The morning call., 1890-05-12

C. ID. Potter, Mr.. buckingham, William J. Hart
mau, Mr.: J.. b. Eliot, Mrs. William Manning
| Mrs. living Moulton, Mr.. s. Blum, Dr. and Mrs
Grifihs, Mr.. E. N. Shook, Miss Emily S. W ade
MISS Nellie Pierce. Mrs. Chapman, Mr.. Nolan.
Mr.. Lyons, Mrs. " W. Shannon, Mrs. NJ. S. Singer,
Eagan Miss Eagail, Mrs. L. p McCarIy Miss
Krenske, Mr.. L. f. Wheeler, Mr.. Val Scmldt,
Henrietta Z. Martin, Miss Emily W. Grant, Mr.
| buckingham, Mr. w. Z. Stautfed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Church. Mr.. Mcclure, Mrs. de Pine.
Puidy, Mir. r. d. Davis, Mr.. George Childs, Mr..
P,yIon, Mr.. :. Z; Haniy. Mr.. N. Lellan, MI.
Ii. Culver, Miss B. SIeriy. Miss Maud Smith.
Miss Lizzie NJ: Bryan, Mrs. j. II. Cutter Mrs. W.
b Doans,; Mrs. Allen: Mir; Il. w Haw-
Mrs. A. z. Hussey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ste
yens, Mr.: George c. Smith, Mrs. James ID. Boyd
Miss G. Hiscox, Miss Francis Gould, Mrs. Van
Miss Ida Gillespie, Miss l. Breck. Mrs. F. E.
Beck. Mrs. James G. Spauldng. the Misses
| Mir. w. F. HooSer, Mrs. c. 5. NJ. Bartlett Mrs
| George q. CLARK, Miss Eva Msekeen, Mr.. L. w.
Howe, Miss CasweI, Miss Pauline Halter. Mrs.
Bourne, Mr.. ana Mrs. &. o. Simmons, Mrs.
Il. NJ: Plum, Mr.. Frank Brown. Mrs. Cur
| Edna Talcott. MIR. q. hickman, Miss L. II. Hanlon,
| Miss A. Wedei, MIS-. mary Coffin, Mr.. George S.
Faey. Miss L. Bells, Mr.. James NJ; Luna. Mr.
f. Herrera, the Misses McLane, Mrs. f. Macot-
Trey Mrs: Cohen, Mr.. q. Rice, Mrs. jenkins
|
sou, Mr.. p j. Sanchez, Mrs. Moran, Miss l.. NJ.
| Graham, Miss +. McCarty Mrs. j. Beard. Miss
Beard, Miss Maud Bhchal, Miss 81. Driscol.
Miss L. Tourney. Miss Ii. Scnilnglyde, Miss
| Snattergagle, Miss Annie CheeIie. Miss Annie
Oslernian, Miss a. O'Brien. Mr.. Louis Hartter,
| Mr.. j. ID. Saunders, Miss Nellie Brown, Mr.. f.
| Gross, Miss SIemhed, Miss Fanny l.. Denny.
Tie TIL SHE Club Entertainments.
On Thursday evening last the officers and
| clansmen OF the San francisco Scottish Thistle
| Club held reunion and supper In their club
rooms, 50 OFarel street. After The regular
business oil the club had been disposed OF and
four new members Initiated, the clansmen,
headed by the Royal Chief and Pipers Munro
| and Levendale, marched TO the supper-ro0m,
| where they were all soon busy discussing the
| good things provided.
| The tables We're covered with those things for
| which Scotchman's soul longeTh. Tattees and
herIln, mutton pies, ported head, oat cakes ana
| real Glenevlt composed The bill of fare
All having partaken 10 satisfaction, the Royal
| Chleitain, Hugh traser.who was supported on The
right by President McNab OF ST. Andrews So
| cieiy aud on the lett by Vice-Chieftaiu John
| Elder in neat speech welcomed the guests of
the evening. concluding with the toast, The
| President OF The United SIaies," which WAS
cleverly responded to by MIR. William Nc
Intosh.
