The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-03

ward. Mf. w ). LoekDard, MIR. l.. FOlger,
b. johnson, Mr.. w. c. Brainard, Mr. B. F. Me
Connei, Mr. II. Risbridger, Mr., Ed Z. Berley,
Mr.. 3. J; SeibeIlieh Mr. G. Il. Cabani;s; Mr..
Muller. MIR. and Mrs. a. Rollins, MIR. and Mrs.
S, NJ; Buck, MT, "; F., Sawyer. Mr.; R; Walsh,
Mr.. L, Walsh, Mr.. r. W. Simpson. MIR; Z; Refs,
Captain 5. Mathews, Mr.. 5. Martinez, Mr.. w.
Martin, MIR; q. Kasson. Mir. e. j. Byrne,
NJ NJ. " G. l. ;.o, Giould, Mr., J; Z. Elliott.
Miss L. Mesmer, Mr. a; Massey, Mir. aud Mrs.
L. MeCord. MIR. }. NJ. Barr Mr. c. H. Wheeler,
MIS- |; L. Flanagan. Miss N. Kelley, Mr.; and
Henry Smith, Miss KItie Cronin, Mrs. EmeIne
Gutzkow, Miss Minnie Gutzkow, MIR. and Mrs.
v. J. Eardley, Mr.. aud Mrs J. j. 0Fariell. Mr..
Mrs j; C. Miller, Mir. and Mrs. Billcke, Mr.. aud
Mrs Hager, Mr.. and Mrs. Wall. MIR. and Mrs.
Theodore h. Hlltell, Miss Katie Hittell, Captain
and Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Hoadley, Colonel and
Miss Reddy, Mrs. Coleman Mr.. and Mrs. Leekie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Sisson, Mr.. and Mrs
MIS-. ID. Is. Francis Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcdonald,
Miss Hopkins. the Misses Hoffman, Mr.. Ned
Greenway, Major Rucker, Mr.. j. I. Rucker, MIR.
and Mrs. 5. Hendy, Colonel and Mrs. Hardin
MI aud Mrs. Cook, Nine. ZeitsKa, Mrs. Lord,
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Ba er, Mrs. E. y. I. Hastings
DR.. aud Mrs fOsey, MI. and Mrs. I. Selbefllch,
Henry, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Head, MI and
Mrs. Ed Newhail, Air. Waller 5. New
hail, Mr.. A. Slcher, Mrs. W. higgins,
Mrs. ID. Crowley, Carlton Coleman, Mr.. anu Mrs.
Mr. ana Mrs. Luke Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Mcdonald, MIR. ana Mrs. l.. Ingals. Mr..
and Mrs. u. U. Dodge, Mr.. aud Mrs. StTObrldge,
Mr.. Nat Raphael. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b; Butler, MI.
Gregory Mclaughlin, Mr.. I. Do wing, DR.. o.
WesIphal, Mr.. and Mrs. W Benjamin, MI. and
Mrs. " ilson, Mrs. v. L. Higgins Mrs. Borden.
Mrs Conn, Mrs. Alderman, Mr.. Chandler, the
Mise, Chandler, Mayor L. L. Pond and family,
MI and Mrs. John X. Sayers, Governor and Mrs.
DaggeIL Lie Misses Gilmore and Blanche
Bates, Mrs. Ware the Misses Ware, Ar. and Mrs
Ii. Il. Garfield Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Mills, MIR.
SAM Wheeler, Mrs. Clfchtielu, Mr.. aud Mrs
nest G. Stock, Mr.. w. Z. Hendricks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweiizer. MIR. and Mrs. L Cory, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Deylne, Mr.. and Mrs. Fabbrl Muller, Mr. aud
Mrs. W. Il. Jones, Mr.. Peter Dean and family,
Mrs I. Cuf, Mi. D. V. Kelly Mr.. A. Heyne-
mann, N.r. 7. l. Bergin aud niece, Mr.. Clarence
Eddy Mrs. Sara sara Hershey Eddy F,aS M51'
Mr. stub6s, MIR. ]. Wood, Miss Eddie
d'Arcy, Colonel and Mrs. A, Andrews,
Woodruff, MIR. Marcus M. Henry, Mr.; E; f.
