The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-16
Sir Walter ScOtt's Memory Hon.
ored by the st. Andrews
Society.
THE CAMPBELL DEJEUNER.
Joint Anniversary Celebration by Two
Courts of Foresters - Marechal
Mel Hop-Zizzag Club Party.
Birthday Party on Pine Street.
The Ames Surprise-Home Pro-
lection Club Party.

Tie ladies Of tie Elsmere Club will give tea
this evening at the residence OF Mrs. Rogers,
Fauntieroy House, 1o5 Stockton street, for the
benefit of their kindergarten.
Mis-. NJ. Deane has been elected Grand PTesi-
dent at the Grand Council of the {. L. a. S. held
at Santa Cruz. Miss NJ. Hilary of Alameda is
Grand Treasurer and Miss Stella NJ. O'Brien of
this city Grand Secretary. Tie Grand Board Of
Directors is as follows: Mrs. NJ. j. Lohse Of
Oakland, Mrs. Basilio Laogier of Stockton, Mrs.
d. Deane Mrs. Kate Lynch of San Francisco,
Miss NJ any Lambert of Oakland Mrs. Sweeney,
Mrs. Gileu, Miss O'hane Mrs. a. b. Mcguire
aud Mrs. Code of San Francisco. and Mrs. Rup-
Pert OF Alameda.
Germanla Lodge No. 20, U. L. A, will hold
al open meeting in Shells Building this evening.
MI and MIS-. Fred Nickersham Of Petaluma
gave musicale last Thursday evening for the
benefit of the local Episcopal Church.
America Council, No. Z, o. c. F., VIII give Its
tenth anniversary entertainment and ball at
BnaI Birth Hall this evening.
The Joilies will give their regular weekly
social this evening al Mission Turn Nerein Hall,
Mission street, near Seventeenth.
Last Thursday evening a number Of young
ladies ard gentlemen assembled at the residence
OF Miss L. Henry, 1916 Larkin street, TO organize
the Iyauhoe Social Club, the object being 10 pro-
mote pleasant social intercourse between mem
hers aud their friends. The CLUB is composed OF
tie following ladies and gentlemen: Miss E.
Henry. Miss u. Heary, Miss I. Lppman, Miss
+. IiSuIeT Miss b. Barren, Miss l.. Barron, MI.
PM Asch, MI Leon Henry, Mi. A Henry, MI.
L. Davis. Mr.. a. ScBoeufeld MIR. j. Berck.
The Alkesian Club viii give its fIIh anniver-
sary souvenir party at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening
number of friends were pleasantly enter
talued al luncheon on Thursday by Mrs. W. C..
Campbell at her residence on Turk street. Amid
tasteful decorations and bright conversation the
IepaSt was enjoyed, some time being attelward
a4!seably sLeut I'D Ihe draw Ing room. Those
present were: Nj. aud Mrs. " alter {. Campbell,
Mrs. W. Ii. Sears, Mrs. }. L. Hoyt MIS-. ID. w.
NhltlimOTe, Mrs. ). l.. Cutter, Mrs Hila Dun
eau, MIS-. u. W. Smith and Mrs. NJ. b. bullard.
The st. Andrews Society Celebration.
Enthusiasm characterized the OvertowiDg at
tendance at Scottish Hall last evening, when the
celebration Of the enc hundred and nineteenth
anniversary of the birth Of Sir Walter Scott
took place. The Wizard of the NORTH is one
of the great men who belong TO no country, but
TO tile world. and Americans last night joined
community 10 honor bis memory.
Tie following programme was fully appre-
Ciated. especial attention naturally attaching TO
General Barnes eloquent grafton: Bagplre mu-
sic, 10y the society ppers, Messrs. Ross and Weir;
Chairman's Introductory remarks; plano solo,
overture to "Guy Mannering," Mr.. II. ID. Bur
ness; quartet "Uh, Hush Thee, My Babe"
MIS-. Anderson, Miss Anderson, Messrs. Eye
aud Bremneri song, Jock o Hazeldean,"
lections Of Scottish melodies, the Fuhie family;
oTaGiun, Sir Walter Scott" General W. Ii. l..
Barnes; seug, "Tne MaegregorS' Gatnerlu z"
Mr.. Ben Glars; song, 20 Maly, Waiy." Mrs. NJ,
). Davis; reading, from The Lay OF the Last
Minstrel" Mr.. W. Q. Cooke; song, "A Rosebud
by Bly Early Nak," Miss Carrie Miner; iastru-
mental quartet, selection of Scottish melodies.
the Fuhrer family; song, HAL 10 the Chlef,
Mr.. j. LnklaleL; quartet, The sun SHINES falr
on Carlisle ALL" Mrs. Anderson, Miss Auder-
son, Messrs. Fyfe and Bremner (aecOmpanist,
Mrs. l. $ AndefsoH).
Dancing was aferward in Order the pro-
Eramne with their representation OF 'ocOtts
Monument" on Princes street, Edinburgh, form
- appropriate souvenirs Of the occasion. The
ctifmittees of tie evening were as follows:
Literary COmmitlee-James ScObe Chairman.
James c. tyie, u. ST j. Bremner tSecretaryo
Executive Commttee-Ihomask Ross, John Reid,
A. X. Patterson. Reception COmmlttee-DaVid
Porter d. A. Mcdonald, William carleton
Cooke. George L. Brander, John Balm, James
Smith, David Hunter, James Sullivan v Z. Law
sou, Samuel Irving, Andrew I frngle, James
Secular. Floor COmmlttee-(J. Niyen (manager,
William Hendry, james K Rely, Alexander
Campbell William y uil, William H. Eaton, a. q.
