The morning call., 1893-01-23

feather fan to match her dress.
Miss Ethel Keepers looked charming In an
empire gown Of naie range silk, richly trimmed
with gold lace. She wore magnificent cOTSage
bouquet Of violets and diamond ornaments.
Miss Josie Bradley was dressed In pretty
costume OF black silk cut shape with elegant
white lace fall aud. trimmings. She wore long
white Kid gloves and carried handsome feather
tan.
The belle Of the ball was Miss Ruth White,
golden-haired Venus OF striking beauty. she
wore all elegant empire gown OF While cashmere
very lrettiy trimmed With pink silk Iib6on and
White lace. She wore long pink silk gloves.
The barn parry was one OF the best aud most
select Of The season. Noah Btandps orchestra
played the latest music aud played II we'll. III
was the best orchestra We have heard for a long
time, and The better the music The more enjoy.
able the dancing.
The officers Of this new and euerprisInR party
club are: President, MIR. II. W. Schwind; vice.
PRESIDENT. Mr.. T. I. Browne; secretary Mr.. G.
sentinel. Mr.. c. Stanley Clark; manager. Mr.. A.
+. Thomson. The names Gu tie r GET Ion COM
mittee included Miss Adele Lyons. Miss L.
Keepers. Miss Nellie Mccoy. Miss Rush White,
Miss Blanche Pegg. Miss Laura CIepn, Miss
CIeia Jones, Miss Edith Forbes and Miss Lizzie
HeTYe.
The Merry MonarChs.
The overerowding OF Union-square Han last
Thursday evening was good evidence HAT the
merry Monarchs" have stuck The popular
vein and are in for successful run through the
season They must, however, either limil their
Invitations or 20 TO Il larger hail. for the public
comfort must be STUDIED. Or II not, gOod-by 10
the Merry Monarchs. The hat and coat room
was iammed, and every conceivable corner used
10 stow away those necessary appendages, but
Ii impossible 10 accommodate all Corners.
Dancing was next to impossible 80 great was the
crush. consequently the Overwhe Inning success
OF the parry was really a failure so far as per-
sonal comfort and real enjoym ent may be cGR-
sidered factors that make or IN ar the success or
such entertainments.
n. d. G. w.
The members OF Los LON os Parlor No. IL. n.
d. G. W.. gave their first eriainmeut and hop
TO Invited guests last Friday evening 10 their
iodgelo om corner Sevent, enth and Noe streets.
The prog anime was excellent and each number
Was we'll rendered. Dancing to BUNS famous
music proved an Irresistible attraction TO the
MA jOTiIy OF The company present, and the bril-
liant toilets OF the ladies, added TO their charm
ing aud animated faces. made The scene one Of
beauty as well as pleasure. This was the first
opportunity for non members OF the order 10
meet the ladies OF Los LpmOs PaIlor No. ~. and
the acquaintance made proved mutually agree
able. Los Lomos Parlor pfides itself on is
personnel ana tie high social standard OF lis
members.
Y. L. |.
Young Ladies' Institute No. entertained the
members OF Young Ladies' institute No. 10 last
Wednesday evening at a meeting that was well
attended by members OF both lodges. Several
grand officers were present and all thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. Addresses were delivered
by Grand President Ella Comyns aud Grand
Secretary Josie kloloy cougratulatlng Young
Ladies' Institute No. on It's sound financial
standing and the efficiency OF its officers. Dur
ing The evening delicious refreshments were
served under the supervision OF Mrs. Dheihg,
assisted by Miss Kate began, Miss 81. Barry,
Miss Kate Landers, Miss Kate Butler, Miss Mary
Hickey and Miss Martha COppage.
Tie following officers were duly Installed by
Gr nd President Ella COmyus. assisted by Grand
Secretary Josie Motley, who acted grand
MARSHALL Past president. Sophie Grote; tresi-
dent, Kate Ladders; first yiee-presidenf. Mrs.
Dbeilig; financial secretary. NJ Degan; treasurer,
Kate Gleason; recording secretary, Marguerite
Grote; marshal Kate began; inside sentinel, NJ.
