The morning call., 1891-02-28

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| James Clark.
Autumn" was in red, produced by a
turkey-red canopy. tapestried with autumn
| leaves and decorated with scythes, rakes aDd
the lden sheaves of the harvest held.
| Fancy articles were on sale here by MISS
| Willard, the Misses Bessie and Virginia
| Stump, Miss May Brown, Miss Una Adams,
Messrs. E. Clark and III. Cross. winter,
| In all the boar whiteness of snow, frost ana
| pendant lcicleS, was gittering cave OIL
candy" and round famous Christmas-tree
were grouped The corps of attendants, con-
sisting of Miss Ella Schafer, Miss Addie
! Schafer. Miss Pierce, Mrs. Capp, Messrs.
| Angels, A. Ii. Fish, F. &. Wood and Robert
| Wallace.
An enjoyable programme was presented,
MI. .; ID: Doane presiding. 1t compris.eea 1
the following numbers: Remarks by the
pastor, Rev. John q. Adams vocal quartei,
Spring Song Miss Alice Graham, Miss
Greenwood, Mr.. Coffin and Mr.. WHIT
recitation. Summer" Miss Della Brown
| vocal solo, Miss Loleta Levitt; banjo duet,
MI. Herbert Roche and Mr.. Joseph REID
vocal solo, Miss Annie Movers; recitation,
AN Autumn Festival" ISIS Una Adams,
vocal solo, My Sweetheart When Boy,
MI. +. Nj. Coffin; vocal solo, Ring Out,
WiId Bells, Miss a lice Graham; recitation,
All the Seasons" Miss Gertie Gallagher
vocal solo, Sons of the Ocean Isle" Mr..
Robert Lloyd.
The committee on this attractive pro
| gramme consisted of Mr.. j. Ii. Doane, MISS
Annie Mathews. Miss Florence Perkins.
Inc officers of the union are Mr. j. ii.
Doane. President; Miss Ella Schafer, Vice
PRESIDENT; Mr.. NJ. j. Clark, Secretary MI
+. Nj. Greenwood, Treasurer.
The Harmonic Club Banquet.
The Harmonic Club celebrated their thlr-
teenth anniversary and the birthday of the
illustrious George Washington with BAN
quet al their rooms, 421 Post street About
one hundred gentlemen were present. The
menu was very choice, and reflected credit
upon the caterer, Mr.. Charles Seaberg. The
toast-master OF the evening, Mr.. Max Pop
per, acquitted himself in his usual brilliant
manner. Judge j. e. b. Hebbard, Hon. John
Ii. burst and Mr.. Meyer Jacobs responded
to toasts. MIR. Julius Kahn aud Mr.. Leo
Cooper favored the assemblage with reclta-
tons, and Professor S. Adelstein played Il
solo on the mandolin. The banquet was
over at 10 O'Clock, when the members and
guests adjourned to the club-rooms and en-
1oyed the rest of the evening. All declared
II a grand affair, which reflects credit upon
the club.
The Central NJ. f. Church Entertainments
About 200 friends enjoyed the social given
last evening in the parlors of the Central
NJ. E. Church, on Mission street, under the
auspices of the A B c members, or those OF
the congregation whose names commence
with these Initials respectively.
1t was an orange social, and the decora-
tons were largely orange in hue and orange
in substance: Mr.. C. 0. Burton presided
during the following programme: Solo,
Miss Graham; duet, Mrs. Thayer and Mr..
j. j. Morris; songs, recitations and imita-
lions, Mr.. G. w. Arbuckle solo, IAN in a
Garden Fair" Miss Y Roberts duet, 30
Pretty Rose" Miss y. Roberts and Mrs
Thayer.
The entartajnmant cono,rda, with an
amusing spelling match, conducted by DR..
Case, between ten Of the A Is C'S and ten
other members of the church, both ladies
and gentlemen Delicious refreshments
were served In the spiders parOr," and
the affair was altogether remarkably pleas
ant and SOciable.
