The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-06

lar dancing club were all smiles when they dis
covered that they had for once beaten The
weather. Union square Hall was crowded he
fore the wintry blast ana Storm struck he ciy
on Saturday evening. aud every one was bappy.
The ladies' and gentlemen VINO attend these
parties TOO serious IN their mannrr wheh
dancing, and go through the Pleasures OF me
waltz a. II II WAS part If their days work lhis
is particularly noticeable among lhe ladies, ana
The boys are not much better.
The affair on Saturday was quite OF an IN
formal nature and all appeared 10 enjoy mem
selves IN their own W y. Th"re were about 10Y
people on the floor The management "nnou nee
A farewell party To take place in the same nan
on Saturday evening. April 10.
The Beethoven
Choral Society gave an enjoyable social and
dance In Social Hall, 102 O'Farrell street. on
Tuesday evening. the attendance being select
ana by invitation. Among the musical features
most worthy of mention were glee song, 'one
Morning in May" 10y the society bass SOLO,
"FrArs of Orders Gray" by Mr. Hugh Wllllam-
son; POLKA chorus, What the Bee Is 10 ne
Floweret" by the society; duet, Forever
Nine" by Mis-. Williams and Miss Snenkef;
81 e. Summer and Winter" by the soclety
The entertainment was quite success. mrs'
W. ii. Holt was the conductor. Mr. w. l.; Chanl'
berlain floor director and MIR. Ii. +. Powell assist.
ant. The following acted on the committee Oh
arrangements: Mrs. A. Loane MISS SnehkeI
Mrs. S H. Brake Miss Tobey, Miss Zihu, Mr..
williamson. Mi. 5. II. Brake, Mr.. V. hlngweH'
Mr.. W. IL. Nelson and MIR. f. w. Brake.
The Terpsicfores.
There was a very select and jolly party al MISS
| A da Ciaik's hall on Suffer str ct last Wednes-
day evening when the Terpsichores met 10 ENJOY
| their second social dance OF the season Inc
| hall was very aSteiully decorated with bunting
| and Chinese lanterns ana presented a charming
| and picturesque scene when the floor was we'll
| filled with dancers which was the case In spite
| OF the inclemency Of the weather.
The grand march was led by Miss Emma
| Str0ecker and Mr.. John Ii. SieffeDs and some
|
| The officers OF the club are: President, Mr.. T.
| A. Glover; first yice-president. Miss Annie
| MiScbler; second vice president, MISS Dora
| BOepple; secretary, Mr.. w. B. Hepworth, and
treasurer. Mr.. j. F. Hancock.
| The popular parties OF the Terpsichores VIII
! be resumed Immediately after Lent.
The Pacifics.
The Pacific Dancing Club gave its fifth social
| party In Santa Rosa Hall last Friday evening,
which was well attended ana was a great sue
cess. TIE pacihcs gain popularity on every
| party they give and Will soon be looking around
for hall Of their OVID. The literary and
| musical numbers between the dances we're much
! enjoyed ana the novelty was greatly appte-
| ciated.
MI. G. F. Flsgg and pretty Miss Daisy Truelt
| led The grand march. Miss Truett wore a very
| pretty costume OF gray cashmere with lace
| trimmings, which was most becoming. MeSsrs.
! X. II. Junkaps, +. b. Morris +. sehmltz, h
! Trsuiner and W. T. Ward acted as committee
| men ana MIR. G.. f. Flagg was lie floor dill ector
Among those who assisted In The literary and
| musical programme were Mr.. X. II. Junkans'
| Mr.. A. H. SIMPSON. Miss Tully, MIR. H. has
seDger. Mr.. II. Trauiner. Mr.. f. Schmltz Miss
| May Keane aud Miss l.. Trau;ner. who made the
| hit of tue evening by her clever reciiing
A Presentation.
Captain L. 6. Essen OF Company II, First In
fautty, n. G. c.. the recipient OF pleasant
surprise asst Tuesday evening when the men,
Iers of bis company assembled alter drill III the
reception room OF the Annoy. and presented
| him with handsome silver service as wedding
| EN- aud also as a token OF The esteem and re-
81 eet IN which he is held by his companions In
| aims.
Lieutenant Thomas A. Evans in a neat speech
voiced The good wishes Of Company h, Tor the
| welfare and happiness OF The captain ana DIS
bride, aud made the presentation.
