The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28

conscious OF kindly senu Oh ny 'he' i"u5
friends. ,,.
Dancing. varied by the service OF refreshments,
was ailerward enjoyed Ill late hour
The Committee or ARRANGEMENTS consisted or
Dr Gunzbereer Messrs. L. W. Levy, /. Living
stone, "a. Peiser, G. Lindeman, ). Peiser, ID.
Davidson.
The woodbridge Church Entertainment.
The ladies' of the Woodbridge Presbyterian
Church gave a pleasant social on Tuesday evening
in the new lecture-room attached 10 the church,
in honor OF Rev. and Mrs. IL. Ii. Dobbins the
former being The lOcum tenens OF Rev. Mr.. Cur
It's who is absent on vacation trip. After
short Literary and musical programme refresh.
ments were served and the affair assumed the
form of social gathering devoted 10 CONVERSE
ton aud The making and renewing OF aequaint-
ances. TIE occasion was much enjoyed by the
many present.
The London Lodge Anniversary.
The fourth anniversary of the institution of
London Lodge, No. 215, Sons OF ST. George,
took place In ST.. Georges Hail. 9091a Market
street, TuesdIy evening, In the form OF social
reunion among the members of the lodge and
their gentlemen friends. The regular business
OF the meeting was transacted at an early hour
and at o'clock the lodge-room was thrown
omen. and those holding Invitation tickets were
admitted, aud at $50 O'clock when X. Pearson,
the PRESIDENT OF Inc evening, raped ior o,nei;
every seat aud available chair in the iargehhaii
was occupied
Several OF the Grand Lodge officers and repre-.
sentative British residents were present. Inc
literary portion OF the programme commenced
with an address by the Chairman, in which. on
behalf of London Lodge, he bade the visitors
welcome. and hoped that tile reputation already
gained by the lodge for hospitality ana sOciaDIli.
Iy would be maintained. Then followed several
songs. instrumental solos, duets aud ree.tallons
until $50 O'clock when those present retired TO
the bauquet-hal which was tastetully decorated
with steamers of red, white and blue bunting,
shields and emblems. Here refreshments were
served to the visitors by the members OF the
lodge. after which all returned to the main hall,
where the singing. etc., was resumed.
The feature of the evening was the comic song
by Mr.. T. Tregallis member OF the lodge, line
Undertaken Man" In character The imperson.
alton of Ibis somosf individual was perfect, and
the audience demonstrated their appreciation by
continued applause. For an encore Mr..
Tregallis gave his celebrated Cuckoo song
introducin tie Tyroiean warblings. The Ger,
Golden Gate Park" by Mr. Bartlett, were also
well rendered, the audience demanding encores,
which were given. A very pleasant evenings
entertainment was brought 10 a close at 1880
o'clock by The singing OF Aud Lang Syne."
The committee 10 whose efforts the success OF
the affair Is due consisted OF: Mr.. r. Pearson
(Cnairman), Mr.. Joseph Haganr Mr.. II. ButIei.
MIR. +. johnson, Mi. Hy jackson, Mr.. l. Bolton
aud Mr.. A. Price.
New California Company Entertainment.
A successful benefit il aid OF the Powell. street
Presentation Convent took place last evening a.
Irving Hall under the auspices OF the New CALI
iornia Dramatic Company. Joaquin MillePs
border drama. The DanItes," was produced
before packed house.
Following was the cast OF characters: Alex
ander Melee, Mr.. John Glinden; Charles God
frey, Mr. Samuel Deal Jr.; William Wise, Mr..
Frank Cassidy; Washee Washee, MIR. John Cal
lahan; Thomas Adoiphus GrOSyenor, Mr. Arthur
Clifford; Bill HicAman. Mr. j. Warren; H-ze-
kiah Carter. Mr.. A W. Belasco Jr.; Stubbs, Mr.
Edward Clifford; Grasshopper JAKE, Mi. Burt
Wesner; sam. Mir, Robert Love; George VIII.
Jams, Miss j. Alphonse; BIlly PIPER, Nancy
Williams, Miss George Bevell; Huida Brown,
Miss Kittie Myles; sally Sloan, Miss kittle Me-
Henrietta Dick MISS Au1l6 Con-
nelly. The play is well known here, aud II Will
be considered high praise when 1t is SAID that IL
was well received on tue present occasion. Inc
acting was uniformly panstaking.
Dancing was afterward INDUCED In Till late,
under The following auspices; reception Com
mittee-Miss kittie Myes, Miss Annie Connolly,
Edward Clifford. Harry Clapp; floor manager
john Powers; Floor Commit;ee-W Z. Rowes
L. ID. Roach, A. Z. Johuson. j. j. Grove
The Twilight club Party.
