The morning call., 1891-09-26


Ella Arnold, Miss Lou Steele, Miss Elsie
Quedens; Messrs. George Ankers, c. Kralz-
ensten. W. Schroeder, Irwin, Seoll. Oscar
Cappleman, Emile Hirschberg, q, Simmons,
A. Marshal, c. Henry, John Hug, Z: Que
denS, j. Russell, George AnkeTS Jr, Frank
Ankers, Herman HOger and B. james.
The Social Council Ente rtainment.
Tie tenth anniversary entertainment and
ball of Social Council. No. 46. o. c. f., took
place last evening at Union-sQuare Hall.
A short bright programme was rendered
| by amateur and professional talent as fol-
| lows: Mrs. NJ. A. Hutchings. S. Holds
| worth. the Dale brothers, Miss Lilly Cohen,
Meyer Cohen, Thomas c. Leary. Dancing
| constituted a fitting finale to a very enjoy
| able evening.
The committees in charge consisted of:
! Committee of Arrangemeuts-A. G. Baker
| Chairman, r. Z. Baccus, John Kavanagh,
| Mrs. NJ. \. Hutchlngs, Mrs. j. Baccus,
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Mrs. j. R. T. Nelson;
Reception Commlttee-W,, j. O'Shaugh-
Miss Clara Mcdonald. Charles E. Allen,
Mrs. II. l.. Morton, Mrs. a. Nelson; a. &.
| Baker, floor manager; Floor Committee-R.
| T. Baccus, f. 5. Sheridan, James Igo, i. A.
! Taylor, john Kavanagh, P. Sullivan.
The VereIn Saxonia Entertainments.
An entertainment and ball was given by
the Verein SaXOnia (bowgun shOoterS) at Har-
monte Hall last Sunday evening for the
sick fund of the society, under the auspices
of the officers, as follows: President, C. NJ.
GreIlman; Vice-P President, o. Leopold; FL
nancial Secretary, +. Smith; Secretary,
Paul Hauel; Treasurer, Charles Weihser;
Arrangements Committee, o. Leopold, p.
Hanel, +. Smith, NJ. Trepte, G. Spiegel
| floor manager, c. SDiegeL
The evening was highly enjoyed by large
| aSSemblase. Miss Elenore Smith Matthai
| gave two recitations-'I stood at the bridge
! at midnight" and "Nly mother-in-law."
| Mr.. L. Drechser gave an address in the old
AnRlO-SaXon languague.
a High School Surprise.
A pleasant and genuine surprise party
was given to Miss Florence Nightingale on
Friday evening by her High School friends.
Miss Rulotson and Miss Helen Reed.
| The evening was spent in dancing and
| charades, interspersed with some finely
rendered songs and recitations which in
Dictated superior grade of talent.
| Among trose present were: Mrs. j. L.
| Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ. Day. Miss F.
Nightingale. Miss Julia Rulofson, Miss
Helen Reed, Miss Anita Taggard, Miss
| Fannie Dennis. Miss Blanche FlaglOr. the
Misses frankie and GeOrgie Stewart, Miss
| Lille Trueworthy, Miss Gertrude H0pkin S.
| Miss Birdie Shaw, Miss Emma Meadow,
| Miss Emily Hauque Miss Emma Eaton and
! MesSrs. B. W. Day, Mr.. Smiley, d. r.
! Wilson, G. Gibbs. Max Brown, C. johnson,
! w. w. Davis f. West c. Knerr, w. Hynes,
| A. Macdonald. S. Ehrmann, Albert Ross,
! 6. DuerZek, Noble Eaton, Benjamin Dalton,
| \. Rulofson, Henry Bell, j. Cutter, James
| Whitney, Albert Collins and NJ. a. Leamke.
Joint Entertainment.
| Court Eureka, No. GIG. A. 0. F. T. S.,
and Eureka Circle, No. 49, c. 0. F., joined
! forces last evening at Irving Hall to cele
brate the courts sixteenth anniversary.
| The celebration opened with varied en-
tertanment and closed with dance under
the auspices of Floor Director II. Wnkler
| aud Floor Managers c. n. Shore and P.
! George.
The remaining committees consisted Of;
Arrangements-M II. Beaver. II.
Winkler. c. y. Shore. P. George. A. Thor
son, Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Wread. Mrs. Roy.
| Mrs. Bennett, Miss Former, Mrs. Meyer.
Miss Smith; Reception-Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Wread, Mrs. Roy, Mrs Bennett, Miss
Former Mrs. Meyer, Miss Smith.
Society Personals.
Rev Dr. a. C. Hirst, the new pastor of
Simpson Memorial NJ. E. Church, has rented
a house on the northeast corner of Oak and
Buchanan streets.
Mr.. E. B. Pomroy, Mrs. Blake, Miss Alice
Blake and others OF the party have returned
from a five weeks trip to Montana and the
| Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. E. Ruggles have returned
from their Eastern trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Brink and daughter have
| arrived from Sequel, overland. They are
| visiting Mrs. Frank Leisen.
Master William Lessen is home again,
! having spent pleasant week at Santa
| Rosa.
Mrs. Florence E. Simpson and Master
Fred returned Sunday after pleasant visit
to her sister, Mrs. William J. Gurnett Jr. of
! San Jose.
Mr.. J. R. Wilbur leaves for New York.
| to-day
Mr.. W. W. Hunt of Santa Barbara is stop
! ping AT the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. Fulton G. Berry Of the Fresno Board
| OF Trade has returned home.
After a weeks visit with friends and rel
atives Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ernest will take
their departure next Monday for their home
| in Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Donohoe (uee Nc
| Aleer) have moved into their beautiful new
| home, % Deysadero street.
Mrs, II. a. Moore of Oakland has been
! dangerously i'll with brain fever, but is now
| convalesceut.
Miss Rae Lichtenstein Of Salt Lake City
| is on o visit TO hersiSter, Mrs. Maurice Sum
merield, 52U Eddy street.
Mr.. /. c. Blossom and bride (nCe NelsOn)
| have returned to Berkeley from their honey
1
| week to reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Raos left England
during the week for the Continent, where
they will visit the principal cities.
Mr.. Frank E. Pierce OF Madroue Station
and his sister, Miss Nellie T. Pierce, are
| visiting friends in this city and Oakland.
Baron de Gunsburg Of st. Petersburg,
Russia, has returned to this city from visit
| TO Grass Valley.
Mrs Floyd R Scott of East Oakland, who
has been dangerously i'll. Is now GONZALES
| cent
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ Wooster will leave
Napa Soda Springs soon Tor this city. They
will 90 to housekeeping on California street,
| near OctaVia.
Mr. J. Michael Griffin and family, who
have been spending several pleasant weeks
among the hills at Holidays, have returned
| to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bragg have left for
the East. They will spend the winter visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. w. r. Jpnvey, at
| HobokeD, \. j., after paying visit in Iowa
| and Maine