The morning call., 1891-01-17

Rosboroush, Mr.. A. j. Rosborough. Mrs.
Colonel Hayes of Alameda. Mrs; John Nc
Fred Allerdt, Mr.. and Mrs. Blynn, Mr. Fred
| Brown, Miss Evelyn Brown. MI and Mrs.
| j. a. Code, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Conroy, Mrs.
J. B. Churchill, Miss May Code, Miss Doh
Mrs Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hast. Miss Hast,
Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs. Arland, Mr.. Alex
ander Ariand, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Sidney
Jones, MIR: Thomas G. Knowles, Miss Lille
Knowles, Mr.. 81. S. Matthew Mr. F. Mat
thews, Miss De Eta Price. Mr.. Howard
Park. Mr.. II. b. Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Sessions, Miss Flo StOckman, Miss Mamie
| Shaw, Miss Carrie Trincano, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wadsworth, Captain and Mrs White
Miss Maggie Wheeler and Miss j. Wheeler.
The Sports" Party.
Nearly two years have passed since the
members of the Sports Booth" at a sue
cessful carnival here, resolved to perpetuate
their pleasant relations by organizing as q
social club. Since that time the Sports Club
have given four enjoyable parties, and none
| more enjoyable than the latest, given last
| evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
There were no special decorations in the
| great assembly place, unless the unusually
! pretty tuilets present might be so desig-
| mated. A large number of prospective
| dancers followed Mr.. Frank a. GUNNER in
| the grand march, ana afterward prosecuted
| the long programme to the music of Gregg'S
band until o'clock.
Muth and good humOr reigned supreme
| throughout the evening. which was voted
| very pleasant by all the guests. Special
features of the occasion were the neat form
| of programmes, which were black. printed
| in gold and having gold circular card.
| bearing the words Sports" in relief,
| pivoted on the cover with black threads
| also the introduction of promenades and
vocal selections in the midst of the dances.
| Thus the fifth number was promenade to
| concert selections and was followed by Sc
| lectlnns by the Dolores Club" composed
! of +. Lewis, ID. Mclaughlin, ii. L. Hatch,
| o. EIlinghouse, Ii. W. Gendar, w. II. Hal
! lett. After the tenth, also a promenade,
came vocal duet by Miss Avs Cameron
and Mrs. John F. Burns. These innovations
| were entirely appreciated and the frie DIS
| left looking forward TO the Sports next
! party on March 9th.
| Following acted on the various commit
tees in charge Retention Committee
| G. W. Lampman, W. H. Crowen, f. J.
| Bauer, r. b. Snowgrass, D. E. Allison;
| floor director, Frank 4. GUNNER; assistant
mittee, c. b. Sloane, L. NJ. Wheaton. Well
! ington Craig, w, c. Heyer, L. S. Martin.
Birthday Party at the Mission.
On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. Frank Z.
| Haskell was given a birthday party at his
| residence, 33S Twenty-seyenth street. The
occasion brought together a large number
| of his friends and relations and most en-
! jOyable time was had
The forepart of the evening was devoted
| TO vocal and instrumental music. Miss Ella
| Lark, Miss Laura Pope and Mrs. NetLie
! Williams gave well-rendered solos with
| piano accompaniment, and Mr.. Fremont
| Wood sang a number OF humorous songs
| accompanying himself on the guitar. Re
! treshments Of sandwiches, cake. fruit, nuts,
lce-creaul, etc, were served at 10 80 O'clock,
! after which dancing was inaugurated and
continued until midnight.
Mr.. Haskell was the recipient of number
| OF handsome presents.
Among those present were the following
| named: Mrs, Z. l.. Haskell, Mrs. John
| Fritz, Mrs. Fremont Wood. Mrs. A. NJ.
| Fitzpatrick, Mrs Nettie Williams, Mrs. f.
| L. Haskell, Miss Ella Lark, Miss Florence
Lark, Miss Laura Pape, Miss Mamie Ho-
| loran, Miss Florence Pape, Miss Sadie
Steele, Mrs. F. Ernest Edwards, Mr. Charles
l.. Haskell, Mr.. j. L. Pool, Mr.. Theodore
hoenig, Mr. Hugh Swift, Mr.. Edward G.
