The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-05

was a1terward spent, music and dancing
alternating. The guests kent up the festivi-
ties TIL an early hour ON Friday morning,
when odd Lang Syne" was sung, and
three cheers given for the genial host and
hostess. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. McCallum, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. + airgrieve. Miss Grasp, Miss
.Beauregard, Miss Fairgrieye, Miss Wilson.
Messis. A. Henderson, Mr.. Workman. Mr..
Bryant, }. c. McEwen, W. Yuiil. A. Currie.
A. Campbell and r. Thomson.
The Athletic Club Social.
The San Francisco Athletic Club held Their
regular monthly social last Wednesday
evening at their club-rooms, 341 Sixth street
and large number of young ladies and
gentlemen hugely enjoyed themselves under
the careful management of the Social Com.
mittee. The music was all that could be
wished Tor, anu was danced to until quite q
late hour.
Among many features of the evenings
Soclai entertainment were songs by Messrs.
.. +. Holland. NJ. Mcdonnell, ID. n Denehy
and Miss Esther Williamson. Mr.. r. j.
Evans Qloor managed announced the ninth
annual ball TO take place December 18th al
B'nai Birth Hall
:, The following committees were in order
Floor manager, X. j. Evans; assistant floor
manager, ID. n: Denehy; Committee of Ar
observation-disclosures Flood, L. McEneary
A. 5. Bresln, g. W. Bishop; Reception
Gommlttee-E. 5. Kelly. +. ?. Slater. S.
Drugan, W. Barrett. S. II. Austin, j. Con.
roy, L. Gallagher, j. OConnor.
Party First Street.
A pleasant bonbon party was given to Mr.
Henry j. Scully at his residence, 3l6 FRS,
street. on Saturday evening last An en-.
jOyable evening was spent in music, sing
ing, dancing and games. The invited guests
We're: Mss Mamie Mullens, Miss Jennie
Mitchell, Miss Sarah Galloway, Miss Minnie
Commit, the Misses Nina and Mabel McDer-
mott. the Misses Mamie and Sally Scully,
Miss Kate Push. the Misses Sarah, Alice
and Edith Baillie, the Misses Rose and
Mamie keegan, the Misses Lizzie and Sarah
Ryan, Miss Ella Callahan, Miss Dora Greedy
Miss Kittie O'Leary, Miss Agge Healy, the
Misses Amelia anu Julia Marrsh, Miss Mary
Gibney, Miss Eva Lind, Miss Mettie Gerron
Messrs. Henry J. Scully, John T. Keegan
Is. J. MeFeeiy, Daniel McFeeley, Frank
Long: John J. Carroll, w: Gerron. David
Buckley, Hugh j. Breslan. William p. Nc
Gonlgle, Timothy killeen, Samuel Stevens,
Daniel Sullivan, John j. S,uliy, James
Scuily, A. Mcdonald, Mr.. Foley, w. Scan-
Ian, Louis Murdoch.
A B,nd OF Hope Entertainment.
The meeting of Hayes Valley Band of
Hope was largely attended last Sunday,
being the occasion of farewell meeting TO
Mr.. Clarence G. Morris, Superintendent of
the band.
The meeting opened in due form, with the
Superintendent in the chair. After the
business OF the band the following pro
gramme was rendered: Recitation, Miss
Isabel Lynch; recitation, Miss Cornelia
Mansfield; song, Miss Ethel Forrest. Miss
Jessie q. Turner then. with appr0pr; ate re-
| marks, on behalf of the band, presented to
Mr.. Clarence g. Morris handsome gold
Band OF Hope badge. Mr.. Morris responded
with few weli-chOsen remarks.
A dialogue prepared for the occasion by
Miss Olive Turner was then rendered by
right little girls. Mr.. \. l.. Worley. d. S.
}. W., L. o. q. T., then delivered an address
suitable to the occasion. The pleasant
affair closed with the following numbers
Recitation, Miss IneZ Morris; recitation,
Miss Della Chase; reading, Willie Barnes !;
remarks, A. l.. Mcdonnell; recitation, Miss
Lula Chase: remarks, Z. II. Voikmar resi-
tatIon. Miss May Morris.
An Engagement Party.
