The morning call., 1890-10-27

song. P. H. C. R. Brother R. B. Harmon of
Sacramento replied to the toast The
knights of Sherwood Forest" Brother le
Barr contributed song, after which 5. q. H.
Brother Isidor Schwartz followed with
Demonstration of Human Nature"
The High Secretary. Brother c. n.
Bremen, expatiated on the wonderfully rapid
growth of the 0rier at large in his uSua.
telling way. Brother Fred Pratt deli :, htsd
Brother Charles Pratt by singing "out III IN
the Cold World" H. S. B. Brother G; W.
Bayreuther earnestly entreated the brofhers
to "Fall Into the Ranks ?. c: 4; Brother
G. Read recited ''Old Bachelors" MIR. Larry
Welch excited rcars of laughter upon the
subject of Registration" Brother Stickel
sang Never More" and Brother Mccall OF
Court Bay City rendered violin sole.
A vote of thanks to the committee, as
follows, closed the enjoyable proceedings:
Messrs. George +; Palmer, =. a. Smith,
Isidor Schwartz, F. Pratt, H. Daily, l..
Michaels0n.
The Fair Oaks Camp Party.
The first semi-annual ball given by Fair
Oaks Camp, No. 10, Sons of Veterans, took
place at Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
Some 200 couple participated in the grand
march, led by Captain John T. Stone. The
hall was handsomely decorated. Music was
furnished by the Fifth Artillery Band and
dancing was enjoyed until l o'clock.
The officers for the current year are:
Captain, Mr.. j. T. Stone; First Lieutenant,
Mr.. E. ". Eustice; Second Lieutenant Mr..
j. j. Bartlett; Chaplain, Mr. L. S. Merri-
man; First Sergeant, Mr.. a. NJ. AnnIS;
Quarteimaster Sergeant Mr.. A. NJ. Ashen-
felter; Sergeant Guard, Mr.. {. W. Dunn;
Color Sergeant, Mr.. J. H. E. Nntter; Cor
poral Guard, Mr.. c. E. French; Camp
Guard, Mr.. +. a. Buzett; Picket Guard, Mr..
w. L. Lawrence.
Following composed the special COM
mitters ON duty during the pleasant even
ing: Committee of Arrangements-A. ID.
AShenfeIter Chairman, IL. E. Griffith. }.
II. NJ. Montell, j. j. Bartlett, f. A. Buzett;
Reception Committee-W. (. Lawrence, W.
c. Latham, c. NageI, Mrs. c. II. Annis,
Mrs. j. Cogle. Miss Mollie Kee floor man
ager, c. W. Dunn; Floor Committee-F. l..
Griffith, A. Nj. AnniS, A. j. Wienert, Mrs.
Sadie Cook, Hiss Ella HostetIer. Miss
Addie DoheS.
The Star Minstrel Clubs Entertainments.
Every seat was taken Mt Mission Turn
Verein Hall at an early hour last evening.
when the Star Minstrel Club gave an enter
tainment of very varied nature. Mr.. B.
Mahoney was interlocutor, and Messrs. j.
T. Crotty. b. L. Carter Ii. keoagh and L.
Wilson were the END men,"
Music was furnished by LYMAN Il
Hetzpl'S Orchestra. and songs and special
ties were introduced by MeSsrs. ID. Coffey,
J: Il. kcough, I; l.. Weber, ). I. Crotty, ).
McHugo, j. f. Mack, E. Miller, Mr..
Fletcher, f. Wilson and Messrs. PantZee
and RoualZo. Dancing was afterward in
dulg-d in.
The officers of the club are: President
J. j. McDonntl Vice-P President, James Mo
ClOakey; Treasurer, Il. c. Lahusen; Secre-
tary, L. p. Dunckel; Business Manager,
William a. Buns; Stage Manager, James
F. Mack; Marshal, j. Schath. The com-
mittees consisted of: Committee of Ar
rIngements-James T. MACK. J. H. X ough
b. +. Carter, j. T. Crotty. J: j. McD3nell;
Reception Committee William A. Burns
(Chalrmau), William E. Collins, +. Raabe,
II. WI EIDE, Z. 7. Dunckel, j. Schath. H. c.
Lahusen; floor manager James E, Kenny;
Floor Commi tee-B Mahuney, i. F. Carter
j. I. Croity, +. Williams, J. ii. keough,
E. P. DunckeI
The Frisco Ten Enter ainment.
