The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-22

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Grated with garlands and festoons eff evergreens.
especially about The stage where the musicians
| were esconsed.
There was a full representation OF members
| present, and the party was quite as pleasant as
| any OF us predecessors. During the evening the
| orchestra rendered the following musical selec-
| tons: Overture (selected1 YANKEES Progressive
Orchestra; eornet duet (selected) Mir. L. ~ MT
Eau and Mr.. A. Rusteberg; piano duet, semi
| ramde' (RossinD, MIR. r. l.. YaBke and Mr.. U.
| Brand. They were heartily appreciated.
The committees of the agreeable affair were
composed as follows: Reception CemmtteeIt29'
| Plefson, X. j.. Yanke; floor manager, H. b
| Russ; Floor Commlttee-H. S. Bausman, Dr. d.
| Sylvester, G. Z. Sneider. j. Z. Hammersmlth.
! Surprise Party on Harrison Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
| Josephine Mulcahy at her home at 300o Har-
rlson street, on Saturday evening last. The
spacious parIors. which were tastily decorated
with smilax and exotics, were taken possession
| of by the merry surprlsers for dancing, and
games were played on the lawn, which was
uniquely Illuminated with electric lights
| AT 10 o'clock MIR. +. Bond and Miss Clara
| Manders led the grand march to the dining
room, where sumptuouS repast was spfead.
After returning TO the parlOrs a varied literary
and musical entertainment was given. Among
those participating We're: Messrs. L. Bond, f.
! OConnor +. Burgers j. Altemus and r. Man
ningi Miss Anita Stone, Miss Alice O'Connor,
| MISS TIARA MdDQers, MISS Marianne fEdBlOyt
Miss Nell Mccoy, Miss Dottis Skellenger. Tne
duet, THAT Is Love-" by Miss Annie Cain and
Mr.. j. MeCoy, elected much applause.
Mulcahy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, Miss JOsephlns
MuIcahy, Miss Alice 0'Connor, Miss Arita j.
! Stone, Miss Annie Cain, Miss Kate Ganey, Miss
| Clara Mauders, Miss Marianne ETagley. MISS
Kate Rogers, Miss Ethel Mel. Miss Ella Null
cahy, Miss Mamie Kidney Miss Title McCarty,
Miss Aggle Mclaughlin Miss A. Wacker, Miss
! Kate Burgers, Miss Mamie Gilfr0y Miss DOttie
| SkolleugeF, Miss Lena OGuuucr, MISS hUSe
| Daugherty, Miss Addie GosgroVe, Miss Rose
| Mulealy, Miss Molly 0C0nnOr, Miss c. Null
cahy; NesSrs. j. Altemus, j. Butler. j, Lyons, j.
o'Brlen., J. Godsti, j.: Mccoy, f. Adams. +.
! Bond, f. Fitzpatrick, Il. OConnor L. Burgers,
| r. Manning, I. Godsil, Ii. Sksllenger. Ii. Man
ming, W. Cain, w. Adams, W. O'Connor and g.
| Wilson.
The Y. L. I. Party.
Young Ladies' Institute No. gave an lever.
| green social' last night at irving Hall. 1t was
thoroughly enjoyable.
| The hall was decorated with cOrdons OF ever
! greens and lilies fcstoOned from corner 10 cor
ner. Tile programmes were bright emerald, in
| harmony with tile occasion. There was very
| large attendance, the gentlemen being attracted
! In particularly large numbers. Dancing c0ntln-
| ued Till l o'clOcS.
Following were the acting committees: Com
! mltlee of Arrangements-Ntttle I4anders, katie
| Lynch, KiItia Hammond, Katie Fitzpatrick aud
Martha COppage; Reception COmmittee-hate
COnklin, Lizzie Terry, Rose MahOney. Ella
Mnrry, Mamie Lycete, Katie Degan, Esther
Regain, Maggie Quigey and Lizzie Bowling;
floor manager, Sophie A. Grote; assistant floor
manager kitue c; Lan6ers; Floor Committee
Dan Donovan. Andrew Maboney, James began,
William Foley, Charles stutz, Joe Hotter, CLAIR
enee HilI, John J. Green, Thomas OLeary, John
Lycette John Donovan and Joe Finn.
lie officers OF the institute are: President,
Sophie A. Grote; First Vice President, Kitie
Landers: Second Vice President, Susie Egani
Reco ding Secretary, Mary Dyer; Financial sec
retary, Maggie began; Treasurer, Katie Glea-
son; Marshal, httie HammOnd; Inside Sen
Ilnel, Annie Cumminsi Outside Sentinel, Lizzie
Quigley; Tlustees-Mrs. j. z. Sweeney, Mrs.
