The morning call., 1890-05-24

Mr.. James r. Watson; song; Can't Ye by by
dance, tue Highland Fling" Mr.: A. $; Math e,
f Be- King nut M o ehsFe Sss Mr.
Robert S. Duncan; song, 40 Charlie Is
paRG s1tl0T reota ansnOw 4he M Rs
,eculion of Montfose" (William Edmon-
stoune Aytounl. Miss Elsie A. Duncan;
a lO Il. 'G Hayton; song, Maciean's Welcome"
DANES Hogg) Mr. William Carleton Cooke;
song. when the King Comes Owre the Water"
" The Wee Wee German LairdIe" (author un-
known Mr. George ST. =. Bremner; song,
:. Waes Me for Prince Charlie" civilian Gien)
A. II. kayton; song, "Bonnie Dundee" (Sir
Walter Scorp MIR. Robert s. Duncan. Accom-
PIANIST, Professor James A. Kerr.
At the conclusion ihe chairs were removed and
dancing inauguraed and kept up for couple OF
hours TO excellent music.
The committees who had charge of the affair
were composed as follows: Reception Com
miltee-President,. Daniel X. Mcneil; James
Aiken. Donald Mckay. Colin NJ Boyd, Major
L. McGregor, George Davidson, John McLaren,
John NJ. Duncan. Angus Mcleod, Hnarfon Dun
can, James McNab. Robert Ewing, John Reid.
Colonel Charles l., Taylor; Literary Committee
James Mesrns Daniel X. Mcneil, James K.
Watson floor manager, William UIquhau;
Floor Committee-Rober 5. Duncan, Roderick
McKinnon. NJ. 2. Forbes. James Milar, Roder-
lex Mcdonald, William Mitchell, John A. Ross.
The officers OF the club are as follows; Chief,
Mel; Second Chieitain, X. s. Faicouer Third
Cbieitain. Thomas Wilson; Fourth Chieftaiu.
Iees-D. q. Chisholm, NJ. P. Forbes, Norman
Beaton.
Party on shotweu Street.
very pleasant party was given by Miss Kate
Landers at her parents residence, 912 Shotwell
street, last Tuesday evening. Tie evening was
Mr.. Fred Peters ana his brother rendered q
piano duet. Mr.. 2. HammersIntb sang Down
on the Farm" Miss Hattie Ingham sang "A
Dream"
Private Picnic.
The Cadez Students held their second picnic at
Niles Canyon on Sunday last, and as usual 1t
proved a very enjoyable affair. The young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves with boating, bathing,
riding ana dancing. Music both vocal and in-
strumental, was INDUCED III. Among the par
Elephants were: Messrs. John Power John
Burke J.. McGeough. William Bowes, H.
Schwartz, Matt Connolly, N. Pendefgast, W. Mo
Cord, Ii. Hayes. I. MalOney, p. Bllck, j. Daley.
W. King, j. Rock, {. 0'Brlen, A. kelsher, ?.
McDade, j. Fitzgerald, C. Reddy. T. Syce, T.
Brady, ID. Shea, J. ODonnell, T. McGrath. J.
Campbell. i. Smith, j. Carr, II. Tehan, j. Kerr,
j. Casad.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee has been visiting at Mon.
terey.
Mrs. &. W. Reynolds las gone to Pescadero
for few weeks.
Mrs. A G.. Halves left on the last steamer for
a couple of months. Mrs. L. b. La of Carson
CITY accompanied her.
MIS-. Motion Cheesman, Mrs. Peter Decker,
Miss Decker and Miss CheeSman leave next Sat
urday for Ross Valley, where they have taken 4
cottage for the season.
Miss z. DreyfuS Will soon leave for Santa Cruz,
where she VIII spend the summer.
MI Fred l. Castle MISS Blanche Castle and
Miss Hllda Castle aIe at Monterey.
Messrs. d. c. johnson and l.. j. Meyers are at
Pescadero.
DR.. aud Mrs H. NJ. Sherman (nee Barreda)
have returned from their wedding tour and are
stopping al The Hotel Bella Vista.
Or. John Davis Hartley and wife start for
Alaska IN few days. They will be away about
two mouths.
Miss Bette Plagemann was visiting friends at
Hamburg. Germany AT last accounts.
Mrs. Easton and Miss Crocker are spending
the week at Monterey.
Mr.. Horace Il. Pratt leaves to-day on a short
trip TO Santa Cruz
Mrs. ". B. Bowling and children. Mrs b.
Gfif1n and children, Mrs. 1. MoTtOret and Miss
Alice Murray are ruSticating in Ross Valley.
Mr.. John +. Merrill and Miss Merrill are at
Monterey for a week.
Mrs. Platter, wife of MIR. J. L. Platter, the
banker OF Los Angeles, is The guest OF Mrs Vol
ney Spaulding at Tie Bella Vista.
Mrs Steinburg ana sister, Miss Kittle Crow
ley, are in Ross Valley.
MI; and Mrs. F. S. Douty have returned from
visit 10 Monterey.
MIR. and Mrs. Cadwalader OF Red Bluff are In
DR.. Frances II. Marx left last Thursday for
New York, where SHE will continue her studies.
aud Minnie Cole have gone 10 Monterey.
The Misses Drexel, daughters of the laIe
Joseph ". DreXel the New York banker, are al
the Occidental Hotel.
Miss Elsie Iinson is visiting Saratoga Springs.
in Lake County, with party OF friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Callen have gone TO Mon
IeTey for few weeks.
Mr. W. A. brewer and Miss A. w. Brewer of
San MateO are at PescaderO
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Hastings have gone TO
their beautiful country residence IN Lake County
for the summer
Baron EdOuard de Rothschild, son of Baron
AlphOnse de Rotbschiid, head OF the banking
firm OF Rothsehild Freres of Paris, france, is at
the Palace Hotel
Mrs. A E. White aud family of Oakland will
spend the month OF June at the White ranch at
Hermitage Mendoctuo County Mrs +. Ii. Cow
ara Is visiting her sister. Mrs. While, at Hermit
age, Cal
Miss Margaret O'CalIaghan is visiting friends
at Mare Island
Parties and Picnics to Take Place.
The Bunker Hill Association VIII commemo-
rate The one hundred and fifteenth anniversary
OF the battle OF Bunker Hin by an excursion
and picnic TO GlenwO0d, Santa Cruz Mountains
on June 17th. Literary exercises ana dancing
viii take place on the grounds.
oThe CbildTen's Progressive Lyceum will give
their regular monthly entertainment Oh next
Saturday evening, at the hall, 9o912 Market
street.
The st. Adams and st. Peters Sunday schools
VIII give picnic on June 18th to GlenwOod
Santa Cruz Mountains, in conjunction with the
Bunker Hill Association.
The Nth annual picnic OF Young Mems Instl-
tute No. VIII be held on Decoration day, at
Shell Mound Park.
The second entertainment and social OF Def
ance Circle, No 80, c. OF F. OF A.. Will take place
next Friday evening at ST. Georges Hall
The Young Mems Catholic Union, comprising
Leo Assembly, No a, Dolores Assembly, No Z,
and Damien Assembly, No 8, Will give Their FIRST
annual excursion to Glen Ellen Park, Sonoma
County, on Decoration day.
The nfth ANIMAL nicnic Of Young Mems InstI-
tute No. viii be held at Shell Mound Park on
Thursday, June 18TH.
A concert and ball will be given by Trum oil
Lodge, No. 65, Order Of the Golden Shore on
Monday evening, tie I'd prOx., at Irving Hall.
CATHOLIC UNION.