The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-16
9. E. r. DR.. Simon ouialon.
exception of the champagne, which was al
imnorted vintage

exception of the champagne, which was an
imported vintage.
During the evening the following toasts
by b. 81. bayfield,; 'The Order Universar':
response, "The Guest of the Evening" Dr.
Quinlin expressed most eloquently his ap-
probation of the occasion. and thanked the
order for its truly Californian welcome dur
I'M ing his stay in this city. He complimented
the order on its prosperity, and declared
that California was the only place in the
world to live in. If it lay in his power. he
proposed to return to San Francisco to take
up his permanent residence.
Continuing, the list of toats was: Golden
Gate Lodge. No. g." response Leon Dem
neryi absent Elks." response. c. D. Hess;
the ''Dears," replied to most modestly and
becomingly by Leo Cooper; the Profession
exemplliled py W Nick Long, and "The Press"
10 which =. w. Nevln very ably responded.
At an opportune moment DIR. QuinIin was
PRESENTED with handsome silk umbrella,
with gold handle set in California quartz
and inscribed &c. E. R. Or. Simon Quinlin
S. F., 1890" w. C. Dudley, Secretary of
Golden Gate Lodge made the presentation
speech in few witty words. He said that
the lodge thought that as DR.. Quinlin was
going into rather moist country an UNI
brelia would prove quite serviceable and
as perforce it would be, keep him
constantly in mind of the many friends ne
had in San Francisco and the high regard in
which they held him. Mr.. Dudley apollo
gized for not adding pair of strong rub
bers to the umbrella, but unfortunately the
doctors size had not been obtained. DIR.
Quinlin thanked the lodge most heartily
and promised to get even with all California
Elks when they came to Chicago.
1t was at an early or rather late hour this
morning when the pleasant affair closed.
Among those present were:
~ Golden Gate Lodge and invited guests:
Browne. George J. Bucknall. Md; II.
Beck, F. Bettman, S. A. Barr, j. A. Bon
field, E. r.; J. E. Cain, j. c. Casey. E. L.
K; James Coyle, H; Il. Davis, P. E. R;
Leon Dennery, !. P. Dunn, W; G. Dudley.
B. Ecksten. II. o. Fisher, J. j. Goitlob,
J. o. Harris, c. S. Hoffman, B. Isenburg,
William Kreling, r. Lilliston, L. q. Leary,
A. 5. L9yeIace, MD; A. Larsen, J. n.
Long. 2. E. R. Charles Morrell Jr.; L; A.
Moreton, Bert MeNulty, P. E. r.. R. Nc
Donald. l. T. Morse, Md; b. l. McFar-
land. George H. McKuene, Harry Neiman,
Ed Noonan, E: L. K; Samuel Newman. c.
w. Neyin, ID. ID. g. E. X. and Treas. Harry
0rndorff, A. Perrier, p. E. R. R. T. Perrin,
Pearson, F. hoffman, G. W.. Roach, j. G.
Sorg. Thomas Stanifeld, e.; c. Schneider,
D j.: Tobin. +. Taggert N. Trayers. NJ. NJ.
E. L. K; William Walker. A. Wallerstein,
Bragg, ]. K. Mehrtens, George Bell, P. E.
R.; X. J. Aginton, F. Ii. McGarvie,
Thomas Flanagan. A. NJ. Blode, P. f. R.
Peter DAILY, William Muller of No. 10, j. NJ.
Dodge, Z. X. Of No. 16S, j. G.. Fogarty of
No. 13, Fred Carroll of No. II, c. d. Hess
of No. 8.
Oakland Lodge. No. 17I-George e. dc
Cola, E. R.; NJ. A. Whidden, S. II. A.
Cole, E. l.. K; E. d. Sewell, B. F. Priest,
f. NJ. Davie. Andrew Glover, H. n. Sloper,
c. l.. Maxwell, w. j. Donovan, r. l.. Nc
Kee, w. II. Remmer, L. F. Hickey, E.
Riehl, James Vance, E. H. Campbell, O.
Bemis. g. A. Russell. W. Z. Bowling, A. w.
Stilwell. Hugo Fugel, w. ID. Hendricksen;
W. I. Cottier, Jr., Tyler; NJ. Whalen,
No. IT,
Managers of local theaters-George Wal
lenrod, l.. r. Stockwell, Harry Mann, AL
Bouvier, Charles Meyer, and representa-
tives of the daily papers.