The morning call., 1890-08-15
Further Festivities Promised at
Del Monte and San
Rafael.
a FAREWELL LUNCHEON PARTY.
The Harrington Double Birthday
ParY-An Institute Entertain
ment-SociaI by FruitvaIe Lodge.
The st. Joseph's Assembly En-
tertainment-A Drive to Pine
GroVe-A Social Dance.

.GeBeraI and MIS-. Nelson a. Miles will be tend.
cred 4 ball on Friday OF next week by tile guests
OF the Hotel del Monte.
Social Council, No. 46, o. c. F., held one of
its pleasant reunions last evening at Red Mems
Hall. Dancing 10 The music of Mrs NJ. A.
Huteldns was the feature of The enjoyable affair
The committee in charge consisted OF Mrs. A.
CL&se, Miss May Macdonald and Mr.. Charles L.
Allen.
a fall tennis tournament Is announced TO take
place at lie Hotel Rafael on September 9Th, TN,
SIl aud 9Th. There VIII be doubles and ladies'
singles. Prizes Will be offered by the California
Lawn ennis Association.
The second party OF the Zig-zag Social Club
VIII be given at Mission Opera Han this evening.
Tie marriage of MIR. W. Herbert Thomas, a
fuimer Journalist of this city, took place at ST.
LAY, scuIrler Cornwall, England, on July 14tn.
A,T. Thomas married Miss Annie Barnett, a
young lady whose home was near his native
Place. Alter stay OF few years in San Fran
cisco he returned 10 England and pursued his
profession in Cornwall, masking name for him
sea as The "Chicl that talks note' in the local
papers he has fixed his residence there with
his happy young wife.
Confidence Lodge, No. Is. L. {. A., VIII give
q popcorn prize party at Eastern Hall, Shiels
Building, this evening.
Court Justice, No. 7172. and Court Inter Nos,
No. 1858, Of the Ancient oder of Foreslers Of
America, viii give a celebration Dali at 0dd
Fellows Hall this evening.
Farewell Luncheon.
A :aTge party of gentlemen gathered last
Wednesday, little after noon, at The Pacific In
suIauce Union Assembly ooms 10 bid farewell
ru Mr. A. S. Murray, whe has won golden opin-
IONS among the business men with whom he has
come il contact during his two and half years
suJOurn on this Coast
lie expression OF esteem for MIR. Murray's
sterling qualities took the form OF a luncheon,
Witch was served nj a long table Handsomely
decol ated with flowers and fruits. TOasts fol
lowed choice menu, Mr.. W. Greer Harrison
being President ana tle other speakers being:
Nit. w. Ii. c. Fowler, Captain c. l.. Taylor, MIR.
q. W. STAPLES, Mr. Homer Craig, Mr.. Z. ID.
Haven, Mg. William Sexton, MIR; 6, c; Board
man, Mi. Thomas c. Grant, Mi. q. l. Brander,
DIT. George d. DoTnin, Mr.. /. Cutie, Mr.. W. S.
DUyal, Nj. Z. +. Mullins. Mr.. MagiA excused
himself on the ground Of loarseness. Capital
songs were rendered by Mi. CaIlingham and Mr..
George Grant. MIR. Murray made a telling
speech, Ghanking those present for the honor
done Linn, and pleasant proceedings concluded
win the singing of Aud LaGge Syne."
lie Committee Of Arrangements consisted of
Messrs. ". Gieer Harrison. W. j: Calnghan.
George ". Spencer. George L. Butler aud j.
scout Wilson, and those present were: MeSsIs.
&. D. Haven, q. NJ. kiBne, Captain c. l.. Taylor,
i. Brown, Homer Craig, q. z. Boardman, I; (.
Dickson, e. A: LatOD, A. Jones, K. Herold Jr.,
j. j. Mcdonald, julius Jacobs, George Easton,
Iarn,wOiIn & Blum0urg, w. j. Landers, Cesar
bettAeau, Thomas {. Grant, George +. Grant,
George d, DOrnin, William Sexton, b. Dercksen.
