The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-27

Hughes. w. +. Bremen f. Childs, =. P Cuttis
walsh, P. j. Conley, j. W. Raglan, j. Dooley.
The officers Of The organization are: Past Presi-
GEM. MIS- j. T.. Sweeney; President, May Tuite;
Junior Vice-PresIdent, Mamie Scuy; Record
ing Secretary. Martha Stryker; Corresponding
SecIetaiy, May Gordon; Financial Secretary
Minnie Byrne; treasurer. Emma Russell; Mar
shall May Cunningham; Guard, Marion Flynn.
serenade in n sunol Camp.
a very pleasant serenade was given to Mr.. P.
N Lanee, 1t being The anniversary of his birth,
at Sunol Camp Oak Openings, on Monday even
ing. Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. N Lange, Mrs. H. Lilienthal, Miss Annie T.
Lilientnal, Mr. and Mrs. r. Robinson. Mr.. II.
Scott, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Macauley, Miss j.
Macauley, Mrs. Schultz. Miss ?: Schultz, Mrs
Roberts, Miss y. Roberts, Miss b. Roberts, Mr.
W. Roberts, Mrs. Morgenstern, Mrs. Sllls. Mis-
Van NIack, the Misses RaiSch. Miss E. Smythe
Mr.. Castleman. Light refreshments we're served.
alter which all went home well pleased with
their evenings amusement.
The Ambulance Corps Party.
The promenade concert and ball given last
evening at the Regimental Armory, 120 Grove
slleet, for the benefit OF the band and ambu-
lance corps of the Second Artillery Regiment
n. q. C., proved a remarkably pleasant Affair."
The corps 10 the first ambulance organization on
this Coast. II numbers twenty-four under the
command of Major Mccarthy, Surgeon OF The
Second Artillery Regiment. and VIII nave prac'
teal knowledge Of It's field work, all the mem
beIs having the advantage OF special medical
training.
The hall was very bright last evening. Flags
and bunting with plenty Of gas Jets, made the
scene very festive. BY O'clock there was a
large attendance, and the regiment band com.
menced lis choice programme. AllerWard there
was dancing Till late, the numbers being varied
wlth the following vocal selections: Bass solo,
The Old GraVe-digger," Mr.. Oscar Kellogg;
duet in llalano, Messrs. Harry Niemann and
Charles Bailey; soprano solo " Ii BaclO" (ArdltD
ana lheir Image Wandersp (StrekleD, by Miss
Lottie Calsiug; bdTytone solo, Mr. j. Fogarty
MISS Casing warmly dnDlauueu and Mfr,
Kellogg fairly captured tie house. The merits
Of The remainder are well known.
The agreeable affair was IN charge OF the FOL
lowing committees: Committee on Arrange
ments-MdjOr w. ID. Mccarthy ChaIrmanh Ser
geanI Geo re a. Lee, Peter McDOnough, f. X.
Hayes, sergeant A. A. O'Neill, Sergeant j. Ber-
taudos W. III. Hammersley; floor manager, Lieu
tenant-CoOnel }. A kuser assistant, Leuten.
ant Frank a. Vail Floor Committee-COlOnel
William Mcdonald, Captain A. 3. c. Dorhmann,
Sergeant j. BertaudO, Captain j. A. White, Cap
tam I. F. ONeil. F. Il; Hayes; j. Monroe; Re
cepiOn Committee - Major W. ID. McCarthy
(ChaHmau), j. Monroe, w. ii. Hammersley, Z.
McDOnough, SCI geant A. 4. ONeil, +. 4. Hayes,
Sergeant George 4. Lee.
The Greenan Lodge Entertainments.
Greenau Lodge, No. 81, Legion of the West.
held Its regular nlouthly open meeting at Its
hall, on the corner of Tenth and Market streets,
last Tuesday evening. The programme, which
was Of the best the lodge ever had, was as
follows: Piano solo, Miss Lenhardt; vocal solo,
MISS Eliza Jones; recitation, Mr. Wenyon;
accompanied by Mr.. Ed Ross on The scotch
bagppes: recitation, Master Crawford; piano
duet, Miss Qugley and Miss Lard; vocal SOLO,
Professor Foley Afterward Tie haIl was cleared
and the young people enjoyed dancing until
IL 80 O'Clock.
Tho Peerless club Party.
Tie inaugural party OF the Peerless Club took
place last evening al Humans Hall, Polk
street Looking down upon HE gay scene from
the gallery about 10 O'clock, very animated
and attractive spectacle was presented. For an
initial party Ii was a great success, aud the
handsome hall constituted an appropriate scene
for the elegantly alfred asSembiaSe.
Dancing TO The music Of Nelson's Orchestra
continued melry until about midnight The
grand march was LED by Mr.. A. Il. Kahn and
Miss Kahn. During the evening pretty souvenirs
were presented To tue ladies.
The various committees were composed as tol-
lows Committee Of ArTangemenls-H. hlaber,
A HaTshall, A. Leyison, S. GOldstr in, 5. Harris;
floor director, l. Morris; assistant floor director,
a. Il. Kahn; Floor and Reception Committee,
The Heefless Club
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Mr. William Ii. Lef1isr and Miss Minnie L.