The toast "The Queen" was then given and
| replied 10 in suitable speech by MIR. John Ell
| der, after which MIR. Robert Russell sang "Scot-
land Yep in fue style, all Joining in the chorus.
The toast, "our Sister Societies" was le-
| sponded to by President McNab. Mr.. McNab
was IN his best foIm, and his speech was loudly
| his remarks lie stated that over $1,000 had been
donated 10 the st. Andrews Society. and con-
cuded with the hope that The good feeling exist
| Ing between The Thistle and 81. Andrews So
| cieties would long continue so. Votes OF thanks
were passed 10 the committee In charge Of the
CONGRATULATIONS Munro, Grant ana Me-
| Rae-for the efficient manner in which IL had
| discharged Its duties. The entertainment was
| brought to close at IL o'clock by all Joining
| hands and singing AUD Lang Syne."
The following is the programme OF the even
ing: Selections on the bagnipes, Messrs. Munro
Professor Mccarthy; songs, .Hail Brose" and
"Scota's Thistle" Mr.. James Niyen; toast,
Club" response by Dr.. Dougald Mcmillan; sougs,
"IaitieS and Herrin," and 'Jobn Alians Shop"
MIR. James Fraser; toast, " The Lassles." re-
Spouse by Mr. Harry Walker; song, Scots Wa
Haze" Mr.. Rae Brown; toast, absent Mem.
bers," response by Mr.. Crawford; Gaelic song by
Mr.. Alex Campbell; sonJ, . Friends Far Away"
MIR. Harry Walker; Reel o. Tulloch" by Messrs.
W. b. Ross, Baxter Mcdonald and MathIesen.
The Grace Lodge Party.
On last Thursday evening the members Of
Grace Lodge, No. 6. Order OF The Royal Argosy,
gave an ice-cIeam party at their hall IN Union
square Building. The following programme was
web carried out: Opening address. Supreme
President Ii. e. Gesiord OF Napa; plano solo,
Miss May Springer; song. Miss josie Hanibn,
accompanied on either by Miss wobber; cornell
piano by Miss Aggie Mulee recitation,
Miss Laura Crews song, ISIS X. Black selec-
TONS on mandolin and guitar. Mr.. James Il.
Cray and Mr.. j. L. Brownrldge Addresses were
also given by Supreme Vice II esldent Il. e. Hail
Supreme Secretary c. ID. Coon and Supreme In
structfeSs Mrs. NJ. Thompson. Refreshments
were then served, after which dancing was ID
dulged 10 Till midnight, when all repaired to
their homes well pleased With the evenings en-
tertaInment.
1he Jewel Lodge Entertainment.
On last Wednesday evening the hall OF
Jewel Lodge was crowded, The occasion being
the regular monthly open meeting of that lodge.
Ii was held al ST. Georges Hall. The Commit
n a m ffn,,, ~ sir
mann, NJ ISIS Clara Eaton, Miss Katie Long Miss
Clara VolZ, Mi. Charles Ii. Brown and MIR. James
L. burDs, deserve credit for the efficient and
gtatlfyln manner In which II carried out tile
following programme: Introductory address,
Deputy Frank L. Webbi song, Mr.. W. NJ. 0gi.
Katie Piae and the Misses McCloud; sitaTion,
Mr.. W. L. Wallace; " Progressive Legion of the
West" District Depqly~Iouis c. KnelI; song, W.
Fannie Eagan: Chinese representations, Charles
kankln; surg, Miss Maggie Murphy; recitation
uidiog1el Tie Misses McCloud; song, Miss An
Eie Davis. The beanb bag game finished The per-
| Torrance, and Vice Commander James L. Burns
made the closing address, after which dancing
was lnoulged III until late hour.
