The morning call., 1890-11-19

| President; Mr.. Frank III. kerrlgan, Secro'
tary; Mr.. Charles j. Nougues. treasurer
w. Spalding, Mr.. Edward I. Sterling. MT.
Sanford G. Lewald, Mr.. Frank FL; herrlgan
| Floor Director-Mr. Howard L. Taylor Jr
Reception Committee-Mr. E; Sanford
! TAYLOR, Mr.. George Allen, MI. CharieS D.
| NougueS
Surprise on Post Street.
Miss Carrie Cohn, popular young lady,
was given surprise welcome by MesSrs. "
and S. Samuel, at her parents residence or
Post street Sunday evening The parlors
were beautifully decorated with fair and
fragrant flowers and evergreen. From late
in the evening till the early dawn the room:
repeatedly resounded with merry peals OF
laughter Singing, dancing and games filed
| the programme.
| Among those who took part in entertain
| ing were the following: Miss Carrie Cohn
| song Miss Ella Friedander, piano solo
| Mr.. G. and Mr.. S. Samuel. song; Miss Flos
sic Friedlander, recitation; Mr.. Lazarus
| Cohn, song; Miss Celia jacobson. song.
| Among those present were: Miss Carrie
| Coin, Mr.. G. Samuel, Miss Julia Rand, Mr..
| S. Samuel, Miss Ella Friedlander, Mr.. l.
| Cohn, Miss Ida Wise, Mr.. A. Barewad, Mis-:
| Flossie Friedander, Mr.. Julius Goldsmith,
| Miss Celia Jacobson, Mr.. Lazarus Cohn
| Miss Dora Barewald Mr.. Simon Green, Miss
| Green, Mr.. Louis Barewald, Miss Fanny
| Cohn, Mr. Max Cohn, Miss Rosie jacobson.
| Mr.. Julius Simon, Miss Rebecea Green, Mr..
| Sydney Goldsmith, Miss Matte Levy, Mr..
| Aaron Wise, Miss Sadie Savannah, Miss
| Gaspa Cohn, Miss Tillie Levy, Miss Ada
| Cohn. Miss Cora Appel, Mr.. Tony Cassel,
| Miss Bessie Savannah, Mr.. George Conn,
Mrs. CaSsel, Mrs. Conn.
The Y. NJ. 1. Party.
San Francisco Cou neil. No. Z, Y. NJ. l.,
| covered themselves with glory last ey ening
at Odd Fellows Hall, where they gave theil
| fifth anniversary ball. Just two years age
| No. 7, now San Francisco Council, succeeded
| in drawing an immense assemblage under
| most untoward circumstances, and their
reputation as entertainers has ever since
| grown with time.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
StreamerS, flags, lanterns, gallery drapery,
| and handsome line of symmetrical eXotics
| bordering the stage. In the central back
| ground, behind Blums Orchestra, was the
| councils handsome new flag, recent pres
| ent that is h ghly valued. A pretty feature
| of the preparations was the decking OF the
| ladies' dreSsing-rooms with protuSlon OF
flowers and foliage, supplied from MIR. d. o
| Mills place and Del Monte.
| Handsome substantial programmes were
| distributed at the grand march, in which
| nearly 200 couples participated. Dancing
| continued merrly I'LL o CLOCK.
| The officers of the council are: Presi,
| dent, James E. Britt; First Vice President,
E. j. Gallagher; Second Vice-President, j,
| W. Shanahan; Treasurer, j. /. Carberry
| Financial Secretary, Frank Mclaughlin
| Recording Secretary, George NJ. Kelly
| Corresponding Secretary, James Coakley
| Marshal, NJ. Lynch; Inside Sentinel, James
| Ostrander; Outside Sentinel, james Z. Null
hare; Surgeon, DR.. Thomas (. Connolly
! Executive Committee p. F. McCormiek
| Chairman. james Rock, N. Drury, w. l..
Lanigan, +. l.. Sheerin.
| Following were the special committees
| Committee of ArrangementS-F. |. Carney
| Chairman, A. n. Couture, 2. j. Michigan.
| J.. B. McClOskey, w. Z. Lanigan. J. E.
| Owens, NJ. 5. Dwyer, L. ID. Swift, Nj. f.
| Finn; Reception Committee. Z. Britt
| (Chairman). j. J. Bresnan, j. T. Carberry,
| O'Connor, D: Horgan, I. ". Burke, p. III.
