The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-13

sixty marched two abreast to downtown
restaurant; The march was headed BY the
Macaroni Band of the Drum Corps.
At the banquet First Sergeant Thomas 0.
Hackett Of the First Regiment Drum Corps
presided. aud after the guests had devoted
considerable attention to the viands on hand
speeches were made by Captains Jansen,
Marshall and Mango, Lieutenants Cook and
Sullivan of the First, Lieutenant Morris of
the Fifth, First Sergeant j. Stewart Of the
Fifth Drum Corps and Sergeant-Major
Hosmer of the Fifth, besides appropriate
remarks by Messrs. Sieberst, Borneman,
George Mills, Drake Brothers, HERNIA Val
Mills, Stewart Pierce, McLhne and William
Wilson.
After enjoying the festivities through the
night no urs the boys parted at the Oakland
boat the next morning, with mutual pro-
testations of friendship.
Party on Federal Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. REILLY were rendered a
very pleasant surprise party at their resi-
dence, on Federal street, by the Belgrano
Social Club last Saturday evening.
The evenings entertainment consisted of
songs. dances and Rotations, which were
freely INDUCED in until late hour In the
morning
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mrs. lie Strange. Mr.. and Mrs J. Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Hennessey, the Misses l..
and Mamie REILLY, Miss Mae Ward. Miss E.
Garrel, Miss Annie Kcopman, Miss Mamie
Koopman, Miss Laura Hennessey,. Miss
Mamie Lynch, Miss J. Mulligan. Miss N.
Mulligan; Messrs.- j. Schulteice. j. Bren-
nan, Z. Lawler, j. Murtha. j. Hooper. S.
Nixon, j. Steere. j. Da wilson, [. Loud,
Colonel Delaney. E. Ward, G. Ward, j. Han
son, F. Mckee, I. REILLY, 7. Roach, j. Nee
han, b. keer, NJ. le Strange, w. RELY.
Tn. Minerva Club Party.
Tho iaI l,,h ;,,
anniversary party last Thursday evening at
Mission Opera Hail. 1t was highly enjoy
able affair.
Following are the officers of the club: P.
R. Pollock, Pres ident; V. Anderson, Vice
President; j. Fitzpatrick, Financial Secre-
tary; Nj. Griffith, Recording Secretary; f.
>. Edwards, Treasurer; q. +. Alberti, Cen
sor.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Floor manager. James
Fitzpatrick assistant floor manager, Victor
Anderson; Floor Cummittee-k. Wright,
W. ii. Dunlap, Ed Hanning q. TriDble,
w. Wright and e. f. Alberii
Party Eighteenth Street.
A very pleasant party was given to Mr..
Hartley w. Woods recently at his parents
residence. The pa rlors were beautifully
decorated with evergreens.
The evenings entertainment opened with
song by Mr.. Hartley w. Woods. folio ed
by, recitation by Mr.. s. Watson. Mr..
John PIatt rendered selection on the
piano. which was much appanded, after
which Messrs w. RYAN and IL. Woods gave
an interesting exhibition of dancing. Sup
| per was afterward enjoyed.
Among the invited guests were: Mr..
ana Mrs. w. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
| Brltten, Dr.. and Mrs Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rl an. Miss Ada Woods, Miss Mamie Wood,
| Miss Emetson, Miss Rose Shultheiss, Miss
| | a rira Ei,tla
ME kittie, Miss Lena Fitzpatrick, Miss
| Rosie Peters. Miss Susie Write, Miss Kitty
| Keenan,, Miss Alexander, Miss L.Zze Flynn
| Messrs: F. Britten. Hartley Woods, W.
| Ryan, Daniel Owens, S. Watson, j. Stevens,
7. Olsen, A. Lymngreen, c. Dawson. Max
| LEVIN, John Plat, John Crowley, j. Hol-
| land, Mr.. Roberts, Ii. Davis, John Gump,
| j. Duffy g. Emetson. Master Wood.
Professor Hartley Woods ended the party
by sketch entitled Little Puck" which
| was encored and responded to with song en-
titled Billy Ryan's Goat"
Society Personals.
Mrs. E. B. Croker and family are sojourn-
ing in Los Angelts.
Miss Gertie Lester has left for Santa Bar
bara County. where she will spend the
Christmas holidays as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Judge Roberts.
Mr.. W. Z. Sharon of Carson has bought a
house in Oakland, where his family Will
shortly take up their residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ulman will receive
their friends on their return from San Jose,
on Sunday, December 21st, at their home,
| 1908 Buchanan street.
Mr.. t. 81. Smith and family, Of East Oak
land. ana Mrs. g. W. Wren of New York,
| are spending week or so at Del Monte.
Mrs. q. w. Shell is visiting Modesto, the
guest of Judge and Mrs Hewel.
Major Frank Mclaughlin Will leave for
the East next Monday, aud will return
to this State during the later part of Jan
uary.
MIR. Charles W. Cobb President of the
Glencoe Lime Company. Missouri, and fam.
lily, are expected to arrive III Alameda this
week, and will spend the winter there.
Miss Lola Dawson, daughter Of Judge
Dawson Of Chico, is in the city on a pro-
longed visit to her aunt, Mrs. Robert Desty
Nj. Dithier has arrived from London, En-
gland, on visit 10 her sister, Nine. Waldow
Cohen.
Lieutenant George w. Kirkman, U. S. A,
visited Del Monte recently for few days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burns, Miss Lillian Burns and
MIR. w. +. Burns, who have been traveliag
Tor the past few months throughout Europe,
are at present in Paris, where they will re-
main until after the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Captain Anderson of Alameda is en-
PERTAINING TWO Dephews who have recently
arrived from Europe.
Profess or Z. M. Gayley of Berkeley has
been enjoying trip to Santa Clara County.
Mrs. T.. Minor Smith and daughter, Miss
Nellie L., after a most enjoyable visit of
several months in the Eastern States, re-
turned to their home on Buena Vista avenue,
Alameda, last Sunday afternoon. Mrs
Gladwin Of San Francisco, cousin of Mrs
Smith, returned with them, while Miss
Minnie Perry OF the West End elected to re-
main in the East until after the holidays.
Among recent visitors to Del Monte are:
MIR. a. u. Williamson, who took down two
OF his friends. Mr.. l. Lawson and Mr.. W. ID
Lawson, Of Scotland Mr.. W. V. Van Ber-
gen and bride, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Good
speed of San Mateo, Mrs. c. NJ Palmer of
TINS city accompanied by Mrs. W. X. Sill,
Miss Sill. w. r, Sill and wife and Miss
Fanny Sill OF La Crosse, Wis.,. Mr.. III. L.
Hutchinson of the insurance Company of
hutchinson q Mann, accompanied by MI
w. II. Merrill of New York