The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-13

j. c. Ayers as Mrs Livingston. After the
entertainment supper was served in the
banquet-hal and dancing was then in order
till o'clock.
The ladies worked very hard to make the
affair the success it was and inspired many
comrades with their enthusiasm The fol-
lowing committees contain the names Oh
those who merit particular credit on the &C.
casion: General Committee-Mrs. Amelia
Buttner (PresidenO. Mrs. A. Ayers, MIS-. H.
Annis, Mrs. G. Sherwood, Mrs. l.; v mite
sides, Mrs. II. Hostetter, Mrs L. Little,
Mrs. ). Murray Bailey. Mrs A. Mead, Mrs.
j. L. Harvey, Mrs. NJ. Turner Secretary,
Mrs. L. Scholten (Treasurer), Messrs. j.
Murray Bailey. H. Brewer, J. 81: Hilton,
r, S. Cross, p. J. Landigan, w. W, Ayers,
l. Wells E. B. Griffith, j. Stone, G. Houston,
c. II. Anuis; Reception Committee-Mrs.
Jennie Houston, Mrs. Adelaide Mead, Miss
Lueretia Horn. Mrs. Lena Scholten, Mrs.
E. b. Griffith, Mrs. Annie Black, Mrs. Sarah
Metcalf, Mrs. Mary E. Wells, Mrs. Lizzie
Whitesides, Mrs. Lizzie Myers, Mrs. Marcia
l.. Wenk, Mrs. Jeanette L. Harvey; floor
manager, Comrade Charles Ii. Annis; Floor
COmmittee-MrS Jennie Cogle, Miss Isabel
PnkSon, Miss Lille ButtRer, Miss Henrietta
PlnkSau, Miss Lucy McKenna, Miss Myrtle
Baker, Mrs. A. J. Budd. Comrade p. j..
Landigan, Past Captain J. I, Stone. Mr..
J. H. Montell, Captain E. w. Eustice,
Sergeant a. NJ. AnniS.
A Theater Party.
On Saturday evening last party consist
ing Of Miss Aimee Loryea of this city, the
Misses Amelia and Anita Fernandez of
Pnole, Miss Hermine Blum, Mr. and Mrs.
ii. J. Curry, Messrs r. b. Borland, Will
lam X. Cole, Edmund Blum and Max Blum
Of Martinez attended the performance OF
the Water Queen" at the Bush-street
Theater. After theater they Adjourned to
tile Maison Doree and partook oil nne
banquet prepared for them. Mr.. and MIS-.
II. j. Curry acted as chaperones OF the
party and most enjoyable evening was
had by the participants.
Society Personals
Tie Right Rev. Bishop Wingfeld, who
has been East since January, has arrived at
his home in Beni;ia.
Mr.. W. r. Ormsby is visiting Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Bale are expected in a
few days from their recent sojOurn in Mex
leo. They have secured for their return
apartments at the Occidental Hotel, where
they make their home when in town.
Miss Mollie Torbet left for New York on
Sunday last to spend. a few monthS visiting
relatives in New York.
Major j. B. Pond of the Stanley party
who is SojUurnng Mt the Occidental Hotel
with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Miss Glass, was joined last evening by his
wife, who was detained at st. Louis by the
sickness of her little boy.
Lieutenant W. L. Sewell, u. S. n, has
been ordered to the Lancaster, to report at
Portsmouth. \. ii.
MIS- Frank Barnard of Victoria is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elkins at their home
in MenlO Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Cable left last evening
for the East. During their stay here they
We're entertained at Mare Island.
Miss Helen Wheeler is being entertained
by Mrs. Jack Hammond.
Colonel and Mrs. George Hager are en-
tertaiuiug Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence
of Boston at their residence in ColuSa.
Mrs. Lawrence is niece of Mrs. Hager.
Mrs. }. J. OConnell and the Misses
0'Connell, of Angel Island, are now visiting
at the West Point Military Academy.
Major Mclaughlin Of OroYille visited
Santa Cruz on Tuesday.
Colonel and Mrs. W. Forsyth are here
from their home in Fresno and have apart
ments at the Occidental Hotel.
DR.. Hale left Pasadena on Monday for
Santa Monica, and alter few days spent
at Santa Barbara and other points in that
part Of the State will come 10 this city.
Mrs. Webster Jones is spending few
weeks at the Arlington Hotel in Santa Bar
bara.
Mir. Albert Gerberding is spending few
days in Fresno.
MIR. and Mrs. George NJ. Pinekard have
returned to their residence in San Rafael
after visit of several months to Colonel
and Mrs. E. Z. Eyre.
Mr.. Robert Tomie has returned to town
after visit to Grass Valley.
Colonel j. b. ID. Irwin returned from
Washington on Wednesday and joined his
family at the Occidental Hotel.
Miss Craig, daughter of Colonel F. II.
Craig Of this city, is visiting Mrs. G. II.
Miller of Fresno.