Farrell, Il. ". Lynch, E. J. Gallagher, p.
j. Mccormick, f. Mullin, NJ. O'Connor
| floor manager. I. E. Healey; assistants
| j. A. D0nnelly and q. NJ. Kelly; Floor
| COmmlttee-H. c. Brown. j. I. DOYLE, f.
| Grimes, T. Mclaughlin, L. T. Powers, L.
| Dowd, T. Cummings, I. z. Ford. W. Hunt,
J. J. Ryan, I. J. Sheerin, r p. kayanaugh,
| J. Z. Mulhare.
Surprise Party at North Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Munthe, who were recently
married, We're given a genuine surprise
party last Friday evening at their home, Ole
Fllbrrt street, by their friends, forty in
number, who assembled at the residence of
Captain Charles Klinker, 80 Chestnut
street. and thence marched to the above
named place, reaching there about o'clock.
The house was dark. as the young couple
had retired but in a few minutes the
spacious parlGrs, as well as the whole in
terror were one blaze of light. The table
y, "A
covered with the delicious eatables and
fruits of the season which The party had
brought with them, and after parraking Of
a substantial supper several toaSts were
given 10 the health Of the newly married
couple.
Dancing, music and games were the
ADJUSTMENTS TIL early in the morning, when
every boiy departed well satisfied with their
evenings fun.
Among those present were: Captain
and Mrs. Charles Klinker, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hyrup Jr.,
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Peterson,
Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. johnson Sr., Mrs. Riese. Mrs.
Paulison, Miss l.. johnson, Miss c. Unna.
Miss Paulisun, Miss A. Ruff, Miss A. Alvey,
Miss NJ. Coughlan, Miss r. Hyrup. Miss l..
Hyrup, Miss a. KIinker. Miss \. John
son, Miss N. Christensen, Miss Caldwell,
Miss S. HendricKson, Miss l.. Christensen
Messrs. z. Hyrup Sr., Captain H. Johnson,
c. johnson, James Sullivan, Mr.. Paulison,
Mr. Marshall, Mr. W. Hyrup, Gus Borious,
Mr. Jorgeson, Master Victor klinker,
Master Ferdie johnson.
The Y. L. 1. Entertainment.
A pleasant entertainment and social was
given last evening at Cambrian Hall by
Young Ladies' Institute No. 9.
The following was the programme of the
exercises: Overture, orchestra; opening re-
marks, Mrs. NJ. Gallagher; duet, Mrs. S.
Connolly and Miss NJ Molloy; violin and
piano duet, Mrs. S. Douglass and Miss 81
Littlefeld; comic vocalist, James Mcneil ;
recitation, Miss Lizzie McDonneil; special :
ties, Little Maudie Clark of Uncle Toms
Cabin Company; banjo solo, Mr.. Charles
Meyer
Dancing was afterward enjoyed, lemonade
being on hand in pretty booth constructed
for the occasion. The officers of the insti-
tute are: President. Mrs. N. Gallagher
First Viee-Presdent, Miss May Calvin
Second Vice President. Miss Magsle Kelly I;
Financial Secretary. Miss Mary Tyndall
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Il Roberts
Treasurer, Miss Abbie Curtis; Marshal,
Miss Mary Molloy; Inside Sentinel, Miss Nj.
Brazil; Outside Sentinel, Miss L. McCioskey.
The committees OF the evening were CON-
posed as follows: Committee OF Arrange
uents-Miss Abbie Curtis, Mrs. Nj. Gala
CHER, Mrs. r. McFadden. Miss Mary Calvin,
MISS ndRBio lbrSCIeiph
tee-Miss Nelie Calvin, Miss Susie Murphy,
Miss Annie Daily, Miss Lizzie Lehmkuhl
Miss NJ. Tyndall; Floor Committee
Abbie Curtis floor director). Miss Mary
Molloy, Miss Maggie Kelly, Miss NJ. Null
doom, Miss Z. Echardt.
Party Rincon Hill.
A most enjoyable evening was spent or
Friday last at the residence of Mr.. Hall s
Thomas, who then celebrated his eighteenth
birthday anniversary. Every one enjoyed
the dancing, singing and the subsequent
supper, which was served at midnight.
Messrs. j. b. Clancy, w. b. Caldwell and
George l.. A. Bianch represented The X Zzlt
Dazzle trio in very clever manner.
Those present were: Miss Ida Barry,
Miss Theresa Nevins, Miss Sarah Boyle
Miss May Jennings, Miss Sarah Kane, Miss
Kitty Kennedy, Miss Nellie Whealy, Miss
Rutherford Seymour, Miss Hattie Brown,
Miss Marie Kaiser, Miss Emma Lenormand
Miss Daisy Wbitelaw, MeSsrs. Gustave =
~ bitelaw c. A. Province, j. A. G0odell