The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-25

(Clalrman), john RelG. William hdtNuiI,
Thomas Ross, William Nieol, Samuel Irving
John Balm. james HIcNab John McLaren, WIZ
lam Hendry, William r. Eaton, Vernon Camp
ExecutIY+ Comnitlee-George Purdie CHAIR
man, A. McNair, George St j. Bremner, D. u
McEwen.
President; A. l.. Prngle. First Vice Presldehti
James Nlyen, Second Vice President; ernoh
Campbell Treasurer; w. c. Cook, Secretau1y; "A
Financial Secretary T. A. Munro. Assistant
Financial Secretary; Rev. Thomas G. EastoR'
McNutt. Md Physician: Trustees-J0hn NC
Laren. James McNab, Samuel Irving. William
Watson. John Rain; Board OF Rellet-J. l.
Cochrane, John Stewart James X. Riley.
The Mantle Parlor Party.
Union-square Hall, which is just the right size
for an average dance. appeared a little too small
last evening ON the occasion OF the anniversary
party of Mantle ParlOr, No. los, N. S. &. w.
Yet the scene was n very animated and fascin-
at;Hg one, having regard to the number OF pretty
dresses to be seen against the fixed decorations
of: national cOlorS on every side. The parlor
bear banner was conspicuous feature IN the
gallery. RlIzau furnished the music The gra nd
march WAS led by Mr.. J. A. Scully and Miss A.
Fitzgerald and dancing continued until
O'clock.
The committees in charge of the quite. sue
cessfui anniversary were composed as follows:
Committee Of Arrangements, William OLeafy
iChairman), j. E. Scul!y I. G: Know es, +: Il.
c enz d pa mGsnan A. " H. bP am M oor
director, j. A. Sculy; assistant, j. +. Eggert;
Floor Committee. Miles &. Owens. J. +: Kennedy
q. w. Welsh, +. q. d. ury, Alexander Long.
The Court Excelsior Entertainments.
The first entertainment and ball of Court En-
celsor, No. 1907, A. o. F., took place last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall. There was only fair
attendance at the eniertalDment. more coming
IN later. The stage IN the fore part OF The even
ing was occupied by Uniform Rank. Company
A, of the Ancient Order OF Foresters, who pre-
sented fine appearance.
Following was the programme: Overture,
Yorke's Orchestra; opening remarks, William j.
Armstrong, Past Chief Ranger; vocal solo. "1he
Anchor Weighed" J. Z. Luby, Court Excel
sior; recitation. Execution of Montrose," Alex.
Smith, Court Twin Peaks; either solo, Miss j.
VaIenIln; comic recitation. W. X. Huff, Court
Excelsior; basso solo, The F;iar OF ORDER
Gray" j. z. Hughes; phonograph, by kind per,
mission OF Mr.. Glass; recitation, Miss Elsie
Duncan; cornet solo, A. ?. Black (accompanlst
Charles l.. Quaspi recitation. w. j. Lonergan;
cling, which continued till 1 o'clock, the grand
march was led by MIR. M. Claussenlus and MISS
Elvina Cochius
The committees appointed on the pleasant
affair were AS follows: Committee OF Arrange
ments-Thomas Wnyte Chairman), William M
McCaw, N. Claussenius; Reception Committee,
S. S. Mckinney, r. j. Alexander. ID. Forster. j.
Crow, j. S. Tr0lter, +. Beutler, assisted by Uni
form Rank Company b; floor manager, NJ
ClausSensius; floor committee-R- j. Wills. l.
McCntoek, w. L. W. Cleland, S. COchius, D. ii.
Davies, George a. McCaw
The following are tile officers OF the court;
William J. Armstrong, Past Chief Ranger;
Robert j. Wills Chief Ranger; John S. Trotterr
sub Chief Ranger; Thomas McClinlOck, Treas
urer; Thomas Whyte. Financial Secretary; VIII
lam Cormack, Recorder; J. II. Davies, Senior
Woodward; Il. j. McClunie, junior Woodward;
Milton Murray, Senior Beadle; II. q. STANCE.
Junior Be die; DIR. d. Madiil, Physician.
Harrison-OaI1es Wedding at CoIma.
very pretty wedding was solemnized In ST.
AIMS Church, Colma, San MatcO County, on the
19Ill inst, by the Rev. Father Callahan, when
Mr. Thomas Harrison and Miss Annie 1. Cakes,
eldest daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. 2. Cakes. were
united in matrimony. Tie bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Julia Cakes, and the groom
by Mr. William Fay.
After the ceremony the bridal party and inti-
mate friends returned to the home of the BRIDES
parents where 4 bountifu breakfast was served.
