The morning call., 1894-10-29


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The present week will witness the opening Of
the winter season in society circles and as yet
there are no evidences that il will be particu-
larly gay until after the new year, and then
considerable gayety will be crowded into a
comparatively brief period of time, as the
Lenten season VIII commence on February 81.
The cOtllons and assemblies OF the Friday
Night Club viii be the same delightful affairs
that they have been in past years and there Is
some talk of an improvement which would ne
eessariy be slight. Other CLUBS. newly fOtmeG.
will also entertain at stated times and we are
TO have few swell weddings.
The latest engagement TO announce is that of
Miss Lucille B. Edwards TO Robert Augustus
Bray OF fruityae. They are well and fayora-
bly, known on both sides of the pay. The we'd
ding will take place al . o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon. November 4, at the home of Mrs.
Charles \. Champion in Alameda Only Tela-
tiYes will be present
Another engagement Of interest is that OF
Miss Sadie Lowenthal OF Evansville. Ind, to
Benno Hart, prominent young merchant OF
this city. He Is the son OF S. Hart, the capital.
ist, and brother of Mrs. Charles Heymann, who
was married here recently. They VIII be mar
ried in December at the residence OF The BRIDES
parents in Evansville.
The week opened very pleasantly with the
entertainment given by Miss Alice Ames last
Monday evening at the residence OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham w. Ames. 1912
Taylor street. The feature of the affair was
the exhibition Of living pictures that had been
arranged by DR.. Harry L. TeVis and Addison
Miner. a large stage had been erected at one
end OF the parlGr, ana upon il was large PIC
ture frame, where the pictures were presented.
All around the room were several tables, at
which refreshments, in the form of beer
hos
by Miss Bessie Ames, Miss Ethel keeney and
Miss Flora Dean, who were attred as
mattresses.
The pictures presented and the participants
were as follows: Hope" Miss Graham, of
the fresdo; Confessions" Miss Eccleston and
and w 4. Heath; "Mo0rish GiTl,'' Miss May
hoffman; the Foolish Virgins" Miss Evelyn
CarOan, Miss Louise Crosby OF san Rafael,
Miss Alice McCutchen, Miss Alice Ames and
Miss Bessie AmeS; statue OF the Republic" F"
Miss Alice Hoffman; "Ine Witch's Daughter" 4"
Miss Alice McCutchen; ''SandOw," MIR. Sheath,
of Sausalito; 'Wbat are the Wild Waves Say
ing?" Arthur Alien and Master Alden Ames;
PEARS Soap" MIR, Sheath; "Germea Girl"
Worthington Ames; "Sweet Marie" Addison
Miner. In the last picture, Mr.. Miner sang
the refrain and the audience joined in the
chorus. After the sixth picture, Miss Alice
Ames played violin solo, LisZfS "Rhapsodie
HOngrOise" In an excellent manner. The en-
tertainment was a decided success, ana all of
the paintings were faithfully portrayed. After
ward dancing was enjoyed in the ballroom on
the lower floor.
Among those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Pelham W. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul JarbOe,
Alice Ames, Miss Bessie Ames, Miss Alice
McCutchen, Miss Virginia Fair, Miss Celia
TObin, Miss Laura McKnstTy, MISS Kate
Clement. Miss EcclestOn Miss Cora Smedberg
Miss Claire Tucker. Miss hlaude Younger NJ iss
Alice Merry, Miss L hel Cohen, Miss Daisy
Polk, Miss Mary Miller OF Sausalito. Miss
May Hoffman, Miss Alice Hoffman, Miss Neff
of Sausalito, Miss Graham, Miss Evelyn
Carolan, Miss Louise Crosby OF san Rafael.
Miss Campbell of SausatO, Miss Ethel
Keeney. Miss Flora Dean, Miss Aileen Goad,
Miss Mamie Rurling. Miss Carrie Taylor,
Wortllington Ames. Major j.. l.. RathbOne,
DR.. Brown, c. c. V. Reeve, Lawrence Van
Winkle, Southland Hoffman, Z. H. sheldon, L.
