The morning call., 1890-11-17

MISS Mchee, MISS IldlSlous
Miss Sessions, Miss Tompkins, Miss Tucker.
Miss Watt. Miss Bessie WALL, Miss Ella
Wall, Miss Williams. Miss Coffin, Miss
Alice Bailey, Miss Boalt. Miss Brown, Miss
Floy Brown, Miss Bingham, Mss Chabot,
Mrs. Orr; Messrs. James Adams, Edison
Adams, Harry Adams, Harry Houghton'
ton, Ned Brayton. Samuel Buck. A. n.
Bailey, Harry Coleman, Alfred Clement.
Robert Fitzgerald, Athern F0lger, Ed Har-
ris. Harry Haight, Harry Wadsworth. 7.
Hutchinson, w. Z. Miller, William Meek,
II. Miller, Andy Stone, George McNear, A.
S. Macdonald. William Powning, II. P.
Squire, Ed Vincent, George Wheaton, G..
w. Howard Jr., Lieutenant West.
Party on Haieht Street.
Mr.. Robert Merrill entertained few of
his numerous friends recently at the family
residence on Haight street.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with chrysanthemums ertwined with ever
greens and smilax. Various instrumental
and vocal solos added to the pleasures Of the
evening.
At midnight Mr.. Robert Merrill and Miss
Sarah Bailie led the grand march to the
dining-room, and were followed by MIR.
George Edwards and Miss Sallie Scully, Mr..
j. Deegan and Miss kiitie Ryan,
Mr.. A. FrederiGks and Miss Elite
Jaudin, Mr.. Frank Sands and Miss
Carrie Gallagher. Mr.: q. Allen and
Miss Allie Clark, Mr.. g.. Holbrook
and Miss Fanny Bush, Mr.. I. Bay and
Miss Lille Anderson, Mr.. A. Worth and
Miss Minnie Bartlett. Mr.. l. Rice aud Miss
Mollie Cummings, Mr.. j. Ward and Miss
Dora Christians, Mr.. Z. Hogan and Miss
Nellie Smith, Mr.. +. Simpson ami Miss Sa-
die Black, Mr.. G. Morris and Miss Lena
ff.S linn, ia
Harrison, Mr.. E. Gay and Miss Tillie
Thompson, Mr.. j. Norton and Miss Nellie
Regan, Mr.. Hazel Thomas and Miss kitte
Alfred.
Original Oakland Cotiilon Club.
The Original Oakland Cotillon Club gave
very pleasant inaugural hop at Cavalry
Hall last Friday evening. Tie club has re-
organized for the season, and proposes &c
give four parties this winter. There were
about fifty couples present, and the initial
party proved very pleasing social success;
The hall was appropriately decorated, and
excellent music was furnished by Won del
Mehden's Orchestra. Mr.. VIII 3. Stande-
ford officiated as floor manager.
The officers of the club are: Mr.. George
S. Meredith. President; Mr.. G. Fred Bush,
Secretary; Mr. Harry w. Knoll. Treasurer
Mr.. B. j. Smi tn and MI: j. 5. Ames.
There were present last evening: Mr.
and Mrs. G. Fred Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
c. Partridge, Mss Martin, Miss Swales,
Howard Swales, Miss A. Z. Reed, Miss Bes-
sic Human, Miss Jennie Bush, Miss Ella
Bush. Messrs. Harry Baldwin, George S.
Meredith, Will ?. Standeford, Miss Miller,
Mr.. I. L. Atherstone, Miss Anna Wilson,
Miss Annie Coleman, Miss Fletcher, Mr.. f.
A. Fletcher, Mr.. VIII A. Fine. Miss Abbie
Cutler, Miss Cameron, Mr.. Frank b. Priest,
Miss Maud Kelley, Mr.. Charles Nichols,
Mrs. Fox. Miss Florence Mccoy. Messrs. j.
II. Ames, Frank Frost, Harry Baldwin,
Miss Belle Brainard. Mr.. L. j. Knowles
Miss Edith Dyer, Mr.. Hubert Dyer, Mr.. z.
NJ. Culver, Miss Hebbard, Mr.. John W.
Doubleday, Mr.. Elmer MauZy, Mr., b. j.
Smith, Mr.. Kenneth Watson and Mr.. john
son.
Party at South Fark.
Miss Sadie Harris residence, II South
Park, was a center Of much attraction on
last Friday evening, the occasion being a
party rendered by the following committee
to their friends: Miss Sadie Harris, Miss
Lulu Kelly, Miss Maude Cleary, and
Messrs. T. Mailman. Eugene Lacy, W. I.
Dorrance and J. Kerr.
