The morning call., 1890-12-10


Inc party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs
Louis L. Monieagle, and Included Miss
Kate Forbes, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Helen
Smith. Miss Kittle. Miss Eleanor Woods,
guests were driven TO the Monteagle man.
sion, where an elaborate menu was served.
The Monteagie Tea.
delightful tea was given on Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Louis 4. Monteagle and
mother. Mrs. Timothy Paige, at their resi-
dencr on the corner of jackson and Cough
streets. The handsome suit of apartments.
fragrant with the breath of roses, were
kept crowded with friends during the hours
OF the reception, which were charmingly be-
guiled by chit-chat, orchestral music by
Ballenberg and the service of refreshments
Among those present were: Mrs. j. d. Fry,
Mrs. Adam Grant, Mrs. David BlXler, Mrs,
Ilecht, Mrs. II. b. Bergman, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Webster,Joness Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. J.
Miller, Miss Peterson, Miss Maggie Nelson.
Mrs. Horatio Nj. Cook, Mrs. c. w. Talbot
and Mrs. Teyis.
The Frat English Lutheran Church Fete.
three days fete, including morning and
evening lunches, besides evening entertain
ments and an opportunity of purchasing
holiday gifts at pretty booths, opened yes
terday at Irving Hall under the auspices of
the ladies of the First English Lutheran
SHuIcD, LOT Tue Den6uL OF the CnurcH.
About $50 people enjoyed the first hot
chicken luncheon provided yesterday be-
tween II and O'clock The same character
of appetizing lunch will be available to-day,
as well as hot tea or coffee between and
10 o'clock in the evening.
The evening entertainments were gotten
mp mainly by Miss Nan Place, a niece Of
Mrs. Henry Miller Last night the Western
Addition Comedy Company gave 'Margate
Sands, with the following cast: Adolphus
yrfn
ton Cureycrop, Mr.. Young; .Araminta,
Miss Lou Cosgro; Mrs. Clutcbley, Miss
Bessie Owens; Barbara Backstitch, Miss
Nan Place 1t was remarkably well done,
as on previous occasion, and will, doubt
less, be enjoyed by another large audience
on Thursday night, when it will be re-
peated. Mr.. Harry Samuels prefaced it
with a violin solo. Tonight a choice and
varied entertainment will be given.
The whole affair is being given under the
GERS of which are: Mrs. g: G. Barrett,
President; Mrs. Crowell, Vice-P President;
Mrs. Blake, Secretary. Mrs. Barrett being
away her place was worthiiy filled by
predecessor, Mrs. Everding.
Mr.. Miller, the pastor of the church. was
warmly welcomed last night ON his appear
ance among his congregation after a three
months absence. Some of the ladies tend
ing the booths are: Aprons-Mrs. McMurry,
MIS-. Love, Miss Love; candy bOoth-Mrs.
Miss McMurry, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Dickson;
fancy booth-Mrs. Otis, Miss Iverson;
flower booth-Miss Enig, Miss Neeman,
Miss Ruebke; ice-cream booth-MrS. Stabl-
man, Mrs Nllman.
The Del Monies Party.
The thirtieth hop of the Del Monies took
place last evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
This is one Of the clubs that by working
tremendously with kindred organizations,
and looking strictly after details, has long
m mt in, no al
world.
Their party last evening was a great sue
cess. The decorations were not particularly
elaborate, but the flags and streamers about
the stage were entirely adequate. Beneath
the CLUBS title in gold lettering Blum's band
ofhclated. The grand march was led by Mr..
Charles L. Black and Miss Ella Horgan.
feature of the occasion was the handsomely
framed photograph OF the club officers, which
was on view IN the ladies' dressing-room, a
present from few lady friends. Dancing
continued till l o'clock.
The officers Of the club are: Mr.. John H.
Sheehan, President; Mr.. S. p. Kane. Vice
President; Mr. W. j. Moore. Treasurer.
