The morning call., 1890-10-04

gootch-Irish Society Entertainment-Farty on
!. ! Page street-A Successful Scottish
t. e.: =
=: ~ =. IT,. Ear quet-Notes.

49,.
!: -. The ladies of the Enthep Club will give
lawn party at the beautiful home of Mr..
:. apd. Mrs. f. NJ: Smith of akiand this after
n con. between 4 and O'clock.
-: Mi. and Mrs. A. II, Rutherford gave
: dinner: party last. Wednesday,: evening at
- their residence, I1e5 Bnsh street, in honor of
T. Governor Francis E. " arreii of Wyoming,
: whQis making g brief visit here:
~: A concert VIII be given this: evening at
:. Irving Hall underthe auspices of the Mexi-
= can community comp limentary TO MISS
: .#Ellen CouTsen and THE talented chorus
= which, assisted in the recent Mexican cele--
= pfation. -. :. =. =
I. =. Mr.. Alfred i. TayntQn of L6rin and Miss.
- Harriet L. SHAY. of Oakland were married
+ last Saturday morning in the. presence of a
niinber of tlieir friends. They viii spend
[their honeymoon in an extended camping
:. trip, on: which they departed after the cere-
: m0ny In a Wel1-stJcked farm wagon. The
: "trip will take. them toward Mount Hamil-
toni and through the Valley Of the Santa
4 Clara. In this way a Pleasing and novel
= ,WeQk WILL be spent before their return nome
~ i. Ihr j 0llitieS Wilfgive their regular weekly
: social tonight at Mission Turner Hall on
: Mission street, near Seventeen h
H.. MIR: George NOges celebrated. the fltueth
anniversary of his birthday hast Monday
: and N the evening entertained many of his
: friends at a champagne party at his resi-
:: dence in Alameda. -.
=. :1he BHfrnloG Party.
~ The.initial hep of the 'I}uffi,oes," a new
:. and select social club Organized among GER
= tain. summer visitors 10 Santa Cruz, took
=. place last evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
- Born Of a passing jest, the Club spTang into
- full-grOWn life at a bound, last ni-ft, ant
. / only betrayed its light diigin by tire merry
r.: enjoyment that -rei8ned supFeme Throughout
:: the evening".
-. Some 756inyitatians. embossed it'll a gold
:: buffalo's head. had been issued, but even
the Buffalops tHemselEes:wertr! Their abdSlTed
al. first to see " hat n'ghty spirit of youth
and beauty their simple spell had eYd ked
. FROM. theNasty deep. But all was In readl-
!: ness for the guests BLACK and old gold had
been Solicitation tile ;clttb's co9r> and re-
+ lays of members in evening dress, wllh black
r.. l0W-tieS and q scaIfof black and 2 id across
the SHOW .eXpause If. srt-lT0AJ, were IN
r waiting 10 escort the ARRIVING Eadie, to their
THehalliiSelf had been peFfumed through
.uut and tiles age was effectively decorated.
a buffale's. head occupied the center, its
= III ms tied with the club COlurs. On e her
:. sides stood masses Of tl0WeTs,:ou immense
=pieoe.the-gift OF lady friends of the club.
: There were TeSes iHnumeIable, but most
=. "cGusplcqous. We're the .-amaryHeS and ST.
..JO<eph's lilies surrounding the greeting
r Welcome" inscribed over star of smaller
= blossoms.
The grand march commenced soon after
= ! 9i3O,0cluekaDd was led by. Mi, a e. IraHt-
yetter and Miss Carry Fellman, whe made
+ avery: handsome pair Bium's. Orchestra
:. 5udranteed. the best, of music, "A feature
F.: being his .tEasI eTn LILY -WaitZeS," specially
3 procured for the occasion. Another. ap-
pTeciated feature.Qf hRevenlng vas the cor
i net solo rendered by Professor 5. H later,
asSisSed by Blun'S Orchestra, between the
eighth and ninth Dances when a little rest
l. was grateful. The medley was not PLAYED
till after 10 clock, and everyone was asking
as they exchanged goOd-byes, "When will
>. the Buffa10es give their next partyY!
The officers of the; club are$ President,
+ MI. T. c. Mitchell; Vice-President Mr.. W
i: OCreery; Secretary, Mr.. Joseph Row ell :;
Treasurer, MI. W: +. Lucas. The commit
tees were composed as follows; Reception
: Communicable George Habepicht. Mr.. j.
+. Burns, Mr. ". E.. McCreery; floor man
" aEef; Mr. A. c: Trautvetter; Floor Commit
tee, the ButfalOes.:
The: Scot CHI Irish Society Entertainment.
- Last .ey eniHg Prospect Hall, Odd Fellows
Building, was the scene Of an ENJOYABLE en-
tertainment, the: first given. by, the newly
organized Sc6tch-IEish Society Of California.
No partisan or sectaTfan significance at
taches to the society which has for its pur-
poses the promotion and cultivation Of
friendship, social Intercourse and the pres
eryati0n and keeping alive the history and
:" achievements Of the Scotch-lrish race in
America" With such praiseWOrthy and
Interesting object it is no wonder that the
society has taken hold, and it is gratifying
= - to know that ii is increasing. in membership
~. SUCH entertainments as that given last
:: evening Will do much TO further the social
Interests CT the organization. Following IS
the attractive programme which. was listened
: to by a large and appreciatTve audience:
Grand international fantasia ;EpsteinG Pro-
j. efessor and Miss Marshi select ballad, Mr..
