The morning call., 1891-11-24

Matron, was presented with magnifc ent
jewel, a diamond star, the emblem of the
order, and Mr. Henry S. Smith, Past Patron,
was the recipient of diamond ring. the
iswels being set in the form OF a star: Mrs.
Fisher then presented Mrs. Kate Willetts,
Past and Present Secretary, with beauti-
full basket of flowers. and also Mrs. Hobo,
Past Worthy Matron. The ceremonies
concluded, the floor was cleared OF chairs
and the company danced until nearly MD
ladies were dressed in their handsomest toll
lets. and that the affair was Drililant
throughout
Daughters OF st. George.
The members of Alexandra Lodge. No
60, Order OF Daughters Of st. George,
crowded their hall in the Union-square
Building last night, the occasion being
an entertainment and dance in honor
of their anniversary. The officers ares
Past President Mrs. DR.. Anna Booth Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. S. Wyatt; Vice-President. Mrs.
E. Sawyer; Chap lain, Mrs. NJ. A; Jones.
During the course of the evening the fol-
ture, Sister Barstow; song. Mr.. lsador
Mayer; piano solo, Miss Hope; recitation.
Mrs. Stockton; quartet. Mrs. Scott, Miss
Bennett Mr.. Mayer and Mr.. Palmer; banjo
duet, Messrs. Isaaber and Anderson song,
Mrs. Gray; song, Mrs. Renfro; song, Mr..
the ladies wearing their most bewitchlng
costumes, besides which each officer wore
upon her breast one OF the handsomest
badges that was ever conceived for similar
occasion. After the programme dancing
was INDUCED in until after midnight.
Surprise on Thirteenth Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. George Springer on last Satur-
day evening at his residence, % Thirteenth
street. Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer, the Misses Emily and Annie Nc
Namara, Miss Kitty Koppleus, Miss May
Springer, Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Nellie
Carey, Mss Fanny Springer. Miss Annie
johnson, Miss Ella Hall, Miss Edna Hand
son; Mpssrs. Edward Waugh, Charles Tate,
George Springer, George Boyle, Warren Ire
Ian, Louis Springer, Frank lrelan, James
Ordway, Harry Hart, Fred Thompson.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baruch (nee Hyman)
ba We returned from their wedding trip and
are at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. j. ID. Redding and Miss Myra Red
ding ara settled in Paris for the winter.
Miss Leila Carroll of Sacramento is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. C. o. Alexander.
Miss Domitt, who went East to attend the
W. &. I. U. National Convention in Boston.
her native city, is at present the CUES
of Mrs. Thomas at The Tudor. Her many
friends will be glad to hear OF her pleasant
surroundings and good health.
DR.. and Mrs. d. +. Raglan nee Sweeney
have returned from their wedding tour and
are at the Hotel Paramount, preparatory to
| taking up housekeeping.
Mr. Alfred Lewis Meverstein of the firm
of Lewis Meyerstein of this city has CONS
to New York on an extended business jour-
ney for the house.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hin have returned
to town from SausRlito.
Mrs. J. X. Franklin and Miss Frank lin
have moved to 2930 California street, and
will receive on the second and fourth
| Wednesdays in the month.
Mrs. FlOIa Haines Loughead, formerly of
this city. now of Santa Barbara, is about to
publish her own short stories In book form
every month.
Senator Jones Of Nevada is expected to
arrive on the Coast in few days. During
his visit his affairs in the East will be man.
aged by his brother, Mr.. 5. l.. Jones. who
left for New York n short time ago.