The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

Lucy and Celia Cronan, Miss Dora Perco-
WITT, Miss Ester Cole; Messrs. Julius Kahn.
Emanuel Primer, Isidore Primer, B. Kahn,
NJ. Cole, Simon Goldsmith. l. Hassen. A.
Gohn, G. Bastheim. c. Dietz, 81; Prentlss'
V. L. Mayer, A. Rice. d. L. lie Roy, i.
Marks, S. Brown, L. Soloman, J. Golinsky,
J. Zrker, j. Levy, S. GreenwaId, d. Becker,
d. Thomas, w. B. Robinson. Louis Asher
son, NJ. ROsendOrn. Clarence Morris. II.
Levin, M. Lewis. D. Isreal, L. Falk, G9ode
Lowenthal, f. Marker, Adolf and Emu
Kahn. Louis Pechner, Leon Jacobs, Louis
Lehman.
The San Francisco Council Party.
San Francisco Council, No. 7, Y. II. l..
held its seventh anniversary reception last
evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Despite counter attractions there was
large attendance. Mr.. Carney and Miss
Burke led the grand march, Blnm's Orches,
ira officiating. The successful affair closed
at l O'Clock.
The special committees consisted OF:
Committee of Arrangements-John Il. Ow-
ems Chairman, William |. Harold, George
NJ. Kelly, III. c. Brown, John Il. Carberry,
j. J. Bresnan. Thomas E. Healy, William
F. Burke, Frank d. Mullin, John +. Ryan !;
Reception Committee-Edward j. Gallagher
| Chairman, James E. Britt, NJ. L. O'Con-
nor. d. Mullin, A. f. Kellinger, Thomas
Mcguire, NJ. O'Sullivan, Thomas E. Brophy,
Joseph P. Stenson, j. J. Donnelly; floor
manager, Frank !. Carney; assistants, Nal
F. Silk, Thomas Brady; Floor Committee,
J. w. Shanahan, NJ. Lavieria, Richard
Duffy, Frank Grimes. B. j. Collins. Will
lam j. Mcdonald. James G. Ryan. ?.
i. Michigan, Thomas j. Cummings, I. II.
Mclaughlin, r. Paul Kavanagh, John
Green.
The Court Pride Party.
The young members of Court Pride of
Golden West, No. 81, Junior Branch. A. o.
f. of A., gave their third annual ball last
evening at B'nai Birth Hall.
The organization does much good in Civ
ing young fellows place to spend their
evenings pleasantly while acquiring
knowledge Of parliamentary rules and
methods of business fitting them for useful
lives. Their periodical social entertain
ments are enjoyable features, and that last
evening was no exception to the rule.
The special committees comprised: Com
mttee of Arrangements-LDuis Liebreich
chairman, David Gotham, ii. Rosencraniz
Charles Rotholtz, Charl.S StockwitZ, Ii.
Rotosky, Mark Sena, George j. Stock WITT;
floor manager, solomon Peiser; assistant
floor managers - David Conan, Charles
Stoekwitz; Floor ComnIttee-Emil Benin,
II. Kohn. George Meyer, Louis Liebreich,
David kr0n, NJ. Sena; Reception Committee
H. kosencrautZ Chairman, George j.
Stockwi;z. Charles Rotholt7. j. Gutenberg,
H. IlOluShNr L. AOOh. AOC l)Gdl w iI. oSOl3S
w. Alexander.
Society Personals.
Mrs Hall McAlIister and Miss Julia Me-
Allister OF San Rafael have gone down to
spend several weeks at Del Coronado.
Dr. (. b. Perrin and Miss Adele Perrin
returned from their European and Eastern
tour on Wednesday. Mrs. Perrin is now
with Mrs. Miner in Arizona and is expected
back in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Simpkins, Miss
Alice Simpkins ana Mr.. Harry l.. Simpkins
are expected to arrive from New York on
tie 9th proX
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ruthardt, who have
been on visit to Stuttgart, Germany. for
the past year, have returned to Alameda
Miss Nellie Hillyer, Miss Jennie Sander
son, the Misses Lucy and Adelaide Upsrn
have been spend ing few weeks with Mrs.
Stanford at Pal0 Alto.
Mr., and Mrs. Radnloh Herold returned on
Sunday last from their wedding trip and
are now at the Palace Hotel.
Messrs. John II. YoeeLlD II. Faltz and
Harry Morrison, prominent III san Jose So
cial circles are In this city.
Colonel j. il. Morehead of Mountain View
is spending few days il this city.
Miss Emma Miller, a prominent society
Young lady OF Santa Cruz, is visiting in thlS
city.
Mrs. C. l.. Maynard and Miss Grace
Pierce came up from Santa Clara on Tues
day. and are stopping at the Palace Hotel.
Dr.. Cluness of Sacramento is reported
much better, and physicians state there is
no doubt of his iy recovery.
Mrs. |. Lawrence Pool and her sister.
Mrs. Fayre, have arrived in New York,
where they expect to remain for several
weeks.
Miss Anna anil Ms7 Ella Lane have re-
turn, home from brief visit to San Jose.
Rev. Mr.. F. b. PuIien and FIRMLY have
gone 10 Santa Cruz TO enjoy a much needed
rest lie will remain several weeks.
Lieuteuants StrGther and Clomau will re-
turn to their post at Angel Island next
month.
Judge T. P. Storey has been visiting
Napa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham Amrs and the
Misses Alice and Gertrude Amrs, who have
been living in San Rafael, have taken
house on Taylor street, and will come to
this city next month.
Mr.. Howard {. AmeS, sou of Schonl Dr.
rector Ames Of this city, is slowly recover
ing from painful accident resulting FROM a
fall.
Mr.. T. Worthineton Hubbard, son of
Colonel i. S. Hubbard of 1912 Pi rec street,
who for the last two years has b zen attend
ing school in Chicago, has returned to the
East and entered Wheaton College, after
spending two months vacation with his
parents.