The morning call., 1890-06-21

of Bum's Orchestra the varied costumes could
be en- 10 advantage. 1t was led by Mr.. j. IA.
Hawkins as NHgiuius and Miss Elise b. McIn-
t0Sh as Virginia, both very effective, and after
ward came new schottische founded on the
song The Notices on The WALL" which ap-
peared TO take the fancy of all. Dancing was
afterward continued until l O'Clock. novel
feature Of the grand march was the presence OF
the well-knnwn giant cOlored man, dressed in
fancy costume and a plumed shake, which in
creased his stature. He was accompanied by
dlminutive coored boy, attlred as Little Lord
Fauntleroy, and both gave out the elegant COS
tunes. On the whole, the club is TO be coDeratu-
led on its party.
Committee of Anonymously. A. Peterson,
James S. Hawkins Ed Martin; floor director,
James S. Hawkins; Reception aud Floor Com
mittee-F. W. Knerr, James A. Hall Ed Mar
tin, W. A. Peterson.
Following were some of the characters on the
floor: Mr. James S. Hawkins, Nirglniusi Miss
Elise B. Mcintosh, Virginia; Mr.. Oscar f. Pc
tersOD. tourist; Miss Bebe Caldara, music; Miss
julie Shana0iookr night Miss Carrie McCar!y'
ancient belle; MIR. Z. \. Dixon, irish Arab; Mr..
J. A. Highland, Julius Cesar; Miss LII
lie Riley, Queen Elizabeth; Mr.. George
Bailey, loaferi Miss Theodore Sanborn. CO
quette; Miss Charlotte Fagin, nineteenth
century girl; Miss Lizzie Russell, sailor
girl; Mr.. b. Bonner, tramp; Miss D. Russell,
knighti Miss Annie Robinson, jockey Miss An
ME McDeY3tt, Spanish girl; hr. L. A. bartlett,
tourist; Miss Emma Dufau, evening dress; Mr..
l.. B. Mandel, domino; Miss Hattie oelig flower
girl; Miss Ada DOnIhll, Esmerada; Miss l..
Wallace, fancy dress; Miss A F. Farley, novice;
Mr.. {. Gilbert Twenty second Regiment, n. y;
MIR. III. SWartZ, domino; Mr.. +. W. Schafer,
Spanish cavalier; Mr. L. +. Levy, hshermani
Mr.. Hart, z0uave; Miss Kate Levy, gypsy; AIR.
c. Z. Black drummer boy; Mss Corber tennis
girl; Miss Nellie OMalley, Spanish princess;
Miss Annie CaldaTe, Romeo; Mr.. w. L. Conry,
lawn tennis; Miss B. missing. Grecian costume;
Mr.. ". Swallow, soldier; Miss Lena Wlsnman,
S MafKaerte e?''uM Mr. George Anp Dole eK
can; Miss Florence l.. Steaer, Esmeral-
da; Miss Frances Geisen. peasant girl;
Miss Mamie Geistn, Spanish girl; Miss Ella
Roiss, Spanish cOstumei MIR. WALTZ kIkskine,
Little Lord Fauntelroy; Miss II. Regain, Spanish
girl; Mr.. W. Grey. Mexican; MISS sadie summer,
peasant; Mr.. ). w. Lampman, The Dog Miss T..
Fisher Polish Princess; Mr.. W. b. LaTklns,
tourist; Miss Belle Green, diamond queen; Miss
Gerlle Ball, La Iosca; Miss Lulu Huck, modern
coqueItei Miss Leone Neridaner, tambourlne
girl.
u. s. Grant Lodge Entertainment.
The members OF L. S. Grant Lodge, No. IL,
U. L. A, held one of their most successful open
meetings glast evening In Laurel Hail, Shiels
Building. A select assemblage enjoyed the mu-
steal and literary selections, which were in-
teTspeTsed with dances.
The programme was as follows; overture, Or
chestIa; address, Mr.. NJ. c. Nunan; recitation,
Mr.. Brown; song, Miss Kerr piano solo, Miss
Myrtle Chance; song-duet. Master Scott Smith
aud Rain" Mrs. n Morrow Blumenthal
cOrnet solo, Mr.. Coggins; duet (stlected),
DR.. W. II. Tarrant and Miss X. NJ Tarrant;
Mr.. j. q. JephsOn; song, " The BuRler" (bass
solo, Mr.. Edminster; fancy dance, Miss Kate
McMann; banjo lro, the Rodgers Sisters and
| Miss b. BrainaTd; banjo solo. Mr.. b. Newell.
| ! lie committees in Charge OF the pleasant al
| fair were composed as follows: Reception Com
mittee-Mrs. Tnlson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Weder-
| kinck, Mrs NJ Jephson; Floor COmmittee-Air
| c. q. Dumas, manager; assistants, Mr.. Nunan,
| Mr., Lake, MIR. Olsen.
| Private Picnic at Mill Valley.