ID. Hrachield, f.. Jscoby, Walter Speyeri
9. MueoH>e, + F. kGedieke' d. ). Staples b B.
Wall, ID. L. Miles, j. ID. Maxwell. z. Conrad,
/. l.. Cromwell John q. Edwards, J..
Fowler, W. j ,CalIngham, &. W. Spencer ". G,
Harrison, q. Z. Butler, l. Scott Wilson, Hugh
craig, {. }. 0kell, a. 9. Donnell, ". ?. Jones, E.
BaiI hSi' a. W. sape o,'sI A. Michel hH' E. "
CdrpeIter, &. A. Zelle q. L. Brander. c. IL.
Cushing, c: r. story, General j. F; Hougnton, A.
= Marcus, ifGdiitte',' ". Frank. c. i Ma,
hGs, j. W. &. Cofran, II. K. Belden, E. L; Woods
L, V. S. Gibbs, w. q. Gibbs Henry ID. Magic
Cation, Bell & Co., George W. Turner, j. Mail
Hand, Frank Dickson.
A Double Anniversary Celebration.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Harrington gave TO their sons, Messrs. Harris
and Ransom Harrington, party IN honor OF
their nineteenth anu IWenty-fIst birthdays re-
spectively. The early part of the evening was
devoted 10 singing and music supper being
served at IL O'Clock, after which games and
other amusements were INDUCED in, the CON-
pauy dispensing al l O'CLOCK, having spent
most epioyable evening Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Harrington, Miss Jen-
lie Roberts, Miss Sadie McCay, Miss Sarah
N ME, MISS hOsc CtluiAL, MISS MAY Di duuuigt
Miss Lulu Bradbury, Miss Clara CronhurstI Miss
Eta CroNhurst, Miss Sarah Harrington, Miss
Nellie Hayes, Miss Laura Boyle, Miss Maria
Harrington, Miss Rosie Harrington; MesSrs.
George Mclean, George White, Charles Mills,
Wills McWhirIer, Frederick Hayes, Leonard
Lille. Joseph Sims, Thomas Hollis, Ransom
harrington and Harris Harrington.
si.Jnseph's Assembly Enterta inmeut.
a highly successful entertainment aud ball
was gwen by 81. JOsephs Assembly, No. 3, Y.
NJ. c. L., last evening at Teutonla Hall large
number Of friends were cOureously welcomed
by Tie Reception Committee, and the convenient
naIi was well filled by 8 O'Clock.
The following programme was admirably rem
dered: Overture, Home Circle" First Regl-
meuI Orchestra; address, By President c. j. Cal
laEher; popular ballad, Mr.. M. I. CuughIin; reci-
tat,on, Mr.. I. MeagBer; duet, Messrs. I. r.
Graham and I. +. 0Day; song, Miss Rosie
Bnordy; song, Miss Kitty Hopkins; song, Mr..
JOuu Clark Luby; comic song, Mr.. /. L. era
ham. After the entertainment the hall was
trIeai ed for dancing, which was merriiy kept up
until ! O'clock, when the medley gave The signal
fuY general dispersal.
The agreeable affair was given under the fol-
lowing auspices: Onicers: President, G. j. Gal
e%heE. First Vice Presjdanf. p Kindelo1: Sec
oud Vice PresdeN, ID. q. Conway; Recording
Secretary, j. A. Bulger; Financial Secretary,
James Gibneyi Treasurer. L. l.. Clancy Mar
shal. T Kelly; Physician, Or. w. l.. ReaTdon
Trustees-M. Fitzgerald (Chairman) Owen Rich
ards, NJ. Noonan, ID. Lehan, T. M0itOret, NJ.
DUnan, L. McEnroe Committee OF Arrange
gents-D. w. sullivan fChdirmaD), DR.. Thomas
>unOlly, DR.. Reardon, James L. McGoVern, z.
~llagher Ohm Flynn I. A. Moitoret ii. W.
", +. kindelOn; Reception Committee
Nrald (Cnairnan), b. Regan, ID. Lehan, j.
y. Moynlhsni floor manager, I. A.
por Commttee-John Flynn, j. L.
a. Murphy, +. /. Mccarthy. George
The FrujtVnIe Lodge Soc al.