The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-05

Miss Maggie O'Keefe; recitation. Miss E.
A. Duncan; solo, Miss Xena Roberts bass
solo, MIR. X. 5. Duncan; piano solo. Miss
kittle Werner. The hall was then cleared
tor dancing. which was enjoyed until after
midnight. Elegant programmes, bearing
the emblem of the order in red and black
were provided.
The acting committees were comnosed as
fellows: Committee of Arrangements
William Healy, G. Pohlmann, W. G. John
son. X. S. Duncan. NJ. W. Bergin; Recep-
ton Committee-Gustave Pohlmann, j. II.
Grlbbin. John CLAM, Gustave Olsen, WIZ
lam Kane, +. Heiduska; floor manager
Robert S. Duncan; Floor Committee-Will-
lam H. Hill, Frank Stohr, james Duncan.
j. Wierck.
A Birthday Party.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given by Mr.. Daniel W. Conroy, Sunday
evening, November 10Th, in honor of his
thirEy-eighth birthday anniversary. The
gathering took place at the club-rooms of
the San Francisco Athletic Club, 43l15 Sixth
street. which were elegantly decorated for
the occasion
Over 100 guests responded to the invita-
tons issued. Part of the evening was spent
IN dancing. During the evening refresh
ments was served. after which an interest
Ing programme of appropriate toasts and
vocal and instrumental music was given.
The following took part in the entertain
ment: Song, Mr.. Meyer Cohen; Irish
sspecialities. Mr.. Loughery; song. Miss Dell
Curley; Dutch speciaties, Messrs. Lenhardt
and McAullife; musical king, Mr.. w. Pat
ton: duet, Miss Sadie Kenny and Miss Mag
gle Mcdonald; duo. Mr.. J. ii. Black and
MI Fortune; song, MIR. Kelly; song, BABY
Dietz, and Irish Justice" by the Howard
Speciality Company.
Society Personals.
Miss Ellen Hale. only daughter of Rev.
Edward Everett Hale, Miss Susan Hale and
Miss Mary Marquand will pass the winter
in Southern California. They are now in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Cushing and Mrs. II.
r. Gushing are over from Blithedale and are
stopping at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. Seymour Severance is visiting his
parents at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ii. Kittredge and family
Will pass this winter at Hotel Bella VISTA
Mrs. E. B. Croker and Mrs. J. Sloat
Fassett registered at the Palace Hotel on
Thursday.
Mr.. John w. Mackay left for New York
on Thursday evening accompanied by Mr..
Richard Y. Dey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome B. Lincoln and Miss
Ethel Lincoln are now in Boston visiting
relatives and are not expected here before
the new year.
Joaquin Miller has gone TO Los Angeles
TO lecture under the auspices OF the Gordon
Star Association.
Miss Georgia Brinkley, Mrs. Stanford's
private secretary. has returned from a
pleasant visit to relatives in Napa. She
will accompany Mrs Stanford to Washing
ton in few days.
Mrs. Williams, wife of General George B.
Williams, will stay with her brother, Mr..
Epson, at Sacramento during her husbands
absence.
Mrs. Isaac Friedlander. Mrs. August L.
Bowie, the Misses Friedlander and Miss
Bessie Bowie have returned from Il couple
OF months sojourn at San Jose.
Mr.. Sam Jones, brother Of Senator J. 2.
Jones, has gone down tosSanta Monica.
Mr.. n. j. Britain and family have come
to town for the season and will not return
to their country home near Redwood until
next summer.
Mrs. Hall and her daughter, Miss Dns-
more. have returned to Los Gatos, after a
visit of year Ill the Eastern States and
Europe.
Mr. Fred Michaels, son of Mr. H. Michaels
of Langley Il Michaels, has returned from
al extensive trip to Europe.
Mrs. Z. ChriSton, wife of Mr.. ChristOn of
the firm of Wolf & ChriSton, Detroit, Mich.
is visiting her father and mother at CTS
Twentieth street, accompanied by Mrs.
Warren, wife of one of the members of the
diamond house, Sturgeon u Warren OF the
same city.
Mr.. NJ. Stuart Taylor is confined by i'll
ness TO his residence on Regent street, Ala
media.
Mr.. George KEENAN,, the celebrated ST.
berian traveller, Mrs. KEENAN, and Mr.. w.
Z. Glave, who was one of Stanley's lieuten-
ants in Africa, and who has lately been doing
some exploration in Alaska, left Thursday
on the Colima for Panama and New York
Ii is understood that Mr.. Glaye will enter
the lecture field in the East, and that Mr.
KEENAN, will probably deliver his Siberian
lectures in England.