The morning call., 1891-10-25

Harper; songs AUD ;, Scotch cot Songs" q S,1in and
blue 2sls se0tpRfb pbs PF PEg4m A C. and Bdiln, the
Peas" Peas and and "a Tale Of a Pony" NJ, "; G.
Cooke; violin solo, Mr. George St. J; BIeml;
ner; songs, I'm Roll Thee In My Plaidee"
and Lassie, Would Ye Lo'e MeP' Mr..
George H. Bodden; songs, Mary OF Ar
gyle" and Pretty Pond Lilies, Miss
Sheen; songs, Bring tae Me Pint O
Wine" and Beauteous as Flora" Mr.
BrOwle..; Shakespearian readings. Mr..
George H. Patterson; songs, Annie on the
Banks O. Dee" and THE Farmers Boy,
Mr. Andrew McNair; flute solo and song
entitled The Sneechin Mil" NJ A A;
"Wii Ye No Come Back Again ?,' Mr..
George St j. Bremner; songs, 4" John
AIien's Shop" and 1.-THE Old Maids La
ment," Mr.. James Frazrr; songs. Scots
VIVA Haze" and "a Mans a Man for a
The singing of Aud Lang Syne" by the
audience brought most enjoyable evening
to a close.
The Portuguese Ball.
One of the most enjoyable social events
last evening was the sixteenth annual ball
given by the Portuguese Protective and
Benevolent Association at BerSaglierl Hall.
The Park Band ofieiated. Mr.. Manuel
F. Martins Trigueirc, President of the asso-
citation, led the grand march, and the floor
managers were most successful in prosecu-
ting their duties. A large number OF bellies
were present in becoming toilets and their
bright glanceS were re 'ponSlble Tor much oil
the evenings enjoyment.
Following are the officers and committees
managing the bali: President, Manuel +.
NJ. Trigueiro; Viea-President, NJ. t. Frei-
tas; Recording Secretary, Antonio de Abreu; ;
Financial Secretary. Antonio Nlelra; Treas
fTE INtNN nn nj y
ments-M. F. NJ. Trigupiro, Joaquin Gaelic,
Charles Fuller, A. ;. Martinho; Reception
Committee-A. de Abreu, A. Nieira, X. V.
de Silveira. j. NJ Cabral, J. Roberto, ). j.
Mariante, Y. l.. de Figueireda; floor man
agers-A. s. Martinho, NJ Etwardo; Floor
Committee L. FFeltas. NJ. RoGregues,
J. Baptista.
Party on Twenty-fourth Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Mabel Cooney of 414R Twen-
ty-fourth street Friday afternoon. when she
received many costly and beautiful presents.
The grand march was led by Master Earl
Schad aud Miss Mabel COOuey, followed by
a number of her playmaies. Dancing and
singing were kept up until late hour,
when the little ones departed for their
homes wishing the hostess many bright
birthdays.
The Danish Society Entertainment.
An entertainment and ball was given last
evening at Saratoga Hall by the Danish Re-
lief Society.
A comedy, THE Summer Vacation" was
provocative of much mirth, and was cap
italy represented. Dancing followed. un-
der tue direction Of Mr.. \. }. Nielsen. Floor
COmmittee-Mr Charles Bertelsen, Mr.. ID.
Ravn, Mr.. /. O. Nybye, Mr.. j. Petersen,
Mr.. J. Lytgens and MI Ned Hansen.
The other committees in charge OF the en-
ffai f'pmmIttpp OF y arrange
mpnts-Mrs. c. NJ Sorensen, Mrs. }. Maur-
itzen, Mrs W. p. Nielsen, Mrs. Z. lYersen,
Mr.. H. Ravn, Mr.. John Lytgens, Mr.. \. D.
Nielsen and Mr.. a. P. LOrentzen; Recep-
Thompson, Mrs. 2. Galberg, Mr.. \. 7.
Holtum and Mr.. c. G. Larsen.
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Franklin formerly
Miss Bessie Barnes will return to the city
to attend tie wedd ng Of her cousin, Mr.
Z. Wise, which takes place on November Sd.
Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford, who
are still at PalO Alto, will occupy their city
residence in November for a few weeks.
and about December 10th will 20 to Wash
ington, D. c., where they will spend the
winter.
MI and Mrs. c. c. Mahan have beea Wis
iting Lakeport
Mr.. aud Mrs. John T. MacNamee, who,
during their stay in San francisco. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. EIlZ5er-
aid, have returned to Montreal Canada.
Mrs. S. Phillips OF 724 Golden Gate ave
nue., accompanied BY her two children, Will
leave for a three months visit to Hon olulu
on the 3lSt inst.
Mrs. Charles Huyck has recently returned
from n trip East, aud taken up her resi-
dence in Alameda.
Miss Emily Fisher, OF 331 McAllister
street, has gone to Alaska, to be abseut for
two months.
Mr.. W. NJ. Boardman has come down
Mrs. F. f. Graham of this city left Hayre
on October 7tn Pn route home.
DR.. II. w. Hardness mas been visiting
San Jose.
Hon. ?. J. Shafter and wife, Los Angeles,
of 500 South Main street.
MI Edgar Speyer, a millionaire broker of
London, IS at the Palace. be Is accom-
panied by DR.. A. Andrews of New York.
Mr. Joseph Livingston is expected 20 re-
turn from the East in about ten days.
Mrs. W. c. Morrow is visiting friends in
Miss Alice Ballard Macdonald has re-
turned to this city, which she will now make
her home
Mrs. George C. Perkins is at present in
Santa Barbara.
MI and Mrs. Il. NJ. Lichtenste!n will be
at home Sunday. October 18th, at their new
home, 2318 Clay street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F. Bert returned
Thursday from their wedding trip to Del
Monte to the pretty home selected before
the wedding
Mr.. Rudolph Neumann will return from
OonalaSka in about fortnight on the
United States steamer Mohican, after an
absence OF six months.
The Rev. Dr. Nevin, rector of the Amer-
can Church at Rome, Italy, is at the COrO-
nado Hotel. DR.. Nevln has resided at Rome
for twenty-one years, though during that
time he has every year made a trip to the
United States