Captain Essen, IN a few well. chosen and ieel-
Ing remaILs, thanked all present for lhelr KIND
ness IN presenting him with such handsome
testimonial OF their good feeling aud assu ed
them ali mat the git would be rs highly appre-
ciated by Mrs Essen as by himself
Parties.
The surprise party OF the week was that ar
ranged by Mrs. j. Doyle and successfully ear
ried out in every particular.
Mrs j. J. HAYES was caught mapping the
other evening by a small army OF friends, who
entered her homo in the most unceremouiO us
manner POSSIBLE; however, all were heartily
welcome. and as they came supplied with all the
necessary adjuncts OF ful-fedged party they
were doubly welcome. Among The company was a
| string orchestra, composed OF HdbuoHns, guitar
aud yous. aud what with music, singing and
dancing al were happy. Those among the
raiders who were called upon to assist In the en-
| toyable entertainment we're Miss l.. Fox, tht
Misses Fannery, the Misses Grozelier Pro
lessor Biaja Miss A. Doyle, Mr.. Samuel Has
| kins. Dr. j. Thomas. Miss Belle Bullen, Mr.. 1.
NJ. Killian DR.. William II. SeibeTsf, Miss Emily
Seberst ana others for about forty-iye were IN
the party and Kept up the gayetles into tue wee
sma' hours.
very enjoyable party was given Miss Daphne
| Josephine Duphy Al her home, 1908 Golden
Gate avenue, last Thursday evening. The
grounds al ound the house were brilliantly iIlu-
| minated win iDnumefable Chinese lanterns, and
as the night was warm and clear the guests were
able to have good time IN lie open air / he
interior Of The house was gayly decorated vi h
| nOwers and eYrfgTeens, ana The guests were
entertained with dancing and singing until
1880, at which time supper was ANNOUNCE d and
| all repaired TO The dining.ToOm to enjoy the hos
| ptallty OF ths hostess. Among those present
were: Miss Josie Ambrose. Miss Anita Bytn-s,
! Miss Y Ambrose Miss Minnie Cobn Miss Mae
| Duphy, Miss Emm Amelia Shields. Miss Lillian
Clark, Miss Esteie Clark, Miss Alice
olga Morrison. Miss Della Smith. Miss Daphne
Josephine Duphy, Mr. and Mrs. Duphy, MI. and
Mrs. NJ. Brown; Messrs. sidney Moore. Leo
Goodman. Jacques Byrnes. William Crowley,
Henry Shakespeare Engl1nder. James Connors.
John Dobey FraukfOrd Regan, Charles White.
Herbert GaYegan, Guy Nayman and FRANK
Wilson.
was given 10 Mr.. lsidor Biesiauer at his resi-
deuce 1918 Buchanan street on sunday evening
When the psrty had all arrived and made them
selves feel qule a nome thrS stdiieu VA 10 nave
a good time dancing. Among those present were
Miss r.. Well Miss Meta LeZlDsky, Miss Zines
tine CasSel. Nj. L. Abrams, Mr.. Marc Cooper
Mr.. Ralph Levy aud Mr.. l.. Swartz.
Miss Celia Tighe was rendered a very pleasant
surprise party on Saturday evening at her hom'
1873 Chattanooga street. Music and dancing
made the tIme pass very en1oyably, and de
llcous supper served at midnight, ate
which dancing was kept up until near tie dawf
OF day. Those pTese nj were The Misses Celii
and Anna Tighe, Mr.. and MIS-. D. L. Steele, Mi
and Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss Tessle Wall, Miss
Derng. Miss Bella Carer. Miss Mamie shy
Miss Kittle Hynes, Miss Mamie Wall. Mis-,
| Annie Mcdonald, Miss Kate Kenny, Miss NJ
Gerald. Nj. a 5. Burt, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Taboas, MI
j. Hynes, Dr. J. c. Hennessey, Mr.. W. M
Cannon, Mr.. +. MeNaly. MIR. W. O'Brlen Nj
Fred Mann. Mr.. j. Costello, MI. A Baseni AM
Mf. j. Y. Jefiries.
Coming Events.
The grand performance OF Messrs. Stewart
and RObeTtsoB's comic opera. His Majesty" Of
King CadenZa, for the benefit OF he San Fran
cisco Polytechnic viii sake place In the Crane
Opera-house next Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Clutf have issued In
viiations for a reception and dance at their home