Cunningham; outside sentinel, NJ. Barry; trus-
ices Kate Conln. Mrs. n. Riley. Mrs. X. Dryer.
Miss Geneyleye carroll and Miss Kate Fitzpat-
rick, ard organist. Miss May Myers.
The Ormonde Ball.
BDal Birth Hail presented an animated APP
pearance en- Saturday evening. on The occasion
Of the OTmonde Clubs first anniversary ball.
From the galleries the scene was like flower
garden as nearly all The gay jewellers of the fair
sex wore their hats, the chief ecoration oil which
was feathers OF all tie colors OF the rainbow.
Mr. James ii. Lynch aud Miss Mile Wolff led
the grand march, and when III at was over the
fun commenced. Such dancing and pirouettiDg
is seldom seen even III San Francisco, and some
of The youths and madeBs in turning appeared
as though they had been wound up and Warranted
to Keep on turning for the whole evening.
There were between three and four hundred
dancers on the floor and The frs: effort or HE
''OTm0ndes" may be looked upon as success.
Tie officers aud committees include the presi-
d mt, j. w. Rlordan, j. i. Cannon, Phillip
Moore. j. Ii. Lynch, j. X. Colbert, L. Walsh and
j. Hausman.
Parties, Etc.
Colonel and Mrs. 1. w. Morris entertained a
number Of their friends at their beautiful home,
corner OF Piedmont and Moss avenues. Oakland,
on the 10th inst. The rarlors were pfettlly dec
Grated with flowers and foliage and everything
was done to make the affair one of the most en-
~.
yersaiion and music claimed the attention Of the
guests during the early hours OF the evening At
$3.50 a delicious cold collation. was served and
the party spent an enjoyable time around the
festive board. After supper talk Kept tie party
together exchanging "reminiscences OF the past
until late hour. Among those present were:
Judge aud Mrs. Gibson, Judge and Mrs. Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. Hill. MIR. and Mrs. William Law,
Major and Mrs. W. WOOD. MIR. Fred Wood. DIR.
aud Mrs. Moore, the Misses A. and May Moore,
Mr. aud Mrs. Wasbburn and Major Perkins.
most enjoyable birthday parry was rendered
Mr.. James KIttermare Jr at his parents' resi-
deBce, 1916 Stockton street, on Saturday even
ing, January Ia On ibs arrival OF The guests
merry-making was at once begun. There was
good singing In abundance. dancing and instru-
mental music. Al midnight all participants. led
by Miss KtstermaD, marched TO the elegantly
decorated dining-r0oms. where covers were
spread for seventy. aud enjoyed delicious e.
past. Alter supper dancing was resumed and
continued 10 the wee sma' hours.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kitterman, Mr. aud Mrs. DtIscoll, Mr..
and Mrs. James Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs ID. SkIlleB.
Mr.. aud MRS. w. buddy. Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Wise.
MIR. aud Mrs. Percy Smith. MIR. and Mrs. w.
watson, Mr.. and Mrs. SCHNEIDER, Mrs. NJ.
Duddy, Mrs. NJ. Smith, Misc X. Carlin, Misses
NJ. aud N. DeIahanty. Miss X. Buckley, Miss A.
Staude, Miss l.. GaDsz, Miss M. ConDoly, Miss
NJ. Glover, Miss NJ. Kisterman. Miss q. Smith,
Miss S. Smith, Miss A. Renner. Miss Alma Wise,
Miss Irene Smith, Miss NJ. MeManD. Miss Nj.
Lieet, Miss l.. German; Messrs. Z. A. Buckley
q. Glover, nj. McManus, q. Kltteiman, S. Ma
than, W; Vessel. d.. Perrone, Q. Perrone. L.
Smith, &. Renner. J. Staude, J. KiitermaD, L.
ReDnei. +. w. Smith, K. Kitterman, A. Me-
Manns, &. A. Glover, II. SKilien q. SCHNEIDER,
X. Renner and q. buddy.