The twenty-seventh social and sachet souvenir
party OF the Twilight Dancing Club took place
last evening at Ross Hall. Ii was very enjoy
able. During the grand march, which was led
by Mr. J. J. Gorliam and Miss Lizzie Cook,
pretty sschet bags nf col0red silk were distrlD-
uied. Dancing 10 the music OF Professor Casads
Orebesti a Was continued until midnisht, when
the fIieuas =. .ted. The floor was ably man
aged by Ms. Ne lie Hogan, who was assisted by
a corps vi ladies' consisting OF MISS Carrie wei
bv Miss Aggie Kelly. Miss Nellie Mcdonald
Miss Nellie Gately, Mss Addie Gately and Miss
hy Bqrks he Gomm Meeg 81 Aa a3e
l.
JOhu Reynolds, A. Bettman.
Society Personals.
Mr. ana Mrs. Dudley a. Maynard and Miss
Ella s. Maynard, OF New York, who have been
visiting Captain j. a. Maynard and other reia-
tiyes, returned East yesterday on the overland
Thev were Iut. pleased With The climate and
resgHrc ~ taB State.
asoHdsy
"a. r. 8 CroekOf ana lfiss crcaee, CO Ssera
memo. were a. the teeidenTai Hotel YESTERDAY
5df. aud Mrs. ttlIies YoIlaud OF SsocSton are
spending ! fUW weeks IN Santa Cruz.
Oh : =. EaT'gnt OF san jose was in Town
yesterday.
Colonel c. Hirseh. who for the past few DAYS has
been quarlered at the Palace Hotel, leaves Tor
his post OF duty tonight By the overland Tor
Mr. aud MIS-. j. Piper Smith have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Coleman, Miss Jessie
Coleman and Mr.. Harry l. Coleman have re-
turned from Monterey 10 their home III Oakiand
Mrs Minor Smith and Miss Nellie Smith leave
next Monday for an extended visit in the East
Mrs. Marcus Z. niggin aud daughter, Miss
Nellie returned last Friday from their extended
soiOurn at Dutch Fiat, LAGER County. They
WIRE away Three months aud passed the time
very enjoyably,
Mr.. William Dunphy mas lelt Tor Visit 10 tue
Mf. ana Mrs Francis q. Newiands expect to
return home to Reno to-day or Tomorrow. Miss
PeytOn OF Santa Cruz has been visiting them AT
the Palace Hotel.
Judge aud Mrs. William T. Wallace are enter
tanning Mrs. Joseph NVugues at their reldenee
Lieutenant r. H. Noble win go shortly TO st.
Johns College, Annapolis Nd, where lie has
been appointed military instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Dargie returned on Mon
day from their visit 10 the Northwest
Captain aud Mrs. X. II. Thompson, Mrs. King
and Mr. Frank Thompson depart on the 9th OF
next month on a tour Of the East 10 be gone Two
months.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. o. Alexander are al the Hotel
del Monte
MIR. aud Mrs George H. Murdoch Of Alameda
have been entertaining Rev. Mr. Mcdaniel
Mrs. Jeremiah Clark aud Miss Lottie Clark
have decided to spend tue coming season In the
East. Their residence will be occupied by Colo
mel and MT. L. Z. Eyre.
Mrs. S. +. Thorn has been spending most OF
the spring aud summer at Craigthorn, Santa Cruz
Mountains.
DR.. j. B. Wakefield and Miss Wakefield of
San Jose, were al the Occidental Hotel yester-
ars Thomas Fallon has returned to Menlo
Park from visit TO Santa Cruz.
MIR. aud MIS- C. i. Bufnham are WISHING mere
from Sacramento.
Mr. ". K. McGrew, the weII.known lawyer and
Journalist, left last night for Portland, Oregon,
en- route for Europe. he VIII spend the winter
Mr.. d. NJ. Delmas was in Santa Cruz on Tues
day.
land, where he will soon be Joined by his wife and
son.
Mr.. A. c. BasseIt has been enjoying sOjourn
| at Santa Cruz.
DR.. " ashington Dodge spent Sunday with his
mother IN Stockton.
| Mrs. NJ S Severance OF Los Angeles Is visit
Ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corlett have returned
from a visit 10 San Rafael.
| Professor c. II. Alien and family, OF San Jose,
4 are paying visit to Ibis CITY,
MIR. j. T. Mills has come down for a stay from
! Sacramento.
| Rev DIR. Taubnei's health has been fully re-
| stored during his visit to this city. He Will re-
turn 10 Sacramento about the middle of mex
month
Miss Emma ELLINGTON is staying here week
on her way to Los Angeles from Napa County.
| Ex-senator James e. Fair went down TO Santa
| Cruz last Tuesday.
| MIR. and Mrs w. A. Baker OF Los Angeles are
| located at tie Palace Hotel.
MANSLAUGHTEk.