The morning call., 1890-08-27

last fNEuiuS al llhills IL pLONoQ very
pleasant The grand march was led by Mr..
--s-ufGs h. Love, who acted as floor manager, and
Mrs. Love. The floor committee consisted OF
MessTs. Z. d. Roach, L. c. Gamer, A Hood, W.
Bewes.
The Twihghts will give souvenir party at
Ross Hall this evening.
Upon his retirement from public life. San
Diego Is TO be made the future home Of Governor
Waterman and his family. Plans for his resi-
dence are beng prepa red, the estimated cost OF
which is $4,000.
The new California Dramatic Company Will
give benefit in aid OF the Powell-street Pre-
sentatiOn Convent at Irving Hall this evening,
when THE Danites" VIII be produced.
distinguished party OF friends paid an inter-
estng visit 10 Virginia City last Thursday and
thoroughly explored the underground attrac.
lions OF mining shaft in that neghborhood.
The cataeOmbs of Rome offer nothing more
strange than trip through the bonanza
slopes" that chaIred and burned for seven
years. The patty comprised: Senator Stewards
daughter, Miss Mabel Stewart, Senior Romero
(the Senator'S son-in-law), Miss Romero. Mrs.
Haines and Mrs. Paterson, ladies visiting from
The East, and Mr.. Paris Ellis OF Carson City.
Upon the visitors return 10 the light Of the sun
they were the guests of MIS-. Judge Rising and
Eiss Rising at Virginia City. The same evening
the party returned TO Carson, where they were
entertained by Mrs W. M. Stewart
Tacoma Reception.
One Of the most brilliant entertainments ever
given In Tacoma was the reception held last
Friday evening by Senator and Mrs John S.
Baker at their residence In honor of Mrs Bakers
sister, Miss AinswOrth OF Oakland. Some of the
- most elegant costumes ever seen In Tacoma
were worn by the ladies' present. number of
-s9nns- ladies assisted Mrs. Baker and Miss
AnsWOrth IN receiving. The company com
prised The elite Of Tacoma society, and among
those present were: General john ". Spragu G,
Colonel aud Mrs. Z. W. Griggs and Ar. aud Mrs
l. w. Anderson.
4 Private Picnic to Laundry Farm.
A very select and enjoyable private picnic to
Laundry Fam was given by Mr.. Henry Schroeder
Jr. Mr.. Edward j. Dellwlg and Miss Emma
Dellwlg. on the first of The week. The day was
most pleasantly spent in games and long walks,
one Of which was to Robbers Cave. A boun-
teous luncheon was partaken of about nOOu and
In The afternoon hot coffee prepared on The
grounds was msgically supplied. he photo
grapheT was also enabled 10 procure good mega
tIves Of the group. so quickly did the time pass
that the friends at late hour could hardly real
iZe that ii was time TO 60 home. Among those
present were: Mrs. G.. a. Cummings, Miss EN-
ma Dellwig, Miss Mary Ehrenpiort, Miss Ida
EhlenuforI, Miss Emma Ii. Ludemann, Miss
Minnie hleveSah, Miss Annie Roche, Miss An
ME Haman, Miss Laura Carey, Miss jennie
Fischer; Messrs. George Cummings, Edward
Dellwig, Henry schroeder Jr., Louis Norstrom
Frank Fischer, Henry Haman, Frank Little,
Emil Klevssahl, Roy Whitney, Adolphe Lude
mann, Albert Dellwig.
The Ladies' Institute Entertainments.
Last evening Young Ladies' Institute. No 8
gave highly pleasing entertainment at b mai
Birth Hall The institute, which comprises
some 125 members, has progressed so materially
that it was obliged TO give UP lis custom Of enter
tanning friends IN smaller hall, and therefore
Jhe present occasion marked distinct upward
.(Gradation in its popular career.
large audience APPEARED thoroughly to enjoy
inc eEisstalpment, particular attention being
paid 10 the eloquent remarks by Mr.. GeaTy, the
former lecturer of the Young Mems Institute:
AndrhEs ID (HpaTV. vocal SOlO - Madeline "
Miss X. Sbeehan; piano selection. Miss Gel
shaker; recitation, Mr.. Simon; cornet solo, MI
I. =. Bird; vocal solo, Miss Tessie Reynolds;
recitation, Mr.. Talbot; vocal solo, Miss X.