Shilling OF Oakland were married on Tuesday at
the residence of the brides parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Shilling She is a graduate OF the Oakland
High School and a very accomplished young
lazy. MI LETTER Is resident OF Fresno
MI. William L. LarenZ aud Miss Emma SUIT
Of Oakland we've united hi marriage at the resi-
dence Of lAe brides parents last tuesday even
ing, Father Benjamin AkerIy officiating. The
for trip 10 the GeySers.
Mi Marion :. Seat aud Miss Esther Wardrobe
Of Stockton were married last Sunday by Rev. s
Mr.. o. B. Thomas and Miss Ida Perkins Of
Golden Gate were quietly married BIZ DR.. +.
a. Horton fast Tuesday evening.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Sherwood leave for
Europe the day after tomorrow.
Mis-. L. NJ. Breslauer aud the Misses Laura
and Gussie BIeslauer, came up per steamer
Mexico to San Francisco 10 visit friends. They
Will shortly go TO Pacific Grove, Monterey
County, 10 spend The rest Of a Two months va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Wilds and daughters the
Misses Sadie and Kiltie Nilds, who have been
OF in the mountains on a months camping trip
spent Sunday on Mare Island as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Nichols, returning to their
home in San Francisco III the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. II. 5. Croker OF San Francisco
are visiting Mi. aad Mrs. George NJ. Mott Of
Sacramento.
Judge Ogden hoffman, has been visiting Del
Monte
Mrs. Tripler and Miss Thpler are soiourning
at Del Monte for tie summer season.
Professor L. S. BOneli leaves Boston on the
29th Tor d weeks visit In Chicago.
Mrs. f. i. Jerome is visiting ner parents In
Hueueme, Ventura County, Cal.
Mr.. Theodore Dierks, wife and children are
stopping at the Blue Lakes, Lake County, for
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. NJ. c. Gorham and family are al Santa
Cruz for the season.
Mrs. j. OMaley aud daughter are at Santa
Cruz for the season.
School Director II. NJ. SanbOru OF Oakland and
family have returned from their Two weeks So
iourn at Monterey.
Mrs. k. Ebert has taken a cottage at Santa
Cruz for the season.
Mrs.W. C. Bard and son, of San Francisco, aud
Nine. Louisa j. Riggs and son are,spending sew
eral weeks in the valley OF Los GuillcOs at the
hiTkwOOd Hotel. Nine. Higgs IS writing several
new songs and piano solos.
Professor L. GofTie has been at Los GuicOs
staying for several days TO rest himself.
Miss Nellie Grant, daughter Of Mr.. Jesse Il.
Grant OF Alameda and granddaughter OF the
late General U. S. Grant, is recovering from a
severe attack OF typhoid fever, under which she
has been Frustrated for the past six weeks.
Mr. EDWARD +. Taylor, the Oakland agent OF
THE CALL is spending a two weeks' vacation
with his family at Htna Springs.
Mrs. S. Price has removed from 4O3 Hayes
street TO 1926 Hayes street She Will be at home
the first Thursd ~ OF each month.
The Misses Jennie and Rosie Keene have
gone TO Concord. where they VIII remain durlug
MIR. Quincy l. Glliland will leave the latter
part OF his month for an extended tour through
the Eastern States
Mrs ennIe Rosenlhal and daughter are here
on visit from Eurole and are stopping with
the formers mother, Mrs. jacobs, at 2317 Jack.
son street.
Miss Jennie Blair has returned to the city from
a visit to Miss May Pope at her residence in st.
Helena.
Mrs. Pabinquin of Cholams is visiting her
mother at Anderson Springs
Mr.. j. NJ. Semiiia OF West Berkeley Is at Napa.
Miss Marie POBtOn de Arce has gone on visit
TO some friends in San Jose.
Mis-. BlIdsaI OF San francisco has just re-
turned from Anderson Springs.
Mrs. Perry Edwards Of Oakland Is In Napa.
Rev. DIR. Sweeney OF Oakland has returned to
Constantinople, Turkey, from Two weeks
ploiaiion and investigation OF the seven
Chulches of ASIA" He was accompanied In his
researches by his brother. the United States
Consul General for Turkey. Dr.. Sweeney ex-
poets TO return home in August.
Mr.. Thomas Breeze Miss Breeze, MIR. w. +.
Breeze and Miss l.. Breeze arrived here yester-
day from their extended Eastern visit and are
guests at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. harry KiIly OF san francisco Is spending
his vacation at Anderson Springs.
Miss Grace NaslelI Of Oakland is visiting Los
Angeles.
Mi. ". s. Hobart left the first part OF the week
to meet MIS-. Hobart and his daughters on their
return from France and escort Them TO their
home IN this city.
Mrs. Mathews and Miss Tessie Mathews, of
Oakland, have just returned from Anderson
Springs.
Miss May CoOper OF Oakland is visiting friends