The morning call., 1891-10-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
County Monaghan Club Celebrates
It's Anniversary.
The NorIaines' Initial Party-A Merry Private
Picnic-Parly on MeAllister Street.
Personal Notes.

morrow the young people will be given
special sideshow in the afternoon and the
doors will positively close tomorrow night.
Any one who has not paid visit TO the Pa
vlion and its present brilliant attractions
may vet repent
The pupils of ST. Peters Academy will give
a musical and literary entertainment this
evening in st. Peters Hall, Columbia street,
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-tifth.
Bay City Lodge, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor opened their new hall at 102 O'Far-
rell street last Monday evening witha house,
warming and ice-cream social The affair
was a very pleasant one Credit is due to
the committee who made it a success, both
socially and financially.
Court Fremont. No 1870 A. o. F.. will
give an entertainment and social this even
ing at the new A. 0. F. Hall, 102 O'Far-
rell street.
TIE seventh outing of the Howard Fish
ing and Shooting Club will be given next
Sunday. They have chartered a tug for the
occasion, and will, no doubt, have an enjoy
able time. At the meeting Tuesday even
ing Mr.. 4. Burgren was elected President;
Nj F. Murphy, Vice president; Mr. T.
Gilbert Secretary; Mr.. E. Perry, Treas
Urer. The membership comprises twenty
i've all told.
The Thespians will present Bronson How
ards Bankers Daughter" this evening at
Saratoga Hall.
There VIII be no open meeting of Social
Council, No. 49, o. c. F., tonight, The
open meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, October 18th, when reception and
banquet will be rendered to Supreme Rep
Tesentative c. NJ. Arnold, to which all
Chosen Friends are Invited.
TIE Commercial Alumni Association OF
the l. L. 5. will hold its fourth anniversary
hall this Odd EaItDWS' Hall.
The County Monaghan Club BAN.
The County Monaghan Social and Benevo-
lent Club celebrated It's seventeenth ami
versary last night at Odd Fellows Hall,
with a brilliant ball. 1t was one of the
most successful affairs in the records of this
popular club.
Elaborate decorations added distinction to
the large hall, which was crowded with
pretty women and gallant escorts in even
ing attire. The green flag, ornamente1 with
q golden harp, occupied a prominent posi-
ton over the stage framed in heavy folds OF
the national colors.
A line OF palms bordered the musicians
station. and the gallery panels wer5 con-
Cealed beneath dIaperies OF red, white and
blue Beneath hung blue and gold banners,
the bullion glittering effectively IN the cleo
tric light.
About $50 o'clock Mr.. J. J. Connolly led
the grand march with Miss Mary MeQuaid,
followed by nearly $50 couples. The hours
slipped swiftly away, and when the medley
TeS0unded regret as general that the even
ing was over An elegant souvenir Will
help to keep alive the memory OF this pleas
ant anniversary.
The officers Of the club. which organized
in 1874 are: Mr.. p. D. Bishop. President;
Mr.. John Burns, Viee-President: Mr.. Jo-
seph Burns, Recording Secretary: Mr.. John
McQuaid. Financial Secretary; MI. P. j.
NcElrnv, Treasurer; Mr.. John Madden,
Marshal.
Following were the committees: Arrange
m-nts - Messrs. Thomas Carlan, Joseph
Burns, ?. D.. Winter, Thomas Gainford, NJ
J. Halt, John Burns, J. J. Connolly, John
Al.Quaid; observation-disclosures. ?. j. Nc
keuney, John Madden, Charles Keenan,
EdHard Connolly James McClusky, Frank
Finuegan, James Winslow, Art McQuaid,
James Clark, Thomas Meehan, James NC
Cpoey floor manager, Mr.. J. }. Connolly;
Floor Committee-Messrs Thomas Gain
ford, =. J. McElroy, b. Eiuuegan, j. J.
r Russell, Joseph McEntee, John MrQHaid,
John Burns, Joseph Burns, Thomas Con-
molly and j. f. Rafferty,.
The Norlaine Club Party.
The initial party Of the Norlaine Club
took place last evening at Union-square
Hall Although it was their first party the
club had tried its wings with high jinks
and private picnic and entered the present
Stt4at S-iSUu Will al SAICAACAN &c PuLthtAOii
as entertainers.
Their party last night was an encouraging
success. a large number of friends at
tended and appeared to enjoy themselves
thoroughly. Dancing to the music of Blun's
Orchestra continued with zest until O'Clock.
Mr. J. T. Drohan and Miss Mamie Healy
led the opening march,
The committees Of the evening consisted
Of: Committee of Arrangements-J: 81.
Reilly (Chalrmanl, d.. j. Crowley, q. McEi-
row, r. G. Rice, +. j. Daniel; floor man.
ager c. F. Healey; assistant floor manager,
q Schimpf; Reception Committee-A. Hes
Ion. J. 3. Collins, r. II. Kampe, S. El5erg,
". O'Nplll, E. Finn, T. B. Phillips. Floor
Committee-G. Ii. Alden. J. Whiting. q.
Peden o. Z. Peterson, Z. Bruniss. j. 2.
HaTkns.
Following are the officers of the club: j.
Z. Drohan, President; j. II. Reilly, Vice
President; F. j. Daniel, Treasurer; A. Hes
lop, Recording Secretary; .. f. Jefferson,
Financial Secretary; G. Peden, Ssrgeant-at-
Arms.
Governor Il. H. Markham is visiting his
family at Pasadena for few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Beverly McMonagle are ex-
pected to return from their European tour
about the middle of next month. and will 90
to housekeeping on Franklin street.
Nj and Mrs. George Loomis are contem-
plating an Eastern trip to visit their niece,
Mrs. William Elkins Jr., who will reside in
Philadelphia.
II n. J. de Barth Shorb and family have
returned to their home in Alhambra after a
pleasant sojOurn in Santa Monica.
Judge and Mrs Temple, Miss Temple and
Miss Hood are down from Santa Rosa for a
short stay in town.
Mrs. w. T. Ellis and Miss Hope Ellis are
down from Marysyille and stopping at the
Occidental Hotel.
Mrs. George L. Oatman is spending few
days in Vallejo as the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Ssirls, formerly Of this city.
Hon. c. B. POlhemus Of San Jose is on a
business trip in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Moody have come to
the city from their San Mateo residence.
MI b. +. Branham, prominent merchant
of San Jose, is making brief visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fay of Santa Cruz
will spend the remainder OF tie week visit
ing friends IN this city.
MI and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase are
IN the city.
MI Charles Towne of Santa Cruz is in
this citv.
Mrs. William B. Collier and her daughters
came down from their country residence
near Clear Lake Monday, ana are stopping
at the Palace Hotel
Mayor ). n. Rncker of San Jose is in
town on bis way East, where he will enjoy
a six weeks vacation.
Mrs. A. c. Bingham has returned to
MarysYille from pleasant trip t the Hotel
del Monte.
Nj Ariel Lathrop has been visiting
st ckton.
MT L. S. Sullivan. till recently con-
nected with the Standard Oil Company of
this city, has gone to San Jose to reside.
Miss Clara Barton, President of the Ma
tionai Order of the Red Cross, left Sacra-
mento, where she was specially honored.
on Tuesday night. After spending few
days in Denver she expects to arrive at her
home in Washington, d. c., about Novem-
Der 1st
Colonel Olcott leaves to-day for Japan
From there he will sail for India, by wav Of
Ceylon, arriving in Madras in time for the
general annual convention of the whole
The0sophical Society, held there in De-
cember.
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