The morning call., 1893-06-05
MISCELLA NEOUS.

Mrs. Charles Wilson gave delightful lurch-
con Thursday at her residence. 231o Sacra-
meuto street. Those present were Mrs. Wood
worth. Mrs. Coembes, Miss Wethered, Miss
Mamie Burling, Miss Eugenia Chaplin, Miss
FlOrencp Wrihe and Miss Gertrude Wilson.
Mrs. f. j. Starr entertained number of
friends last Wednesday evening at The Hotel
Bella Vista. Instrumental nd vocal music,
dancing and delicious supper made The hours
pass most pleasantly.
Francis q. NewlandS gave an enjoyable pri-
vate picnic recently on the Burlingame Tract.
near San Mateo, and Hospitality entertained
about twenty five gentlemen.
A NUMBER Of Oakland people gave coaching
party 10 Haywards last edneSday evening
and enjoyed dinner at the hotel and pleasant
drive back In the moonlight. The patty com
Misses Knowles, Miss " heaton, Miss Grimes
Miss Tubbs. Miss Farrier, Mr. Adams. Harry
Adams. q. b. Greenwood, f. A. Greenwood,
Harry Knowles ana w. A. Pownng.
The DelsatIe and elocutioH class Of the Young
Womeu's Christian Association gave vely
pleasant entertainment last Monday evening at
the rooms, 1921 OFatrell street. The fair
was quite Interesting and attracted large
audience.
Miss Annie Wood and Abraham Peiser re-
ceiyed lai ge number of their friends yesterday
at heir betrotnal reception al 631 Hayes
street.
Britannia Lodge No. Z. lighters OF St.
George, gave an enjoyable entertainment last
Wednesday evening at Fore sters' hall Music,
games aud dancing formed the pleasures of
the affair, and TIN social committee proved it,
sell tn b. very fficirnt.
The wed ding OF Miss Sofia Rhine and Moses
Frank took place yesterday at the home OF The
bride. l7l6 Post street, and was very happily
C lebraied.
Tie National Club gave an ENJOYABLE enter
ianment and dance in UniOn-squaTe Hall last
night which was attended by many friends Of
Ibe members.
The Nos Osros Club gave a very pleasant
outing and coaching party on Memorial day
from Oakland 10 haywards. An excellent sup
per was enjoyed al The Haywards HoeL The
party comprised: W. Ii. HaletI, i. 5. Atkins,
r. 4. Radke, II. S. Fisher II. =. Taylor Jr.. ".
II. Patten Jr., Frank King. MIR. Brcher, George
Hanencht. g. S. B ckman, James +. Ludlow,
j. A. christie, A. Suffer, Frank L. Webb Mrs.
f. Suffer, Miss Jennie Crockett. DR.. j. h. War
ner, MISS Alice NJ. Russ, Mrs. Ii. E. Hlghton,
". II. ChanrblISs Charles r. Morse, c. w. Hub
bard, Miss Eva Swain and Colonel and Mrs. X.
II. Warted.
The Monday Evening Club gave pleasant
party last Monday night in HE maple room at
the Palace Hotel. under the direction OF " H.
liam Il. ChamblIss. Excellent music was pro-
vided aud the evening was passed In most
pjOyable manner.
Mrs A. w. Larimer gave very pleasant
lunch party last Friday at her residence on
Capp slle to Mrs w. Il. Shaw, drill master Of
the drlll corps Of Amty Rebekah Lodge. prior
TO her departure foi the East. The dun corps
presented her with a handsome purse aud card
case as token of appreciation.
Miss Frances A. Sunol and Adorh B. An
gus were united In marriage on May 27 in San
jose Rev. Father CaIZla oflicaed
The II Francisco Grand Conservatory of
Music gave coneert al Union Square Hall
last Friday evening and attracted large and
appreciatlve audience. The selections by Miss
Baker and Nj. W oods We're excellent and were
accorded generous APPLAUSE. Special mention
is due Miss Florence Burke, who gave Beelho-
ven's "Moonght Senate" and Bach's ''Inv IL
tons" In manner that would do credit to
prof ssioDal.
Walter G. O'Brien gave a delightful garden
party last Monday evening at Saratoga Fl II,
aud on W Wednesday evening gave very pleas
ant calico party at Scottish Hall.
The patty given by California Castla No. l.
knights OF the Golden Eagle. last Wednesday
evening" al Union Square Hall. was one OF the
most successful affairs in the history of the Or
ganiZatiOn. No pains were spared 10 make it a
success and The result was very gratifying TO
The members
The Acme Social Club gave Its first entertain
ment and ball last Saturday evening 1t s..
Johns HALL The evenings entertainment
opened with song by William Hogan, which
drew forlh great applause; next on the pro-
gramme was a banjo solo by NJ. Higgins; next
a very neat clog dance by j. Nolan, assisted by
Miss Wallace; next was /. Nealey, who sung
his favOrie Song. After the entertainment the
grand march was formed, which was led by VI.
Callaghan add his partner, Miss Maggie Bush.
Dancing continued uDill early morning. W.
Barry &C ed as floor manager.
he Au Fat Club gave its seventh instaia-
ton party at Mission Opera Hall last Friday
evening and pleasantly entertained many OF its
friends.