The morning call., 1893-05-01


of the residence, neatly decorated with flags
and evergreens, a repast was served. during
which the prizes won by the lucky members
were distributed by the president. Mrs. ).
J. Hendy. 1t was brilliant affair and
fitting climax to the meetings of 1893.
Dinners and LuHcheOns.
a delightful lunch party was given By
Mrs. Henry Schmiedel last Thursday at
her residence. on Post street Mrs. Her
mann Oelrichs was the guest Of honor, and
ten ladies were invited 10 meet her. The
declaration Of the table was in exquisite
taste. The center-piece was tall gilt
lamp, having Il yellow silk shade, and at
either side were candelabra similarly
shaded. Set among The rich service OF Sill
yer and crys,alware were handsome recep-
tac.eS ana vases containing a variety OF
choice roses and fine ferns. delicious
menu was served about one o'clock, and tile
afternoon was made most pleasant one.
Those present were Mrs. Henry Sehmie-
dell, Mrs Hermann Oelrtchs, Mrs. Charles
r. Peters. Mrs Charles L. Green, Mrs. Rob
.ert j. Woods, Mrs. Winsor l.. Brown, Mrs.
B.:H. Baird, Mrs Sidney b. Cushing. Mrs
A. ID. Holman, Mrs. 5. G. Buckbee, Miss
Palache and Miss Ida Palache.
Club Parties.
The members of the Union-sQuare Club
have good reason to feel proud in regard TO
the ball they gave last Friday evening in
B'pai Birth. Halt. 1t was a delightful at
fair JIM. every way, being well managed.
/: Tlje.dfShlaTaf handsome toilets was a very
bretty featgr:e Of the evening. Miss Helen
Frank and y: FletcEeriead the grand march
at:9 O'CLOCK. anf II was followed by four
3he officers and committees. are as fol-
loWs= G)fiiHeFs-.L. C.. kelton. president; I.
M5IrcFarlissp. vice-president; w. NJ. Lacey.
see4erarp;. Rudg Fehkhanser treasurer;
b6afd Of directors. DR.: W. II. Harvey. {. f.
|. rhlerbacii. j. :. Hawkins, }. 2. White. j.
er; floor cdlnmitree--J. D. Abrams, E. L..
| y fkins6n,.W. ii: Chamhiiss, g.. Berger;
/ reception commfitee-=W E. jackson, J. G.
| Hacker, ia. Brown; r. NJ. Nye Jr.
+ - 49,. The BerIins.
.{f'he Berlfis gave Gheir final party. of the
+ season rlass Tuesday; eyeaing in ODD Eel
/ lows HALL AND t:proged ct0 be Almost en-
l. jjtaGIe-affaIr:. Tire stage was neatlpfecoE-
atea- " It'll lltgs, and a:large. framed picture
| e{:~ihe me niAe;s # the club, ;Ehe grand
+ nlhich WAS I'D bySlT: and. Mrs. j: j. Gave,
! followed by 100: Couples. Mrs, Grove
| lo0Eed. very pretty in "a. stylish gown of
BLACK silk, icht decDl!eta. arid trimmed with
Oh gn ii lg face. She: carried b :HGuquet Of
/ La Fraice roses. Tue party came to an
4 qliows=: :Recertion. and floor ,coinln lees
i The BeTlinS; Goor iaanaRer, j: j.. CreWe';
Xecjrrixe 90 inIhittee.-D. j.: SheehaIi, Elmer
E:IJ Roach and Jrhn Power; -oficers~+Presi-
i deHit,i j. H.. :McGtoigb; vice president.
/. JDhn:Po xet'; recordidg secretaty, Elmer =.
i Roach; finaifcial secretary, D.:J Sheehap ;
+ tIeasurer,. f. T. N6riega;: Sentinel. i-Fred
/ Wehu.
f.. The Pacific Dancing Club.
:: The Pacific DANCING Clubs perfume
parry; which took place in-SRnta Rosa Bail
I las t Friday evening was wei. attended and
i passed off 10 a. very pleasant manner The
/ grand march was led by G. +. Flagg and
Miss Daisy 1rnett, iwhe. wore; neat cos
l-fdme of grh;y. trimmed with lace. The per-
f1ne march at 1890 o'clock was led by K:
i H: JunknS. and MISS Edmnnds. The club
EwilT endeav0r TO pTOduce new features at
all of its parties. -.
- Entertainments:
i The: Commercial Alumni Association
| gave a most: successful entertainment last
Friday evening in UniOn-square Hall which
! was followed by dancing until midnight.
The prNgrammo was as, follows: Overture,
orchestra, soprano solo, Miss Pearl A.
i Canou recitation. William A.. Richards
vocal solos, T.. Nv. b.. Swan; song, Miss
# Virginia Stack; reading. Professor E.
4 Knowton; !, comic song. Thomas Irwin
i vocal solo. Miss Safdee Walch; specialies.
HILBERT; recitation. Miss Maggie Sullivan
4 Whittier quartet-R: A. Smith, j, +. Wood,
f: W.. Maybury, NJ. s. Hauser.
3: The committees. were as follows: Com
nlittee of arranrpments-J. D. Canning, T.
p Martin, j: C. Muefe, Miss J. Robertson. F.
Gross, Miss. Anna McPhillrps. Miss G. NJ
Stack; w. }: Guinnane. K l.. Radke, MISS
II. MeuLtoi,, f. W. Smith reception com
:mittee-John j. Dillon. Dr. w. j. Hawkins
DR.: f.. l.. Enlsbery, Miss May Sheehan,
Henry c. Schaertzer. Miss Julia Valentn
Miss May Hayes. Robert d.. Dake. Miss
MerReathaler. j. X. Hawkins, Daniel b
Mntphy; floor manager. Joseph e. Muehe
4 assistant floor manager Richard l.. Radke
floor comniitee-E. g. Curtis, j. E. Hoyl,
Jr.,. A. Latham, H. A. ANTI, j. G. Jolly
Charles Westal Miss ID. A. Dillon, F.. a
Little, Miss. A. Hansen,s Miss K. A. Earle.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10.
T. Young Ladies' Institute, No. 10 gave al
enjoyable entertainments and dance last Fri
day evening in Saratoga Hall. The pro
eramtne was as follows: Overture, See
Ramps orchestra; vocal duet, Misses big
gins and Mcbride; recitation, Miss Llli