70. "A. B. Caulfeld and Miss Gibson; piano solo,
. Come Back to Erin" Miss. Edith Ken
+. nedy; recitation, Mr.. Ernest Mccullough;
song, "Switzer, Farewell" Mrs. A. Irvine
= '.Sweetly Ger My Senses Stealing" Mrs.
=, VIII. Campbell; recitation, " The Raven"
Mr., w. H. Campbell :; piano solo, Miss Doig;
Fired and Miss 3. II: Gray; song, "Sing,
=" Smile, S,umber" (GouDoa), Miss. NJ. Love;
song, Watkins Evening Parry" Professor
MNaFshi RECITATION, MI ". Cieinnd; vocal
duet. Mr., E. F. May and Miss j. Masterson;
-: .:coTnet solo, Last Rose of Summer" MIR. 5.
- H. Latter song, 1.-The Twilight Dews,"
:. :. Mr. S. SymngtOn; piano solo, Irish Med
- ley, ." Mrs W. H. Campbell. Professor
= Marsh presided at the piano. All the talent
=, had kindly volunteered, and contributed OF
their best::nloSt generously. Dancing was
tafterTard enjoyed until late, varied by the
=, seT1ice:o Refreshments,
Tile promising. suciety-is under the :direc-
.tion:ot the following gentlemen, who geIi-
: orally. Supervised this successful entertain
intent: President Alexander Montgomery;
Fist :VicelPTesident Professor John Gam
=. bic; Second Yfce-Presiden;, Greed. Hay
Ep0nd; Third Vice-PTes1dent, Andrew Craw-
=: ford; Treasurer, S. a. Marshall; Secretary,
=: X. J. Alexander; Marshal, w. I. w Gle
.ldnd; Board of DirectOrS-Ihomas Whyte,
=: J.. L. Campbell, James jackson, William
- Mckee, w. j. Armstrong DR.. David Madill,
F. .. H.. Mcconnell, james Moore, j.. g.
: Eaglesen, james Mccullough, w. FL. Camp
:. bell, John Elliott; Board Of FiHance-R. J.
:. Creighton, Jacob Robinson, c. Leetch.
The Catholic Fair in Oakland.
= The St. Francis de Sales Fair at Elite Hall,
Oakland. has been attracting thousands by
= its dainty novelties, Some Of The ladies
= prominent in the various booths are; Mrs.
:. Martin, Mrs. Dr. Cannon, the Misses Laura
and Essie, Glenn, the. Misses. Jennie and
=. Bertha Woodward, the Misses Annie and NJ.
" Martin, Miss Cassie Drum, MlssLouise Ma
=" honey, Miss Agnes Wheeler, Miss Teresa
:. Cannon, Mrs 7. Lohse, Mrs. NJ Keller,
=. Mrs. Ryle, Miss NJ. Taylor. Miss N. Sulli-.
van, Miss HanifiD, Mrs. A. McDonough,
Z. Mrs. J: Taylor Mrs. Forbs. Miss NJ. Meyers,
Miss NJ. Ewing Miss Fennell, Mrs. NJ. Spen-
=. Ger, Miss N. Smyth, Miss 4. Porter, Miss
=: i. Cahill, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Summers
Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Rose Nolan, Miss Sadie
Qnin1an, Miss: NJ. Milton, Miss Audifred,
Miss. Madden, Mrs. j. NJ. Driseol. Mrs.
hls rick, Mrs. Carpenter. Miss n. Hickey,
Miss.K. Findlay, Miss X. DAVIS, Mr.. g.
Smith, Mr.. j. Carpenter, Miss Hackett, Mr..
and Mrs. Monteith, Miss Maggie Fitzgerald,
Miss. L.. McNaIly, the Misses Susie and
!: a gnes McFeeley, Miss Mary McKeon, the
I Misses Teresa and Alice Russian, Miss Kate
9pnoh Mrs. Heating, Mrs Heating Jr.,
&: Mrs. Captain Richardson, Miss Julia Dris-
:: COLI, Miss MADELINE Conner, Miss Maggie
j. Murray, Miss A. Twomny, Miss Farreily,
+. Mr..KeatIng, Mrs. Il. Gallagher, Mrs. n.
:. Collins Mrs. Schlotzhauer, Miss Rosie
! CLARK, Miss Mary Mcdonnell, Miss II. Muir
:. ray, Mrs. James Calvin Mrs. lie Montague,
!: Miss Annie Thompson, Miss NJ Giorgaui,
. Miss Seaman, Miss Flynn. Miss Anna Mof-
:1ttand Miss Sybil Nugent are the artists"
? :. The Scottish Thistle Club Banquet.
The first grand members banquet of the
SAM Francisco Scottish Thistle Club took
place last evening at B'nai Birth Hall. 1t
!. was an elaborate and highly enjoyable af-
=. q nnd nfnrdnd arnru Jnpst thn nnnnrt11-