The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-10
A SOCIAL NOVELTY
The Debit of the Monday
Evening Club.
ITS SUCCESSFUL PLANNING.
A Fashionable Gathering Enjoys a
Dance at the Paiace-The Ladies'
< Exquisite Toilets.

Great curiosity has been aroused during
the past few weeks among many of the
bright stars who move and have their being
within the magic circle that surrounds the
Four Hundred of oan Francisco In regard
to the daring move that had been made by
some of our leading citizens in forming
social organization on original lines ard
plans hitherto not attempted in society
organizations in this city.
1.-The proof Of the pudding is in the eat
ing" and last night the long-anticiDated
first night" of the Monday Evening Club
proved one of the best and most profound
successes Of the season.
The Maple Hail in the Palace Hotel is too
we'll known to need any description here,
further than that as daneing-room iE has
no superior in the city. The floor was in
perfect order and the management was we'll
repaid by the results for the pains taken in
bringing it to such perfect state by the
use of wax and elbow grease.
The Hungarlaus played the best dance
music Of the day, and dancing was more
like dream than an exerti0n TO the accom-
plished deyotees of the light fantastic, and
the pleasures OF waltz over the well-pol-
ished floor had charm not easily forgotten.
AZ II O'Clock light refreshments suitable
lot SucN al OCCASION were SeTVPu III dldC6
Hotel best style and the punch was excel
lent. Midnight was the hour fixed to cease
dancing. and every one, before leaving.
pronounced the affair one Of the principal
social successes OF the winter season.
Mrs. Robert Wielapd- princess,
embroidered In gold; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Helen Berger-Empire costume of
white Grape, green velvet sleeves, trimmed
with pink roses; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Birdie Rice elbow Grape. decollete.
ornaments diamonds.
Miss Martell-Red India silk and black
lace.
Miss Ada Dougherty Satin striped
chiffon; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Mabel Estee-BGe India silk with
white bertha; gold slippers.
Miss Cole-White Grape; ornaments dia-
monds.
with white chiffon.
Miss Jack-Pink satin. decoIete; orna-
ments diamonds.
Miss Knox-YeIlow fshnet trimmed with
yellow hyacinths.
Miss Robinson-Whi bite Grape and pansies;
ornaments diamonds.
Miss Clara Sanderiui- Black lace with red
velvet bodice; white roses; ornaments dia-
mnnds.
Nine. Theo. Sanderlni-Red silk, covered
with black lace; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Maud ROthernel- Pale blue broca1r
Miss Mamie Hoesch-Light pink silk
ornaments diamonds.
Miss j. B0squet-Pink India silk.
Miss A. Bosquet-Blue India silk.
Miss Mamie Phillps-White embroidery
silk trimmed with ostrich tips.
Miss Tayor-Blue mousseIine de sole;
ornaments diamonds.
Among those present we're: Hon. and
Mrs hi. NJ. Estee. Miss Mabel Estee, Mr..
George q. Rice. Miss Birdie Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. NJ: Dougherty, Miss Ada Dougherty.
Miss Mae Robinson, Miss Edyth Goweli, Mss
Ethel MiddI Teton. Mrs. Emma MhooB. Miss
May Sharon, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Weiland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton, Miss Grace Barton,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Sanford Taylor, Mrs. M.
Berger, Mrs. Laura l.. Buffandeau, Miss
Helene Berger. Mrs. Captain Frele. Miss
Saidee Austin, Colonel Charles SOnntag,
Mr.W. A. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Sachs. Miss
Beatrice Sachs. Mrs. Captain More, DR.. and
Mrs j. L. Bayson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis,
Miss Lewis, William II. Chambliss. Eugene
A. Mantel, Lieutenant John Carin. u. 5.
N, Lieutenant Commander I. 5. Phelps,
9. $. n, Lieutenant a: L. Broadbent. U.
$. +. NJ, Lieutenant White, U. s. r. M,
Lieutenant Meyers, U. S. X. NJ, Captain
and Mrs. j. L. Smith. p III. 5. S. Co., Cap
tain and Mrs. f. II. Johnson. 2. n. S. S.
Co., Mr. and Mrs. H. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. }. o II. CoSgroye, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. d.
Bigelow. Leutrn aDt Charles Fisher, Miss
Emma Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Pix
ley, Mrs. p. b. Horton, Miss Louise Hor-
ton. Miss Gertrude Jack, Miss Susie Nc
Even. Miss Minnie Horton. Mr.. Fl. II.
Harkey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. A. Johnson,
Mr.. Albert Fritz. Mr.. and Mrs. E. n Fritz,
Miss Ella Fritz, Miss Lulu Fritz, Captain C.
NJ. Goodall of the Naval Reserve, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Seligman, Mr. Harry GeodalI, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Wilkie, Mr.. f. G. Carrera. Miss
Mania HOpsph. DR. IT CnDI.
son. Mr.. o. A. Barnard. Mr. Louis T.
Phillips. Mr.. Willis Polk. Miss E. L. Knux,
Nj. r. G. Mackay, Miss Phillips, DR.. Craw-
ford, L. ). NJ. the Misses Agnes and Lizzie
Whooton of Redwood City. Mr.. Chauncey
NJ. st. John, Mr.. Lang of Portland. Mr..
Levy. DR.. Stern, Judge aud Mrs. Trout.
Miss Gaynor Wilson. Nine. Theo Sanderini,
Miss Ssnderini. Miss Maud Rothernel, Mrs.
p. Rothermel.
The officers of the club are: William Fl.
Chambliss, president; Eugene a. Mantell,
treasurer; LOUIS Z. Phillips, secretary.