The morning call., 1890-11-26
ent attention of the corps for this pleasant
The Olympus Circle Party.

Nicholson, v Tobin, j. Higgins, P. j. Con-
ley.
The Olympus Circle Party.
The main feature among the arrangements
for the successful ball given on Friday even
ing at Rohweder's Hall by Olympus Circle,
No. ~, C. o. F., were the pretty souvenirs.
| They were all home-mad 3" except the
printing, the colors being a rich purple.
with gold artistic lettering and light tur-
| quoise blue in fioss-silk fringe. A minia-
ture American flag, perfect in all its details,
set off the front cover.
There was large attendance, the light
| evening toilets being many and, altogether,
it was remarked that this was the finest
and most select party ever given in the hall.
| The committees, as follows, deserve great
credit for their management OF the party:
| Committee of Arrangements-Mr j: Il.
| Carah, Mrs. III. A. Franck, Mrs. Z. &. kOp-
pen, Mr.. j. II. Carah, Mr.. Ii. A. Biay
floor manager, Mr.. II. Harjie; assistant
| floor manager, Miss Lizzie Mackey; Floor
Committee-Mrs. J. Chandler, Mrs. II. A.
Biay, Miss l.. OROuke, Miss NJ. Hinck,
Miss A. Nordman; Reception Committee
Miss d. Butt, Miss L. AIangon, Miss Nc
| Herman, Miss L. West Mr.. ID. Wulzen, Mr.
| j. Morrison.
Dinner Party on Essex Street.
Mrs. Henry Miller gave very pleasant
dinner party at her residence on Essex
street last week, in celebration of.the Place
Clifton nuptials. Among those present
! were the following: Miss n. Alice Place,
Miss Lilly Place, Miss Lena Rembold, Miss
| Kate Huag, Mrs. H. Miller, Mrs. NJ. Shell
don, Mrs. Il. Place; Messrs. Ralph Carey,
W. E. Boyer, John V. Shank, p. j. Mas,
Frank FL. kerrigan, Joseph Place
The westgste Musicale.
| A very enjoyable musicale was given on
Saturday afternoon by the pupils of Miss
| Elizabeth WeStgate at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Haskell on Van Ness
avenue.
The handsome rooms were filed with the
| pupils and their friends, about 100 persons
| being present. After the programme re-
| freshments were served by bevy Of young
ladies, and all departed with kind and ap-
| preciate words.
The following programme was intelli-
gently and charmingly rendered: Overture,
..Jubel' (Weberl. Miss Alice Brooks; (0
(b) wedding March 81 organ (Soder.,
mann, Master George Fawcett; Cradle Song"
(D'Ourville), Miss Eva Mclaughlin; song,
"Romanza" (Arrieta). Miss Blanche Haskell 4;
Les Rameaux" (Feure-Le ybach). Miss
Maud Gerald; Capricietto six hands, (Mul-
ler), Jesse, Una and Ray McCargar; (d)
No.turno Ravina), (b) Notturno Mendels-
sohnl, Miss Westgate; StelluZza de Knot
| skD, Miss Haskell; Minuet (St.-Saens), Miss
Maud Graham; Tr0yatOre Fantasie violin
| anu bldLby ksOiI5SlCC}s -lh1ACL w diidSC
Miss Jennie Thompson; (0 Sonata OPP. Il
| Beethoven, (0 Pollacca Brillante (Weberl,
| Miss Ella Graves; '.Stabat Mater Organ
and piano. (Rossini), Master Fawcett a nd
! Miss Westgate.
| Party ON Cortland Avenue
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mrs. Annie Gillogley last Saturday
evening at her residence, on Cortland ave-
nue.. Dancing, singing and games were in
dulged in until early morning. At midnight
bounteOus repast was served
Among the many pleasant features of the
evening were several songs, rendered by
Messrs. Buckley, Brandon, Sands and
! Twigg. a pretty duet was sung by Miss
! Ma ME Egan and Miss Annie Connolly, ac-
| mpanied ON the banjo by Mr.. John
| GillOgley.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
! J. Fagen, Mr.. ana Mrs. Tyson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
! ". McDermott, Mr.. aud Mrs. Eton Falkner,
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Nancy, MIR. and Mrs.
James Haniey. Mr.. and Mrs. Igo, Mr. and
! Mrs. James Price, Mrs. Comnlins, Mrs. Con-
molly, Mrs. 3. Gillogey, Mrs. A. Gllogley,
| Miss Annie Connolly, Miss Katie Ward,
Miss Alice Gormley, Miss Agnes Largen,
Miss Mamie Connolly, Miss Nellie ConminS,
Miss Minnie Nancy, Miss Teenie Ryan,
| Miss Mary Mullaney, Miss Nette Lahorte.
