The morning call., 1890-04-28

Eel, GIeeiaus; Miss b. NJ. Edgerton. Peasant;
d Mss MG sIieI Polly Miss Ada Nolte
H.. Schultz, Lieutenant; Miss NJ. Lutgen,
Ssophom9re student; Miss Gordon, domino; MIR.
school girl; Miss Lulu Brown, pink domino;
MISS Ada Weston, Night Miss Flora Morris,
SSomaino Mrs Lily Bushnell, Night; Miss Kitty
swift, Annie Rooney; MIR. JaSynski, clown; DR..
q. A. Kirkpatrick. domino.
among those present were noticed the follow
Ing: MI and Mrs. M. B. MURDOCH Mrs. A. L.
Evans, Mr.. z. Mayhem, Mr.. George Mahon, Mr.
Charles G, A. Meek, Mr. Charles L. Long, Mr.. w. j.
VIII White Mr. NJ Kasuger, Mr.; P. S. Thorough
Dennis, Mr.; d. Caldwell, Mrs. Saunders, Mr..
H aV@9s 3wkreaIy Mr. and Mrs George s.
man, Mr.. John MeCombe, Mrs L. B.
Hopkins, MIR. G. A. Watson, MT. j. Mosher,
Mr.: and Mrs; John McYey, Mr.. E. MCPHERSON.
Jameson. Miss Hyde, MIR. Il. c. Hyde, Mrs. Alex
ander MCPHERSON, Mrs. julia WoOdhead. Mr.. Z.
Miss II Go1man II mp MuTphy' or MG hTouse'
whitney, Mr.. Charles w. Conger
Party on Haight Street.
surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sorleh at their home 941 Haigbt street, on
Monday evening last, The company arrived at
O'Clock and before entering the house the
guests were serenaded by quartet consisting of
Milton Tregelas, George W. Jones aud Richard
OMalley. After entering the house. singing and
dancing were kept up until early in The morning
AT midnight all partook OF line supper. The
following were the guests present: Mr.. and Mrs.
h. Sorlch Mrs. Lttlewood, Miss Annie Hughes,
MISS Lizzie Hughes, Miss Ida Littlewood;
Messrs. George W.. Jones. Milton Tregellas,
Richard QMailey, William X. Cranna, Lazarus
PozuanOvich.
The Hesperian ParIor Party.
A very pleasant party last week was that OF
Hesperian Parlor No. 1877, N. S. &. W., which
took place last Wednesday evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hail. This young parlor is one OF the most
senterpnsing socially speaking, in the city, and
lis varied entertainments give large amount OF
pleasure 10 those whose participate IN their hos
pitalIty.
Dancing was the order OF the evening until l
O'clock, the grand march being led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Ii. Kohn. The floor presented
highly attractive appearance the ladies' toilets
being particularly becoming The dance pro,
grammes were dainty In design. They were
salmon pink In hue and exhibited simple but
| with bear Che orders emblem) crossing the
foreground The activity aud courtesy OF the
members cannot be too highly commended.
composed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-H. ): Gerdes, e.. Z. Gallagher g. II.
| Mower, j. II. Yost, Z. b. Carson; floor man.
ager, Louis Ii. hohn; Floor Committee-W. F.
GoTdes, q. a. MoGtel, Edward Moore, j. w.
risOn. II. ). Allen, H. A. Anderson; Reception
Commttee-k. P. Doolan, f. ID. Hooper, F. j.
GlauSen, F.. P. Schusler L. A. Moore, +. y.
Rogers, F. }. Smith, j. +. Maysenhelder, II. s.
Bell; President, Leo +. Hampton.
The Ladies' Aid Society Entertainment.
The members of the Catholic Ladies' Aid So
| ciety, No. II, gave pleasant coffee social last
| Monday evening at st. Georges Hail on Market
street. THIS is highly deserving charitable
organization, having an active membership OF
| hlty-elght aud conIributory membership OF
| hity-sx. Its pleasant social reunions, by which
extraordinary expenses are usually met take
| place every three months.
! The entertainment programme on the present
| occasion included the following attractive num-
bers: instrumental duet, Miss Higgins aud Miss
| Bryne; vocal solo, Miss Julia Sullivan; recita-
] ton, Mr.. Stevens; fancy dance, Miss Stella Car
/ berry; vocal solo, Miss Emma Russell; recital
Mau9t6 EarlAy.
| recitation, Miss Weller; vocal solo, Miss May
Stryker; recitation, Mr. SIryker; remarks by
| varied by The service OF tempting refreshments,
! was afterward INDUCED III until midnight, Mr..
| Foley providing excellent music.
| The Committee OF Arrangements was COM
| posed as follows: Miss Niadge Kane, Miss Annie
| McPhillips, Miss May Stryker, Miss Katie Sul-
Party on Golden Gate Avenue.
pleasant party was given at the residence Of
| MI. and Mrs. Samuel Rainey, 1109 Golden Gate
avenue, last Monday evening, the occasion being
the approaching departure OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| tertanment were friends who have been the
! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rainey each summer,
ana the leading spirits were the Hon, John
| Dougherty ana MIR. ID. I. Sullivan.
| The parlors were tastefuy decorated, aud
! after vocal and instrumental music, with some
dancing, the guests sat Down TO bountful re-
| by MIR. c. A. Buckley Senator z. j. Murphy,
Mr. NIX topper, Captain A G: treese, Hon.
|
lively. Afterward dancing was resumed and con-
| tinued until late hour.
| Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rainey, Mr. William S. Ralney, Hon. and
| Mrs. John DOugherty, Assistant Chief Engineer
| and Mrs. ID. I. Sullivan, Captain and Mrs. Martin
Bulger, Miss Emma Bulger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion A. Wilson, Mr.. John
! Wilson. Miss Emma Wilson, Hon. and Mrs. =. j.
