The morning call., 1890-10-26

Mrs. C. NJ Sorensen; First Vice President,
Mrs. w. Nielsen; Second Vice-freSldent,
Mrs. p. Olsen; Financial Secretary. Miss
May Thomson; Recording Secretary, Mr.
J. Petersen; Treasurer, Mr.. Il; kaon: me ne
evenings committees were: Committee oil
Arrangc ments-Mrs. G.. NJ. Sorensen, Mrs.
p. Olsen, Mrs. C. Blohme, Mrs. w. Nielsen,
Mr.. j. Mouritzen, Mrs. ii. Thoms sen. Mrs.
J. Petersen, Mr.. p. Olsen. Mr. H. Ravn;
Reception Commttee-Miss NJ Ih9msen'
Galberg. Mrs. c. Fredericksen. MT. n. I.
Hotum; floor manager, N. N. l. Nielsen;
Floor Communicable. p. Olsen, Mr.. J. Jen-
sen, Mr.. Z. Iyersen, Mr.. ii. Kofod, MIR. j.
Mourilzen.
The St. Andrews Society Entertainments.
The monthly concert Of this society took
place last Monday, when the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Duets, Gentle Be
Tbv Slumber" and "Row Weel my Boatie,
Row Weel." Mrs. F. S. Anderson and Mrs.
Segar; recitation, THE Clansman's Re-
venge," Miss Wilson; song, My Lodgings
on the Cold Ground" Mr.. Carleton Cooke :;
reading, original, w. Carleton Cooke; reci-
tation, The Eve of Waterloo" Mr.. Clark;
song, Scots Wha Hae" and up In the
Morning" Mr.. G. c. Whyle; two piano
solos, Professor Kerr; song, "Gloomy
Winters Moo AVA" Mrs: Segar; encore,
"Bowling Braes" and when the kye
Collt 1UlUe TeCIIdllOu, I1ppY anu .iiV
Dell" and Sugar for Nothing,~ Mr.. Sulll,
van; song, Bonnie Charles Moo Ava
and Annie Laurie" Miss Gordon; song,
"Pll Row Thee Over the Clyde Mr.
d. H. Finnie; encore, Green Oak Tree " !;
so gs, "Braes O Balquidder and " Rowan
Tree" Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson
acted as accompanist. A vote Of thanks
was passed to Mr.. Ross and the performers
and the meeting adjourned after singing
Aud Lang Syne."
The Dolphin Club PARTY.
The Dolphin Sw INNING and Boating Club
gave their thirteenth anniversary party last
night at Saratoga Hall. TWAS thoroughly
enjoyable affair.
The management of the club consists of:
Directors-Kcbert P. Wirland, Adolph C.
l. utgens, William Proll; Julius II: Medau,
President; james O'Dwyer Jr., Vice-Presi-
dent; Adam l.. Schuppert, Treasurer; b.
Jamson, Financial Secretary; +. o.. Stab,
Recording Secretary; A. 7. Rothkopf, Cap
tain: Ed KoIb, Lieutenant; G. W. Van
Guelpen, Serseant-at-Arms.
Following composed the active committees
of the evening: Committee OF Arrange
ments-B. Jamson, J. O'Dwyer Sol A.
| Sanders, Ed Kolb, A. Vessels; floor man
ager, Jul. II. Medau; Floor Committee-F.
| NJ. Deucher, Hugh II. Fraser, Fred Gehret,
E. C. Kalben, George Katz, Charles Vie
land. Henry Kuchmister, Ernest Tamm,
Robert p. Wieland. William Proll, I. e.
Stab; Reception Cnmmittee-Emil Engel-
berg. A. c. Lutgeas. Fred r. Conway,
| George Van GueipGn, A. klumpp. A: Z.
RothkOpf, Adam l.. Schuppert, II. NJ. Wre-
den. Fred w. Wissmg. I. i. Fraser, II. 5.
Krieg, George Burkhardt, z. Won Hadeln
society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sharon and Sir Thomas
and Lady Hesketh are expected to be pres
ent at the Tevis-Boalt wedding next month.
Judge d. William Douthitt has returned
from Seattle.
Mrs. S w. Loderer and family, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Bertha Rosen-
berg, will leave for Honolulu on the 18th Of
| November.
Mrs. J. J. Nunan of Oakland is visiting
relatives in Woodland.
Miss Warner, a society lady Of Philadel-
Dhia, Pa, who has been IN aking a tour OF
the Pacific Slope, is a guest at the New
Western Hotel
Miss Clara Sande rini, daughter Of Nine.
Thea Sanderini, arrived last week from
London, Engl and, and stops at her mother
residence, S33 Suffer street.
Ennis. Robert p. Hastings and her mother,
Mrs. Hemphlll, ale now residing at tie Dc
cidental Hotel
Mrs. d. Kempff was up in Vallejo on
Wednesday. Ii suitable residence can be
obtained there, Commodore Kempff and
family will move from Menlo Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Heathcote, after
spending ten days very pleasantly at Del
Coronado, left for home on Wednesday.
Mr.. John W. Mackay has arrived in New
York from Europe, and will come directly
to this Coast.
Mr.. Claus Spreckels and family have been
visiting Watsonyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Burnop are at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Stone and son were visiting
in Y alleiO 'Tburs1aV