wagner's Magic Fire" from Die
Nalkure"; LISTS "RlcOrdanZa" and La
Campsnella."
The VarsOvienne Club.
The event Of the week among the local
social clubs was the pleasant gathering of
the NarsovIenne Club in the hall of the For
esters' building. on O'FdrreH street, last
Wednesday evening. The attendance was
away above the average and very enjoya-
bic dance, under the leadership of Professor
Wells. was the result The professor and
Miss Carol Grouse led the grand march, in
which about seyenty-fve couples partici-
pated. The ladies were charmingly equipped,
and the gay cOlOrs of their costumes we're
effective. 4 programme of fifteen dances,
including every popular dance, was carried
out. the music was excellent, and every
one was satisfied with the evenings enter
tainment. Professor Wells and his charm
ing wife always draw a select party, aud
the parties arranged by them are among
the most enjoyable and best patrunized in
the city.
Jewelers. Entertainment
One Of the most successful entertain
ments of the week was given at Foresters'
Hall last Thursday evening under the
auspices OF the Jewellers Mutual AID Scot
ETY. of California. y series OF stereOpticon
Views by Nh George KauZee were witnessed
by the company and much enjoyed. The J.
w. Mckenzie Musical Society gave some
very interesting musical numbers which
dld great credit to the principal.
Parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rdlington were
rendered a grand surprise by a number Of
their friends at their home, on Lapidge
street. on Saturday evening, il being the
twenty-sixth anniversary of their wedding,
and also Mr. Rldlington's birthday. The
evening was spent very pleasantly 10 sing
ing ard dancing. At midnight all sat down
TO delicious supper. after which dancing
was resumed and kept up until near dawn
of day.
Mrs. +. Kline, Mr. and Mrs. J. Simmens,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Waibel, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Reimers, Mr. and Mrs L. Simmens, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Golen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulen, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Suls-
berg Mrs. Bangs, Mrs. Lindall, Miss Josie
Simmens. Miss Carrie Riulngton, Mss
Annie Simmens, Miss Bertha Kline, Master
Arthur Waibel, Master Harry Bangs,
Master Fred BuieH, Master Walter Kline.
very pleasant surprise party was re-
Gently rendered to Mr.. NJ. T. Cogh!an at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Mott
eret. Singing and dancing was the order
o! the evening, and at midnight the guests
dld Justice to an elegant supper. The fes-
Invites continued until the small hours in
the morning Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Coghlan, Mr.. aud Mrs T.
A. Moiteret. Mr. and Mrs. Carney. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Knell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Doherty, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
COakley, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Miskel, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Broad, Mr.
and Mrs. O. II. Hickei. Nh and Mrs. W
Patton, Miss Mamie Coghlan, Miss Ella
C0ghlan, Miss Mary Maroney, Miss Ella
Kirby, Miss Annie Kirby, Miss Angie Duna-
var, Miss Maggie living, Miss Katie Kear-
ney, Miss Mamie Kearney, Miss Mamie
Rediagton, Miss Mamie Steele, Miss Martha
Broad, Miss Winnie Brady. Miss NJ. Nelson,
Miss Kate Heating, Miss Eunice Elliott,
Miss Lizzie Elliott, Miss Annie Kearuey,
Miss Jennie White. Miss Nora Dempsey /:
Messrs. NJ: I. COghlan, Ed Walsh. William
Blake, G. Il. Knell, J. Kelly. A. Caldville,
william TAYLOR, P; Dalmas, George Miller,
M. j. OCnnnOr, Ed Quinn, Ernest Wuhr-
man, Z. V. Sullivan. Roy Gallagher. W.
Mccarthy. G. Sullivan, J. Finn, q. Bald
win, I. German. NJ. SDillard, r. Hampton
j. Willis, L. Torpey, II. Hickei, P. Green.
a very enjoyable party was given TO Miss
El-i Rnn tIt,.1v hE- har Frfa
dence Of her parents, 1921 Ellis street. last
Wednesday afternoon. the occasion being
the anniversary Of her birth. Among those
present were Miss Elsie BuchholZ, Miss
Frieda Buchholz, Miss Bertha Aizeroth,
Miss Agnes Quadt, Miss Tina Quadt. Miss
Mia Bruno Miss Pauline Bruno, Miss Ma
bel liessler. Miss FTieda HessIer, Miss Ad-
die Kratz, Miss Alma Kralz. Master Carl
KratZ, Master Willie Hagedorn. Miss Hilda
katz, Miss Bertha KatZ, Miss Minnie
Bahr, Mrs. c. DiIges, Mrs. NJ. Banz, Mrs.
d. Bruno, Mrs c. Kratz. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Buchhoz and Miss R. Banz.
A very enjoyable party was recently given
by the Columbian Literary and Debating
CIuO at the hGme OF the president, Miss Con-
stance Lawrence. Several original SONGS
were sung, and the parlors we're beautifully
decorated by Miss Stella Robin and Miss
Martha K"rbel. Music and dancing were
the features Of the evening and delightful
evening was spent Those present were
Misses Stella and CeIina Robin, Sarah Elias
Maude Getz, May Harms, Martha Korbel,
Helena Koroel. Olga Korbel, Constance
Lawrence, jessie Fretz, Abbie Soule, Mary
Bumstead, Emily Lindsay, Fannie Clarke,
Mile BrOgi. Lulu Brog, Marie Mitchell,
Emma BOde, Lizzie GIess, Mir nie Decker,
Carrie Dingley; Messrs. Howard Green,
Tom Hall, Peter Decker, Herman Harms,
Maurice Lipman, Henry Lipman, Henry
Bode, Eddie Bumstead and many others.
Mrs. Alderman gave an enjoyable party
at her residence, 1882 Howard street. on the
Path Inst. to her son, Mr.. w. w. Reagan.
The evening was made enjoyable with q
capital musical programme Among those
present were: Miss NJ. Smith, Miss Nc
Wright, Miss Nelson, Miss Clark, Miss La
BONN, Miss Breslin. Miss Monsus, Miss Nc
Alpin, Miss Hemme, Miss Killiver, Miss
Brown, Miss Doyle, Mrs. Beigalel, Mrs.
Moniers, Mrs. -AckermaD, Miss Kelso, Miss
COyne; Messrs. ca Ambusier, c. Ambus-
ter, G. Nagel, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. McGrath, Mr..
Doyle. Mr.. Cook, Mr.. NJ nm. Mr.. Cotton,
Mr.. McCaTty, Mr.. Grosinger, MIR. Rogers