The morning call., 1890-04-28

made a complete surprise. The following We're
present. ~, Mr. and Mrs Marshall l. Culver. Miss
mrs. John Greenwell. Captain Cromwell Mrs.
H. L. Brand MIR. and Mrs. J. II: Robinson, Cap
, Nn .; u, Homer, Mrs. NJ. Z. Warden, Mr.. and
Lake, MIR. and Mrs. q. NJ. Payson, Mr.. J. W.
plsbrow, Mrs. Badcock, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. c.
Sneddon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Prior, MIR. Martin j.
H1uener, MRS. Frank CocksoD, Mr.. and Mrs. L w.
tMSts"peTt, Miss Fannie Liebert, Miss Pet NUNS,
MISS Lotte RapD, Miss Alma Greenwell, Miss
Meyep o M Miss Louisa Shaw Miss Tina
NUNS, Miss N. G. Tency. Mr.. Hardy Brand,
n Mrs; Nelly Oisten. Mr.. Oliver Olsten, Mr.. Frank
L. WeDo MIR. Fred Petts.
The Ell Dorado Corps Party.
Assuredly one OF the most successful parties
OF the week just gone .by was that given on
thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall by Ell
Dorado Drill Corps, No. l, Native Sons OF the
Golden West. party BY this corps of Califor-
by the social community.
Inc large attendance included many intending
SPECTATORS OF the exhibition drill, which took
pIaee after the thlrd number announced In the
neat, bannerfofmed programmes. This drill,
Wnlcn was the event OF the evening, comprised
which were performed win astonishing nicely
ana exactDess. Captain Roster, who when on
GUY Is rigid dlscpnarian, possesses the
esteem and Confidence OF each individual in the
corps, and the result is a hlgh-perhaps the
hlehest-state OF efficiency in tile ranks. After
the drill dancing was resumed on The rewaxed
moor. thoughtfully roughened for the exhibition
by Mr.. Gordon, 10 the music of Won der Mey-
der's Band until O'clock.
Inc committees OF the evening were composed
as follows: Committee OF Arrangemeuts-Ser-
geant IL; C. Schroeder. Sergeant George II. FREEZER
muth, .. 9. Kell; Reception COMMUNICATIONS
tenant +. j. Roster, Lieutenant w. Ii. Nelson,
Corporal j. D. Schroeder, George Jennings, c. f,
SSeilz, 1. A. Fassett; floor manager, Thomas II.
Doane; Floor Committee-Captalu B. G. Doher-
mann, d. w. Haley, A. Thornton, L. Sober, (.
T. Gates, FL. j. SeitZ.
The Bay City Parlor Party.
The members OF Bay City Parlor, No. 1o4,
Native Sons Of the Golden West, gave specially
notable party last Friday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. 1t was their third anniversary ball,
and number Of novel features were introduced
to distinguish the occasion and render It all the
more enjoyable for those present.
Inc Dali opened about 8 O'clock, when the
grand march was led of by MIR. Eugene ". Levy
and MISS Josie LesZnsky, followed by some 800
couples. AS The column slowly wound its way
onward 1t was seen that there was method In the
pain pursued. and when. toward the close OF the
advance, calcium light effects lii UP the attrac-
tive scene, 1t was found that the living units in
Tue aggregate formed the mystic letters. n. S.
mired.
Another feature OF the evening calling for
special comment consisted OF the programmes,
which were very tasteful. They were fashioned
OF Vory-whlte mill-board. and on the cover APP
pealed the title of the organization In raised gold
letters followed by the date, etc., In ornamental
type A dainty vlgnette of the Golden Gate, eX-
ecuted In pale blue, adorned one side, and the
Whole elaborate souvenir was finished With In
denied, beyeed edges and scarlet pencil cord.
Another souvenir much appreciated was the
unique pocket fan presented to each lady guest.
johnson & Gutmans Orchestra furnished the
music for the fifteen dances, and The calcium
| light flashes between the rhythmic engagements
accumulated IN varied effects delightfully."- pic
| turesque company. A Moonlight Schottsche"
10 particular drew admitting attention to the
elegant toilets of the ladies'. About o'clock the
| pleasant affair terminated.
The acting committees Of The evening were
composed as follows; Committee Of Arrange
! Gross, b. frankenberg. S. Gabriel. Leon f.
| Price, Ii. g. w. Dnkelspiel, Sol Peiser; floor
manager. Fl. G. W. Dnkelspiel; assistant floor
manager, Is. frankenberg; Floor COmmlttee-M.
II. heynemann, Sol Bloom, Charles Lindeman,
George II; Myers. Charles A. Lipmau. |. Leving-
Uommiltee~George NJ. Cook Chairman Julian
Ii. Newbauer, Ferd b. Levy, b. Bearwald, l.
Lndemau, Dr.. b. NJ. Gunzburger, L. s. Rosen-
6-rg, ID. l.. Hollub, George NJ Lavenson, w. L.
Letson.
The Bissextile Club Party.
The members OF the Bissextile Club OF 'SS gave
| their sixth reception last Monday evening at
| UniOnsquare Hall. The club which is all COM
| posed OF young ladies, has had most triumphant
| course ever since its Inauguration, and invita-
tons 10 Its parties are highly valued.
| BY $50 O'Clock the attractive hall was well
meDced to the music OF Balenberg's Orchestra.
