The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05

Coakley. Mr.. j. Brown, Mr. T. Bannon- Mr. w "
G Ga Mr.. Shandler, Mr.: 81. Lewis, Mr. r
Long Mr.. E. Bennett, Mr.. Z. Shaughnessy. M
I. Stewart, MIR. j. Shaughnessy.
The Empire Lodge Party.
very pleasant party was given last Wednes-
Gay evening by Empire Lodge, No. $780, Knights
and Ladies Of Honor at st. Georges Han on
Market street. The largest lodge-room in the
upper story was The scene Of the festivities, and
the excellent accommodations available here in
cluaing tne specially satisfactory floor, evidenced
Dancing was carried on throughout the even
ing to the nnexceptionable music OF Blum's Or
chestra. The committee busted themselves To
make all feel at home. and the result was a re-
markaby pleasant evening. The affair terml-
mated about midnight.
The Committee OF Arrangements was ems
posed as follows: Mrs. C. c. o'Donneli, Mrs t.
K. Tilley, Mrs. Sadie Hitler, Mr.. }. j. Groom.
Mr.. w. Oldham.
The Company ID Party.
The Franklins, composed OF members OF Com-
pany d, First Infantry Regiment, N. G. C.. Cap
tain Charles Jansen, gave an enjoyable party
last Wednesday evening at their armory, on tho
corner of Tenth and Market streets. The friends
OF the regiment turned out In force and thera
was select as we'll as strong representation
assembled TO do honor TO the OCCASION
Inc FIRST Regiment Band ofllciated for the
dancers and the large hall, beautifully decorated
was speedily covered with happy whiriIue
couples. All the arrangements lad been made
with particular cafe and there are so wide a Sc
lection OF slde-rooms and Irritation corners Ca
choose from at the armory that il constitutes an
excellent place for ball, The dancing tefrnL-
mated about o'clock.
The committees were composed as follows
Committee of Arrangements-Priyate j. G. FIIz-
Byrne. Private Henry Shields; Reception Com
mlttee-Captain Charles Jansen, Lieutenant E
A Lindberg, Lieutenant L. H. Gelow, Corpural
J. Myers, Private ID. j. Riordan, Private Charles
GeTlacb, Private e. +. Aubertiue, Private F. r
Sehafer; floor manager, Sergeant Z. Z. LaDdresso
asslstants-Sergeant L. j. Hughes, Sergeant n
Q. Hackett, Private W. F. Coyfe, Private 81 H
Frisch, Sergeant j. Il. Clark, Corporal j. u
Burr.
Party as - T.~sndro.
Miss Eta Dexter gave a charming % Iy on
Thursday evening at the beautiful residence ON
Juan avenue. San Leandro, OF her father, Mr. H
g. Dexter. The handsome grounds were iiIu-
minated with Japanese lanterns, and the inte-
rior OF the house was beautiied by flowers and
vines and palms, beautifully disposed. The
Mandollnita Orchestra furnished excellent mu-
sic for dancing, while at midnight tile guests par
took OF sumptuous repast. During the evening
well prepared musical and literary programme
was carried out, the various numbers de-
manding merIted applause: Among the
ana Mrs. James Moultou, Miss Eta Dexter, Miss
Rose wagner, Mr. William Durant, Mr.. Frank
Andrews, Miss Mae Re lehsrath, Miss Ethel
Harrington, Mr.. a. j. Rosborough, Miss Hattie
Crompton, Miss Jennie Morgan, Mr.. Sim Atkins,
Mr.. w. Ii. j. Matthews, Miss Birdie Levy, Miss
Alexander, Miss May Dexter, MIR. T. Christie,
MIR. Harry Sheeban, Mr. William Harrington.
Miss Lucy keefe, Miss Ray Levy, MIR. F. H.
Miss Alice Boyden, Miss Eva Hayes, Mr.. Frank
WATSON.
The C. Y. t. Club Party.
The members OF the c. Y. I. Social Club gave
highly agreeable party last Tuesday evening st
UniOn-square Hall. Many inquiries were made
as TO the significance OF the mysterious letters
composing the title of the club. The majority
were completely baffied by the nyarlabe counter
hriU
guest was inspired 10 find in this second question
an answer TO his or her own anticipated curiosity.
The invitations were largely hon0ted by the
attendance of numerous friends of the club man
agement, While many strangers were speedily
initiated into the esUterc circle. Dancing was
quickly lnauguiated, and II was O'Clock before
the select programme had been threaded to the
entire extent or Its measured way. The menu
beers were courteous and hospl table, rendering
all delighted with their evenings entertainment
ana raising boI es that the club Will give series
OF parties during the coming season.
The management OF the floor was wisely iu-
trusted 10 the following gentlemen: Floor man
ager, Mr.. +. e. Mosebacb Jr.; Floor Committee
Messrs j. +. Llndstrom, A. +. Hoimberg and l.
j. LalaAde.
The Court Eclipse Entertainments.
The seventh anniversary entertainment and
ball Of Court Eclipse, No. 6972, A. o. f. OF A,
took place last Monday evening in Welcome
Hall, Odd Fellows Building. AS the court
opened with business session the outer halls
and approaches were somewhat congested until
tile doors were thrown open, ana the lodge-room
was then nearly filled.
