The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-14

Miss McElroy, Miss L. Mclaughlin, Miss L. Nc
Murray, Miss Grace NuIting, Miss NJ. W. Noun
nan. Miss NJ. C. Nounnan, Miss N. OBrien,
the Misses 0'ConneIl, Miss NJ. O'Maley. Miss
n. o. Alalley, Miss b. Pierce, Miss A. B. Puring-
W. c. Robinson, Miss NJ. Robinson, Miss B. Rob-
InSon, Miss NJ. Robbins, Miss Q. A. Schmidt,
Miss Gerte Steiger, Miss E. c. Shepperd, Miss
l.. squire, Miss II. Stapleton, Miss NJ. Shook,
Miss +. b. Spinney, Miss NJ. Sellers, Miss h. A.
SSSeIIaeIfer, Miss J: Sparrow, Miss NJ. Tuft, Miss
Miss WhitcomD. Miss L. Wilson, Miss NJ VIII
cox, MISS l.. Wainwright, Miss Wetmore, Miss
Mes sn ID a; Anderson. Z. S. Burdick, Milton
n. Barr, d. 5. Bausman, Giles bradley, A. V.
B S Gr j., Bo1neI, A a. Briggs, W; L. Campbell
ming. ID. b. Crane, j. G. Cox, H. CoItrell, r. B.
Dickinson, W. A. Doane, c. ii. Doane c. Z. Du-
gan ,,, a. B; G. DORIAN, G.. c.. Eckley.
egicKS. G. C. Flagg c. B. Fonda E..
a. Foley, G: H. Foukes, w. Falls, G. X. CARR.
r. P GrSv q Gi o. TIfh3n u a. Granam'
d. Hammer, G. B. HUE, J. f. Harold, C. b.
M no g. 2. Hunt, w; II. Hallett, C. A.: How
7. Z. Juster. +. w. Knerr, NJ. f. Knorph, E. T.
herr' +. b, Ledbetter, j. A. Lukln, c. NJ. Lang
ION, NJ W. LAWRENCE. E; c. Lands, Clarence
L. s. Martin, A. A Martin, V. Mills, d. Nc
hMaughlin, Mr.. Mcintosh, F. W; McNally. G. j.
Q'Malley, W. Moore, S. P: Mesick, al Mayer,
j. j; Melvin. L. Il. Martin, G. Neuman
v. 7, r miles Miles, j. F. Norton. W. s. o'Brien,
l. OMally A. b. Palmer, f. Probasco, Frank
Plefs0n' Z. E. Plumm, c: NJ. Plum Jr., j. p Par
ker, w. A; PETERSON, W. II. Rhoades, C. f.
W. Scott, Jr, II. W. Spaulding, 2. b. Sprague,
II. Summers. W. Ii. SOutler, j. Ii. SEaeifer, NJ.
Sloat. X. NJ. Thompson, G. Il. Turner, (. c. Tor
rey, Il. l.. Taylor, A. F. Trautvetter, c. UngeT,
James Watson, 5. II. Wilcox, a. Williams, G..
Walters, f. E. Webb.
The EOthen Club Party.
Prominent among the organizations OF this city
for social purposes only is the EOthen Club
which now for several years past has eharmngy
entertained Its guests aud lis own members by
evening parties.
The club last Thursday evening received its
friends at Washington Hau, which was taste
fully embelished with flowers, ferns, palms aud
growing plants under the artistic direction of
Miss GusSie Breck. The music was supplied by
Moan BfandPs o. chestra. he guests were Ie-
ceiyed by the President, Mrs. T. NJ. Smith, and
other ladies' OF the club
The INVITED guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ID. B. Hmckley, Mr.. and
Fish, Mr. aud Mrs. +. q. COnklu, Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Dewlng, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Goodfellow,
Mr.. and Mrs d. ii. jackson, MI. ana Mrs. &. Ii.
Mrs. W. c. Mason, Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. X. Meade,
MI. aud Mrs. w. T. Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. II. Ii.
