The morning call., 1893-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miss Mae Dimond gave dinner party last
Tuesday evening at her residence. The flora
decorations were exquisite, the menu was eab
crate and the affair was made pleasant in every
way. Among those present we're: Miss Mae
Dimond, Miss Pratt. Miss Laura McKinstry
Miss Tobiu, Joseph Tobin, Robert L. Coleman
Harry Dimopd and E. q. Schmiedeli.
Mrs. George II. Lent gave pleasant matinee
tea last Wednesday at her residence In honor OF
Miss Gertrude Severance OF Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Croker gave din
ner party last Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on California street After dinner the
party attended the charity ball.
Or. /. Fl. and Mrs. Gordon Stallard have re-
MEMO Park. where they will be "at homer
from the 18th to the 10th of November. both
inclusive.
Mrs Z. j. McCutchen and Miss Alice Nc
Cutchen gave matinee tea on Thursday al
their residence, and pleasantly entertained
quite a number of their friends.
Ensign W. J.. Dodd, U. S. N, was married In
New York on October %. to Miss Martha w,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Parrott gave dinner
party last Tuesday evening at their residence on
Franklin street. Afterward they and tteir
guests attended the charity ball.
Ensign S. S. Robinson. U. ). N, and Miss
Mazie Clark, daughter OF Commander and Mrs.
Charles +. Clark, U. s. N, OF Mare Island, were
he navy-yard on Friday afternoon, October 81.
Rev. T.. +. Burnham Of Vallejo officiated The
affair was very quietly celebrated.
Mr.. ana Mrs. N. Gosliner celebrated their
sill yer wedding very pleasantly by giving re-
cepIion yesterday afternoon at their residence,
1903 Scott street. Many OF their friends called
10 congratulate them and were most Hospitality
entertained.
The Slovenian N. s. Club held its first anni-
versary ball last Saturday evening at Union.
square Hall. The clubs band furnished excel
lent music for dancing, which the many guests
en- ioyed until late hour.
Mission ParlOr Hall was the scene last Sat
urday evening of the first anniversary party Of
Precita ParlOr No. 1877, Native Sons Of the Col
attended by a large number of the members
and their friends, who enjoyed dancing until
early morning.
The Coiumblans gave their tenth party at
Scottish Hall last Thursday evening aud pro-
vlded several hours Of pleasure for many OF
their friends.
The San Francisco Fusileers gave their
twenty-sec0nd anniversary ball last Wednes-
day evening at California Nall. 1t was very
enjoyable affair and was well attended.
The Norlaines gave their fifth party last
Saturday evening at Bnai Birth Hall, which
was crowded with friends OF the members. No
efforts were spared to make the affair enjoya-
Bile and 1t was successful from every stand.
point.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, gave an enjoyable
campfire ana bail last Tuesday evening at
B'nai Birth Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. C. Mascroft, William A. Ju-
mont, MTS, JufHOnt, MitOu DuDU anu MIS-.
Bobb, OF this city. and &. w. Bacon. Mrs.
Bacon and Miss Hessee Bacon, OF Oakland, en-
joyed private picnic on Golden Gate beach
week ago yesterday.
The thirteenth annual masquerade ball of the
San Francisco ScbuetZen Damen Veren was
held at Saratoga hall last saturday evening. 1t
was well attended and resulted very pleas
antly. Many handsome costumes were worn.
Henry Lester was the floor manager, and his
assistants were Alexander Volkman Adolph
Ludemann. Emil Scbwartze aud Alvin Mass.
The reception committee comprised j. Schles-
selmann, Ii. Harms and X. +. SchwartZe. On
the committee OF arrangements were Mrs. w.
Harms, Mrs. M. HEM aud Mrs. A. Mass.
The Installation OF officers of the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society No. took place last Mon
day evening at the hall OH Sn0lweIl street. The
following were installed by the grand deputy.
Miss Scuily: President, Miss Katie Miles;
senior vice president, Miss ii. Moll0y; junior
vice-president, Miss Mamie Miles; recording
secretary Miss Ella Booth; corresponding sec.
rotary. Miss Nellie McCarty; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. E. Code; treasurer. Mrs. A. B. Ma
guire marshal, Miss Evelyn Haubrich; guard,
Mrs. j. y. Green; executive committee. Miss l..
Horn. Mrs. Molloy. Miss Miles, Miss Fennell
and Miss May Burke. After the installation
pleasant time was spent. during which refresh
mpnfs were served.