The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-22

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cording Secretary, Miss A. E. Sullivan;
Financial Secretary. Miss A. Powers; Treas
urer, Miss NJ. Whealy; Marshal, Miss Vie
toria Blaise; Inside Sentinel, Miss Lillian
Hardy; Outside Sentinel, Miss NJ. HAYES;
orgauist, Miss Alice Driseoll. Following
composed the Reception and Floor
committees: Reception Committee
Nellie Winters, Miss Frances Corbett, Miss
Mary Callahan, Miss Victoria Blaise. Mis-
Mary Cullen, Miss Kittie Tierney, Miss
Mary Callahan, Miss Annie Sullivan; floor
director, Miss Maria Stevens, assisted by
w, O'Brien, T. F. Hopkins, L. 4. Mullen.
81. j. Cordes, William H. Growney, W. j.
Wynn, F. c. Mollett, julius Eichorn.
The Committee of Arrangements, which
deserves special credit for this enjoyable
party, consisted of Miss NJ. E. German
1Chairman5, Mrs. G. II. Long, Miss Nav
Clansey, Mrs. +. G. Mollett, Miss M: E.
Donovan, Miss NJ. Mullen, Miss May Miller.
A Pleasant Surprise Party.
A surprise was given to Miss Lille We'll
at her residence, 426 Oak street, last Friday
evening by her many friends. The parlor
and halls were handsomely decorated with
ferns, smilax and Japanese lanterns. At
s 80 all the guests had arrived. and later
when Miss Well was ushered into the par
lors the guests received her with hearty
welcome.
Soon after her arrival an enjoyable pro-
gramme was rendered by the following
ladies and gentlemen: Vocal solo. Miss
Florence Meyer; recitation. Mr.. a. Lands
berger; piano solo, Mr. w. Simmons; vocal
solo, Miss Lille We'll; recitation, Mr.. w.
SimOns; piano solo, Professor NJ. Merzbach;
comic songs, Mr.. Louis Folk. The next on
the programme was dancing, which lasted
till midnight, when the guests retired to the
dining-ro9m, where sumptuous repast was
prepared for them. Supper being over the
guests returned to the parlor, where dancing
was continued till a late hour, when the
guests retired, feeling that they had spent
most enjoyable evening.
The following are the names of those
present: Miss Lille Well, Miss Clara We'll,
Miss Emma We'll, Mrs. L. Well, Miss Doyra
johnson, Miss Helen Marks, Miss Sarah
Brilliant. Miss Annie Brilliant, Miss Annie
Christensen. Miss Bertha Herman, Miss
Lila Lean. Miss Maggie HiSlop, Miss Gertie
HIslop, Miss Jennie Abrahams, Miss Lille
HeXter, Miss Florence Meyer, Miss Helen
McCreadie, Miss Title IsraelSky, Miss Celia
Getz, Miss Daisy Magary, Miss Emma Nc
Creadie; Captain Yantyzn, CAPTAIN David
Todd, Messrs. l., Wei, CHARLES Anderson,
George Ames, William Shaw, Eminel Hal
stead, William Cohen. Isle Cohen, Edward
Clark, Willie Buhlett, Mark We'll, Gus
MerZbac6, Eddie Christensen, Albert Lands
berger, Edward Taher, Louis s. Folk,
Douglass Cornell, William SimonS, David
AUldldiuS, y. W GSbOfGl, ShdllCo IlCAlCl,
Louis NJ. GetZ.
Tho Bay City Lodge Party.
The large asSembly-rOOm in Washington
Hall was crowded on last Monday evening
with the many guests of Bay City Lodge,
No. 619, Knights and Ladies of Honor. the
occasion being the first calico party given by
the entertaining lodge Many of the cos
tunes were handsome ana elaborate, notably
those of Mrs. Beyerson, Mrs. Moves, Mrs.
Boswell, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Major, Miss
knsman, Miss Pope, Miss Lacy, Miss Pur-
cell, Miss Day, Miss Stuhr and others.
The literary programme consisted OF the
following numbers. each participant being
recalled; Song, The Grand Old Ocean,"
Mr.. r. ). Duncan; recitation, Little Pierre,
Miss Rose Hebron; song, The Poor
Tramp" Mrs. Beverson; solo,. Mr.. q. D.
Smith; song, "Mr. Mccarthy" Mr.. E. n.
Whitney; hiding on a Street-car," Miss
Maud Day and Miss Maud Stuhr; recitation,
''Her Big Sisters Beau" Miss j. II. He'll
bron; song, Miss Della Penrose; concluding
with thirteen dances.
Among the prominent members of the
order present were Past Grand Protectors
J. J. Groom and 4. n. Grant, Grand Treas
urer j. W. Maher and Past Protector Mrs.