Swift, Mr.. Mark Finnegan, Mr.. j. Pequig-
ney, Mr. Frank E. Haskell, Mr.. Fremont
Wood, Masters Guy Haskell and Roy f.
Williams.
The Junior Court Pride Entertainment.
Junior Court Pride of California, No g.
a. o. F. of a, held its fourth public in
stallati0n and entertainment at ST. Georges
Hall on Market street. The court, which
has increased its membership TO a large
number during the last three months, was
well represented, large number of Stran-
gers being also present.
The following officers were installed:
Chief Ranger Louis kuttner; Sub Chief
4. Levy; Financial Secretary, B. Garren:
Recording Secretary, r. Davis; Treasurer,
p. ASch; Senior Woodward, NJ. Fogel;
Junior Woodward, J. Berllner; Senior
Beadle, l. Zemer; Junior Beadle, j.
hragen.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture, Professor 6. MerZbach; remarks,
H. Loo L 4
lceket to H. Kuttner, P. c. r.. by Mr.. l..
GArren; recitation, Mr.. G.. Alexander; banjo
solo, Messrs. OBrien brothers; recitation,
Mr.. \. Cohen; song, Miss Isosky; piano
solo, Mr.. NJ. Kramer; song, Mr.. Marks;
violin solo, Mr. NJ. Thiolo.
Dancing was afterward INDUCED in until
midnight. Music was furnished by the
talented musician, Professor q. Merzbach.
The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted OF Messrs. Henry Kuttner, Ben
Garren. Ralph Davis. Max Moses, Hon. e.
Kaufman, Joe KAISER, E. krager, b Levy
Party on Mission Street.
A very pleasant party was given on
Wednesday evening, by Mrs Z. Trewin, w.
P. of Britannia Lodge, Daughters of 81.
George, at her residence, 1884 Mission street,
in honor OF the visiting d. D. G. p, Mrs.
Wilson of Victoria Lodge, Sacramento.
Among the guests We're: Mrs Wilson,
Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler Mrs Holmes,
| Mrs. Meadows. Mrs: Coeder, Mrs. Trewn,
Mrs. Guard, Mrs. H. Williams, Miss Whit
worth, Miss Hughes, Miss a. Trewin.
| Songs. Rotations and games were in Or
| der. The programme included vocal duet
| by Mrs. Atkinson and Miss Hughes; recita-
| ton by Mrs. W. Clack; song by Mrs. Ire
| win; speech by ID. ID. q. p. on the progress
| Of the order.
a sumptuous repast was partaken of in
| the dining hall, and after vote of thanks
to the charming hostess for making this re-
union the social success it was, the guests
very reluctantly separated.
The stockleth-weber Wedding.
On Saturday evening last, at the residence
| Of the groom sister, Mrs. Philip Schultz,
| 7I9 Ninetee nth street, Mr.. Peter o. Stock
| feth, the well-known salesman Of Wittland
| Il FredricBson, Davis street, was united in
| marriage to Miss Annie J. Weber of Clay
| ton, Contra Costa County.
The bride was attended by Miss Rose
| Schultz and Mr. Oscar j. Joby acted as best
! man. After the ceremony the happy couple
| received their friends, after which supper
was announced and the guests invited to eat
and be merry. The spacious parlors were
| then cleared and dancing, songs and games
were INDUCED in TIL the early hours of
/ morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. st ockfeth were the reci-
pients Of many handsome and costly pres
ents as evidence OF the good wishes OF their
| many friends.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hops,
MI and Mrs. }. r. Coon, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Hamnette, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Weber
Jr., Mr.. and Mr. w. Stockheth, Mr.. and
Mrs Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. Cerone. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. J.White,
Mrs. L. kearnes, Misses Rosie, Lille and
Carrie Schultz, Miss Lulu Remington, Miss
Nellie Carr, Miss Mary Stand, Misses Mat
tie and Myrtle Scott. Miss Sadie Steele
Misses Sadie and Julia Kedian, Miss Eva
NJ. Taylor. Miss Lille Kearnes, Miss Geor-
George +. TheIIef, Henry ". Remington
Oscar J. Joby, j. E White, T. Kedian,
George II. Jansen.
Farewell Party on Point Lobos Road.
|, A pleasant party was given last Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kenney at
their residence, Twenty SIKH and Point