Mr.. Charles 5. Burns, Recording Secretary.
Following constitute tie committees of
the evening: Committee of Arrangements
Mr.. John FL: Sheehan, MIR. William J.
Charles E. Black, Miss NJ. Morgan; assistant
floor directors-Charles 5. Burns, William
j. Moore, John II. Sheehan, S. P. Kane;
Reception Committee-The Del Monies.
The Esacerus club Entertainment.
The Esacerus Club held high jinks at
their hall on Hayes street last evening. The
hall was beautifully decorated with flowers
and streameIs.
The evenings entertainment opened with
a song, waiting" by the Esaeerus Quar-
tet = Miss Rose Shultheiss, Miss Pearl
green; recitation, Il Have No Home" by
Mr.. John Platt; song and dance by Messrs.
Ryan and Woods, which was followed by
an exhibition OF fisticuffs in full dress by
Messrs. Lynngreen and Britten.
Afterward dancing was INDUCED in till
midnight, when the guests retired TO the
banquet hall, where bounteous repast was
served, after which dancing was continued.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. BritteD, DR.. and Mrs. A. Lynngreen,
Miss Rose ShultheiSs Miss Pearl Walsh,
Miss Lottie Write, Miss Kittie Kerney, Miss
Lille Hou5er, Miss Susie Write, Miss Maud
Powers, Miss Anita Kittell, Miss Juanita
Kittel, Miss Lena Fitzpatrick, Miss Kitty
Sheehan,. Miss Josie Peters, Miss Sophie
Oldsen, Messrs. +. Britten, A. LynDgreen,
John Platt w. Ryan, Hartley Woods, ).
Watson, Ii. Davis, Daniel Owens. G. Dor
son, j. Morse, John Crowley, Max Levin.
Peter SnoodgraSs, john Gump.
Society Personals.
Rev. Oliver c. Miller, pastor of the First
English Lutheran Church, and wife have
returned from three. months visit over
the continent and were greeted last Sabbath
by full house and appreciative people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Heathcote will move
to this city from San Rafael for visit of a
month or two about the middle of this week.
Mrs. C. E. Gibbs and the Misses Gibbs
contemplate spending the winter in New
York.
Miss Laura Clarke of Sacramento is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holbrook at
their residence on Van Ness avenue
Mrs. w. Hnckley Taylor is at present the
guest of Mrs. n. G. Kitlle at her residence
on the corner Of Pacific avenue and Steiner
street.
Miss Maud OConnor of O'Farrell street
returned yesterday from the Eastern States,
where she has been visiting friends in
Washington and New York during the
past year.
Mrs. David Hewes will be "at home" at
her residence, 2101 Van Ness avenue, the
second and fourth Fridays in the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy p. Moore have re-
turned to the city from Knights Landing
and will go to housekeeping this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A: Coiman, having moved to
their own elegant house, will be pleased to
see their friends and acquaintance on Sun
day next, the 18th inst, at 1919 Eddy street.
Colonel z. +. Croker and his children
visited Oakland on Sunday. Master Charles
Templet0D Croker has entirely recovered
from his injuries received by a fall over the
bannisters.
Mrs. John Hayes Hammond, Miss Lucia
Kittle, Miss Alice Griffith and Mr.. Donald
z. Campbell leave New York on Monday
next for this city.
Mrs. OConnell, wife of Captain O'Con-
nell, accompanied by Miss OConnell, is Wis
itiDg in town from Angel Island.
Mrs. Edward 4. Head Of San MateO
County has returned. after a visit of five
months in Boston and vicinity. and Will
pass the winter with her daughter on Chan
ming way, Berkeley.
Mrs. III. A. Messenger of Calaveras County
has gone to visit Mrs. Alexander Chalmers
of Stockton for few days, after enjoying a
few weeks with San Francisco friends.
Mrs. Z. Ii. BoswortI OF the San Juan
rancho, below Sunol, has come 10 this city to