About $3.50 O'Clock the foil owing programme
was presented: Overture, Mansfield Bros; adj
dress, Chairman DIR. J. d. Powell; recitation
" The Mes aud the os," H. W. schllehting;
recitation Master Henry Hansen; guitar solo,
Mr.. Jones; selections, Calliopean instrumental
specially, Messrs. Dillon and White; a few min
utes with Ed Rowe; duet mandolin and guitarl
Ms rsa vaadewster and TpEton; recitation,
duet, L. Ellington and NJ. l.. Parks; duet, Eddie
and Lizzie Windrom. The numbers We're we'll
received, and upon the conclusion OF the asr
musical selection the hall was cleared for dane
ing, which continued until midnight.
The success OF this pleasant affair was mainly
que TO the Efforts OF the acting committees OF
the evening" which were composed as follows:
Management Communicable. }. ID. Powell
Ide. John Hansen, Ivan NJ. Halseng George
Read; Reception Commlttee-J. w. Lord A. L.
Ide; j.. d, Steele. Thomas Elliott. Joseph
floor manager, NJ. F. Ciausen; Floor Com.
mttee-John Hansen. F. Andsen, George Col
Inns, I. j. Trainor, John Arnott, Il. W. Payne.
The Germania Lodge Entertainment.
The members OF GermanIa Lodge, No. %,
United Endowment Association, gave a crazy
patch party at Shells Building. 1t was very
enjoyable and well-conducted affair. The dec
oratlons OF the lodge room Indicated much in
genuity and fanciful design, guided by remark
able taste. There were Quantities OF flowers
about the main and side affairs, noticeaby pro-
fusion of Gala lilies among their COOL dark
foliage, while a number OF craZy-quits hung
about carried out the idea contained in the title
OF the party.
presented in the fore part OF the evening, includ-
ing: Opening address, by DR.. A. Z. Regens-
burger; piano solo, Miss Slckehurst; temper
ance duet Master Scott Smith and Miss Minnie
Smith; song aud recitation, Miss Nellie Redan;
banjo and harp duet, Master Scott Smith aud
Miss Slcklehurst; fancy dances, Miss Pearl
Lund. Dancing, varied by the service OF tempt
Ing refreshments, was afterward INDUCED in.
The pleasant affair was ably presided over by
MplllA l.Oeka EOnmam1Ar "a Il g cd
Mis-. NJ. S. Mcdonald, Mrs. Nj. Mcdonald, Miss
Louise Smith, Mr.. j. W. Wilkinson, Miss Lottie
Smith and Miss Sophie Smith.
The California Castle Entertninment.
literary and social entertainment was given
by California Castle, No. 1, X. q. E., at Union
square HaIl on Wednesday evening last, the hall
being filled by the members ana their mauy
friends.
Daniel Norcross, P. e. c., made few re-
marks relative 10 the history and work
oil the order, after which the following pro-
gramme was rendered, each number receiving
well-deseryed applause and encores: Recita-
ton, Mr.. J. w Seey; duet (inandolin and guitar,
Messrs. W.. r. Jones and w. X. DitImar, OF
tion Miss b. Book; song, Mr.. C. Baily; recita-
tiou MIR. George b. Peterson; piano selections.
Miss Lillian Nichol; solo, Mr.. Charles Bailey.
Immediately after the close OF the programme
the floor was cleared aud many INDUCED In dane
ing TIL midnight.
The Committee OF Arrangements OF the pleas
ant affair consisted Of hessrs. w. y. MacdOugall.
G. b. Peterson. /. A. McGowan, Samuel MCCALL
and L. Berger.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. N
A. Lewis, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Seeley, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Miller, MIR. and Mrs. I. X. 1iliey, MIR.
and Mrs. w. .. Farnsworth. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. c.
MacAlpiu, MIR. and Mrs. X. S. Cross, MIR. aud
Mrs. w. f. Obermeyer, MIR. and Mrs. A. 5.
Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. {. +. Moore, Mrs. L. 5.
COttrell, Mrs. Lott Mrs. hyde, Mrs. 5. Hanna,
Mrs. L. Cross, Mrs. ID. King, Mrs. Tipping, Mrs.
Brand, Mrs. Emhouse, Mrs. Degen, Miss h.
Brand, Miss b. A spinwall. Miss NJ. Dunbar, Miss
j. Hops, Miss NJ. FaTnsworth, Miss b. Beck
Miss X. Beck, Miss n. Maeauly, Miss Croweli,
Miss &. Farqur, Miss s. Farque Miss L. Brand,
Miss f. Miller Miss ferrer, Miss +. Dumond,
Miss Stirling, Miss A. Macauly, Miss 5. Ma
cauly Messrs. John W. Van Horn. Daniel Nor
cross, W. o. MacDougall. &. b. Peterson. George
b. Hanna, |. Nj. Sloper, John Gasklns, j. 7.
Sjogren, A. ID. Mclean, William II. Douglas Jr.
J. S. Myers, S. Mccall, W. X. Jones, w. X. Dit
mar, W. Carter, L. Z. o. schenck, Thomas A.
McGowan, ID. n. Hanna, j. j. Brown II. Cross
Charles Bailey, a. Hanselman, ii. j. Willis, j.
n IIvnes M Smith James Mem Hanna Mr