The morning call., 1893-01-02

ceedpd to the residence OF Mrs Cookson, where
two long and beautifully decorated tables were
loaded with dainty dishes and Winds. The
company PASSED about two hours al the table,
toa>t~, speeches. reciiatons, vocal and iustru-
mental music being InIermlng.ed WIN the pop
ping OF champagne c0tks, Termed hitting iinale
10 Tile Joyous occasion. The company reluctantly
separated shortly after Low twelve regretting
that such sociai reunions occur so seldom In life-
The entire credit OF The planning aud the success
OF the party Is due 10 tue committee of arrange.
meiIfs hesdames Ella l.. Heyener, Addle T.
Macdonald aud l.. Sanders.
Tie guests MIR. and Mrs. III. Il. May
hew, MIR. and Mrs e. o. Swanberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q. Smitn,
MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Jutlon,
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Daywslt. DR.. and Mrs.
Bailey, Mr. aud Mrs. +. w. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Patterson, Mr.. aud Mrs. I. ii. Mac
donald. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
Christensen. MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Person Mr..
and Mrs. f. N. Willberg, Mr. and Mrs. Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Coburn, DR.. and Mrs. Gard. Mr.
and Mrs. john Cecil Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cookson.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Leb. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Harris Mrs. Ella l.. Heyener. Mrs. l.. Sanders,
Mrs Robert VNe. mrs. Oslrandrr. Mrs DIR.
Mrs Denny, Kiss Carrie Denny. Miss Swanberg
Miss Carrie Maggie, Miss Mary Reynolds. Miss
Matte Attenta, Miss Nina Cook son, Cantain w.
A. Phillips, Mr.. Robert NJ. Phillips. Mr.. Charles
l.. I homas. Mr.. A. n Gilmore. Mr.. +. L. A.
SchloeseI, Mr.. William Haistead. Mr.: Esner.
Magic. Mr. VIII Cooksou Master Bonnie Harris.
The PhiIomatic Club.
by the Phomatc Club few evenings ago in
their clubrooms, corner Ninth and Market
streets, which were very prettily decorated for
the occasion. The club at present numbers
| hfty-two. aud each member was allowed only
few Invitations. hence there was a limited bui
apprecatiye audience.
The following programme was we'll carried
out: Overture. Cooke Brothers.; vocal solo.
Miss NJ. Walker; sword contest, Professor An
son aud Mr.. Dannenbaum; Chinese character
play and Instrumental medley, Mr.. Joseph
Cooke; voca! selection Miss Z: ingalls,, as vocal
piauo recital, Mr.. Joseph Cooke; declamstion,
Mr.. James 5. Phillips; comic song. MI. Il.
Guthbert; select reading, Miss A: Teresi; vocal
| MIR. Joseph Redmond.
After the entertainment dancing was enjoyed
| until! midnight.
Coming Events.
The Pioneer Rowing Club VIII give their third
party at B'na Birth Hall, 121 Eddy street., on
Saturday evening, February 4.
Mrs. e. E. Eyre and Miss Mary Eyre Will
give reception at their residence next Wednes.
day evening.
The Friday Night Club will hold It's third
cotilion on January g.
The first Mon day Evening Club ball will be
given 10 the Maple Hall OF the Palace Hotel on
| the 9th inst.
Mrs. b. A. Normand has issued invitations TO
| The opening reception al the "Lennox," 628
| Suffer street. next Thursday evening. There
Will be dareing from TO IL O'clock.
| Mission Parlor No 3S will give an entertain.
ment and dance after the installation Of officers
! Mission Opera Hall on Wednesday evening,
| January IL. 1898.
| The pupils OF Anherson's Academy viii give
fancydress and domino party next Saturday
! evening at their hall. corner Of Seventeenth and
| Noe stferts.
Thr next Preside hop VIII take place to.mor.
| Carpenters' Union No 22 will hold public
installation ana entertainment % Friday even
| This viii be the fest OF series OF entertain
menis which the union proposes TO give. All
| non union men cordially invited and desired o
be present. Admission fre. Meeting in ODD
| Fellows Hall, fourth floor
| The first grand bah OF tile Golden West Social
| Club Will lake place at Bersaglieri Hall next
! Saturday evening.
George Walter Egan vi give shakespear IN
reading at Metropolitan Iemple on Tuesday
evening, January 10, 1898.
The BeTns will give their fifteenth hop at
| Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, January
! II. 1893.
| The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-.
| deayor Of the Central Methodist Church Will hold
1 its NV Years reception In the church parlors
| this evening.
The Home Council, o. C. F., win give euchre
party Oh Tuesday January 10 at Excelsior Hall,
! 2319 Mission street.