NSaGle; Lieu enant,Commander and Mrs. ii. E.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Phillips, Mr. and
MIS-. L. l.. Ransome, Judge and MRS. RosEor-
ough. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Sessions, Mrs. l..
M SIarT5 Mr. Mr. and Ms. Ai l. White Cap.
Sather, Mrs. Abbott, Miss Smell. Miss
Sallie Smell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harms, Captain
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. WadswortU, Miss
MadswOrlh. Mr.. Ii. E. Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Beck, Miss iubina Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Powni4g, Mr.. ana Mrs. A; A. Pennoyer, MISS
Nellie Chabot, Miss FlOy Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ID: MetealI, Mr.. W. POwnlng, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. E. Taft. Miss Blanchard, Miss hall, Mr..
i al Mp
T. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pratt,
NJ Mr.. a; B. Watson, MI; John Lstnrop,
Alice Grimis, Mr.. houghton, Mr.. Macdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Grayson, Mr. aud Mrs.
W. Z. Ralston, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wheaton,
Miss Bessie Wheaton, Miss Mamie Prather, MIR.
George 5. Wheaton, Mrs. Kate Wartield, Miss
Blanche Middleton, Mi. Walter Middleton, Mr..
aud Mrs. Coman, Mr.. Fl. b. Taylor, MIR. and
Mrs. c. Ii. Farnham, Miss Requa. Mr.. Dalton
Harrison, Mr.. and Mis- Stafford, Miss Kfrkham,
MISS Bennett, Miss cullen, Mr.. VIII Cullen, Nj.
and Miss Rabe. Mr.. Gus Bray, Mr.. and MIS-. w.
E. Dargie, Mr.: T. I; Dargie, Mr.. ii. p. Squire,
Mr.. A. L. Broadbent. Mr.. K. Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Leach, Dr.. and Mrs. Horton,
Bear, Mayor and Mrs. Giascock, MI. aud Mrs.
Charles ID. Pierce, Mrs. Melman, the Misses
Mellmdn, MIR. L. d. Reyes Mr.. aud Mrs. Mack
X. Hinckey, MIR. and Mrs. W. ". Sandersoh,
Miss macdonald, MIR. Fritz Hiuckley. Mr.. e. h.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Watson, MIR. Aleck
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hayes, Miss VIC
lei Ransome, MIR. Leslie Ransomej Miss de Frem-
cry, MIR. Donald Campbell, Mi. Sydney Van
Myck, MIR. and Mrs. William Lawson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wigmore, Miss Cora Ayres, Miss Priest,
Miss May, Mr.. E. E. Simmons, Mr.. Z. ID. Davis,
Mr.. L. b. Wallace, Mr.. B. LeIcner, Mr.. r. b.
Younger, Mr.. L. Morris, Miss Sessions, Mr.. E.
Z. Sessions, Miss Bailey Mr.. A. Bailey, Mr. Rob-
ert knight, Mr.. Charles Sawyer, Miss Isabelle
Stewart, Mr.. James Breck. Mr. Sam Breek, Miss
Fannie RoSborough, Miss Glenn, MIR. Martin.
Mi. Robert Gardner, Mr.. Aleek ROsboruugi, Mr..
and Mrs. A. I. Ayres, MI. Ladd, Mrs. George
II hr aud Ire PNaT NJ aud
Mrs. Douuell, Dr. aud Mrs. Handy, MIR. and Mrs.
H. Meek, Mr. Robert Lloyd, MI. Irwin Lewis,
Mi. Howard Wright. Mr.. Fred Pierson, Mr.. \.
X. Lang, Mr.. X. a. Bray, Mr.. w. Davis, MIR. H.
Wilson, Mr.. a. L. Stone, Miss Clarke, Miss
Bqrge, Miss Alice Owen. Miss Carroll,
Miss Coleman, Miss Agnes Wright, Miss
Phillips. Miss Mary c. Phillips Mr..
and Mrs J. &. Campbell. Miss Gertrude Camp
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Curtis, Mr. aud Mrs.
