The morning call., 1890-05-19

heehe, MISS Nellie Hufschmidt, Miss Z. Stevens,
Irene Bailey, Mr.. John Stevens Miss Josie Ma
son, MI Harry Wood, Mr. Walter Wilcox, Mr..
Louis Herrera.
Party at Napa.
Last wednesday In Turner Hall the Terpsi-
chorean Social Club gave Its party, which proved
success In every particular. During the day
The club decorated the hall with flags, mirrors,
ported plauts and cut flowers, the effect being
very pretty The grand march took place about
~ o cioek IN which thirty couples participated.
Handsome programmes OF UNIQUE design were
the season at Napa
The Court Pride Entertainment.
Inc second anniversary entertainment and
pail OF Court Pride Of the Golden West, No. 81,
j. b. A. o. +. OF A., took place last Friday even
ing at Union square Hall This young branch Is
IN n0urlshlng condition socially and finan-
CRAZY. ana It's affairs are conducted With method
The programmes which were in banner FORM
presented the following musical. literary and
calisthenic selections: Overture, Golden Gate
Orchestra; remarks, Mr.. II. Kohn. G. r.: reeita.
ton, Miss F. Friedlander; vocal solo, Miss Annie
ss.ocSWltz; California's favorie, MIR. Charles
Duiau; our favorite, Mr.. Newton l.. VIII
recitation, Miss N. Brodek champion club
Mr.. Nicholson Brown; musical selection.
orchestra. The frequent applause testified
10 me large audiences appreciation of the varl-
GUS NUMBERS. Dancing was afterward enjoyed
until o'clock to The music of the Golden Gate
Band.
The committees of the evening were composed
as follows: Committee OF Arrangements-Benja
min R0tholtz chairman, Charles StockWitZ Abe
Jackson. u. L0ewenthal Ed Isaacs, +. C. Lewis;
director. E. c. Lewis; Floor Commlttee-CharIes
GoldDerg G. LOwentlal, ID. Friedman, Charles
Berg, Abe jackson. &. Morris; Reception Com
). Gutenberg, IL. Kaber Ed Isaacs, Charles
Rotholz, j. Gorfinkel, A. LeVison.
The Calico Ball in Oakland.
A calico party was given last Wednesday
evening at Cavalry Hall, Oakland. The ladies'
wore light dresses, but the men were seriously
alfred, some wearing conventional evening
dress, and others tennis suits, with sashes
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted of;
Mrs. f. A. Robbins, Mrs. T. G. harrison, Mrs
Allen Freeman, Mr.. e. S. Meredith and Mr. E.
Won AdeluDg, while Mr.. q. S. Meredith acted as
floor manager, assisted by a Floor Committee OF
Edward Won Adeluug Jr., john Logan Howard
Robblns and Arthur orrey. string band OF
SIX pieces furnished excellent music for dane
Ing, which lasted till l O'Clock.
Among those who attended were: Mr. and
Mrs. w. K. Hale, MIR. and Mrs. Craig, the Misses
Frost. Miss Birdie Collins Miss Dora Craig, Miss
Grace H0l6roOk, Miss Louise Holbrook. Miss
vera McCOrd. Miss Nellie Handy, Miss Phoebe
Smith, Miss Bessie Charmed, Miss Cora Win
chell. Miss Annie Martin, Mrs. Schlesinger, Miss
Won Adelung. Miss Adrienne Merry, Mrs Russ
Mrs. Grant, Miss Grant, Miss Lou Denlson. Miss
Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Annie Wilson.
MISS Pauline Won Adelung, Miss Margaret
Cameron, Mrs. E. A. Robbins, Mrs. T.
e. Harrison, Mrs, Allen 6. Freeman, Mr..
g. ~ s. D Meredith; Mr. E. Won Adelung, Mr.. How
ard Robbins. Mr. John Logan. Mr.. George S.
Meredith, Miss Lizzie Hughes Miss Belle lien
Miss Alice MITCHELL Miss Emily Lawrence Miss
Miss Pauline Remillard. Miss Annie Hunt, Miss
crystal, Miss Cook, Mrs. Kimball, Miss Carrie
hlmball, Miss Nina Mauvais, Miss A bbie Cutter,
N,lss NJ. j. NOyes Miss Dyer, Miss Lizzie Monet,
MISS Grace w Villains. the Misses Richard
Poore, Miss POore, Miss Hart, Miss Huntington,
MI. and Mrs. GRAY Miss Alice Holden Mrs Car
penier, Mrs. Ranlett, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Trip,
Mrs. Mlmegh, Miss &: Gates OF Haywards. Miss
Annie Reed, Miss Cora Wucheli, Miss NJ NJ.
Poole, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Torrey, Hiss Dixon OF
81. Helena, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egbert, Miss L.
Fletcher, Miss Slurievant Miss Irish Miss
Agnes Harris, Miss Jennie Eames, MIR. and Mrs.
George Penniman. Miss Rarstow, Miss Durham;
Howard, George Fox, Charles McCieverty.
Douglass Watson, Bert Madsworth Fred a.
Brady, MilI Fine, Raymond Russ. Bert Weles,
Fred Jacobs, Joe Pheby. George White
James White, Frank Belcher,, f. A.
loId, MIR. Williamson, Mr.. Swales, Harry Quinn
Walter NJ. Hunl Phil Remillard, IL. p. Squire.
