The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02
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one. The costumes were largely new and
very varied, feature being the number Of
pretty female representations. The grand
march was an imposing spectacle. Blum
furnished the music.
Following was the order OF the carnival
pageant: Executive Committee, band, OFF,
GERS of the Spanish Mutual Benevolent So
ciety, floor manager and assistants. Floor
Committee. Reception Committee, Prince
and Princess with page attendants), Spanish
Students, Philip Ii, Don Quijote and Sancho
Panza, ToIero and = Z, PIeadoT i Isabel = Ia
ties. Bismarck, Carlos V, Monte Christie.
Emperor Norton, Emperor Napoleon III.
Hamlet, Uncle Sam, Our Next Governor,
slaves. maskers innumerable.
The credit of arranging the affair IS
largely due to the action of the committees,
of which may be mentioned the following:
Executive Committee Frank L. Noriega,
Chairman; V. Chiuda, Secretary Mr. Nava,
A. Pou. Jose AmbrOsio. Reception Com
Understandings Arrllliaga, Chairman
Thomas Lodgr, James Alexander, William
Bowes, George Ramm, Fred A; Nipgert, f.
r. Rodrigues, NJ. l.. Davalos, Dan J. Shee--
han, E. Z. Scialero, John Power, Manual
AFRO, T. Nj. JeUett, John Magee, V. VS.
coyich, DR.. j. Callandreau, ). j. Fatlo. ).
r. Malone, b. L. POrtillo, Jose A. Garcia,
Robert E. +. Klipstein, Jose Alfonso, Frank
b. Romo, }. o. Jewett, John Z. Glinden.
The Morrow Club Party.
B'nai Birth Hall was packed last evening
by friends of the Morrow Club. the occasion
being their second anniversary ball. Sell
dom has a more enjoyable affair taken place
or one more thoroughly sociable.
Bright decorations of red, white and blue
bunting and nati5nal flags distinguished the
scene of the festivities, the Park Band Oc-
cupying the stage. President David b.
jackson escorted his sister, Miss Sarah
Jackson, at the head of the grand march,
making handsome pair of leaders. Dance
succeeded dance for long programme 5
length until after o'clock.
Following directed the successful affair:
President, Mr.. David Jackson Committee
of Arrangements-Mart Leisner CHAIR
mani, II. j. Johnston, Frank Mcfarland.
John Nelson, I. E. Hearty. j. II. Hudson,
J. Garbarin o; Reception Committee-Major
f. Hanson, j. Z. Jones, j. Morgan, Ii. l.,
Meyers, j. E. Pomeroy, Charles Turner. e.
O'Neil; floor manager, John Kerr; Floor
Committee-Charles Long. Charles Lintrup,
Charles Spingler, Thomas O'Connell, NJ. NJ.
Bushway, William Nelson, Thomas Walsh.
Union Ball.
The third annual ball of the Harness
makers Union. No. 3. took place last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. Counter-attrar-
tiuns mItigated against the appearance of rs
many friends as might have been expected,
but at late hour there was a goodly at
tendance. johnson * Gutman's Band fur
nished the music and the following COM
ittees were in charge: Committee of Ar
rangements-F .. Day. S. McGregor. G. U.
Str0h, j. w. Smith, J., b. Martin, George j.
Murchel, j. III. Effinger Reception Commit
tee. Owens, ii. Sanders, j. T. O'Neil, S.
Taylor; floor manager, p. w. Haberlin; as
sstant floor manager, III. Bruins; Floor
Committee-William Getz, t. S. Simpkin, F.
b. Tidd, A. Whelton, r. j. Welch. r. Il.
Davis, j. darcy, George Zehnder.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Peder Sather and Mrs. E. A. Mackie
of Oakland, who have been travelling in
England and on the Continent. arrived in
New Y ork on the Cunard steamer Umbria
last week.
Mrs. Stuart Harold and Miss Bertha Bald
win have just returned from Santa Anita,
where they were spending a couple of
weeks They are stopping at the Baldwin
Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Painter (nee RusselD
have returned from the White Sulphur
Springs. and are occupying their new resi-
dence on Vallejo street.
Miss Maud OConhor is the guest of Mrs.
Morgan G. Buckley at her residence in
Hartford, Conn.
Captain William D. Dietz, U. S. A.. of AL
catraz Island. has gone to Benieia barracks
for Temporary duty.
Mrs. Thomas Rhodes Of Los Angeles is at
200 Jones street for the winter.
DIR. George I. Shiels has returned from an
extended tour of the interior of the State.
and is at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mrs. A. 9. Morse and the Misses Kate and
Said Morse OF Chicago are passing several
weeks at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Booth have closed
their residence in San Mateo and will pass
the winter at 1906 Van Ness ayenue
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin. Mrs.
Richard Ivers and Miss Aileen Ivers are in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. james Spiers will reside in Berkeley
after her return fro M Chicago.