4 pleasant engagement party was given
recently at 542 Jessie street in honor Of the
engagement of two popular young people
Ths evening was spent in dancing. singing
Rotations and games. Among those pres.
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Iindenb baum,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. LYMAN, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haymann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Beggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Weintraub, Mrs. G. Manners.
Mrs. c; Spatter; Miss E Wolf, Miss +. Sol
Miss Il. Lesser, Miss r. II aymann, Miss
5. Harris. MIS-. Harris, Miss p. Solomon,
Miss L. kriedell; Messrs. z. Lindenba
j. Cline, J. Jacobs, II. Sewn, G. Lesser, G.
Godstone, l.. March. }. Albert, S. Denven,
J. Johnson, l.. Dorman, 5. Silversteip, S.
Marks. A. Stockwell, l. Lesser. J. Hayinann
s. l.. Weintraub.
A Visit to Bernal HEIGHTS.
A party of ladies and gentlemen enjoyed {
visit TO Bernal Heights on the Both ult., the
object of the visit being private picnic
under the personal supervision of Miss Mag
| gle Michigan. The party arrived at theil
| destination about noon, after having walked
| the distance in three hours, this being the
| first of a series of intended visits which viii
| take place monthly. weather permitting
Among those present were: Hiss Maggie
| NJ ehegan, Miss Josie Michigan, Miss Mamie
! Michigan, Miss Annie Chase, Miss Maud
| Carter, Miss Ella King, Miss Julia Flood
! Miss Kittie Davis, Miss Nellie Higgiu.
botham, Messrs. George Heissner. I. Quin,
| Ian, w. 0Connor, Hugh Dougherty, w
| Patton, j. Black. George Clements, Frank
| Carter and Frank Sullivan.
Farty at Pinoie.
| Miss Dell Tayler'S residence at Pinole was
| the scene of much pleasure last Saturday
evening. the 29th ult., the occasion being a
surprise party rendered to Miss Taylor by
| her friends.
The company arrived at the residence OF
| Mrs. Gomez at 7:30 o'clock, and from there
called on Miss Tayier. accompanied by
| Messrs. George and Benjamin Wright OF
| San Francisco, who performed several Sc
| lectionS on the violin and cOrnet before en-
| teriDg the residence.
All arrangements were perfected for a
very enjoyable evening by the committee,
| composed of the following: MI L. }. Nc
| Gee, Mr.. T. Gomez, Miss Fanny Gomez,
| Mrs. Kate Jones and Miss T.. Hart.
Supper was served at midnight, and was
| appreciated by all. Singing, dancing and
| games continued till daybreak.
Among those present were: Miss Dell
| Taylor, Miss NJ. Gomez, Miss A. Taylor,
Miss j. Taylor, Miss Il. Gomez, Miss f.
Cruze. Miss j. Cruze, Miss T. Present., Miss
NJ. Present., Miss NJ. Jones, Miss l.. MesbeD,
Miss F. Hart; Messrs. T. j. MCGEE, Frank
Casey, William Taylor, John Taylor, John
Gomez, Frank Cofduck, G. Gomez, Clarence
Green, John Present., Charles Warness, II.
Taylor, +. Relay, Joseph McGrath, II. II.
Fletcher and John Luke.
society Personals.
Mrs. 3. f. Sherwood and Miss Jennie
Sherwood have taken apartments at the
Palace Hotel for the season. Mr.. J. D.
Sherwood returns to his home at Spokane
Falls in about fortnight.
Mr.. c. f. Mackey has come up from Los
Angeles aud will be at the Palace Hotel for
two weeks. He will then make an eX-
tended trip East before returning to the
south.
Mrs. Milton S. Latham has left for visit
to the Eastern States.
Miss H.. l.. Boucher has been visiting Miss
Evelyn Packard OF Napa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Teyis NEE Boalt)
have returned from their wedding tour and
are now located at the California Hotel for
the winter season.
Lieutenant u. R. Harris and family are
stopping at Annapolis, Md.
rs. Belle Garyie arrived Wednesday in
this city from New York. She is accom-
panied by Miss Emily Montanya, daughter
of n wealthy coffee importer and spice manu-
facturer of New York. Both ladies are now