The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-02
Monthly Entertainment of the
Lyceum of Simpson NJ.
E. Church.
THE DARE BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Anniversary Of Social CounciI-The
Nabobs' SaiI-AIcatraz Lodge
Entertainment-Party on Four
teenth Street - Liberty Corps
Surprise-To-Day's Doings and
Out Of Town Notes.

The Ladies' Aid societies OF the NJ. E. Church
Of San Francisco have issued invitations for a
reception 10 be given 10 Bishop and Mrs. c. H.
Fowler at the episcopal residence on the south
west corner Of Buchanan and Oak streets this
afternoon and evening.
On last Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Z. Dare
was rendered party by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John I. Dare. al their residence, 2l26
Howard street, il Icing the eighteenth anniYer
saIy Of her birth. About lhlty-fve Of her young
friends assembled 10 wish her many happy Te-
turns OF the day" Tie evening was spent in
dancing, singing and Tecitations, after which
bouHteous repast was paItaken Of IN a large
room downstairs, which was decorated for The
occasion with cvergIeens and Chinese lanterns.
] lie harpy affair came 10 an end at l 80 o'clock
in lie morning, amidst tie hearty coneIalua-
tons ana thanks 10 the young hostess fol- very
pleasantly spent ey ming.
The Twentieth Century Club VIII give their
second open meeting this evening al Calvary
Presbyterian Church. Among the attractions Is
a lecture on "Slang Singers" by The Rev. I.
Chalmers Easton, ID.
Mrs. George Wapple, on Wednesday evening.
al her home on tie Alameda San JOSE enter
tanned few fIleuds who were invited TO meet
her guest, Miss Mabel Martenstein OF San Fran
cisco. Besides Miss Msrtensisn, there were
present Mrs. Belle Han, Miss YoelI, Mr.. +. W.
Bullock. Mr.. John Fl, Yoell aud Mayor S. n
RuckeT.
Nj. aud Mrs. Seymour will give reception
this evening IN their apartments al the Russ
House.
Mis-. Mary f. Whleslde President Of the
Liberty Corps, W. Il. c.. was rendered pleas
aut surprise party in the form Of I supper given
il her honor after the regular meeting Friday
evening, at Washington Hail. Mrs. Whitesiue
was overcome with emotion when her health was
pio osed, but aierward thanked the corps for
his expression OF their love and esteem. The
committee in charge consisted Of Mrs S. NJ.
Massey, Miss j. KEGS. Mrs Al0nzo Trueworlby,
Mrs. c. Smith, Mrs. P. Hirtb
Tie Golden Gate kindergarten Associations
reception this afternoon, at Uniun-square Hall,
Will commence al o'clock.
A reception and bail VIII be held by the I. 4.
Q. ID. THIS evening, al UuiOn-Square Hall.
Commercial Alumni Association of l.. Z. S.
via give a ball this evening al Odd Fellows Hall.
Minerva ParlOr, y. ID. e. W, Will give an enter
taament and social at Mission Music Hall this
evening.
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainment.
Tie regular monthly meeting of the lyceum
connected with the Simpson Memorial NJ. L.
Church was held last evening at The church par
lols on tile corner OF Hayes and Buchanan streets
Colonel {. Il. Blinn, who as prominent member
Of George II. Thomas Post has just returned
from attendance at the annual encampmeUI Of
the q. a. Il. at Boston, occupied his place :
President aud announced the following pro
gramme: Lyceum essay n j. Bird, NJ D.;
Florence Wymaui vocal SOLO, Miss Sa!iie Weir
select reading. Mrs. L. S. Anderson. Intermi5
sion. Lyctum Lecture. Mr.. L. j. Rogers; piano
solo, Miss Ella opOoner; recitation Miss iAlice
Livingston; vocal solo, Mrs. ii. y. Cilnei recta
lion, Miss BInuie deForrest.
Every number PRODUCED unmstakable evidences
Of app eciauon from among lie cultured audi
eace present Dr. Birds essay on BLOOD" was
thoroughly interesting MIR. Rogers lee
lure. BOT he i,termissiOn and the after period
were deYOict T. social converse, which forms
such a delsL,fuI feature OF these interesting
gatherings.
; Bachelors Dinner at Mountain View.
OacCeiors' ailner Was given Sunday by
Mr. Cyrus H0Wes Of this city at his vineyard al
Mountain View. delicious repast dis
cussed for number Of hours Ia mode Fran
caise. y delightful moonlight drive ended the
pleasures OF the day. The party was chaperoned
ly SIR aud Mrs. Romeo Mauyas OF san Jose.
Those present were: Dir. Cyrus HOwes, Captain
Labau HOwes, Mr.. Horace Chlds. Mr.. Oscar
Jones Of San Francisco, the Misses Marie and
Beth Paddock, Mr.. Arthur Speer OF Oakland, the
Misses juliet and Edith Mauvais, Mr.. q. i.
May, MIR. t. f. Fisher Of San Jose, Mr.. Rupert
Baker of Mountain View, Mr.. Richardson OF
New York ana Mr.. Lloyd Of MenIo Park.
Tie Social Council Anniversary.
The ninth anniversary OF Social Council, No.
4G. o. {. f., was celebrated last evening at Union
square Hall with choice literary and musical
exercises and dancing. Tie hall was handsomely
decorated with national flags and streamers, and
u very large attendance graced lie occasion.
among lie guests were several grand officers,
notably c. N. Arnold, ?. e., Ii. W. Hutton, e.
