The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

C3 the same time lend its valuable
 aid to the noble Red Cross.
 The musicale for the benefit of this worthy organization, held at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Martin on Broadway, was the most 1T resting and delightful func- ton of the week. A detailed account of the affair will be found in the local columns.
 The Orpheus Musical Club of San Fran cisco entertained Messrs. Ysaye, Girardy and Lauchaume last Wednesday evening at their clubrooms
 A very enjoyable time was spent, and many good wishes were drunk to the health and future welfare of their hon. ored guests.
 E. E. Schmitz acted as toastmaster, and after some delicious words called upon several members for a few remarks, and the following gentlemen responded :: Messrs. S. Davis, H. Heyman. H. Susman, l.; Marcus, L. Bruck and L. N. Ritzau.
 The members of the club listened to some very witty and .jovial remarks by MT. Ysaye, and after singing the National Anthem the company. dispersed.
 and their cousin, Frederick Paulding gave reception and dramatic recital dhursday, t 18th inst in the new studio the Phelan building. The first selection of MT. Paulding was The Magical Isle followed by request with "The Devil in
 
 Butterfly" "McMahon's Ride" and The Wives of Brixan." Mrs. McCIoskey and the hosts were assisted in receiving by Miss sharon, Miss Aver, Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Loosley and Charles Taylor.
 Among the guests present We're: MT. and Mrs. Thomas Denigan, Mrs. Horace A. Hill, Miss Denigan, Miss Young, Mrs. Frank Sumner, Mrs s. C. Bigelow, Miss Bigelow, the, Misses Morgan, Miss Rip ley, MT. and Mrs. IsadOre Burns, Mrs. Coleman, Miss Coleman, Miss Pollock, Miss Giesting, Major Otis ". Pollock, U. s: N. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hasbrouck, A1mes. Mrs. Ashburner, Miss Averill, the Misses Swigert, Miss Lowry, Mrs. Lowell White, Mrs: Rebecca Jennings, Captain and Mrs. Charles Goodall, Miss Taylor the Misses Atkinson, Mrs Robert Taylor Mrs. William Dennison, Mrs. Edward Cutter. Mrs: Julius Refs, the Misses Refs, Miner Goodali, Miss Wainwright, Mrs the Misses Conley, Miss Sparhawk. Mr' and Mrs. William Bunker, Mrs. Edward Godfrey, MT and Mrs. Walter Campbell Misses Scoville, Mrs. R. A. Emmons Mr and Mrs. John Butler Mrs. Thomas Tay- Tor Mrs. John Ruggles, Mrs. D. A. Huise, William Cullen, Mrs. Watson, Miss Wat son. Mrs: J. Gould. Mrs H. P. Taylor, Mrs. ". D. Fennimore, Mrs. Kate Brown Mrs E. Bowen, Miss Bowen, Miss Con nor, Miss Sexton, Mir. and Mrs. N. T. Mes ser, Mrs. Samuel P. Tuggle, Mrs. H. P Soen, Mr and Mrs. P Tiffany, Mrs Jas Orr. Mrs. H: B. Berryman. Mrs V. Kim Der, Mrs, H. G. Wilson, MT. and Mrs William Morrison. Miss Shook, Mrs N. B Torp, Mrs; Irving Moulton, Miss M. T. Brown, Miss Frazer, Mir. Kiei, Arthur Fickinscher. Frank Mcdonald NJ Ia grange Edward Rolker, Mir. Wheaton, Grant Laughlin.
 MT. and Mrs. A D. Splivalo gavA 9 dinner on Tuesday evening in celehre+io,1 of their wedding anniversary: Those nree- ent were: MT. and Mrs A. D. SnliyaIo MT: and Mrs. Y. Danglada, MT. and Mrs J. l.. T1erney, Mrs. Charles Noug11es Mrs. M. Robinson, Mrs. Portener. Miss Rose SpltValo. Miss Anna I\eane Mss Pauline Dreyfus, Miss Estelle Splivalo. Dr. c. Barsotti, pr. J. Pescia, G. Matter D. Martin, V. Noe, L. Solomon, S. An toIdl. A D. Spllvalo Jr., t.dWln SpiivaIo.
 Rev. and Mrs. George Wallace of San Mateo entertained their many friends last Friday evening. large gathering testj- fled to the esteem in which they held their genial host and accomplished hostess After an hour of social greetings in the reception-rooms. the company adjourned to the assembly-room. where a brief mu- sical and literary programme was ren- dered by Misses Myrtle Jennings. Anna !Clck1e, Nora Brewer. Amy Brewer and Masters Bernard; Sidney and Arthur Ford F. R. King performed tastefully on the violin Gabriel Marie's quaint "I 2 Cinquantaine. Miss Eleanor Wallace read an essay on "Women in History :; Bishop w. F. Nichols gave one of his peculiarly happy addresses, taking as his theme Breathing Spells" Dancing varied by visits to the fully appointed