The morning call., 1891-09-30
He SOCIAL WORLD.
Second Successful Hop Given
by the Mystic Forty.
as Old Maid Party'-A Pastor Welcomed
by His People-Workmen Entertain.
Tc-Day's Announcements.

a Hall AlT Henry Heyman has made him
sell responsible for the music and number
4, of talented artists viii give their services.
Tableaux viii be Il feature of the nights
Entertainment. Altogether several hours of
cultured and hIgh-class enjoyment are Of
fersd the public.
Mr.. II. c. Smith gave Mr.. and Mrs George
Spsry of Stockton an elegant luncheon on
,he0ccasion Of their recent visit to Fresno.
, yong these present were Messrs. W. w.
dlips, II. W. Chase Nicholas Kittle and
a de Rainy.
ferman-American day will be celebrated
4 Woodward Gardens next Sunday and
4 Ndnday, in commemoraton of the arrival
America of the earliest German settlers,
october, 1888
Company II, First IafaGtry Regiment, \.
G.C., Captain W. Il. Fraser, will celebrate
tIer tweBty-second anniversary this eveI-
Ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
The combined councils of the Order OF
Chtsen Friends viii give their initial entertain
me ant dance this evening al B'nai Birth
Hal
p euix Council, No. $50. American Legion OF
Horror, VIII hold ITS regular monthly entertain
NETT ard social this evening at Washington
Hal, on Eddy street
Britannia Lodge No. T. Daughters OF St
GeITge, viii give an old English tea party at
80 = arket street this evening. Dancing and
OLD En-lish games viii commence at $50
O'Clock
be Clover Club VIII hold lis Thirteenth recep-
tiOu IN, evening al Pioneer Hall.
Miss julia B. Collins Of OSwegO \. Y, eontn-
ues to drill the participants in The dances for the
hirntss and reports that all viii be in readiness
- onSalurday next. Tickets can nov he procured
Of any Of The lady managers or at Sherman &
Gays music-sioTe.
The Howard Street Church Reception.
very large attendance. composed in great
measure Of young folks, assembled last evening
IA tie uarlors Of tie HOwafd-street NJ L.
en-. gu
The occasion was an enjoyable reception ten
dere lev. Dr.. S. Y. Leeeh d. D., his return
as pastor for the ensuing year, by The Epworth
League Of the church The following programme
was opened by Mr. Robert NcEhoy: PiauO
trio, The Misses Perkins, welcome address, Mr.
L. Lelean; song, Rev DE- WeIth; address Rev
DR.. Case; song, Mrs MaIIln Schultz; address,
Rev. Mr.. Masters song, Mrs. " L. LIBBY; ad
dress ireply 10 weleome, DR.. Leech; song, Mr..
NJ. A. O. D0nogh. President OF the Epworth
League, was IN The chair. The pleasant affair
Closed with conversation ana refreshments,
served amid lie many pte!ty floral tokens adorn-
ing the scene.
The Fremont Parlor Party.
very merry "Old maids party was given by
the far young members of Fremont Parlor, No.
90 Naive Daughters of the Golden West, last
evening al Washington Hail, on Eddy street.
Many OF the gentlemen present, who were
pleasantly entertained, altogether failed TO
the applicability OF Tie party's name. Both IN
lie ballroom aud as hOStesses ar The pretty sup
yer tables The members OF Fremont PaHUr
seemed to attract admiration, and it was only
> uets wise inquiry. "What's in IA name 20 that
cOnSoled many Ui Tie parting guests.
he Arrangement Committee consisted Of
lss Irene ArEyuis, Miss Mamie Clark, Miss
- annie AcGowau Miss Alice Coteoran Miss
S2ulne Blank nharne; Reception Committee
hSs Auuie ZuTaski, Miss Clara PerplOi, Miss
4annan ColitaS Miss Rosie King, Miss Teresa
lalIuEhan- hT. CLARK directed the floor.
! \ College Surprise Treat Avenue.
he students of Heads Business College gave
Hiss L Z. Haley pleasant birthday surprise
barry last Friday evening. 81 her fathers resi-
lenee, SIC Treat avenue
He evening WAS passed 10 YaiiOus parlor
-ames and dancing, and al 1880 o'clock tile
-Uests adjourned TO The dining ROOM where
Ipfuous supper was served
.ucug tHose present were: Dr. aHd Mrs. c. S.
ley. MIS-. L. L Hall; tie Misses Haley SeflIn,
ouuor, oha1er GhareI, Joost, Baker, Brooks,
uaidson, Curtis, tirodercA, Rice ana L. Rich-
SON h.essIs. J. Z. BsLges, J. L H-ley. NJ
g. +. WaierhUuS, c f. Stewart N. Cod
H. j. Meyers. ~. Charet, c. L. Haley, Q. tIll-
ne, f. MHHain, 6. Brooks, Z. 5. Collins aud
80. v eaFer-
me Mystic Forty Party.
The second dance OF the Mystic Forty, COM
POSED Of members Of Golden CITE Farlor' No.
] 20 Native sons OF the Golden west WAS even
.Ore successful THAI their initial effort.
