The morning call., 1890-12-14

| ney, C. Mccarthy, F. Kloos, W. Gordan. j.
| ShaughnesSy, w. Cardiff, 81. Korts, j. FOn-
tain w. :: NJ NJ. Hannap, 2; ownes, j. Men MlcNally,
kasel, j. P. Whalen, j. White.
The Pandora Club Election.
A very pleasant party was given to the
| outgoing officers of the Pandora Dramatic
Company on last Friday evening. The
rooms we're beautifully decorated by the
lady members of the company. Following
lCe the officers of the company: President,
y. Catl0w; Vice-President, 81. Richards;
| Recording Secretary, E. johnson Financial
secretary, E. ETnhause T Treasurer, w w
q. Cakes. The evenings entertainment
| consisted of songs, dances and Rotations
| Supper was afterward enjoyed. A new play
| is under way and will soon be produced
under the new stage managers directions.
| The italian Institute Concert.
The concert given last night at Irving
Hall by the pupils Of Professor d. Speranza
was in every respect most brilliant success.
Solos and duets were sung in mastery way
which speaks well for the abilities Of the
director of the executants.
The first number was Christmas cantata,
al Natalie" Qhe nativity composed ana
| dedicated by Signor SperanZa to Mr.. Joseph
ID. Redding, our genial artist and composer,
who has done and still does so much for the
| The music of the cantata is original, simple
| pleasing and exceedingly well adapted to
the poem. 1t was we'll rendered by the
members OF the institute, who have sur
passed all expectations and deserve one and
all great credit for their correct and fine
! Interpretation.
| The Merry Entertainers Election.
At meeting held by the Merry Enter
tanners on Monday evening the following
officers were installed: President 7. Dor
rance; Vice-President, Eugene f. Lacy !;
Secretary, John F. Jennings; Treasurer,
Frank Ward; eant-at-Arms, j. Kerr.
Ihe following standing committees werc
also appointed: Committee on Bylaws
| Eugene Lacy, Henry McKenna, A. Man.
| derson; Committee on Arrangements.
| Carroll, Frank Tehan, T. II altman, Alfred
Henderson and Eugene Lacy Picnic Com
mittee-Henry McKenna, Eugene Lacy, j.
Kerr.
A Skating Party.
On last Tuesday evening very pleasant
skating party was given by a number of
ladies and gentlem en- at the Olympan Skat-
| ing Rink Mechanics Pavilion.
After skating until 10 o'clock the party left
for the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley,
81 Elizabeth street, where bounteous spread
had been prepared for the occasion.
Following composed the party: Mrs. G.
Stanley, Mrs. j. Martin, Miss Minnie Smith,
Dorcette, Miss Kate Hopke. Miss May Smith,
Miss Addie Meyers, Miss Mamie Els, Miss
Grace Kelley, Mrs. Cleane of Stockton. Mrs.
Hoxie, Miss Hattie Hoxie and Mrs Goldie
of San Rafael. Miss Marion Moore of Hon
olulu, Messrs. c. r. Stanley, j. L. Glennon,
+. }. Swall, j. E. Peterson, IL. l.. Moldrup.
r. Martinez. +. w. Swall c. Won Borstel,
D: Otis, r. Moore, j. Kluder, G. Cooke. J. c..
White, L. c. Aubray. p. Kearney, G. Hubby.
Musical selections were rendered by the
| following ladies Mrs
ley and MIR. j. l.. Glennon, Mrs. Hoxie and
Miss Hattie HOXie, G. Stanley French Vocal
solos by Mr.. +. j. Swall, Miss Ella Moore,
Mr.. j. l.. Glennon, Mr.. j. G. Peterson and
others.
Party on Montgomery Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was re-
Gently rendered to Miss Juanita CASTELAR, in
honor of her twelfth birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent in games, songs, reci-
tations and music, after which an elaborate
supper was served. Among those present
We're: MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. CASTELAR,, Mrs
"a. Metzler,. the Misses May, Annie and
Jennie Mcleod, the Misses Maria and Su-
sic Ames, Miss Juanita CASTELAR,, Miss Bet
tie ungerman, Miss Viola Payne, Miss Hat
lie Hawkins, Miss Louise BoIsson, Miss
Clara Rosenthal, Miss Emma Colvin, Miss
Katie frost, Mss Emma Niles, Miss Annie
Sullivan, Miss Gretta Evans, Miss Frances
Raphael, the Misses Fannie. Ella and
Oracle Mcleod, Miss Hazel Brown; Messrs
Professor Stevens, George Payne, Thomas
Smith, Leon and Z. Cayasso, Louis frost
6. Mcleod, W. Denker. L. Tiaffay. Master
E. Metzler.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Blair and Miss Jennie
Blair, who have been at Coronado Beach,
Los Angeles and San Diego for the pas,
two months. are expected home tomorrow
General Benjamin Molina Guirolo, En-.
viado Extraordnario Ministro Pienipo
tenciario del Salvador. en- los ZEE. UU. DE-
A, and his suite left for the East or
Wednesday morning in a special car at
tached to the regular overland train.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Dickinson have re-
turned to the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. W. W. Stow has been visiting Gras.
! Valley.
King Kalakaua went to Oakville on Thurs
day 10 visit Captain Nebaum.
Baron w. Fackenberg has been visiting
Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Jardine (net
BucknalD will receive on Wednesdays a
the residence, 143 Haight street, after the
LIST prox.
Miss Maud Smith has been passing tn,
at Mare Island as the guest of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. James Ashley Turner, U
S. ri. C.
Captain and Mrs n T. Smith have closed
their home at San Carlos for the winter and
Will reside at 2012 Sacramento street unit
May 1st.
MIR. Chauncey Milton st. John is in Wash
mgton. ID. c., visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Leisen, who has been visiting
Santa Rosa, returned to the city yesterday
Mr.. l. Mensor, prominent business mar
oil Fort townsend, has returned to his home
after a very pleasant visit.
Mrs. j. ID. Jordan of Salem, Oregon, aftel
a five weeks pleasant visit in San Fran
cisco and San Jose, started on her home
journey last night. She has visited while il
this city Mr.. Gus Schwatka and his daugh
tiers and Der cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Granviil,
Stewart, at 1926 Baker street. Mrs. Jordan
was so favorably impressed with this vicn
ity that, upon the closing out of Mr. Jor
dams mines at QuartZviile, she thinks o.
making her permanent residence with hel
nieces, Miss Zoe A. Schwatka and Miss An
ME Flo SclMatka. in this city