The afternoon was very pleasantly spent In CIV
ing toaSts, singing and all kinds of merrymak-
Ing, which WIS kept up until late hour, when
the happy made couple took their departure for
their own comfortable little home short dis
lance from Coma, where they Will receive their
friends In the future. They were the recipients
OF many handsome and useful presents
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Cakes. Mrs. King, Mr.. j. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant, MIR. and Mrs Mcdonald, Mr.. aud Mrs.
McCevllI MIR. and Mrs. IL. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lunny, Mrs. Nolan, Mr..
aud Mrs. b. Green, MIR. and Mrs. e. MoseT, Mr..
and Mrs. Norton, Miss julia Cakes, Miss Mag
gle Oakes, Miss Annie Mcdonald, Miss Julia
Casey, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss Sarah Kelly,
Miss Ivy Green, the Misses Eagan, Miss Mams
Calvin, Miss Kat Hannah, the Misses Gerlle
and A lice Pierce, Mr.. James Cakes. Master Ed
die Oakes MIR. !. Kelly, MIR. William Fay, Mr..
+. Pierce, Mr.. Desmond, MI. J. Cannon, Mr. I.
Sullivan, Mr.. Eagan, Mr.. Z. Melvin, M. John L.
FltzAenry Jr.
Society Personals.
MIR. and Mrs. Emile Hoffman (nee Mullen)
have arrived in this city, after delightful visit
to Del Coronado.
Miss Leila Carroll, after visit OF several
A ,,,dA ~ n apda ~ fbair
residences on Scott street, has returned to Sacra-
menlo.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. B. Tubbs have closed up
their Van Ness avenue residence and are enjoy.
Ing the comforts OF their country seat near Calls
tOga. They have Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gubbs as
their guests.
General and Mrs James +. Hough,on. Miss
houghton ana Mr.. Harry b. Houghton have de-
clded 10 occupy their Oakland residence, with
DC casional visits to Monterey during the coming
summer season.
MIR Frank S. Johnson vino has been spending
the winter at the California Hotel, moved over to
his residence at San Rafael last week. Mr..
Johnson will nave as his guests this season his
mother ana sister Mrs. Captain Glass The
ladies are expected to arrive from Washington,
ID. c., next week.
Judge Hamilton and family VIII be guests at
Camp Taylor this summer.
Miss Helen Walker goes on visit TO friends In
Petaluma next week
Commodore W. n. Mccarthy has deserted his
fleet anu one for week 10 Santa Barbara
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. d. Gtryin are visiting Colonel
and Mrs. L. L. Eyre at their Menlo Park resi-
dence.
Mr. Calvin Nutttug and family Will spend the
summer at Camp Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hall have taken cottage
al Sausalto for the summer.
Miss Katie Williams of Benicla is on an ex
tended visit 10 her cousin, Miss Lille Kelly OF
327 Hayes street.
Mr.. Sherman I. Blake of Blake & Pottnger
has returned from Portland and Victoria.
Mr. Alex BadIam went up 10 Calistoga on
Wednesday.
Mr. Louis T. Eonteagle left on Thursday for
his ranch at Fresno.
Colonel Smedberg visited Santa Cruz yesterday.
Miss BeIn Sperry viii go to Sacramento on
short visit next week.
DIR. L. Beverly Cole has commenced his sum-
mer weekly trips 10 Napa Valley anc vicinity.
Lieutenant L. +. QuaitrOugh ana Commanders
j. r. Bartlett and L. NJ. Shepard are at the Pal
ace Hotel.
Judge aud Mrs Ellsworth (nee HobleD have
returned from their wedding trip 10 Monterey,
and are pleasantly located at their new home
on the corner of Central avenue aud Court
street, Alameda.
Senator Stewart OF Nevada has been visiting
New York from Washington, ID. &.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Ii. BUyee Will spend the sum-
Der IN san Rafael.
Mrs. YaIde- Butler Is visiting here from Santa
Barbara.
Mr. b, L. Rountree and family Will spend the
summer at Camp Taylor.
Miss Ella Bender, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. Homer S. King, goes 10 sacramento next
week for a visit to Miss Laura Clarke.
;, miss Miller OF Sacramento daughter OF Mr..
Frank Miller OF the clearinghouse Of ID. o. Minis
& Co., was guest this week OF Miss Barrett at
Casa Madrona SauSalit0.
Judge Thomas L. Stoney and Mrs. Stoney
have departed for Rutherford near Napa, from
which point they intend TO drive over TO their
mountain ranch In the Napa Redwoods, where
they Will remain for few days 10 enjoy the In
ylgOrating air OF that locality.
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