The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31

vance the interest of Branch No. 9. The
recipient was entirely at loss how to thank
the members so great was her surprise, but
made an adequate reply.
Inc committee having the affair in charge
consisted OF: Mrs. G. A. McFadden, Miss
Mary Calvin. Miss Maggie Kelly and Miss
Maggie Bateinan, and to them special praise
Is due for the excellent manner in which the
programme was carried out. Dancing end
ed at late hour.
A Pleasant Surprise.
a very pleasant surprise was given to
Miss Leona Schiller last Friday evening,
the 24th inst, by her friends Miss Josephine
and Master Willie Becker.
The features Of the evening were song
by Miss Neva Krehmke, song and banjo
solo by Mr.. W. Won Staden and piano solo
by Mr.. W. McDeyitt Games and dancing
followed.
Among those present were Miss Joseph
Inc Becker, Miss Miilie Tshare, Miss Neva
krehmke, Miss Irene Nolting, Miss Mary
J.orgenson,. Miss Rose Rothschild, Miss
Agnes Atkinson, Miss Clara Schmidt Miss
Grace Buckley, Miss Nellie Peters, Miss
Monte Peters. Miss Lizzie Stanley. Miss
Mary Perkins, Messrs. W Becker. NJ.
knehn. j. Jnrgensop. Peter Jorgenson,
William Won Staden, Hugo Schmidt Louis
Eekart. William Buckley, F. Rothsehiid.
w. McDeyitt, George Ryan.
society Personals.
Mr.. Norman d. Rideout and family are
soJourning at Carlsbad, Germany.
Colonel George Hager Miss Alice hager
and Miss Earl returned to ColuSa from
Hardin Springs ON Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Comte Jr. and family are stop
ping at klamath Hot Springs, but will
soon return to the city.
Colonel Charles G. Bartlett of the Ninth
Infantry, U. s. A, who has been sojourning
at the Grand Hotel for a few days EN- route
from Walla Walla, will leave to-day for his
post in Arizona. The Colonel. who has a
host of friends here, is brother-in-law of
General Scholield, U. S. A.
Mr.. Stewart MeDzies is visiting his SON.
in-iaw. Mr.. c. T. A. Last. of Los Angeles.
Mrs. l. Miller Jr. has returned to her
home in Santa Maria after four weeks
visit to her sister. Mrs. George j. Medau, of
this city.
Mrs. ii. Hamann has returned from her
visit of four months at Santa Maria, Santa
Barbara County.
Miss Helen Foiger is visiting friends in
Santa Cruz
Mrs. Frances Edgerton, the noted eiocu-
zionist of this city. and Mrs. Smith Brown
of Napa are in San Bernardno on a visit to
Mr.. George Lord Sr. Mrs. Brown crossed
the plains in early days with the same party
of which y r. Lord was a member. The
ladies are spending the summer at Redondo
and went 10 San Bernardino Oh purpose to
see Mr.. Lord
Mrs. Leroy Nickel of Menlo Park is visit
ing Santa Cruz.
Bishop and Mrs. Warren of Epsworth-b by
the-Sea are visiting the city for few days.
MI. Henry Miller of Miller u Lux is in
Santa Cruz.
Nus. Webster Jones is visiting Mrs. Pray
OF Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. Saalburg attended the
theater on Wednesday night as the guests of
Rabbi Browne.
Mrs. Dillon. Mrs. Thomas Dillon and the
Misses Dillon will spend the winter season
at the Occidental Hotel.
Judge and Mrs. Il Rising nf Nevada. ac-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Vail. are in the city and
are stopping at the Palace Hotel. They are
on visit TO Mr.. Vail, who has been seri-
onsly i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coughlan of Market street
went East yesterday via the Central route.
Miss Phoebe Cohn left last Monday On
visit to relatives in Mayfieid, and will also
solourn in San Jose and Gilroy Hot Springs
Mrs. Peter White aud daughter, Mss
Mabel White, have returned home to Ala
media from an Interesting and ENJOYABLE
trip TO Alaska and the northern part of the
State OF California.
DR.. A. p. Woodward and party have re-
turned to the city from three weeks visit
TO the Yosemite Valley
Admiral" Fulton G. Berry visited Ben
L0moud IRON Santa Cruz on Tuesday, with
Mr. L. a. Crennan and was cordially re-
criYed. In brief speech he is reported to
have insisted Upon the advantages of a
yacht club to Ben L"mond. picturing the
delights of a sail down Boulder Creek on a
moonlight night with music and song He
remarked that the only thing he regretted
was the absence Of Commodore Woodwork
and Vice Commodore Phillips, both of whom
had made yachting a study, and stated that
the Nice-Commodore was the possessor of
the secret method Of preventing NAL de mer.