Murphy, Miss Madge 'Brieu, MI. and Mrs T. /.
O'Brien, Mrs. l.. o. Verdon, MIR and Mrs George
| f. Maxwell, Mr. John Cook Mr.. William Gun
ningham, MIR. Charles Lyons, Dr. William j.
B~xFan Ar frlG EUlna fs4a.
Mr.. Max Pepper, Mir. C.. A. Buckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Rudolph, Captain aud Mrs. A. c.
IAN I. OBrlen. Mr. W!l!iam Harrington, Mr..
Meyer Coin. Misses Jessie and Minnie A. hoCs-
ton. Misses Hanlon. Hon. Peter Wheelan, Super
visor from the Seventh Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Traynor and Mr.. Robert Harris.
The Valley Lodge Entertainment.
The members of Valley Lodge, No. 80, A. o.
U. W., celebrated their twelfth anniversary last
Monday evening by an entertainment aud dance
at Odd Fellows Hall. The lodge, which was in.
stituted in 1878, and which now possesses a
membership of $50, Is In a very tiourlshng inau-
clal condition. Their social entertainments are
| always found invaluable agents in uniting tile
individual members more Closely and this is In
great measure due to their admirable conduct
The present OCCASION which was largely
patronZed. witnessed the presentation of the
following attractive programme: Overture,
Park Band; address OF welcome, William II,
Flora Peterman Mrs. b. E. Edwards accom-.
panied by Miss Ellen Coursen; RECITATION,
Chariot Race Miss Bertha NJ Farce
Raddeu, Miss Alwlna Burkaritt; piano accom-
PIANIST, Miss L. Beach; canzone, Stride la
Vampa" (YerdD, Mrs. d. L. Edwards; cOrnet
solo Professor l. G. ,CoggIn; song, Mrs. W. G.
Maloy; recitation, Rubiusteln's Playing" Miss
B; NJ. Pares; 90, Luce di guest Anima -
selections Mrs. Radden, Miss Burkaritt. Upon
its conclusion the hall was cleared for dancing,
which to the music OF the Park Band continued
until l o'clock.
Tie oiiicers and Past Master workmeu of the
lodge are. Present oficers-Wtam A. Stewart,
n. W; NJ. J: BIackman, overseer; A. G Lyle
Recorders C. Walker, Receiver; Joseph Gran
Vile, Foreman; William Roeckner, Guide; j. NJ.
Camp. Financler; e e. H. Eggsbreeht, l. "; @
Andrew Foreman, William Broderieki Pasi
Master WorKmen-W II. Barnes, E. II. Black,
William Broderck, c. .. Burton. G. II. Bailey,
G, Z: Butt. g. "A, A: Case, T. 5, Dearborn, G. W
Decker, b, +. Ellis, L. l.. Ewing, +. Fillmore, j.
ID. Grady, IL. A. Gale, J. }, Haynes G. E. Hunt,
a. Heussler, j. W. Hosteter, ". B. Lyon, Z. +.
Loud. A. &. Lyle, II. J. Lask, D. Mcleod, I. Ii.
Macdonald. j. q. Myself, William Patterson
William Roeckner, q. L. Ross, ]. P. Ross, c. G.
Terrill, &. Usinger, E. d. Wells, c. Waller, d. S
Weaver.
Tie acting committees OF the evening were
composed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-Wiam ii. Barnes; A. u. Lyle, q. Wall
Ter, William A. Stewart, James M Camp, Will
lam Roecknei, j. L. Dufau; Floor Committee
Joseph Giust. L. Haquette, j. F. Skvngion
JOnu Thompson, A. A. Burton; Reception Conf
miItee-J. Granville, ID. 5. Weaver, L. IL. Mac
donalu, assisted by the Past Masters as listed
above.
A Pleasant Musicale.
Thursday evening last Messrs. Lloyd and Til
ton gave concert at B. MauZy's warerooms
and the audience though not over large, wa:
very apprecatye. Mr. Lloyd sang with hi:
usual vgor Miss Woods selections were
heartily received and were very nicely sung
Tilton is a stranger TO us, but sang we'll. Mr.
X. Fletcher Tlt0ns playing was one OF The
features of The evening. lie is a thorough artist
and everybo enjoyed his music thoroughly
Miss Perez gave rendition OF Ben Hur aud
description OF Rubinstein's playing.
The programme was as follows: Piano solo,
IS Tarantee" (Rubnstein),.Mr h. Fletcher Til
ton; song, Prolestatlous" (Daual, Miss Anni
b. Wood; recitation 1.-The Chariot Race" Bel
Hur' (Wallaee). Miss Bertha NJ. Parce; song
ION Happy Day" (Goetze), Mr.. Robert Lloyd
Piano solo. (d) mszourka Godard), (bl gavott'
(HandeD, Mr.. X. Fletcher Hilton; recitation
!" Rubinsteln's Playing (Editor), Miss Berthi
I NJ. Parce; song. Yoemans Wedding Song