James a. Garfield Post No. 81, G. A. R.. and
| James A. Garfield Corps No. 81. w X. C.. Will
| hold joint Installation of officers tomorrow
| evening III Social Hall. 102 0Faneli street The
| public is cordially invited TO attend.
| IHe n OTtdlneS VIII hold ttelr New Year party
| al Bna Birth Hall next Saturday evening.
| social club entitled the "Ali Babas" was
| organized last week Win f. A. Bieoerman as
president and X. j. O'Connor secretary The
| club Will give their first bop at Scottish Hall
| Thursday evening January 10, 1898.
The Mikados Will give Japanese party at
| Odd Fellows Hall next Thursday evening
| The Pacific Dancing Clublan0ounees its initial
party for next Friday evening al Santa Rosa
| Hall.
| The Golden West Social Club VIII give grand
| bali at Bersaglleti Hall next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cuff have issued Invita-
| tons for reception and dance at their house on
Vallejo street next Monday evening.
- Ignatlan Council No. 80 VIII give musical
| entertainment and dance at Odf Fellows Hail
| on Friday evening, January ~ 1898.
| parties at Odd lows Hall on Thursday even
| ing. January 20, 1898.
| The CommeI cial Alumni Association will hold
| an open meeting next Friday evening at Arcadia
| Hall.
Gleanings.
| Mr.. William II. Chambllss gave an enjoyable
| dinner party at the Palace Hotel last Monday
evening. Among the guests were Mr.. Walter b.
/ Cooke, Mr.. George 5. Mearns, Mr.. Charles p.
| Thore Mr.. X. Il. hIackay and Mr.. IL. I'll. Hafkey.
| The Hon. and Mrs. ii. +. Emerc gave an eab-
crate dinner at the Palace Hotel on Christmas
| day. Those who enjoyed their hospitality were
Mrs. A. B. Dougheriy. Mr. George Mearns. Cap
| taip Reed, Mrs. May Kasey. DIR. George Terri
N,iss Elsa Wolf, Miss Anna keane, Mr.. ii. Bar
| u.
| Miss L. Barber aud Mr. w b. Thompson.
pleasant surprise party was gwen 10 Mrs.
| Charles Dorr at her home at Ocean View prior
| TO her departure for Stock ton, where she with
| her husband is to reside in future. Mr.. aud
| Mrs. Dorr have many fiieDds here, who deeply
regret their removal, and all join IN wishing
| them success and happiness In their new home.
Mr.. A. l.. Bancroft and family are in town from
| Aloha Fam. Walnut Greek, for few weeks
stay al The family residence, 1905 Franklin
street. Mrs. Bancroft will be lat home" on
| Thursdays.
Miss Lou Classen is The guest of Mrs DR..
/ Sheets
Mrs. Lieutenant Herbert Is staying at the
| Eecamier Hotel.
Mrs. Doctor l.. Cool and Miss Dcka Cool en-.
| ioyed their Christmas with Mrs. George Crowell
| at Haywards.
Mrs, jennie Cornell is guest at the Hotel
| Rfcamer.
| DIR. aud Mrs. Albert Noble have taken rooms
| al the Occidental Hotel for he winter.
! Mir. and Mrs. L. Bell are guests at the Hotel
| Recamier.
| the Georgetown Law College Washington, ID.
| G., Is spending the holidays with the family OF
| Nj. Henry George In New YORK City.
Miss Flora Mcguire OF 1105 Laguna street VIII
| not be TAT home" hereafter on the first Tuesday
evening OF The month.
Mr.. j. III. NillZner, an odtime San Francis
| can, has returned from Arizona after an absence
| of ten years.
Miss Ro,ecrans has accompanied her father.
| General W. ). RDseerans. on his trip across the
continent for the benefit OF his health. She Is
with him AZ the RedoDdo Beach Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Bennett entertained
party OF friends al supper last Tuesday evening"
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
| Stewart. DR.. and Mrs. Martin RegensbeTler, Dir.
and MRS. S. S. Kahn. Mr. Leo Cooper.
Mr.. Henry Sontag and family have gone to
Coronado Beach Hotel on short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. b. Overaeker of Niles are
| guests OF Miss Dayan at the Hotel st. Nicholas.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Smith Of Santa Cruz are
stopping at the Palace Hotel.
AT a recent dinner given by a leading society
| lady In London the following unique decora-
lions are described In a letter received from one
of the guests: "A rchways OF red flowers spauned
the table obIiqueiy a. ON side to side; fat
boquets OF the same were laid at intervals on
the .cloth interspersed with vases OF red roses
and ferns"
AT the next cotlion Of the Friday Night Club
the order for dress Is for ladies 10 appear In
pink green ana white. aud the decorations Will
be of he same coors.
Colonel j. u. Stevenson Will hold his annual