S. Adams, Harry DmOnd. Willis Polk Frank
N. Michael, Leonard Chenery, Frederick Nc
ii. Taylor Jr., Samuel Knight, Frank i. Owen,
Winfield S. Jones, Dr. Harry L. TeYis, Addison
Miner, John Lawson. Richard Tobin, Clement
Q. S. A, Lieutenant Harry Benson, Q. S a.
Lieutenant Z. l.. Potter, L. s. a, w. X. Heath
and MIR. Sheath OF Sausaito.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey gave the.
ater party at the Baldwin last Monday evening
and after the performance gave dell ciOus sup
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. X. Mutt.
all, Miss Emelle HageT, Miss Isabel McKenna,
Miss Alice Scott Jerome A. Barr, William S.
McMurtry aud James Brett Stokes.
W. F. Goad and his daughter, Miss Ella
GOad, gave sumptuous dinner party at their
resid nee on Washington street in honor of
!.
table was beauiiiied with pink roses and a de.
llciOus menu was served Hubers orche stra
played during the evening. After dinner the
paTloTs were sought and conversation was en-
1OYed, varied by few songs, which Miss Gaad
sang in her usual finished style Those present
were: Mr.; and MRS Hermann Oglrichs, DR..
aud Mrs. Beverly McMOnagla Mrs. Monroe
Salisbury, Miss Ella GOad, Miss Mercado, Miss
Jessie NeWlands, W. +. Goad, Edward nj
Greenway. Horace o. Plat and c. Osgood
Miss Mary Bell Gwin gave concert party at
the Auditorium last Tuesday evening, followed
by a supper at her home, 2310 Octavia street.
Her guests included Mrs. w. NJ. GWin, Miss
AiIeen GOad, Miss Mamie Thomas Hiss Daisy
Van Ness, Miss Sallie Maynard, Miss Cora
Smedberg, Charles h. Mcintosh. Lieutenant
w. r. Smedberg Jr., u. $. A. Samuel Board.
man. Lieulenant Harry Benson. U. S. A. and
Frank VanNesS.
the lunch party given Wednesday by Miss LIZ.
Zie Carroll at the residence of her mother Mrs
4. I. Carroll. 1920 Van Ness avenue. The
guest of honor was Miss Virginia Fair ana the
young ladies who were Invited TO meet her were
principally former Sehoolmates of hers The
table was decorated by Miss Mary ID. Bates in
an exceedingly artistic manner lt was round
table with cover OF pink SILK which was gath
cred up at The center and adorned with wfeaIhs
OF DuchesSe de BrahaDt and American Beauty
roses and sprays of maden-hair fern and the
wild blackberry vIDe Among the setting OF
elegant silver and crystal ware were handsome
candelabra with pink shades and pink wax
tapers. The effect was beautiful in the ex-
treme. During the service OF The elaborate
menu musical selections were played DY RUs-
pers Hungarian Orchestra. The favofs were
handpainted Carlsbad bonb0nnieres and the
name cards were pink envelopes adorned with
cluster OF Cecil BruneT roses ana tled Win mar
row ribbons OF pink and green SIX. Those
present were: Miss Lizzie Carroll, MISS Nlr-
gna Fair, Miss Mamie Thomas, MISS Fannie
LoughborOugh, Miss Julia Crocker, MISS Alice
TObin, Miss Beatrice TobiD, MISS Isabel Nc
kenDa, Miss Marie Zane. Miss Edna Rooinson'
Miss Bertha Welch, Miss Grace Bailey, Miss
Daisy Van Ness, aud Miss Lizzie Murphy OF
San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. RounseYene Wildeman gave an
enjoyable dinner party al their home last
Wednesday evening in honor OF Alexander w.
Drake, manager of the art department OF the
Century Magazine. After dinner the party at
tend the theater.
Mrs. Hager and Miss Emelie Hager gave
lunch party at their residence OIL Cough street
last Thursday in honor of Mrs. Hermann Gel
rlehs. Beautiful flowers graced the table, where
several hours were most agreeably passed.
Those present were: Mrs. Hager. Mrs. Her
ma nn Oelrlchs, Mrs. George ii. Lent, Mrs. j.
r. h. Nutall, Mrs. j. Downey Harvey Mrs
John E. de Ruyter. Miss Emelie Hager and