Moran MIR. Nestor, Mr.. j. Mundy, M. T. Gar
Der. Mr.. T. 1imke. Mr.. Zacharlas Barnett, Mr..
c. j. Burns, Mr.. Charlie Baker, Mr.. j. BuIdetI,
Mr.. SuOo,, Captain DaggeiI, AIR George Neal,
MIR. I. L. Sharney, Mr.. +. Chester, Mr. L. Foley,
Mir. S. Buckbee, Mr.. c. Worden, MIR. Ii. Dur
brow, Mr.. PeIer DUnahue, Mr. James Pie
Ian, Mi. James o,Kane, Mr.. A. {.
BilicSe, Miss Hager, Mr.. j. NJ. Moorehead,
Mr. Martin ByIne, Miss Bessie Byrne, Miss
Blythe cDontld, Miss Florence Blythe, Miss
Gene Kelley Miss Pearl Noble, the Misses Nc
Nabe Miss L. Mcdonald, the Misses Shook, Mr..
Rooney. DR.. Cosswel the Misses CogsweH, Mrs.
Brown and family. Miss Badlam, MI ana Mrs,
L. Hardin, Mr. q. Bromley, MIS-. Baker, W. ana
MIS- Ned James MIR. Frank Mearstun Dr. NJ.
Gonzales, DIR. G. L. Parent Mr. Z. 2. Eagan, MIR.
and Mrs smith, Mr.; Thomas ray G MI D. ~ w.
G GraDill, DR.. Il. Beverly Cole, MI 4. Massey,
Mr., j. ID. SDreckels, Mr.. Adoiph Spreckeis, Mi.
Charles Hug, Mr.. H. Wsgener. NJ Mr.. fe4 5sdl
lau1, Mrs. Have-Heaff, MI j.; HarpsI, Mr..
c. }. Heggerty, Miss ID. Hardin MISS
Waffle, Miss a. Zeitska Miss Jessie Wall MISS
Russ. Miss Engelberg, Miss Coghlan, MISS Is
Timke, Miss j. Fisher, Miss j. McCormicks Mr..
K Weaver, Miss Eta Jansen, Miss A. Tully,
Miss Clara Smith, DR.. and Mrs. DaSwait, Mrs
Murray.
A Club Picnic to Mill Valley.
The Inter Nos Literary Club gave very en-
ioyabe private picnic on Sunday last at Mill
Valley. The party reached the grounds about
II O'Clock, ana enjoyed themselves with numer-
Gus games and pleasant walks till about noon,
when bountiiul repast was spread under the
shady trees. After lunch the friends were
treated 10 some hne vocal music by the Little
-Four" quartet and several other ladies and gen.
tlenen. Among those present were: Miss Mag
gle COrnyn, Miss Na0O Shean, Miss Maggie DOn-
ahue, Miss Katie Higgins, Mrs. Amy Jane Muir
ply, Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Mary Hayden,
). y II.
Hartne.t Mis-. A. Walsh, Mrs Annie QConnor,
Messrs John Power, e. Graham, w. Felix
C0rnyu, j. L. Hayden, john Cornyn., W; L.
Bowes, ID. j. Sheehan. +. Maloney, J.. Zanders
j. DonaHue, II. Davis, j. Urquart NJ. Sneehan,
L. Gallagher.
The U. A. o. ID. Ball.
Very successful was the entertainment, com
prisiug reception and ball. given last night at
Union-square Hail TO L. e. Schord, Deputy Su-
preme Arch; z. Rohrbacner. supreme Repre-
sentative, and j. j. Donelly, Supreme Represen-
tative, Oh their Totuin from tile supreme Grove
OF the United States by their order, tile United
Ancient Order OF Dguids.
Tie hail was crowded and its gally decorated
appearance was much enhanced by the animated
assemblage. During lie evening the following
programme was rendered with great effect:
overture OF welcome orchestra; address OF well
come, George Ii. Bahrs Noble Grand Arch; re-
Spouse, supreme Representa- i've; chorus, The
Pilgrims" by tile SperanZa pupils "A Few Facts
on DruidIsm," L. +. Duuand, Past Noble Grand
Arch; chorus "Angeii Demoni" by the Sper-
ANA pupils. The grand march was led by DR..
and Mrs. Bahrs, followed by Mr.. j. j. DOnelly
and Mrs Rohrbacner, Mrs. Short aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. l.. Wagner. Dancing continued merrily
until l O'Clock.
