The morning call., 1890-11-13

peroration complimented the young men on
the interest taken in the order by their
young lady friends. Dancing was after,
ward INDUCED in till late, and the general
opinion was reached that this was the most
successful party yet given by No. ).
Following composed the committees OF the
evening: Committee of Arrangements
II. Geib Chairman. NJ. J. Commission, W. j.
CronM. J: T. McQuaid, I. j. MGCrelgh. ).
Sealy, J. Mallon, D. Dougherty. II. MeOabe,
G. F. Manton, Reception Committee-G.
Mcguire, j. Clark, E. Ryan, ]: II. Winter,
c. Callan, S. A. Byrne. 7. Hagan FLOOR
Committet-M. Ghune, I. ). Iooln; j; NC NC
Galley, A j. Bowling, p. Whalen, +. ar
rem, E. j. Buttworth; floor manager, Il. ii.
The grand march was led by Mr.. E. j.
O'R0uke and Miss n. McCabe.
whist in North Oakland
Miss Gertie Young of North Oakland en-
tertained party of her friends Monday
evening. The young ladies introduced
something new and interesting in the way
of whist, so universally in favor. The
latest fad " is the " duplicate - game, and
is very likely 10 become popular in Oakland
society this winter. In this play the cards
are dealt but once, the opposing cluD
changing places after the first hands nave
been played, and playing with the cards
originally held by their opponents, a record
of each players band having been kept
upon memorandum tablets prepared there
for. The object of this method. as eX-
planned by Miss Young, is to prevent Tue
possibility OF chance becoming factor OF
success.
Parry in Sonoma County.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hudson of Porter Greek
Ranch, Sonoma County, on Saturday even
ing, November Sth, by their daughter, Miss
Alice Hudson.
Dancing was the order of the evening, and
the guests enjoyed pleasant social hop
until midnight, when delicious supper
was served, all doing justice to the GOOD
things spread. To Miss Alice HUDSON Is
due the success OF the evening.
The following were present: MISS Hattie
White, Miss l.. Anderson, Miss Mary Sharp.
the Misses Annie and Ida Donzelmann, MISS
Maggie Adams, Miss Belle Nee, MISS ANNE
boss. the Misses Nellie and Lulu Arnold,
the Misses Rosie and E. NlcCann, the Mi,
Daisy and L. Simpson, Miss Mamie Donzel-
mann. the Misses Nora and Belle Butler,
Miss Alice Hudson, Mr.. aud Mrs Z; Hud,
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hudson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loui, Karnarens Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cole. MIR. and Mrs. William Anderson, Mr..
| and Mrs. George Wells; Messrs. Judson
Arnold, Daniel hudson, Edward Hudson,
James McCann, John Mccain, Alfred Tar
water, W. Goodman, John Powers, r.
Powers, Z. Io~erS, NeWtoh IoWSIo, L;
Nee, b. Murphy, c. Peterson. Edward
Mercer, W. NJ. Donzelmann.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Hall McAlister has returned to this
city from visit 10 the powder-mills, Santa
| Cruz accompanied by her host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Peyton.
! Mr. G. c. Boardman has gone on trip to
| Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cheeseman are Wis
| iting in the South.
Colonel and Mrs. Creed Raymond left the
| first of the week for trip to Washington
| and New York.
Mrs. NJ. Wood and daughters, the Misses
Matte and Minnie. are visiting their grand
! father, CAPTAIN William Bell, at the new
residence on North Island, near San Diego.
| They will remain month and then return
| TO their home IN this city.
Mrs p II. Bouton has gone to visit heI
| sister, Mrs. c. w. Thomas, at Woodland.
Judge A. Il. COnklin of Independence,
Inyo County. has arrived III this city to
The Misses Pearl and Mrs. Hudson have
| come down from Seattle for SIX weeks
| visit TO friends.
Senator j. Z. Jones ard Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| C.. Hamilton came down from Nevada on
Monday. The Senator will return to Gold
| Hill at the end OF the week.
Mr. Dennis Spencer and family will re
turn to Napa to reside.
Mr. George Baldwin has left on visit Il
the Santa Anita Ranch.
Mr.. james Is. StetsOn and Mr.. Harry n
StetSon are Sojourniug in the southern par
of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Vahlberg (net
Palmer OF Santa Cruz are here on thei
wedding trip.
Mr. " f. Whittier has gone on visit Il
Los Angeles.
MI and Mrs Isaac Hecht are registered
at the Palace Hotel.
Sir William Plowden, N. P, of WOlver
hampton, Eng, and Lady Plowden, wer'
registered at the Hoilenbeck, Los Angeles
last Monday.
Mr. Charles Dana Jr. and two friends arr
visiting the cit, from San Luis Obispo.
Mrs Howison, vile of Professor HowisoD
has arrived in Berkeley from her trip East
Mr.. George Crocker is contemplating
trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Lang and famil.
have returned home after an eXtended tou
of the Eastern States.
| Colonel o. Ii. Mendell, Lieutenant-Colone
! W. Ii. Benyuard and Lieuienant-Colonel1 I
L. Gillespie have been entertained by Gov
ernor TTeichel of the Soldiers Home a
Santa Monica.