William Degan. Lizzie Terry. Katie Lynch, Katie
krugar.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills sailed last week
from New York visit to England.
aMrs. j. {. Flood has recovered sufficiently
from her accident to 90 10 her country residence
at Menlo Park.
General and Mrs. John Gibbon and family
have taken apartments at the Hotel Rafael for
the summer.
Miss Catherine Hittell is preparing to leave the
last part OF the month or early IN May for visit
TO Santa Barbara. where she will be entertained
at the home of MIR. EwOod B. Cooper.
Mrs Peter Donahue ana Mrs. Eleanor Martin
Will leave for san Rafael the first week IN May.
Miss Maud Howard. who has been hOusek eep
ing with her father, has gone Il visit to Eu-
rope While Mr.. Charles Webb Howard has taken
al ailments at the California.
Hon. w. w. Morrow and family will spend part
OF next week al the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and MIS-. Louis b. Parrot closed mp their
Frankin-slreet residence on Wednesday last aud
moved over 10 san Rafael Tor the summer season.
MIR. and Mis-. John q. kiitle aud Miss Lucia
Klttlr, who have been Spending The winter
months at the Palace Hotel, have returned to
their home in Ross Valley.
Mrs HAIRY Oppenhelmer has returned home
after visit OF several weeks with Airs. A. Will
Jams OF Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. BothIn will spend the
summer in Ross Valley. Marin County.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles NJ. keeney Will spend Inc
summer at the Hotel Rafael.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. +. Head and Miss Head will
spend he season at lie Hotel del Monte.
Miss Eugenia Chaplin, who has been visiting
Major ana slrs. Gardner at Angel Island, has re-
turned 10 the city.
Mrs. A Page Brown will spend the summer at
the Hotel del Monte.
Mr. j. b. Haggin has left this Coast for the
East in his private car. TO arrive in New York
nexI Thursday.
George Simpson OF Stockton at her residence in
this city.
Mrs. Charles Sonntag has been entertaining
Miss Mae Handy al the Hotel PleasdBTOn.
Rev. DF. and Mrs. Foute aud family will go to
San Rafael Nay 1st, where they will spend the
summer.
General W. II. Dmond, the Misses DImond,
Mr. and Mrs E. r. Dimond and Mr.. Harry Dr.
mond leave next we, for their pretty country
Mrs. II. Nj. NewhalI and Mr.. George A. New
hall returned on Saturday from their six weeks
southern tour.
MRS. c. Q. Il. Miller left Yesterday Tor the Hotel
Rafael, where hey will remain Tor some lime.
Mr.. and Mrs. thur Briggs left yesterday Tor
the Hotel Rafael for the summei.
Mr.. A. de la Tore Jf. has refill ned from Hay
wards, where lie was spending s,Vslal months
for The benefit OF his health.
Mrs. A. (. Hartman left Sunday for a short
VISIT 10 Sacramento.
Mrs. George II. Masllck OF Alameda and her
mother, Mrs. g. n. Williams. departed Friday
night last for New York, where they will spend
Two mouths visiting Mrs. Masick's sister, Tesd-
ing 1T Catskil. Mr.. MastIck is expected TO 90
on In June and fetch them home. Mrs. Mas
ticks bosom friend, Mrs j. W. Thompson, re-
siding In New Yoik City, started visit to the
Pacific Coast about The same line, and neither
knew the other intended TO cross the continent
there VIII be deep dlsappOiH ment on bOln sides.
y merry party Of land people left yesterday
afteln on the steamer Australia for Honolulu.
The party Included Mr. L. NJ. Hall, Miss HarTi-t
Hail. Mrs. II. q. Brown. Miss FlOTinue Brown,
Miss ChabOt, Miss Emma FarTier, Miss May
Tubos, Miss Effie Brown Messrs w. A. Pown-
Ing and A. l.. Stone left on he same steamer. A
large crowd OF friends Of the departing ones WIS.,
tied them on The steamer and waved their adieu
as the Australia LETT The wharf.
Mr.. II. S. Greedy, late of the Hotel Langham
and former manager OF the Occidental, the
Rafael, Arlington. Santa Barbara; Auzerais San
Jose; Tubbs, Oakland; American House, Bos-
ION; ROYAL Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu; Royal
Club. Singapore; Pemginossett House, White
Mountain, Is 10 take charge of the Bartlett
Springs Hotel this season.