Miss Mary de Ctrteret, Miss Clara German,
Miss Mamie Hattabough, Miss Lille Castle,
| Miss Jennie Loughran, Miss Ella Tyson,
| Miss May Hanl Y, Miss Stella Gillngley :;
| MeSSrs. W arren Brown, 6. Beatty, I. Barton,
\. Buwelldon, William GaryiD, Patrick
| Mackay, ames Commins, Joseph Loughery
! EdwardI sughery John Dolan, James Quin-
Ian, Joseph Monaghon, Joseph Buckley,
| Charles Tyson, Edward Brandon, Thomas
Sands, Mr.. Twigg, Mr.. eastman. William
Dennis Loren, William Doren, Joseph
Meagher, Timothy Santry. Frank Tyrrell,
| John Castle, Michael FOgarty, Mr.. Brown,
Michael Nicholson. John Seagrage, Tn omaS
| Ford William Elliott, Thomas ComminS,
Robert Gillogley, John Gillogley.
The Morning Call Baseball Club Social.
There was social gathering of ball
players last Wednesday evening at the
| house Of Mr.. Frank G. Kenny, 20h Oak
Grove avenue. The guests of the evening
| were principa lily ball-piayers under the
management OF Mr.. Kenny. When the in
| yted guests were seated at the table Mr..
| Eier, in behalf of the members of the Morn
| Ing Call Baseball Club, presented Manager
| Kenny with handsome gold-headed cane,
elegantly chased and with his initials en-
| graved upon it. Manager Kenny responded
| in brief speech, thanking the players.
After delightful repast had been served
the guests repaired to the receDti0n-ro0m,
| where dancing and singing were INDUCED III
| till after midnight.
Party Clinton Park.
| A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Emily Haingue, by her friends, at her
| home, 20 Clinton park, on Saturday even
| ing. Some very pleasant hours were spent.
| Dancing was the feature of the evening,
| there being, besides, games and singing
! The hostess then led the way to the hand
| somely decorated dining-room, where justice
was done TO a bountiful repast. After en-
| jOying themselves to late hour the party
| diGnpTcHi well Dla with The evenings
| recreation.
| Among those present were; Nine. r.
Ganter, Mrs. II. Seller, Miss C. Witt of
Oakland, Miss Clara Seller. Miss Josephine
| Cooney, Miss Edith Stone. Miss Luda Stone,
Miss Louise Seller, Miss Kathleen Shaw,
Miss Hattie kirkpatrick, Miss Frances Pre-
| torous, Miss Victorine Halnque, Miss AIDE
laide Hainque; Messrs. M. Haiuque, Henry
Witt and Otto Gerhardy, OF Oakland, Siebe
| Petersen, DR.. +. o. Conrad, Professor G.
Becker, Rudolph Conrad, Fl. WILDER, August
| Pape, l.. Golfer, Claire Catelow, Il. Lee, AL
| len HoOgs, F. Pretorious, Martial Hainque,
Adolph Seller and Arthur Hainque.
Pleasant Musicale.
| The pupils of Professor Emil Rosendorn
| gave their first piano recital at his residence,
1872 Post street. on Friday evening last, after
which refreshments we're served and dane
| ing enjoyed. The programme was as fol-
| lows: Overture (KelarsBela), Miss Mathilda
and Mr.. George q. Wrede; (al "Kommat a
Vogel Gefogen. variations, b( "Redowa !"
| Petro Lamain), Miss Regina Cohen; (9 AT
Home" Nichner), (b) "Gavotte, Of. Hoist,
Miss Birdie Wrede; "Smatine"'. Iichnerl.
Miss Viola Olcovich; Martha" lFlotowl.
| Miss Minnie Shilling; (d) MAY Breezes"
| Uange), (b) "Chant des Soldats" Beau
mont, Miss Hermanda Joost; Merry
| Dance" 9TH Giesel, Master Leon Cohen; ;
Polish Scramble (Kafkal. Miss Susie
Meyer; dance Espagnole" g. Behr),
Miss Lena Harris; "Galop Brilliant" (Spon-
holz), Miss Nellie Malowansky and Mr..
Benno Rosendorn; Convent Bells" Dol
NAM, Miss Leontine SchwarZschild; BAL
let Music" (Meyer Helmundl. Miss Caecilie
| Abrahamson; "Morceau de Salon" (Wil-
SOM, Miss Mathilda Wrede; "Reminiscences
Norma" (Alfred Jael, Miss Laura Levy I;
| 'Regata Veneziana" Or. Lisz0, Mr.. Sam
| Jacoby; "Valse Caprice" (F.Tschaikowsky),
| Miss Edith Armer; 'Trio-Faust" (GoInod)
| Misses Annie, Lizzie and Pauline Schwartz.
| Party on Folsom Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
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