Following constituted the various directing
committees: Executive Committed. L. Wag-
ner, Chairman; j. Ii. knaTstoU, Secretary: L. L.
Dunand, G. +. Carlson ii. Stein; reception
ii. Bahrs, n. q. A, Chair
man; E. Maginnis z. n. u. A; q. Moennlng, Z.
n. q. A.; +. G. Cockrill, 7. N q. A; George
W. Lowe, p. \. &. A; Henry Mohr, q. T.; j. I.
Fugazzi, u. T.; d. Mashendorf, T.. Hook: l..
Per-, {. j. B. MelZler, Il. Lagrave NJ. ID. For-
raih. John Bayle +. Nj. Ramos, j. j. Coiiey, j.
I. Kidd, &. a. Peterson, Paul Ebrman, A. An
derson, g. Iaccheri, G. II. Bertram; floor mana
X. Morton ST., +. n. q. A;
f. CaYagnarO; Floor CommiItee-Elmer WEIGH,
q. NJ; 7. j. MolIterno, j. L. Martinoni, g. Nell
sou, ). Pidancet, q. Suisberg.
Private Picnic to Laundry Farm.
A most enjoyable time was passed last Saturday
at Laundry Farm by party from San Francisco.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schroeder Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gerken, MI and Mrs.
p. Grace, Miss I. Schroeder, Miss L. Schroeder,
Mrs A Andersen, Miss f.. Hamburger, Miss NJ.
BlelIener, Miss johnson. Miss H. Schwartz,
Miss L. Schwartz; MeSSTs ii. I0nnemaeheT, &.
L. Moest, Z. Hemke, j. Burke, Ii. Landwher,
\. ScheuK. +. Ffiedel. +. Smith, I. Goethrie.
The Alumni Farty.
ODD Fellows Hall was very gay last evening,
the occasion being the ninth anniversary party
OF he Commercial Alumni Association OF l.. L. 5.
Blum's Orchestra furnished the music. The
grand march, led by Mr.. j. e. Jolly and Miss
Stack. WAS participat ia by some go couples
VINO enjoyed the succeeding dances I'll O'Clock.
The Alumni have probably never gwen more
enjoyable party.
Past President, Mr.. James d. Canning; Pres
dent, Mr. Joseph Il. Hawkins; First Vice PresI-
dent, Mr.. t. Martini Second ice-Presdent.
Miss Elsie Dnncan; Secretary, Mr.. A. Me
CullOch; Treasurer, Mr.. G. Il. Lkens; Marshal,
Mr.. X. l.. Radke; Sentinel MI I. j. Jenue;
Board OF Irustees-Messrs. Charles Westall,
Dun 2. Gafuey, N. J. Hauser. Following com
posed the various committees OF The evening:
Floor manager Cream badge gold trimmingsL
Mr.. John Il. Jolly; assistant floor manager
(orange badge, silver trlmming), Mr. T. e.
Curtis; Floor Commlttee-hieSsrs. w. j. Haw-
kins, Thomas Il. GlynD, II. c. Schaertzer f. w.
Becker, A. McCulIoch, j. L. Redmond, NJ. Claus
senius A. Latham. I. J. JENNIE, NJ. s. Hauser;
Reception Communicable. p. Wesley Smith
(Chairman), Miss g. NJ. Stack Miss julia VaIen-
tine Miss Lena Bee, Miss A. McPhllips Miss
NJ Delury, Mr.. John d. Dillon, Mr.. W. Marion,
air. T. a. Little, DIR. +. Gross; Committee OF
Arrangements - Messrs James ID. Canning
(ChaiiInan), c. X. Likens, r. d. Duke. r. l..
Radke William J. Guinnane, NJ. II. Baker,
Henry DAVIS, W. e. Ellis, j. G. Muehe, j. q.
Jolly, I. Martin.
Society Personals.
General and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, Miss &C.
celia Miles, Miss Hoitt and Miss May Sherman
leave for Chicago to-day.
Mr.. L. w. Hale is visiting here from Sacra-
meDtO.
Mrs Henry L. Tatum leaves In October for the
East. TO be gone several months.
Mr.. Charles S. Fay and Mr. Elwood Croker,
who have been spending the season at the
Hotel del Monte, leave tomorrow for the East.
Mrs A. l.. Foy and Miss Stevenson Of Sacra-