The Twilight Club Party.
The "Twilights" have changed their place OF
meeting from Ross Hall to Saratoga Hall, where
! they held their regular weekly social last
| Wednesday evening. II was In the form Of a
"Mikado party" The ball, which was decorated
! in Japanese style, presented very pretty APP
than pleased with The change OF halls.
Ihe guests commenced To arrive shortly after
| O'Clock, aud continued IN steady stream Till
| long after the opening waltz. The feature OF the
evening was The grand march, led by the Presl-
| dent OF the club, Mr. George Kob and his sister.
Various movements and figures were carefully
and umbrellas were presented to each paTticI.
| pant as meme nto of the occasion. One and all
thoroughly enjoyed themselves and wished much
success TO the cub in the future. Excellent
| music was rendered by Professors Casad's band
which was compelled to render an encore 10 each
| dance.
| The floor was under the able management of
| Mr. l. Morgen. who was assisted by the follow
Ing Floor Committee: Messrs. }. J. Gorliam,
| John Rafferty,, Z. COIN, q. Reynolds, II. Oehlerl.
| Among those present were Tie following Miss
| Miss Clara Baker, Miss Mollle Crowley, Miss
AgGie Kealny. Miss May Lowe Miss Nellie Muir
! Lulu Hopkins, Miss Kate TierDan, Miss May
| Handley, Miss Jennie Everett, Miss Molv
Sweet Miss Annie Leary Miss Kitte Jones,
| Layton, Miss Nette Hawiey, Miss Birdie Brown
Miss Kate Steele, Miss Matte Martin, Miss Mil
lie stohm. Miss George Bush, Miss L. j. Martin,
Miss May Fletcher, Miss Bessie Stevens, Miss
| Maud Norris, Miss Hamburg, Miss Annette
Beaumont, Miss J. Sutton. Miss Lille Craig
| Mamie Houston, Miss n. Noonan. Miss Jennie
| Merrill Miss Nellie Mcdonald, Miss Minnie Mil
Miss Kittle kearney. Miss Jennie Ralney, Miss
| Kit keafnau, Miss Stella Swan. Miss Isabel
| linking, Miss May Coakley, Miss Eva James,
| Miss Mile Lewis Miss Minnie DUulan, Miss
| Dugan. Miss Eta Nevin. Miss Bette foye, Miss
Jennie McDermott Miss Tlnuie Tucker, Miss
| Edna Martin.
The following named gentlemen were present.
| MessIs John Murray, n. Newton, e. Degenei,
| John Cannon, e. Wilcox, B. Carr, L. Aceret Z.
| Dakin, John Riordan. Max Z. Licbt, John
Heaney, q. Honbeek, A. Bateman, Meyer Cohn,
| A. Riebn, q. Gels, Ii. Davis, l.. Bernstein, John
Miller, =: u. Brown. z. Prince, B. Harrison,
Henry FELTON,, John I; Becker c. IL. Howell
John Curlett, Z. Muser, W. Chase, l.. Martin, ".
| Thayer, b. L. Finklng. John Robinson, Clareuce
| Brooks, j. Matinee Z. Z. Earle, A. Wright.
s. e. CaVelour, NJ Hogan, John Mellon, Henry
| Hughes, L. K. Roberts, a. Lap, mann, j. Ii. Nc
Carly, Henry Lorenzen, J: NJ; Murphy, q. Brown,
| A Schultz, f. b. Beeler, L. Murray Max Michel,
| j. Kelton, Peter Petersen, John Moruney, j.
| Parrott. T. H. While. ". b. Scheel, I. Paterson,
| John kundson, TT. Mason, +. White. j. Mar
KEEL Lawrence Son. z. Lucas. L. L. King, Milton
| Bradley, w. I. Johns, Henry Grace, T.. WinsOw,
S. JOSEPH, Z. CapurIo, 6. W. Dodge. John Leli-