Quite number accepted the invitation to
be present, and a pleasant time was had
The table was prettily decorated and the
menu most attractively served. The even
ing was spent in games, singing, dancing
and music, both vocal and instrumental. AL
IL O'Clock all adjourned to the dining-room,
where sumptuUuS repaSt was served.
Among these present Were: Miss Sadie
Harris, Miss Lulu Kelly. Miss May Jen-
nings, Miss Nelly Whaley. Miss Sarah
Boyle, Miss 1essie Graney, Miss Fanny
Burns, Miss Annie Hayes, Miss Sarah
Kane, Miss Nellie Mcintosh, Miss Anna
Kerr, Miss Nellie Catron. Miss Annie
Donohue, Miss Alice Bailey, Miss Eta Bailey,
Miss Mollie Reass, Miss Grace Maxwell.
Miss Amelia Shelters, Miss kiitie Morgan,
Miss Maggie Boyson, Miss Alice Penning-
ton, Miss Hattie Brown, Miss Celiua Rob-
bins, Miss Nellie Cattran, Miss EStel, Miss
Eta Bender, Miss Ida Barry, Miss May
Riley. Miss a. Robbins Miss Kittie Coppage.
Miss Ida Harris. Messrs. ". L. Dorrancee,
T. Mailman, C. McDevitt Frank Tehan, C.
Province, II. White. w. Cahill, W. Little,
Francis Terrier, g. Atwood, ID. Farrell, L.
Russell, W. Jones, Eugene Lacy, J. Kerr, j.
Jennings, Frank Ward, j. Carroll, /. Hall.
G. Hall, G. Blanch, Read Beckett. G. Phelan,
j. NeYiDs, w. O'Briep, z. Carr and others.
The Liv-rmore Concert
Specially notable among the numbers on
the programme of the concert at Livermcre
on Wednesday, under the auspices Of the
Livermore College, were the selections by
Miss Ella V. McCloskey and Miss Anna
Werner. These young ladies were both
from San Francisco, and both did excel
cOntralto voice. Of wide range and beauti-
full sympathetic quality. Her perfect con-
troll in using 1t shows excellent training, and
her numbers were received with much APP
plause. Miss Werner is an exceptional
pianist. and was recognized as such after the
rendering of LISTS 'Rhapsodie H0ngroise'
Mr.. Smiths violin solo and Miss Hadsells
selection added much TO the pleasure of the
evening.
Party on Golden Gate Avenue.
On Friday evening. the It'll inst, at tine
residence of Mrs. NJ. Phillips, 724 Golden
Gate avenue, there was scene Of mrth and
revelry enjoyed by number of young Deo-
pie, it being the anniversary Of the twenty
first natal day of Mr.. Mamie Phillips, who
recently arrived from the Sandwich Islands.
so that his coming of age might be celebrated
with the friends of his boyhood.
The parlors were elegantly decorated
with flowers and foliage. Music, vocal and
instrumental, Rotations and dancing occu-
pied the attention of the guests until mid
night, when to the strains of the orchestra
ali adjourned to the dining room, where a
bountlful supper was served. Alter supper
dancing was continued until late hour.
Mr.. Phillips Was the recipient of some
very valuable presents.
Complimentary Party.
A party was rendered Miss Lizzie McGeary
sch0olmates last Friday evening.
Dancing was INDUCED in until late hour,
when all departed highly pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
The invited guests were: Miss Kate Nc
Geary, Miss Lizzie McGeary, Miss Mamie
Clara. Miss Lizzie Cleveland. Mrs. G. r.
Monroe, Miss Minnie Madge, Miss Alice
Monroe. Miss Lucy Ficken, Miss Mamie
Garcia, Miss l.. Garcia, Miss May Ridden,
Miss Mamie Sullivan, Miss Maggie Dryer,
Miss l. zzie Mahoney, Miss Mary McDer-
mott, Miss Rosie McDermott, Miss Annie
Mcdonald, Miss Annie O'Connor, Miss May
Lang, Miss Teeney Feely, Miss Maud Cur
rim, Miss Rose ODonnell, Miss May
buddy, Miss Katie Dundon, Miss
Kitty buddy, Miss Moliie Lavelle,
Miss LARA Pore, Miss Jennie Bayard. Mrs.
Lardner, the Misses julia and Annie Brod-
erick, Miss NJ. Chayenny, Miss Kittie V.
Swift, Miss Rose Ingram, Miss Nellie
Walsh, Miss Grace McClosky, Miss Annie
Moran, the Misses Frances aud Lizzie Ar
mold; Messrs. Z. Clark, Huratio S. Cleve-
land, Richard Quinlan, Walter Tobin, Z. A.
Nelson, Mr.. Duoey, Eugene Bertrand, s.
Kane, James Foley, J. w. Glib. Earnest
addan ~ Murpb, 'rnhin I 7 ayouas