Il came Of ~ ODD Fellows Hall, which for the
- rsI time since lis rehabilitation was decorated
j M lroughouU with gay tags and oraDeries. Novel
4 .senoiber appreciated feature. Dancing continued
g % O'Clock
+ II -u!Iuws. Observation-Disclosures C. H. Con-
Il. Z. j. BIrton a. EberfarI, e. II. TleIlen, 5
4 COX floor director, Ar. George A. Brtni assist
r NJ. + J. SeBusser; Floor Committee
ssrs. r. c. Kelly, Z. a. kngwer, w, A King.
! k0Inas ChlchIZ1a, e. NJ. HlidrbraDd; Recep-
p sg-Messrs. George T. starr w Potter Jr'i j.
May, D. Z. Davis, J. /. Arbogast.
Following are the Officers ana members OF the
Gstics: 0thcers-J. C. ElcneL Presidents r
sEussisr. Y lce-President; William Martin, Sec
Hary; d. a. HuGtermann, Treasurer George
Bin, SeTgednt-at-ATms Members. l..
ri,ogasi. z. J. Barton. C. {. Bruce, q. W.
Tbwuing. +. \. Browning, p; +. Brunette, e
gSef' A. E6eIhart, K. Ii. Gaines. ". ".
5k S. Ii. Hook, i. }. hildebTand, q. Nj.
Faebrsnd H. Z. HI!debraRd Fl L. Peterson,
slaid J. l. May, NJ. j. Martin, G. w Martin,
NJ Madison. William Potter yr., n. Peterson.
T. QuIBH. L. ID. Roach e. \. Starr, Il.
skamp q. a. Ietjeu, Il. Ihes, D. Wilson.
The Harmony Lodge Entertainment
Harmony Lodge, A. o. L. W. gave enjoya-
- entertainment aud dance last evening at
NOUS quaTe ball
The audience, which was accommodated 10 the
= "7ries and with seals lining the walls,
"a with the following pr0gr ANNE:
un's Orchestra; remarks, Master
real solo, ar. hOmds Penlbeftby;
=. John Il. Flshbeck duet for violin
IS Dora Winter and Mrs. Baum
nauipuaiiOns. with comic negro
absurdliirs, entitled "A Christmas
JDranO SOLO. Miss kiitie Sheehan;
s j. MessTs. Hickman, MaieT and Slnn-
.e Edewetss Either cub; quartet, Mas
4 A. Hunt, ALI ed Williams Charles
Harold Rowlands; Mr.: John K. Fish
Irish eceenlnciiies The Man That
OHara"; drill by Uniform Rank" a.
following composed the direction OF the
ion: Arrangement CommlIee - hessrs.
les Rsade. j. Maginnis, John Grenzln W.
warning. Floor manager, Mr. August Muntz,
sled by Messrs. T. Nhitten, f. Bum, b +.
Society Personals.
=. Robert Mackenzie has rented a house on
shingion street, near Van Ness avenue.
Merry Rev. j. Adam, Vicar General OF the
u 9Hleern counties has been spending few days
o tins city aud ID Santa Cruz.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. l.. Tubs and Miss Tubbs are
i0RG from Calst0ga and stopping at the
tsca Hotel.
Mr. John McComb Jr. OF ConeOnully, Okanogan
Comfy Wash. will be the guest OF the UnlOn
Les CUE Club DUNG his stay in the city.
N. aAd Mrs. Morgan Hill have arrived from
Europe and route Tor their home on tins
Cost
g IDS. Anna E. Hodge, who has been visiting
ycfriends in the East for the past three months
FiH return 10 her old home IN three mouths.
H. Mr. and MIS-. George Lewiston are IN New YORK
M. aad Mrs. Robert BalIour are back in town
from their Menlo Park residence.
Mrs. Blgelo8, Miss Bigei0w and Mr. T. Il.
',igelow have returned 10 Santa Barbara, where
They have leased house for the ensuing season.
NJ. j. n. Featherstone has been visiting Santa
q ar and Mrs. ". b. BOurn and the Misses
Bgu-B are spending the autumn months at their
n county residence, ST Helena
q ars. George i. Stoney, wife OF Lieutenant
~ 3ioBey, U. s. n, left on ibe last steamer Tor
{ nina 10 join her husband, who Is on The Charles
~ Mrs. Charles J. Torbert has gone East to visit
W.! r. Daughters. Mrs. FearOn and Mrs. Snyder.
rs Fe3rOn Will return with her mother and re-
i.aih here during Mr.. Fearon's absence In
AhiPa
NJ ;. joseph RotBsebild is very i'll and con
lne~ to heg hene on Broadway
Mrs. Charles L. MeLaDe and hiss Eugenla
II Mel ane OF Baltimore ale The guests OF Mrs. G.
morton Cbeesnan and Miss Decker at their
sacific-aveDue residence.
Tie Misses Doyle OF MEMO Park are visiting
-eIAiiFes near San Rafael.
Mrs. n S. Sperry is visiting friends In Stock
le Misses Minnie and Maud Berry were in