L. IL. Minor, Mrs. DR.. Knox, Miss Lena Brig
ham, Miss Maklnney Mr.. Granville Abbott Mr..
Z. b. chapman, Mr. and Mrs. T. h. Pope, Miss
Evelyn Browne, Miss Gertrude Hast, Mr. Ii. q.
Horkey, Miss Gail jackson, Miss Nellie Boyd,
Mr.. II. A. Melvin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. House,
Miss A. Dlay, Miss Gussie kOse, Mr. c. Van
deftook, Mr.. VIII Meek, Mr.. Valentine Gades-
den, Nj. George Burdick, Miss Florence Reed,
Marion Albright, Mir. q. A. COIN, MIR. l.. y. Pat
terson, Miss Haroxhurst, Mr.. Z. 5. Melvin,
Judge and Mrs. Hi!born, Miss HilboTn, Miss
Hilton, Mi. Russell, Miss Mason, Miss Roberts
Church Entertainment.
most enjoyable aud successful social and
entertainment was held at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, ON Powell street, near Wash
ington, on last Tuesday evening. The object OF
the gathering was To promote sOciability and To
become better acquainted with the new mem
berS who have recently joined the church. The
pastor, Rev. NJ d. Buck, presided. The first
half hour was conducted as praise service I'M
der the leadership of VT. j. ". Ellsworth.
The following programme was rendered.:
Plano solo, Miss A. GraDe; vocal selection, Cen
QlA reARit uffn NF all NJ
vocal SOLO Miss L. q. Collins; recitation, Miss
ii. NJ. Davidson; piano solo, Miss A. Grade;
vocal selections, Central Male Choir.
Refreshments were then served by the Ladies'
Social Union. The evening was brought 10
close by the Central Male Chorus singing Good
Night"
The Simpson Lyceum Entertainment.
The iyceum in connection with the Simpson
Methodist Church gave one of their most sue
cessful entertainments last Monday evening In
the church parlors, on the corner OF Hayes and
Buchanan streets. There was an OVERLOOKING at
tendance, and the walls were lined with eager
visitors who were unable TO secure seat. The
excellence OF the programme sufficiently ac-
counted for this gratifying interest In The pro-
ceedlngs. 1t was as follows: Devotional eXer-
cises and tile business Of the lyceum; lyceum es-
say, Miss Emma S. Graves; piano solo, Miss
Gussle henke: recitation, Hon. +. j. Murasky;
plano solo, Miss Grace d. Sayers; recitation, Mr..
Guy Durrell; tntermission; piano solo, Miss
Nellie Anderson; vocal solo, Miss Estrella Lies;
lyceum lecture, Edward de Forest, ESD; vocal
a
Jehu; mandolin solo, guitar accompaniment,
SignOr CapOloui, Mr.. Charles Gedis. Every num-
Der was good, the essay on .'POmpeii and lecture
on Lord Macaulay' being both specially worthy
OF attention. The music and rectatlons were in
every instance fully up TO standard and were
much enjoyed. Mr.. Nicholson. who now Ietires
at his own desire, presided with that genahy
which has gone far TO make these entertainments
the undeniable treat that they are generally ac-
corded to be.
Previous to the programme being called off the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term OF SIX months: President, Colonel Z. IL.
Blum; Secretary, Miss julia Renwick; Teas
urer, Mr.. Forrest LYMAN; chOrister, Mr. Harold
SpOOner; pianist, Miss Della DelanO; Pro-
gramme C0mmittee-Mr. w. A. 5. Nicholson
(ChaiTman), Miss Cora Delano, Mr. G. B. Perkins,
Miss J. X. Firth, Miss Emma S. Graves, Miss Z.
Bagley. Mr.. w. a s. Nicholson, who has acted
as President for nearly Two years, declined re-
nomination.
General w. II. l.. Barnes will deliver the lee
ture in May before the lyceum.
Campers Reunion.
The Hilarita Social Club. which originated
frnm Tau fam ItoaN bal1