Black; banjo duet, MIR. and Mrs j. Barnett;
vocal solo, Mr.. Walter Goldsmith. Ten dances
and two extras were then enjoyed to the music
OF 4 select orchestra and each guest on leaving
made a mental mole TO attend tile next party
given by No. 3.
The officers of the organization are: Miss
Mary Noonan, President; Miss Maggie Looney,
First Vice President; Miss Annie D0nabue, Sec
ond Wee President; Miss Alice Conlin, Record
ing Secretary; Miss Katie Comyns, Financial
Secretary; Miss Mamie curry, Treasurer; Irus
tees-MisS Mary Cuslek, Miss Minnie Burke,
Miss Mamie Griffin, Miss Emma Shay, Miss
Mary Gaynor; Miss Annie Mclaughlin, Inside
Sentinel; Miss Emma Connell Outside Sentinel
Following composed the various committees of
the evening each member working earnestly for
its success: Committee OF Arrsngements-Allss
Maggie Looney, Miss Alice COnlin, Miss Bell
Boyle, Miss Annie DoDahue, Miss Annie Nc
LaughliD, Miss Nellie Kirby. Miss Ella Comyns
Reception COmmittee-Miss May Tllman, Miss
Josie Bresnan. Miss Nellie C0nlin. Miss Della
Doan, MISS Annie MahoDey, Miss Mamie Gay
ner, Miss Rose Phillips, Miss Katie Leahy; floor
manager Miss Ella Comyns; Floor Committee
Mrs. ]. Denly. Mrs. f. Griffin, Miss Louise Boyle,
Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, Miss Della Connolly,
Miss Ella Donahue, Mrs. j. Barnett
Birthday Parry on Thirteenth Street.
Miss Mamie Quadt was the recipient of a
pleasant birthday party rendered to her at her
home on Thirteenth street last Friday evening.
Games and dancing were INDUCED In till late
hour, when the guests partook OF bounteous
collation. ln the dlnlng-room. subsequently Mr..
w. Koch and Mr.. T. Costello favored the COM
I>any with some Instrumental solos and Miss q.
Costello rendered an admirable vocal selection.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. QUadt,
Mrs Grave, Mrs. knell, Miss NJ. Platz, Miss j.
Crave, Miss A. Sylvester, Miss A. sauer Miss
NJ. Grave, Miss NJ. Sauer, Miss NJ. Leban, Miss
&. Kelly, Miss X. Quadt, Miss A. SchDobel, Miss
H. BaDz, Miss e. Costello, Miss S. Peterson, Miss
/. Knell, Miss A. Quadt; Messrs. W: Koch, j.
Crave g. Caglleri, A. Bucholz, ". Fenster-
macher, 7. Costello, a. Bucholz, T. DeDner, j.
Quadt. o. DenharI, II. Knell, II. Dllges, j. Knell
Party on Boston Place.
A pleasant surprise party was given in honor
of Miss Mamie c. Oman at her residence, Bos-
ton place, the first of the week. Miss Oman
was the recipient OF many handsome presents
The main features of the evening were singing
ana dancing Until late hour. Those present
Were; nlr; r.; ana 49, mrs oma1 mr.. ana MIS-. j.
Oman. Miss Nellie MeKeDna, Miss Emma Watts,
Miss Marie Tyrell. Miss sadie Bretha, Miss AggIe
LA. Miss Aggle Mckenna, Miss Jennie Kelly
Miss Emma Kearney, Mrs. L. jacobson Miss
Dora Greeley, Miss Mary Riley, Mrs. lie Strange.