George Z. Gasklil, Walter Shaw, Fred Binaley,
sion, c. h SIurteyant, MI. Fowler. kenneath
watson. Harry Day, Fl. Dyer, MIS-. BrittOn, Mr.
and Mrs. n. W. SpauIding, Mart Johnston,
Spear Al Davis, +. NJ. Poore, w. w. Blow, Wal
lie shaw, Ben Smith, Howard Robbins Hamilton
Robbins, Hubert Dyer, B. j. Smith, Harry
Knowles, FOrman Hall, Z. j. Knowles, J. Ii.
Ames, VIII Gorrill.
rarty In Elliott Park.
number OF friends of Mr.. Fred Tyrrell as
sembled at the residence OF his parents, 8 Elliott
Park, last Wednesday evening, to celebrate the
anniversary OF his birthday. The evening was
spent In dancing, singing and games About Il
o'clock The guests adjOurned TO the dining room,
where bounIiful repast was partaken OF.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. +. j.
iyrreii, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Ludwigsen,
Mrs. FlaItery, Mrs. Donavan, Mrs. p. t. Coffin,
Mr. and Mrs. James Philips. Mir. ana Mrs. w.
F. Ludwlgsen, Miss Viola Tyrreil, Miss Aggle
DOnGvau, Miss Esther Donovan, Miss Myrtle
LudTissen, Miss Ella Flattery Miss Eiliie
Bowes, Miss Nellie kennedy; Messrs. G. A.
bets. Charles Thomas, c. Ludwlgseu Jr., +. Don-
oyan, W. Ludwigsen Jr., w. Donovan, W. d.
TyrrelI.
The Fidelity Lodge Entertainments.
The entertainment aud open meeting of
Fidelity Lodge, No. ., Order of Royal Argosy,
on last Friday evening, was decided success in
all respects. The programme as rendered was
as follows: Piano SOLO, Miss Ii. Middleton; reel
tation, Miss c. Fiskei song and dance, Miss NJ.
Mcklein aud Miss l.. Campbell; recitation,
Master l.. Moore; song, Mrs. Chapman; reciJl-
ton, Miss l.. Reid; song, Mrs. Rutter; song,
Miss L. Reid ana Miss McKIeu After which
dancing was INDUCED IN until a late hour.
The Kcbekah Lodge Party.
pleasant bOn-bon party was given by Re.
bekah Degree Lodge, No. l, In Friendship Hail.
ODD Fellows Building, last Saturday evening.
A fine musical programme was followed by dane
ing. Delicious refreshments were served and the
excitement of guessing the weight OF the cake''
afforded much amusement. Mr. Meyer directed
the floor and The Committee OF Arrangements
consisted OF Sisters Flora Bergman, B. Kron, l..
L. Roy, NJ. Laner, Flora Meyer. Fannie Adler,
L. Helnaberg and Miss WashOwsky.
Party Nineteenth Street.
very enjoyable party was given by the
Misses Lizzie and KtIie Dolan Wednesday even.
ing last at their parents residence, 800 Nine
teeth streeT, in honor OF the spider and Flies
Social Club" The parlors and dining room were
tasteiully decorated with greens, eoIoIed stream
ers, ETC.
A literary aud musical programme was we'll
Dolau, Miss Eliza Fulton, Miss Il. O'DonnelI,
Miss NJ. Robinson. Messrs William Mcdonnell,
William Wright and Others, recitati9ns by Rob-
EFT j. Loughery and George W. Bush, piano
solos by Miss S. Mullaney aud bliss Matte
Munro and duet by hiessrs. DOlan and Albert,
haImonca solos by Messrs. ID. Lane and f.
Benson and flute and violin by MesSrs. Charles
aud William Robinson well-served supper
was al the disposal of the guests, after which
dancing was indulged In 10 late hour.
Among those present were: Miss NJ. King,
Miss A Spelmon, Miss NJ. Murphy. Miss Mabel
Rasner. Miss Mabel njamln, the Misses Rose
and Maggie o'Donnell, MISS Addie Dosu, Miss
Ida Terry, Miss ID. Curey, Miss S. Mulianey,
Miss NJ. Kearney, the Misses Annie aud Nellie
Haus, Miss NJ. Barr. the Misses Kitty and Clara
Miss Eliza Fulton, Miss Josie Marchand, Miss
S. Benson, Miss l. Sillamon, Miss Minnie
Robinson. Mrs. D. Stalger, the Misses Lizzie and
kittie DOlan, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Beverly, MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. j. DOlap, MI. and Mrs. j. A. Mccormick,
N,r. and Mrs. T. +. Doian; Messrs. q. F. Alberti,
W. Steinbring, d. f. Lane Z. d. Benson. p. II.
Pollock and Robert E DOlan, j. l.. Pollock,
Robert j. Lougherg. ]; Kilday W. r. Clinton,
Charles Ferguson. T. j. Winslow, William Me-
DonneI. W. H. Dunlap, q. W. Bush, Thomas
L. Doian, VIM. Wight. Vim. Crowley, Robert
n eGlbbon. j. Eagan, d. II. Mclaughlin, b. H.
Van Dusen, &. NJ. O'Donnell, VIM. Robinson.
Charles Robinson, Ed Ring, W. Manon, Ii. Lock-
hardt and L. Carter.
The OIeta Club Party.
The members of the Oeta Social Club gave
their seventh annual bali last Saturday evening
at B'nai Birth Hall. In accordance with the
traditions OF the organization, the affair was well
managed and the comfort and pleasure of guests
made d first principle in tue arrangements. A
large attendance proved the popularity of the
clun under Its present regime.
Although not The annual souvenir ball OF the
club. an event which lakes place later in the
year, the programme was, In point of fact,
worthy OF preservation in memory Of the oc-
easlon. They were ornamenled with triangular
tablets of DlnSl unDn shaded red prOuud. and