The Liberty Corps Entertainments
Notwithstanding the steady rain last even
ing Liberty Post.and Corps gave success
full social at Washington Hall, on Eddy
street.
Miss Beal presided and the post attended
in u body to enjoy with the other guests the
following programmes: Piano solo, Mrs.
Malloy; recitation, Mrs. DIR. Treadwell;
song, Mrs. Hutton; recitation, Miss Cen
eyieve Treadwell; sleight-of-hand, Com
rade Stoner; song, Mrs. Malloy; recitation,
Miss Bessie Harvey.
The committees appointed on the enter
talnment, besides the Post Committee, con-
sisted of: Reception-Mrs. Lizzie Hirth,
Mrs. Lou Trueworthy, Mrs. Annie Page
Mrs Sarah Jehu, Mrs. DR.. Newland. Floor
Committee-Mi>s Miriam c. Jehu, Mrs
Linda q. M0loy, Mrs. Frances c. Nelson,
Mrs. Sarah Massey, Mrs Amy ID. Hathwell
Reception in Oakland.
On last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
James Low gave very pleasant reception
TO Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hutton, in honor
of their wedding at their residence, La
Seventh street, Oakland. .
Upon the guests assembling, they were in
vited 10 partake of a most beautiful COLA
ton, after which speeches, leeitations, yo-
cal and instrumental mu sic, and dancing
were the features of the evening, and con-
tinued until the next morning. when after
singing Aud Lang Syne," the guests de-
parted leaving their best wishes for the
prosperity Of the happy couple some of
the wishes being in the form OF handsome
presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Low, Mrs; J.; Adamson, Mrs
Robert Patterson, Miss Annie McCabe, Miss
Maggie Bennett, Miss Annie Robinson,
Miss Rose Kelly, Miss Katie Clark. MIR.
Alexander Anderson, Mr.. w. I. Plevin, Mr..
Frank shepard, Mr.. Charles Shepard, MIR.
Cristle, Mr.. Lane, Mr.. \. Duncan, Mr..
Peter NOR, Dir. Young, Mr.. William Wat
son aud Mr.. Peter Laing.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Theresa Fair and Miss Virginia Fair
arrived yesterday III the special Wagner car
"Marigueta from New York.
Commander n. Ludlow, United States
Navy, at present attached to the Ordnance
Department of the navy-yard at Mare
Island, will shortly be relieved Of that duty
and ordered East This is at his own re-
quest, as lie has been appointed adminiStra-
tor OF large estate Of "a near relative.
Mrs. w. s. Hobart and Miss Alice Hobart
leave to-day Tor Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ii. Maynard have re-
turned from their extended tour abroad and
visit in the Eastern States, and are now COM
fortably located at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Sperry of Stock
ton are guests at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. }: Foster of the Ha-
cienda, Sausalito, will spend few months
in the city, having rented their beautiful
cottage TO Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. I.aing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bauer viii arrive next
Wednesday from Europe, aud Will stop at
the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. w. OBJ. Macdonough has returned
from his visit to the Hotel del Monte and is
at the California.
Mrs. Judge Angelotti has been spending
the past week with her sister, Mrs. George
Ba6cock OF San Jose.
The Misses Heineman will be at home TO
Their friends every second aud fourth
Thursday of the month at 9l9 Geary street.
Captain Naunton's family were in Sausa-
Tito on Washington's Birthday, guests on
board the yacht Ramona.
Mr.. Abe Graas, prominent merchant of
Tacoma. is in this city visiting friends.
Miss Il. Samuels leaves for Australia on
the Alameda March 9TH on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. A. Benjamin of Brisbane
Mr.. George III. Lent leaves this week for
visit TO Denver, Colo.
Mr.. w. w. Montague visited Sacramento
yesterday.
Leave OF absence for two months, to take
effect on or about the 10Th prox., has been
granted to Second Lieutenant Clough Over
ton, Fourth Cavalry with Dermission to an