Hem.
Party on Seventh Street.
4 very pleasant party was given to Miss
Alice ConIin on last Friday at her home, 33S
Seventh street.
The evening was pleasantly spent in dane
ing, recitations, singing and games. Mr.. D.
Foley presided at the piano. Supper was
served at midnight, after which festivities
We're continued until an early hour.
Those present We're: Mr. and Mrs J. j.
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. George koen, Mr..
and Mrs. William Senne, Miss Gerts Tea
han. Miss Alice C5nlin, Mss Lucy Pickett,
Miss Nellie Coniin, Miss Mamie Pickett,
Miss Josie Kennedy, Mrs>rs. Frank Maho-
ne3. ~ Datety, L. " ililans, John Greene,
John May, W. King. L. Syce, A. kelshaw,
John Handrie w. DAILY, d. German, John
D0nnelly, Byrnes O'Connor, Master Harry
Senne.
The Y. NJ l. Entertainment.
The fourth annual entertainment and
social of the Y. NJ. L, No. %, held last
Opera House, proved big success. The
affair had been carefully arranged, which
accounted for this satisfactory result.
A large audience enjoyed the following
programme: Overture, Blum's Orchestra :;
address, President Joseph Ii. HOare; song,
Miss Verdi Gilmore; song. Mr. p. Wallace;
recitation, Miss Annie Daily; song Mr.. j. j.
solo, Mr.. j. GriflithS; song, Mr.. James Ha-
gan vocal selections, BALKAN Quartet, j. c.
Flood first tenor, {. 5. OrGutt second tenor,
W. c. Hamburger first baSso, Z. 5. Duncan
second baSso; grand fire -tableaux, embrace
ing the following talent: Fire song, Miss
Lizzie RuSkamp, with chorus by the fol-
lowing gentlemen of the South San Fran
cisco Quartet. Larroche, Il. Sweeney, ID.
w. Erwin and William Mooney. Afterward
there was dancing to the music of Blum'S
Orchestra till a late hour.
The officers of the institute are: PreSi-
dent. Joseph. II. Hoare; First Vice-Presi-
dent. E. l.. Mealy; Second Vice-P President.
;. HeTrin; Recording Secretary, j. w.
Barry; Financial Secretary, J. Regain; Cor
responding Secretary, William McHugh;
Treasurer, D. Williamson; Marshal, j. Hen
messy; Inside Sentinel, 7. Flaherty: Out
side Sentinel j. kearnes; Executive Com
mittee-W Gully, }. Hagerty. W. Ayers, j.
Harrington, q. Barry. The following
composed the several committees of the
evening: Committee of Arrangements-E.
l.. Mealy Chairman, ID. Williamson, NJ.
Mccormack, Z. j. Sweeney, j. NJ. Larroehe,
ID. Coughlin, }. Hennessy, Ii. i. R0Skanp,
d. w Erwin, 5. Herrin; Reception Commit
tee-F. Schneider Chairman, w. McHQgh,
W. Farrell, G. Flynn, j. w. Barry. William
Gully, p; Dunn, T; Dempsey, L. Harring-
Cummings. 2. Cleary; Joseph H. Hoare,
floor manager; Floor Committee. Hag-
erty, ID. Cronin, ID. Harrington, Il. Turner
j. Mccarthy, +. }. Harrington, j. Rpgan, }.
Tanning, b. Roman, j. O'Bren.
Party Broadway.
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of the Misses Mayors, 1874 Broadway.
on Friday evening last. The evening was
spent in the enjoyment Of songs and duets
by Messrs. Burton and Highland accOmpa-
MED by Mr. CHARLES Siskron on III. piano
and Mr.. 5. Hodgkins on The harmDnicn, hui
morou5 song. and Rotations by Mr.. Edgar
Mayors, piano duets by Miss Nellie Mayors
and Miss Juletle Siskron. a repast was
subsequently, served, after which dancing
was INDUCED in until an early hour. Among
those present were: Mrs. J. Mayors, the
Misses Nellie and Carrie Mayers. Miss KIT
tie Mccarthy, Miss Mia Nolan, Miss Ju-
liette Siskron, Miss Vira Mayors, Miss Flos-
sic Sheldon; Messrs. s. Hoigkins, Charles
Siskron, James Burton, IL. Siskron. James
Highland, John Saunders and Edgar j.
Mayors.
Pacific Coast Weddings
The wedding of Miss Adell Parker ard
Mr. Il. p. Waters took place Thursday even
ing at the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs Z. w. Parker, in Berkeley. 1t was
very quiet affair, only the two families be-
ing present Rev. L. Il. Bacon performed
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