The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-19

tied with blue ribbon TO a narrow gold-bev-
souvenirs. These were shield-shaped, the
body of dark-blue plush, fringed with
turquoise-blue floss silk. A pink triangle,
bnrdered with rich plush and silk cord inter-
twisted and stamped with the club Title,
adorned the face. Within were appropriate
greeting verses and the usual ballroom IN
formation, the whole much-admlred baga-
telle being finished with blue silk cord Tor
convenience in carrying it on the wrist.
Blum's Orchestra OBLIGATED and the decor
atoms were very elaborate. President
Charles NJ. Troll led the grand march with
was crowded and the many bellies present
were besieged by would-be partners. 1t was
after o'clock when the successful affair
closed.
The officers of the club are. Messrs.
Charles NJ Troll, Frederick Delicat, Richard
l.. Olsen, Charles r. Anderson, X. A. Lun-
strOm, II. A. Wolfe, DR.. F. P. Muffe. Fol
lowing composed the special committees:
Committee Of Arrangements-Adolp Troll
chairman, Robert Little, F: W. Amman,
Charles r. Anderson, John II. Jones; floor
manager, Edward +. BGtteron; ASSISTANT
CommiItee-Richard L. Olsen, Frederick q.
Homer, John II. Thomas, Albert {. Foge,
Charles NJ. Shelbourn, GEORGE McCom6,
Stephen V. Elliott, Albert L. GimmeI, Fred
erick 2. Morrison, Dr. f. p. Mutfe; Recep-
ton Committee-Peter c. Hansen, John 7.
QuarIels, Thomas G.. Andrews, Jacob Bear
wald, John Ledwinge, Paul Bush, Alfred
s. Isaacs, Robert Wieneke, NJ. \. Smith,
Peter Deyeny, Herman H!lgen, l.. K. FL
lert.
The Oleta Club Party.
Very elaborate souvenirs attracted large
attendance last evening at the fifth aunt
versary of the Oleta Club at Odd Fellows
Hall. 1t was estimated that upward of 800
couples were present at one time.
The souvenirs were oOlOn9, OF red and
blue plush, divided by twisted cord, the
upper section Ornamented with cluster OF
flowers and the lower with panel bearing
the name '.Oleta." They were received by
every participant in the grand march. which
was led by Mr.. William HOPKINS and MISS
Annie Brooks. johnson & Gutmau'S Band
of1iciated until o'clock, when the affair ter
minated.
The officers OF the club are: President,
William A. Hopkins; Nice-President, X. d.
Noonan: Recording Secretary, B; '; Ken
drick; Financial Secretary +. j. Sicily;
Treasurer, J. F. McGrath; Marshal, j.
O'Connell; Board of Drectors-M. O'Con-
nell, j. Wales, 7. Jones, Z. Sicily, NJ.
Hacket. The following composed the sew
eral Commuters: Committee of Arrange
ments-W. Becker f. Rebel, B. kendrick,
E. Gould. +. Ellenberger; RecePtiOn Com
mittee-F. Morgan, F. Kara, W. Bannon, B.
Harrison, ID. Denny; floor manager, Il. j.
Noonan; assistant, 7. p. Jones; Floor Com
mitte1-M. Hackett, F. Dugan, J. McGrath,
w. B. Black. I. Davidson.
The Swedish Society Ball.
The eighteenth anniversary ball Of the
Swedish Society took place last evening at
Irving Hall, which was gayly decorated with
the American and Swedish national colors
and profdsion of palms. Dancing to the
mu-ic of the Second Regiment Band con-
tnued till early this morning. The affair
was largely attended BY our Swedish citi-
gems and all votei the occasion most enjoy
able. The committees we're: Committee
OF Arrangemeuts-Josep Oherblad, NJ. w.
Lundahl. ID. Craelus, o. Pearson, A.
Braese; Reception Committee-A. Braese,
d. CraeiuS, NJ. Williams. \. Anderson, X.
LundstrOm, J. Elk, G. Petersen floor mana
ger. Mr.. G. Walin; Floor COmmittee-M.
w. Lunddhl. f. L. SjOgren, o. Pearson, A.
Larson, c. Quist
society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin C. Tubbs have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the TubbS
country residence at Calistoga, and are
settled for the winter at the residence of
the brides mother, Mrs. Tallant, 1901 Bush
street.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Logan have just re-
turned from six months trip through Great
Britain, Ireland and Europe.
Mr. John II. Drumgold of the History
Company has gone on a short visit to New
York, and is expected back about Decem-
Der 1st.
Miss Angela Morrison of San Jose has
been visiting here during the past week as
the guest of Mrs. L. D. MeSsick at her resi-
dence, 1871 Hyde street.
Miss Hale Of San Jose is stopping at the
Occidental Hotel.
The Misses Bertha and Lily Meyer, ac-
companied by their brothers. Samuel and
Jacob Meyer, will shortly leave for st.
Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Harry Wallace will pass a part of the
season with his mother and sister at 2220
Broadway.
DR.. George D. Bucknall and party left on
the car Ell Carmelo yesterday for few days
trip to Shasta.
Mrs. j. H. Redington and Miss Julia Red
ington and Mr.. L. w. RedingtOn came uD
from Santa Barbara on Friday and are stop
ping at the Occidental Hotel.
Mrs. Alexander Forbes has returned from
a long visit to the Hotel Rafael, and with
her daughters, Mrs. Forbes Johnson, Miss
Edith and Miss Kate Forbes. will spend the
winter season at 2l15 Broadway.
Miss Matte Gibbs will be the guest of
Miss Jones of Salt Lake City for short
time.
Mr.. Joseph LivinRton, Mrs. Joseph
Marks, Miss Eva Castle and MIR. Arthur
Castle have returned from Europe and are
now at the Hoffman House, New York City.
They will be here in a fortnight.
Mrs W. II. Wallace and Miss Cora Wal
lace have returned from their country place.
Rosemead, in Tulare County, to their city
residence, 2220 Broadway, for the winter.
Mr.. E. a. Nelson will leave for Central
and South America about the Dist inst, rep
resenting a New York and San Francisco
firm.
Mrs. John R. Spring and daughters are
soiourning at the Hotel del Monte for few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Rose Jr., who have
lived for number of years at the Palace
Hotel, will go to housekeeping this season at
20O0 Broadway
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. S. Douty, accompanied by
Miss Rowe and Mr. Arthur Brown, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Del Monte.