The ladies on The various committees fitted ac-
| lively about, deyOting themselves to securing
| The comfort and pleasure OF ALL 1t was d very
| select atfalI aud thoroughly enjoyable. About l
| o'clock the friends exchanged adieux and de-
| parted for home.
| The officers OF the club are: President, Miss
| AuEle SchlageIer; Vce-President. Mrs Helene
Brauer; Secretary, Miss Lille fogue; Treas
| urer, Miss Camilla McDermott. The honorary
| committees were constituted as follows: Com
| mittee of Arrangements-Mis Carrie Anthony,
| Miss Annie Sculageter, Miss Annie McGilli-
| cuddyi Reception Committee-Mss Mae Colder,
| Mrs. L. Murray, Miss McDemott floor man
ager. Miss Esther Palini assistant, Miss Lille
| Pogue; Floor Commtlee-Mrs. q. l.. lie Gal, Mrs.
| c. +. Brauer, Miss Mamie Brewer, Miss Josie
Golfer
Among those present were: Miss Title Wrede,
| Miss Carrie Anthony, Miss Maude Knowton,
| Miss Annie McGillicuddy. Miss Hattie Cross,
| Miss Mae Colder, Miss Kate Stewart. Mrs. L.
Murray, Miss Graves ,;. Mrs; Z. /, lie Gal Miss
| Saith Miss Josie Golfer Miss Florence Wordeu,
Miss Alice BrowneI, Miss Hannah Dennis, Miss
de Van, Miss Haight, Miss Sanders, Miss Lille
Simpson, Mis-. Nettie Mccarthy. Miss Sophie
shaier Miss N. {. FaIInsworlh, Miss Hannah
| Miss Minnie Smith, Mrs. Z. A. Murray, Mrs.
Gross. Mrs Whidmapn, Miss Minnie Brewer.
Helene Bauer, Miss Lille Pogue, MISS Camilla
| McDermott.
The following named gentlemen were also
| present: Messrs. Z. Conolley w. A. Peterson, j.
| p. Parker, A. Trautyetter, @. Hammer, C. f.
BauIer, &. Ha6euich, ); avery, II. somers NJ. G
Deacon; j; Z: HENRY W: B. Cookson. Mr.. Wafer
q. O. Smith, c. Bruins. 3. Haight, A. Hoffman
q. Wrede, d. o'Cailahan: j. Temple. DIR. West
| u u. N.
A; L. Tempe. A. j. Melletz, E. Cross, J. G.
| OKane, W. NJ. Letcher, Mr.. Shidmore, L. q.
Carrera, +. ID. jackson, &. N Van Orden, Mr.
| Brown.
Pleasant Surprise Party.
very enjoyable surprise party was given on
the evening Of the l 9th inst. to Mrs. C. f. Stein
kamp at her residence on Santa Clara avenue,
Alameda. Among the guests were the follow
ing: Mrs. c. f. Steinkamp, Mr. aud Mrs.
kuhlke, Mr.. and Mrs; Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Lutgen. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Slebs
Mrs. Mattfeldt, Mrs. Fortmann. Mrs. Josper,
gen. Mrs F. HeIImann, Mr.. and Mrs. II. He'll.
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. ollmer, Miss L. Lut
gen, Miss A. Lutgen, Miss A. Muller, Miss l.
Miss j.. Kuhlke. Miss NJ. Hashagen. Miss f.
| Mattfeidt, Miss ID. Fortmann, Miss +. Forlmann,
Miss A. tortmanp, Miss A. heltmann, Miss L.
! Miss L. Werner, Miss Minnie Dierks, Miss
May. Dlerks. Miss E. Vossbrnk, Miss b.
Hencken, Miss Z. Brunert. Miss Lizzie Voss-
brink, Miss Katie Floumann, Miss A. Wikens
MessTs. j. Buse. Henry Muller, ii. Muller, IL
kuhlke, G. Bottle, II. Bolte, c. Stenkamp, II
VossbIInk, F. Heltmann. A. wilkens, r. Wilk
ems, W.. Moeller, e. Fishrogt G. Lonsmaun
Herman Muller, M. Mehrtens.
| The Gamma Eth Kappa BANQUET.
Last Saturday evening the regular annual con
ventlon Of the Gamma Eta Kappa fraternity wa
held In this city. The delegates and visiting
fraters TO the number of seventy-tve met In tn,
hall OF Alpha Chapter, In the Alcazar Building
A II The chapters established In the high schools
OF good standing throughout the Stale were rep
resented at the convention. Which was called I,
order at 2 o'clock IN the afternoon by the presid
Ing officer, Professor X. II. Webster The entlr,
afternoon was consumed In the transaction O
fraternity business. The convention adjourned
at O'Clock IN the evening TO Campfs rotlsserie
where the visiting fraters were Hospitality enter
tained by the members OF the local chapter.
The entire upper floor OF the restaurant had
been engaged for this occasion and was prettlly
decorated with flowers and eyergreens. TIT
banqueting board was arranged in the shape O
horseshoe about which sat eighty enthu siastil
young men, all OF whom were either then, or had
been at one time, actively enrolled In a high
school or university. The Intervals between the
different courses were pleasantly passed in Joy
Gus songs specially dear to the student heart
Alter dinner toasts were in order, which wer
responded ~ very felicitously by the various
| speakers.
The following order OF exercises concluded III,
evenings entertainment, and at late hour III,
parties departed, taking with them many happy