Ballingal
Following are the officers Of this worthy s0cl-
ETY. for The current year: President, James Nc
abs Flee-fI esldehls 1eoiee DdNl9s9h, JaiieS
ScoDe; Treasurer Vernon Campbelli Recording
Secretary, A. r. Patterson; Assist ant Recording
Secretary w. NJ. AendiYi Financial Secretary
W H. Eaton; AsSistAut Financial Secretary, j.
C. McEwan; Librarian. {. Z. Whyte; Trustees
John MeLaren, SAMUEL Irving, j. e. Cuslns,
William Watson, William Nico; Board OF Relief
Stewart; Physician, ". +. MeNutt, Md; Chap
lain, Rev. Robert Mckenzie, DID.
Bop at the MareehaI Mel.
Yesterday being The anniversary Of the open
ing OF tie MaIechal Mel Hotel, Mrs. L. L. Foss
gave a pleasant hop to celebrate tile occasion.
some 200 guests were present. including those
resident in the house. Dancing commenced
shortly after 8 o'clock and continued until mid
night when a bouHliful supper was served, The
table being artistiea!ly decorated with prolu-
sion Of choice fruits Nesting IN an artistic
arrangement Of leaves. Blum's orchestra FUR
ui-ned Tie music and gave general satisfaction
The master Of ceremonies was Mr. C. :; Mann.
10 was ably assisted by Mr. Gale, MI L. ).
NiCkersham and MIR. Bacon. The affair was
made Thoroughly enjoyable by the genial solcitude
Of the hostess of The occasion, aud that OF the
many ladies' present.
The Foresters' Celebration.
Court Justice, No. 7172 and Court Inter Nos,
1858, OF tie Ancient Order OF F0resters OF
America, celebrated FOresteTs' day last evening
by giving ball in Odd Fellows Hall. 1t was
The anniversary OF The division Of the order into
i've distinct parts, The courts above mentioned
seeding from the English courts on point OF
principle.
There was very large attendance and the
ball was great success. Brilliant decorations
impaired a festive air TO the scene, which was
very lively one. The ladies were at their best
and the gentlemen bent upon enjoyment Other
courts were well represented, three attending in
a body shortly after the commencement OF the
fun. Dancing TO The music OF Neumann's Or
CneStra continued until / O'Clock.
The various committees OF the evening were
composed as follows: Committee of Arrange
meuts-Thomas Sewell (Chaifman), d. d. Hunt,
H. c. Logan, c. L. SheehaB, W. G. johnson, J.
D. Case. j. b. McMuTay. L. }. Baker, j. NJ.
tee-A. J. Newton (ChairmanA L. Musante,
Tahan, E. l.. Strain. E. Coffey; floor manager
Fred DOdd; assistant floor maDagers-T. Ii.
LAWYER Jr, Z. J. Baker; Floor Committee.
Farrell, Isaac Winthrop, K. Bullwlnkel, Alex
HudeT SlPlert Charles StluekmdO0, u, UdIuIEl,
Birthday Celebration on Pine Street.
The members OF san Francisco Lodge No. 1,
]. o. II. S., spent very enjoyable evening gu
Wednesday last at the Eastern Hotel on Pine
street. The occasion was the birthday anniyer-
safy of its President, Mr. Henry Eggeilng A
bountiful repast was served. Songs toasIs and
TecitatOus Kept the party together till long after
midnight. Among those present were; hlessrs.
J. TIeuting. a. Dolllen, II. Rothschid, Aug
Biedenbach. Z. Wieger, J. sievert, j. Meier
clerks, L. Grimm, II. Niemann T. Lampe, IL.
EgEeling, J. ElsaesseT, +. BIN, Z. Ruehle, +.
KTug, II. HaaT, ii. ID. Pottker, }. Marx, ID. Fur
gems, II. EggeTs II. Muhlfeith. T. n. LANCE.
The Confidence Lodge Entertainment.
Confidence Lodge, No. 16, U. E. A. gave an
, entertainment and popcorn prize social last
evening at Eastern Hall, Shells Building. The
attendance was good and much excitement was
created at the distribution in the grand march of
the popcorn packets, each OF which contained
some premium OF value.
Following informal programme was pleaslngly
Ituueleu. vocal SOLO, |AlltTNdIusi MISS Josie
Smith; recitation, Miss Alice Malline; vocal
solo, MIR. W. Hanlan; recitation, Glow He
Saved ST. Miehaers." Mr.. j. Casselman; duet,
Miss Josie Smith and Miss HenckeD. Dancing
followed to the music OF the lodge orgaDist, Miss
Josie Smith, and under the direction OF Mr.. w.
H. boiling.
Tie efficient committee of the evening was
composed OF Mr.. W. II. DOing (Presdent Miss
l.. Smith, Miss Josie Smith, Miss NJ Peasley
Miss A. Wedel.
An Improvement Club Party.
The Home Protection Enforcement CIub held
their first anniversary bail to celebrate recent
concession to the property-owners, at Rolanders
Hall, corner OF Twenty and Church
Streets last Saturday evening. Blums Band
furnished the music for the occasion.
President Broad delivered The address OF well
come, after which literary exercises and dancing
were Kept up until early in the morning. Messrs.
7. T. Dolan ana Thomas Barry, OF the Federation
Of Improvement Clubs. were guests OF The even
Ing.
The following property owners and their
friends were IN attendance: Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. A.
MOtoul, the Misses Prayers, Mr. and Mrs. Niles
Sullivan, Mr.. and NJ RS. r. Vance, MIR. and Mrs.
johnson, Miss NJ. O'Leary, Miss N. Kirby, Miss