G.. ana Mrs y Z. Evans, 6. r. Tie following
programme was announced by Chairman A. g.
Baker: Piano solo. Mrs. NJ. 4. Hutchings vocal
solo, Miss May Brown, accompanied by Prof
SuuuZ; recitation, Emmle WimOt, teacher OF
eioCulion; vocal waltz "PafIa" (ArdltD Miss
Ellen CouTsen, accompanied by Prof. J. ROeckeli
SDeciaitles, Miss Laura Crews; vocal solo, W.
EdmmSteri comicaIities, Walter Goldsmithi
EpIud banjo tournament (gndeT the management
Of Prof. Thomas w. Breel Miss X. McMahOn
Miss DAISY Livingston, Mr.. ID. Rosenberg, Miss
>. Cyue, Mr.. John Douglass, Mr.. Anderson,
NJ A. (aFnus. 4. r. SlauWOOl.
Mr.. Scilin, Masters +. and &. Wilder, Mr.. Ed.
DTeeney.
able success. aud not the least enjoyable part
was the dancing, which, To the music Of sanders
Orchestra, continued III late. Following COM
posed lhe committees: Committee Of Arran ge-
meuts-A. q. Ba er Chairman. Mrs. Loltle
Itffier, Mis-. S. a. Lowe, Mrs. NJ. L. Ubhaus, r.
I. Baccus, w. j. O'Shaughnessy, A. G. wood;
Reception CommitIee-C. NJ. Arnold (ChairmaUl
Mrs. NJ, A. Hutchings Mrs NJ: j; J; Baccus,
Miss Clara Mcdonald, Mrs. NJ. j. Marshall,
Frank UbIaus, Dr.. John Leflier; floor manager,
Mr. A. g. Baker; Floor Uommittee-R. L. Bac-
Gus. p. sullivan, {. L. Allen, a. Pennington, j.
Mayo, John havanagh.
The Nabobs' Yachting Party.
Last Saturday tie Nabobs gave most enjoy
able yachting party TO their many friends. Leay-
ing the city from MisstOn-street Wharf about
O'Clock The merry party enjoyed a cruise aboard
The Jessie Fremont. Music, both vocal and in
suumental, helped to speed the already too
rapid moments, aud when, at 80 o'clock, the
vessel was brought alongside McNear's Landing
N Suisun Bay all agreed that a pleasant time
had been passed. Soon after dIsembaIkment a
danny dinner was served, presided over by Mrs.
Knox ana Mrs. Wilson, who chaperoned the
Young PEOPLE. The afternoon was devoted 10 ex-
ll1ilng tue country, bathing, boating, ETC., ana
~ G:3O O'Clock the white wings OF the
Jessie Fremont were set and bore the
merry crew slowly (the wind being unlavorablel
bur safely. TO the home port, which was reached
about midnight. Among those present We're:
Miss Evyie Wilson, Miss Alice Russ, Miss Fan
ME Lask. Miss Elsie Knox, Miss Wilson, Miss
lis
Miss Jennie Ridell, Mis- Julia Burns; Messrs.
i. Jennings, A. Miner, Newton Knox, Robert
Wilson, George J0ost, Richard FerTar, Arthur
Kennedy, Noble Eaton. Arthur Hogan, I. lay
Tor, Samuel FOND, Max Roscnied.
Alcatraz Circle Entertainment.
Alcatraz Circle, No. So, c. o. +. OF A., gave its
first entertainment and social last Friday night
al ST. Georges Hall. This new circle has BEEN
III some ways, the most successful one of the
order on the Coast, and on this occasion the chief
OF lie Grand Circle Douglass cOmpmenled Al
catraz Circle on It's growth and active member
ship, ali being devoted 10 the principles OF the
Older
Following was the programme: Song, Miss
Anna Fleischman; recitation, Miss Foges;
iIcouet; piano solo, j. Peterson; recitation.
Miss Emily FlesenmaD. Alterward fne band
furnished music for all inclined 10 dance. An
elegant ice-cream supper In The banquet-hall ad-
Joining ended ts successful entertainment.
y Inc committees were composed as follows follows
q. Hensley, Mrs. {. Bouffe. Miss Kerrigan. Miss
Lena Meyer Miss X. Jaiser; Floor Committee
Miss Isabella Smith, Mrs. krasgrill, Miss A.
COOK, Miss Meyer, Miss Voges, Miss l.. Robbins
Party on Fourteenth Street.
pleasant party took place last Saturday at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Liebold l3I
Fourteenth street. IN honor OF the birthday ami
yersary OF their daughter, Miss Alma Liebod.
After enjoying an elaborate supper, during the
discussion OF which Miss Liebold's health was
duly toasted and many happy speeches made, the
guests returned TO the pari0rs. where they danced
several hours away. Among those present were:
Miss Alma Llebold Miss Flora Saal Miss Lima
Mailer, Miss Cathy Saai, Miss Mary Basky, Miss
Florens Saal. Mrs. q. LiebUld Mrs. l.. Thonyes,
Mrs. L. Ludwig, Mrs. DIR. Magnus, Mrs. 4.
Kawlfus; Messrs. Otto Miebold Max Magnus,
Frilz LeboId, Alexander Mapnus, Gustav Lie
bold, Henry Ludwig, Reinbold Kauifus Willie
Ludwig Gustav Llebold and Herman Blake.
The Success Lodge Entertainments.
good attendance Of members and friends en-
jOyed the entertainment gwen last evening at
California Hall on Kearny street by Success
IE..f IH.l