The Big 7 Club OF San Francisco held private
| picnic at Mill Valley last sunday. The club LEFT
The city on the 10 O'clock boat. Upon arriving
| at the grounds lunch partaken of, after
which dancing, singing and games were INDUCED
| in until late IN the afternoon when Home
| Sweet Home" was sung and The club returned Il
the city, having spent most satisfactory lime
Among those present were: Miss Hattie MUIR
! ray, Miss Sadie Murray, Miss Emma FTiedeman
| Miss Nellie O'Brien Miss Aggle BtesD, Miss
Katie Stoltz, Miss Emily Pistolesi Miss MINT
| PelZer, Miss Mamie " alsh. Miss Emily Downing
| Miss Fannie Walker MIS-. i. L. Brennan
| Miss Anne Conroy, Miss Maggie ODonald
| Miss Ivy Green, Mrs. L. v. Plstolesl
Miss Mary Fleming Miss Annie 0Donald. Mrs
| q. PistOlesi. Miss Martha Broad, Miss Nellie
| ODonald, Miss ROsale PistOlesi, Miss Susl,
! Walsh. Mr.. q. PistOlesi, Mr.. w. j. Broad, Mi.
| Broad. Nj. Fisher Nj. z. Broad, Mr. john Fini
| gan, Mr.. Louis {. PlstOlesi, MI ID. COchrane, Mr.
Allie Jewett, Mr.. Paul HeIzog, Mr.. Alber
Pstolest, Mr. John Scanlin, Mr.. Frank V, Pisto
| lesi, Mr.. ". K. ODonald, Mi. Daniel Craig, Mr.
Charles Keys, nir. Joseph Jewelt, Mr.. JOSEPH
Yoismelz, Mi. c. Cuse, Mir. Frank fistoesi, Mir
| The Confidence Ledge Entertainment.
The members OF Confluence Lodge. United En-
| dOwment Associates, gave pleasant entertain
ment aud dance last evening in Shlels Building
| OFarIell street. After the business session
which ended late, there was quite crowd o.
| friends to be admitted to the hall. The enter
tainment programme was as follows: Address
song. Hiss Josie Smith; Relation, Miss 8
Fieischman; song. Mr. Drageni reading, Mrs
| Pnee; song, Miss Daisy smith; zihei solo, Pro
lessor Mer aud pupil; gong. Baby We Orr; reel
| tatiOn, Miss L. King; song, Annie Fleiselimdn
Dancing, directed by Mrs. V. Orr, was afterward
| MI nj aft In
| under the management OF The following commit
lee: Mrs. Fanny Or, Miss l.. Smith, MIR. w
| Han0D, Miss N. Z. a. Higgins.
Teams Highland Springs
champion game OF tennis played at the
Highland Springs lawn tennis courts Monday
| afternoon. ". j. Wiley OF San Francisco, as
sisted by Frank Gamble Of Oakland. challenged
| J. W. Laymance. one of tie popular owners oil
Highland Springs, assisted by james L. Hughes
| of Fresno. James MofiitI of Oakland acted as
umpire. IL the most interesting game oil
| the season. The score stood and o. the sixth
| being won by W. j. Wiley and his assistant. MI
| Wiley was presented with a handsome gold
! medal. The tournament was attended by sixty
| guests of Highlands and one hundred from Lake
! port.
A Days Outing at Leon
The Merry Entertainers Social Club gave theiI
| private picnic at Leona last Sunday. The day
| was pleasantly spent in dancing and playing
| games After lunch The party stroled about til,
| hilis and noled with interest The many natnra
beauties that this secluded spot presents Among
| those making up the parry were: Miss SaIal
| BOYLE Miss Emma Quinn, Miss Sarah Kane, Mis-
| NJ mic Dorrance, Miss Minnie Cass. Miss Nellie
| Alclntosb, Miss Hattie Fam. Miss Aunle bona
| hue Bliss Kfttie Mckenua, Miss Fanny Byrnes
| Mis- Fanny Harrigan, Miss Mary Diobaz, MIS-
| NJ anie Kerr; Messrs. Joseph Kerr Franz
| Ichan, Martin Heavey, William Dorrance, Jos
| eph Anthony, John RteNamaia, Claus lsaksen
Thomas Murphy, John Lyon, Henry Mckenna
| Thomas ScaTtcbz-
| Pacific Coast Wedd ngs.
| Captain A. Ii. Otis, late OF Dr.. Merritts yach
| Casco, in which Robert Louis Stevenson voya9e'
| 10 the Pacific Islands, and recently of Spokane
| Falls was married last Saturday In Portland Il
| Miss Alice Dyer OF oakland The bride,
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Dyer, is endowed
| with rare power Of song. The happy pair vii
reside at Spokane Falls where Captain Otis |
engaged III the real estate ana insurance bust
| ness.
The wedding OF Mr.. Henry Althof and Mis-