The morning call., 1891-11-14

the retiring President OF No. 2, with silver
watch suitably inscribed, as a slight token
OF the esteem and love in which she Is held
by the members. Although COMPLETELY
overcome she found words to sincerely
thank them for their kind appreciation.
After refreshments the society adjourned.
Tho scotch-I rish Entertainment.
A peculiarly choice entertainment was
| given last night at Union-square Hall by
| the ScOtch-Irish Society Of California. 1t
was enjoyed by large and select company.
The programme, the musical part being
| directed by Professor Marsh. ran as fol-
lows: Overture. orchestra; address, T.
Ii. NJ. Forteseue. G. St. j. Bremner, w. Il.
Stadtfeld and l.. Bien; contrato solo.
kathleen Mavourneen" Crouch, Miss
by @' AtnoIPas Mr.. George G St. j. Brem.
ray; soprano solo, "Gayly Trip
(E. Sloman), Miss Grayce Howell;
duet. contralto and barytone. money Mat
ters." Miss NJ. Gray and Mr.. J. G. Menzes;
piano solo. lie Barber de Seville" Miss
p. Kennedy; barytone solo, The Tars
Farewell (Adams), Mr.. j. c. Hughes; vo-
cal solo. Loves Old Sweet Song" Mrs. G.
ii: Butler; quartet. II Long for Thee" liar
ted, Messrs. II. NJ. Fortescue. g. st, j.
| Bremner, w. ii. Stadtfeld, l.. Bien.
The evening was delightfully."- terminated
| with dance.
HOuse-Warming.
A very pleasant house-warming took place
| on the evening of the Sth inst, at the new
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moore, 1928
| Page street.
There was a large gathering of their
friends and the evening was delightfully."-
spent in dancing, singing and games, which
were enjoyed by all, after which refresh
l -.
| fully decorated, being Illuminated with
japanese lanterns, which cast soft glow
over the scene and was extremely pict-
uresque.
Tho following were among the guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fields. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Mettz, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Driscoll. Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill, Mrs, NJ. Ryan; Mrs; NJ.
Ryan, Miss Annie Williams, Miss May
O'Connor. Miss Kate Kelly. Miss Sa-
die German. Miss NJ. Murphy. Miss
+ M9lligaan. Miss AggIe Murphy.
MISS II n Ba2 Me1re s MIS- c1 Annie Mi Hal
Cramsie, Miss IL. Moore, Miss Kitty hall,
Miss NJ. Cunningham. Messrs. j. B. Drs-
mond, f. Lunny, j. Hurley. j. Guthrie, G.
Ryan, ID. Driscoli, G. Smith, III. Russ, Nj.
+. Silk L. Classen, L. Harvey, b. Williams,
NJ. Fleming. James Moore, William Fitz-
gerald and NJ. Cunningham.
The Scotch Entertainment.
The benefit for the widow OF the late Nor
man Beaton last evening at B'nai Birth
Hall. under the auspices of the Caledonian
Club, St Andrews Soce ty. Scottish Thistle
Club aud Clan Fraser, drew large attend
ance.
A capital programme was contributed to
by the Scotch pipers, Mrs. L. S. Alexander,
Miss Hattie Wilson, Miss Elaine Telfor.
Miss JEANNE Wilson, Miss Sybil Campbell,
Miss Jessie Olsen. Messrs. FindIey Nc
Gregor, j. Link later Alexander Smith, L.
Ross. G. W. Patterson, James Baxter. An
drew Crawford and Professor James Kerr.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed.
The committee that arranged the pleasant
affair, which nets good round sum for the
beneficiary, was composed as follows: Cal
edonian Ctub-Leonard McCormac, r. S.
Duncan, William Mitchell; Scottish Thistle
Club. f. Mcdonald, Edw. Ross, j. H.
can, D, II. Finnie,, }; Il; Smith,, Clan
Nj. L. Grove, William Davidson.
The alive Sons of Vermont.
Last evening ut Odd Fellows Hall the
Pacific Coast Association. Native Sons of
Vermont, gave their monthly entertainment
and dance. The following programme was
enjoyed by large audience: Overture
Blum's Orchestra; barytone solo, big
zithers, selected, Edelweiss Zilher Trio.
Messrs. NJ. Maier. &. Heizman, III. Simmer;
soprano solo. LA Separating (RossinD,
Miss Kate Treuholtz The Man OF the
Bradley, Mr. j. Harry Benrimo; George
Ellis Mr.. Afford j. Edwards Clay Willard,
Mr.. McGrath; Mrs. Cluy Willard, Miss
Essie Gallick.
The Battery Entertainment.
Only fair attendance greeted the first
benefit rendered the Worlds Fair Commit
tee of Battery c, Second Artillery Regi-
ment, n. G. C., by the Western Addition
Comedy Company last night at Saratoga
Hall.
Two comediettas were brightly rendered
by tie following cast: " A Husband in
Clover Lydia. Miss Louise Cosgro; Hor-
ace. Lieutenant Charles Boxton. Cut Off
With Shilling Sam Gayth0rn. Mr.. Will
lam c: Meagher;. Colonel Berners, Mr..
Cyril Young; Kittie Gaythorne, Miss Lou
Use Cosgro.
Dancing followed, under the direction of
Lieutenant Otto Westphal.
New Club.
The o. T. A. &. T. Club organized last
Thursday evening, and the following Off
GERS were elected: President II. F. Nor
ton; Vice-President. Ed Raster; Treasurer,
Miss S. Kaiser; Secretary, II. Kaiser; Ser
geant-at-Arms, Miss L. Bernhard; Organist,
Mrs. IL. Morton.
After the meeting as called upon by the
President, the following responded: Mr. III.
Kaiser, comic ditty; Mrs. II. Morton, piano
selections: Mr.. NJ. A. Goodenough, song
aud dance; Miss ). Kaiser, recitation; Mr..
c. +. Heilbran, harmOnica selections Mrs.
II. Kaiser, banjo solo; Mr.. Mitchell, song;
Miss Bernhard, song; Miss HOreck, skirt
dance; Messrs Fl. Morton and Ed Kaiser,
comic solos. Alterward supper was par
taken of.
A Surprise Party.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given to
Mr. James w. Molinari at his residence,
61SA Greenwich street, In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Molinarrs first anniversary
of their marriage. About 10 O'Clock the
guests, about fifty in number, proceeded TO
VESSELS Hall, corner of Union and Powell
streets. where dancing. singing and games
were INDUCED in. At midnight the guests
partook of a bGuntiful repast. after which
dancing was again resumed until early in
the morning, when the guests returned
home well satisfied with their evenings
pleasure.
Society Personals.
MIR. and Mrs. Ogden Mills nave returned
to their town house, East Sixty-ninth
street, New York, for the winter season.
Mrs. III. Mclean Martin has gone to Mon
tana to attend to matters connected with
the estate of her late husband Mrs. d. D.
Cotton will remain at Miramar, Santa Cruz,
with Mrs. Martins children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A Donohoe Sr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John PARROT arrived here yes
terday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Parrot have
been spending couple of years abroad
Mrs. James CaroIan and Miss Decker
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Mr.. Harry
Simpkins and Miss Alice Simpkins are eX-