The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-07

ing, on Tuesday evening.
Alcalde Drill Corps Party.
Alcalde Drill Corps, No. 3, n. S. G. W.,
gave their first anniversary ball last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall, which they had
decorated themselves in artistic fashion.
One hundred and fifty couples joined in
the grand march led by Captain Joseph L..
kehrleln to Blum's music. The ball was
prolonged until after midnight.
The committees wefe composed as fol-
lows: Committee of ArraneemeHts-Ser-
geant K. II. Andrews. Lieutenant W. III.
w arren. j. Z. Lafontaine, George Dabo-
vich, Charles NJ. Troll: Reception Commit
tee-Lieutenant Val Kehrlein, Theodore
field, u. Dilges. Edward Kaiser; floor man
ager. Captain Joseph L. Kehrlein: assistant
floor manager. Fred Staude; Floor Com
mittee-L. Giacobbi. Charles Hackmeir. E.
b. ID. Korten, j. Hetty, ii. Kaiser, B. F.
kehrlein.
X. and L. of Il. Entertainment.
Aurora Lodge, Knights and Ladies of
Honor, celebrated its twelfth anniversary
on Tuesday evening last in Union-square
Hall.
large nu!Rber of people was in attend
ance, who listened with much interest to
the following weil-reEdered programme
Overture, Park Band; recitation, Miss
Scott; song, Miss Aggie ChilderS; recita-
ton (selected), Miss Zenoma Gray; duet.
the Misses Katie and Belle Frost; tahleaux
exemplifying the benefits of the order.
The Delsarte system was beautifully il
Illustrated by the following young ladies.
who we're artistically dressed in uniform
costumes of pink and white: Miss Meyme
Guthrie, Miss Lottie Fairchild, Miss Helen
Martin, Miss Mamie Holland, Miss; Nellie
Macaley, Miss Lillian Clays, Miss Ida Park,
MISS Annie Becker, Miss Matte Kinsman,
Miss May Carter. Mss Patience Cook, Miss
Mamie Holden, Miss Selma Holden. Miss
Nellie johnson, Misses Kate and Carrie
Sherry.
Dancing followed to delightful n.usic, and
the affair was pronounced decided success
In every particular.
The Sons of ST. George Ball.
A pleasant party wassiven last evening
at B'nai Birth Hall by the Sons of st.
George in aid of their employment and re-
lief bureau.
There was a large attendance and ma ny
tickets sold were unrepresented. johnson
Il Gutman's Band officiated and dancing
continued till l O'Clock.
The following gentlemen acted on the
various committees: Committee of Arrange
ments-W. Ii. Fuller (Chairman). Joseph
Hagan Secretary J. c. Matson, A. Baker,
William X. Jacks, A. j. Sparrow, L. John
son, j. Carter. William Sheatf, James Hall,
7. Poyser, G. Thomas, G. b. Roosevelt, w.
5. Roosevelt, NJ. W. keogh. ". Kirby; floor
manager. James Hall; Floor Committee
A. j. Sparrow. G. Thomas. W. Kirby. W.
Wood, ". S. Roosevelt; Reception Com
mittee-T. Poyser, J. c. Matson. G. B.
Roosevelt. j. Carter, William K. Jacks, N.
w. keough.
An Italian Dinner.
An enjoyable "Chuping' dinner took
place last Sunday under the auspices of
the Camelia Club. The dinner was pre-
in ha Ttoli et,,Ia htrN
GRIM and Capurro, and was pronounced eX-
ceilent by the large Assem- blage.
Speech-making, singing ana dancing We're
continued until late hour The next club
event will take place in two weeks ami
viii be q spaghetti dinner. a large num-
Der OF invitations have been sent out
Following were the gentlemen present:
Messrs. ! Wassouri, L, Pellegrini,. F. Pei
legrini, ID. Barley, j. Mannox, j. Good
win. b. Iverson, Il. Gallagher. S. Capurro,
Ii. Thompson, +. kavanaGh, A. w. ellis,
E. Hall, James Duncan, Thomas Haskns
T. Crane. f. Allen, f. McGowan. Samuel
Gilmore, Mr. Bowling and others.
Society Personals.
Mrs. John S. Hager ard Miss Hager leave
early next week for New York. They will
be back before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Stetsou, Mr..
Frank Stetson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ok
nard leave the latter part of next week for
visit East. Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey W ms
low will occupy the StetsOn residence on
Van Ness avenue during their absence.
Mrs. J. b. Reddick, wife. of Lieutenant
Governor Reddick, is the guest of Mrs.
Senator J. Il. Mahoney of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Davis will occupy
their newly purchased property on the
southwest corner of Cough street and
Broadway within the next few weeks.
Mrs. Samuel II. Blair Is contemplat ing 4
trip East.
Miss McLane of Baltimore, who has been
the guest of Miss Head during the past two
weeks, will now visit the Misses Griffith at
their residence on Rincon Hill.
Lieutenant 5. l.. Fai-On arrived from the
East yesterday after an absence OF about
eighteen months.
Mrs. W. F. White and family, of East
Oakland, have come over TO the city and
are residing at 1905 Haight street
Mrs j. j. Hayes of this city returned on
Tuesday last from two weeks visit TO her
sisters in San Jose and friends at Hiilsdale
Miss Alice Sinuott accompanied her.
MIR. L. A. Frank was at the Auditorium
Hotel, Chicago, week ago.
Mrs. J. G. Jackson OF 911 Suffer street
has returned from the East and viii be with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Klebs, 1914
isbed. AT home Thursdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton. and their
daughter, Miss Grace Barton, have takea
apartments at the Palace Hotel for the win
ter, closing their Alameda residence