The morning call., 1890-05-31

was afterward enjoyed for several hours. l..
kuttner being floor manager The success OF
the affair was largely due to the efforts OF the
following commit tees: Recepl0n-Mrs. b. KatZ,
Miss T. Altman, L. c. Levy, Miss +. Conn. Floor
Il Marks, Leo Green, Miss j. Rosenberg, Miss
NJ. kob Miss G. Sternberg, George Keoehel.
The Franklin Lodge Enterts
The members OF Franklin Lodge, No. Al, A. o.
U. W., gave very pleasant entertainment last
evening In Laurel Hall, Shells Building A
large and select audience early assembled
The programme OF the entertainment embraced
the following numbers: Address, Judge d. j.
Woods; recitation, Samuel Booth; vocal solo.
Miss Eliza Jones; Professor Mccarthy, Union
plperi, vocal solo, Brother Natharsoni recita:
ton, II. L. CLICK; vocal duet, L. j. Waldron and
Miss NJ. l.. German; cornet solo. q. n PaysOn
vocal duet, Mr., Nathanson and Miss Jones
union piper, Professor Mccarthy. Dancing
aileIward terminated the successful affair.
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted Of
Messrs. +. Williams, j; j. Florence, ~. Nathan
Toohy, who ably presided during the entertain
ment.
The California Lodge Party.
The members Of California Lodge No. 3. u
L. A., were rendered party by Mrs. NJ. c. Fen.
messy and Mr.. George w. Ii. Patterson, they
having drawn their coupons recently. The az.
fai was unusually pleasant aud took place on
Monday evening. The hall was Dedecked with
hOweIs, and The many friends OF the lodge turned
out IN force. Grand Secretary T. n. Mount de-
liyered the opening address and was followed by
Messrs. A. X. Hollis, George w. II. Patterson
and others. Refreshments were then served by
Miss Ida Fosberg, Miss Aunie WeiSe, Mrs Ada
Weldon, Mrs. Ella Moet Mrs. George Patter-
son. Mrs. NJ. Z. Fennessy and Miss X. Dunn.
Dancing was then INDUCED in, and another one
OF the peasant lodge parties Of The season was
oyer.
Party on Folsom Street.
parry was given at 519 Folsom street re
Gently IN honor OF Mr.. A. &. Weber. The time
was spent by the guests in dancing, which was
kept up iii me rniDg.
The Golden Gate Chapter Entertainment.
The Golden Gate Chapter, Order OF the East.
ern star, gave Its regular monthly socable on
Monday evening last The programme was as
follows: Overture, " La Pal0ma," with varla-
lions, Professor Yanke; songs, (1) Dreams"
90 The Lights Far Out at Sea-" Miss Gussie
Hobe; songs, (d) Little Serenade," (6) Sing on,
Sweetheart" Miss Schmitz; recitati0ns (dj
Trouble iii the Amen Corner" (L) Coming
through the Rye" Miss Bertha Maria Parce.
Ali were heartily eGcOred. Miss Parce. who IS
a recent graduate from the Chicago School OF
Oratoty. impressed all present with the mastery
manner III which she rendered her selections.
The affair, when was an invitation one con-
tnued until II o'clock, the remainder OF the
evening being devoted 10 dancing. The a; end
enter talnment decided success.
Personals.
Messrs. Milton S. Eisner The attorney. NJ. P.
Wolf and Edward j. OIver, all OF this CITY, ar
rived in Washington d. c., yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Mcdonald left yester-
day for Alaska.
Mrs. II. r. Chown OF San Francisco viii be the
guest OF her lrother, Mr.. Ii. J. Hanchette, III Los
Angeles next month. Mrs. Chown, as Miss
Estele HancheIte, was one of Liszus brightest
pupils and was accorde' The distinction of play
ing al his musical rec ptiOns during the great
pianisrs last season at Weimar.
Miss Flora spencer Of Napa is the guest OF
Mrs. j Hart OF this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alexander Boyle left on the
steamer for Alaska yesterday.
Miss Lena Deyne leaves here shortly for the
East and Europe, where she Is under engage
ment 10 appear IN concerts.
Mr.. George Pollock, who accompanied MI
Oelrchs 10 this Coast captured locomotive Gin
der IN his eye on Thursday and has been con-
fined TO his hotel IN consequence.
Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Reid started for Alaska on
the steamer yesterday.
Mr. j. {. Hendly is spending few weeks at
Mount Pleasant Farm, near GlenwOod.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. r. PTentiss viii go to Monte
rey Tor the summer.
Major and Mrs. Moae viii spend August at
Monterey.
Mrs. n. Myer and Miss Henriette Myer OF 2G6
Golden Gate avenue are solOuTuing at Byron
Springs for couple of wees.