Messis. j. Hanson, r. Lsishmdn, D. Spillane, f.
Leishman, N Leonard, w. McGreavy, Paul
Garcin, I. Mckee. +. Beck. j. Murphy. I.
Burns, Al Dahlton, D. sullivan, w. Stlney. L.
Burns, j. Leslie, j. Fernandez, u. Won Glon, r.
Kerr.
Party in East Oakland.
NJ. and Mrs. Edward Robinson were the re-
cpients OF a surprise party. rendered by their
friends, on Saturday evening, at their residence
In East Oakland. The evening was pleasantly
spent in games aud dancing, while at midnight
the guests partook OF dainty edhles prepared by
the ladies. Among the sufprlserS were the FOL
lowing: Miss Hattie Recb, Miss Lizzie Peace
maker, Miss May Miller, Miss Celia Joseph Miss
Hattie Yoakum Miss Mary Hanley, Miss Mia
Silva Miss Bessie Joseph, Miss Emily Jacquenot
Miss Sarah Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ken.
needy, Mrs. p. K. Townsend, MIR. and Mrs. b.
Mcclellan, Mr. and Mrs Louis Helno, Miss May
sra; Messrs. X. Stokes q. Wheeler, Hugh
Philips, Bernard Stokes, John Carey, William
Fake, james Roach. Frank White, A. Smith, i.
Weaver, IL. Evans, John Silva, j. WEIGH, w.
Hagerty, z. McNamee and John Derby
Party on kearDy Street.
A pleasant party IN honor Of an anniversary
was rendered last Sunday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fortunate ROyo. at their residence, iii
KearnY street. The happy couple received many
congratulations and cordial wishes for long
continuation of their happy welded life. To the
strains of music all went merrily until late
hour among lnOae present were. MISS l.
Obaes, Miss K. Shilling, Miss A. ylllareal.
Miss c. Tornado, Miss NJ. LuceO, Miss G. Guer-
Fero Miss V. Salvador, Miss "A. Rubo, Miss I.
angel. Miss X. Eslotbo. Miss A; Topete, Miss
NJ Puma, Miss NJ SOsiZolO Miss G. Estrella.
Miss l.. Reyes, Miss L. CorregedOr MISC L.
Reyes, Miss M, Reyes, Miss r. Medina, Miss E.
Norris Miss X. LUceo. Messrs. L. Corgante, i.
Alverto, G. Mariana. 7. ManZano. s. Salvador. Il.
Flores, X. TOstad0 NJ. Topetc, NJ. Borras. v.
Velodo, NJ. AIyera, Il. Bauiista, Il. Aguilar, X.
Shilling, Y Orga. NJ. Arribano, Il. RuDio. j. Is
-trella- I. Rodrgues f.. Estrada, L. Hernandes
NJ. Lagos, X. Navarro, NJ. al Veilera. A. Pena.
I. Gonzales NJ. Clark. L, o; Reefe, L. Marines,
L. Mona, 4. Zambong aiss ZamboDg, IL. Lueeo.
A. Ramifes IL. Ramires, s. RuDio. l.. Nile, n.
Chile, Z. Iosiado X. Ofdones L. .Sorisoa, z.
Jordan. +. NegrlsiIIo, +. Viejo, 1: de Jesus NJ
Medina, a. Medina, f. Eseoto. r. Escoto, X.
Sillanueya, f. Yamson, S. Estrella, q. Azu, A.
Maliary, b. Desena, L. Estrada, T. Estrada,
3aariano Bulag, A. Ortega, +. Celillo, Luisa
CadalZo, l.. Cadalzo L. Salsedo.
Party on Vallejo Street.
The eighth birthday anniversary Of Miss May
Markell was celebrated very pleasantly by
party given at the residence OF her parents. 727
Vallejo street, on Saturday, August 9th. The
rooms were aItislicaly decorated for the Occa-