The first anniversary entertainment and
dance IF the Frisco Ten took place last
night at the San Francisco Turn Verein
Hall
Following was the programme; Part first
Overture, l.. Won der Mehden's Orchestra {;
parallel bars, members San Francisco Turn
Verein; cOntortion act, Charles Straub {;
fancy club swinging, Lou HIM champion
amateur club swinger of the Pacific COAST !;
song singing section Of the San Francisco
Turn Nerein. Part second-H0riZOnta bar,
members of Olympic Athletic Club (B. Lee
andre, j. Stack, W. Zelner, P. Bnulo, z. j.
Schuster, j. SchusteT, A Keller, b. Borg
ner, CLOWN; specialties, Dutch Dale; spar
ring, HIM brothers: wrestling, Philip Boulo
and A. Keltner, o. A. c.; song, 5. +. Maen-
EerchOr.
The whole affair, including the dancing
which followed the above programme, was
given under the auspices of the following
r..
Alfred Furth PreSident, Theodore PlanZ
Secretary, George Hickman, CIreasurer),
Fred Mueller, Louis Rapp, Albert krug,
Christopher Attingcr, A. Ninterberg, WIZ
lam HIM, Fred Gunther; Reception Com
mittee--Albrrt Krug A. Winterberg, Alfred
floor manager, George Hickman; Floor Com
mittee-FTed Mueller, Theodore Planz,
William HIM, Fred Gunther.
Parry at Pine Fiat.
On Friday evening, the 18th inst, the
Grimner ranch was the scene Of pleasant
party. given to their many friends by MIR.
and Mrs. Grimmer in honor Of their seven
teenth wedding anniversary.
Those invited for miles around who could
possibly avail themselves Of the opportunity
arrived at a seasonable hour. At s o'clock
occurred one Of the most interesting events
of the EVENING" dialogue, IN winch several
of the young people took part. After that
dancing, games, vocal and instrumental mu-
sic were enioyably INDUCED in.
At midnight an elaborate repast was
served, after which the festivities of the
evening were continued until the dawn re-
minded the merry-makerS that 1t was time
TO be starting for their respective homes.
So with bright goCd-mOrningS and wishes
for many happy returns, the guests de-
parted, taking with them pleasant mem
DRY of happy time.
Those invited were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Mulcahey, Miss Maggi E
White, Miss Dianita White, Miss Netti {
Jacobs, Miss Ruby Jacobs, Miss Minni {
Jacobs Miss Mamie Brace, Miss Luc '
Brace, Miss Carrie Grimmer; Messrs. A
Hood, II. Hood, Z. c. Foss, Mr.. Hendricks
Il. Andrews, A. Andrews, c. Thomas, e
Grimmer
Party on Perry Street.
On the evening Of the 17th inst few Of
the friends of Miss Mamie L. Horn met at
her residence, 81 Perry street. to celebrate
her nineteenth birthday. A very enjoyable
evening was spent, and a select programme
was rendered, in which Professor Cole, Pro.
fessor j. NJ. EnEle, Miss B. WarshawGki a1it
many Others took Fart. Miss Horn was the
| recipient Of many valuable and beautiful
| presents: Among those present were: Mrs
CdlulidU, MISS OHllulbdI, MI. anu Nj .. u
NJ. Enkle, Mr.. L. A. Wolff. Miss L. Downey
Mr.. Knreid, Dir. Vim, Mrs. Pinkham. Mrs
| Wolff, Miss Wolff, Miss Stein, Miss Pugs
| ley. Professor Cole, Mrs. Laudrum, Miss b
Warshawski, Mrs. Attel, Mr.. Attel. Miss
B. Fisher, Mr.. Kaean. MIR. Becker Mr.
| Shukansky, Mrs Mckail, Miss McKaiI, Mr.
and Mrs Ferren, Mr.. II. Cuhn and many
| others.
Party on Gerry Street.
A very pleasant party was held at the
residence OF Nine. f. Smith, 1923 Geary
street, last Thursday evening. SPANS b
! songs and dances were the features of the
| enjoyable affair. After midnight the guest;
| partook OF an elaborate repaSt. Those pres
ent We're: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs.
Souris, Mrs. Regenshurger. the Misses Lash
| Miss Caves, MISS Louis, Miss Galick, the
| Misses Smith, Miss Buchar1 Miss Cannon,
| Mr.. Lash, Mr. Fell, DIR. Maldonado, Mr.
| Davis, Mr.. Pendleton, Mr.. Gallick, Mr.. Nc
| Kahey and others.
The Martin Soiree.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Martin gave de
lightful reception at their cosy and commo.
dious cottage, 800 Haght street, last Thurs.
| day evening. The rooms were charmingly