The morning call., 1891-10-29


by Mrs. Fred Barto and the programme
closed with the comedietta, "a Husband in
Clover" rendered by Miss Louise Cosgro
and Mr.. VIII C. Meaher. In spite of the
stage deficiencies the little piece was quite
successful in holding the delighted attention
OF the audience.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed under the
direction of Mr.. J. J. Coffey, assisted by
Messrs. Wallis, Worms, Enemark, j. n. de
Leon and c. F. Carfell
The committee in charge included: Mr.
II. W. Hutting, Mrs Annie e. Evans, Mr..
J. Z. Kingsley, Mr.. l.. B. Hopkins ana MI
L. b. Cunningham.
Party on Stanford Street.
A most enjoyable surprise party took
place on Friday evening last at % Stanford
street. in compliment to Miss Maggie Mel
Ian The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing. singing and games. Supper was
served at y o'clock, after which the Duffy
Brothers sang a beautiful duet A very
pretty vocal solo was rendered by Miss Kit
tie Mulyey, and a recitation by Mr.. John
Narau. Music was furnished by the
MesSrs. r. Kearney. w. Martin and G.
Duffy.
The company consisted of: Miss Clara
Vincent, Miss Maggie Neilan, Miss Nellie
Mnlyey, Miss Grace SpOwart, Miss Bell
Mulvey, Miss Monte Neilan. Miss
Kittie MulveS, Miss Jennie Spow-
art, Miss Annie LAWN, Miss Minnie
Toner, Miss Myrtle Moses, Miss Maggie
SpOuart, Miss Minnie Beckett, Miss Ham ali
SpOUart, Miss Josie Corbett, Miss Mabel
Spouart, Miss Sophie Gielow, Miss Clara
Bockman, Miss A. Gielow, Miss Viola Van
Niels; Messrs. r Kearney, G. Duffy. ".
Martin. ". Duffy. J. Hooper, j; Grant, ii.
Hughes. Z. Harmon. J. Van Mel, j. Lawn,
G. Richmond. X. Van Mel. T. LAWN, w.
Moses, J. Neilan, E. Van Mel, j. LAWN,
j. Bremen, c. Purcell, W. Sexton, w.
Hawley, j. McCarty, Z. johnson.
Party on Mission Street.
a most enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Mr.. George Lam by his friends
Saturday evening, the 18th inst, at his
parents residence, 1506 Mission street.
Dancing. games and singing were among
the pleasures Of the evening. At y o'clock
supper was served after which the guests
returned to the parlorS, where singing and
games were continued until early morning.
Great credit is due to the committee COM
posed of Messrs. Edward WunScher and
Otto Ditkman.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lam. Mrs. j. Anderson, Miss
Hazel Heuer, Miss Frieda Wunscher, Miss
Emma Spiegel, Miss Lille Schmolk, Miss
Minnie TecklenbeTg, Miss Marie Rolan, Miss
q,
Hilda Thauwnrld, Miss Apnis Palmquist,
Miss Laura UtSChig, Miss Mollie Dillon,
Miss Nora PalmquiSt Miss Sadie McQuade,
Miss Eva Russell, Miss Annie Millar, Miss
Eda Nicholai, Miss Adele VESSEL. Miss
May Hink, Miss Rose Wunscher, MessrS.
Charles Leavitt. Phil B0ulo. Charles Tauzer,
Otto Eppler. Carl Sehwartze, Il. Watson,
T. TeCk enberg. Otto hickman. Edward
Wnnscher, Arthur Theme, E. SchwartZa,
James Hill, William Lam, S. Camp, r.
KpmUch William HeOckele, John White,
". Graham, Otto Hasliuger, b. SchwartZe.
&. Smith. Richard Dillon, c. Brown, }.
Mullaue H. Rolan. James Dillon and Frank
Curtis.
Society Personals.
Colonel Guenther of the Fifth Artillery
Regiment, u. 5. A, and his sister, Miss
Guenther. arrived recently from the East,
and are at the Occidental Hotel. The Colo
mel has just received his Lieutenant-Colo-
nelcy, and will bs stationed at one OF the
military posts in the barbor.
Liutenant-Commander w. w. Mead has
been detached from duty on the chartered
steamer AK, and from the receiving snip
Independence, and ordered to proceed home
ana await orders.
Mrs. J. Mervyn Donahue has como 10 her
cottage in San Rafael.
DR.. and Mrs. Bates of Mare Island are
visiting at the Hotel Vendome.
Colonel and Mrs. Z. L. Eyre and Miss
Eyre. who have been spending the past
month Mt the California, lrft on Tuesday
evenings overland train for New York,
where they expect to siend tie winter
season.
MI Columbus Bartlett returned with he
Albatross from Honolulu.
DR.. and Mrs. Beverly McMOnaCle nee
CoIbittl have returned from their European
tour. and ale now with Mr.. and Mrs. +. ;.
Moody at their Frankln-SueeJ residence,
Mrs. John higmore and her daughters,
Misses Beatrice and Violet Wigmore, of Los
Angeles, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. IL. =. Preston and son, OF HaywardS,
who we're visiting Miss A. Won Rom
of 1874 Hilbert street last week returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. f. y. lnnes, wife Of Professor Innes,
leader of the band Of that name, and who
played at the Mechanics Fair two years
ago, returned to this city yesterday, having
made flying trip from Portland, Oregon,
to visit Professor r. L. Yanke and wife.
She leaves San Francisco tomorrow to meet
her husband at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stealey Of this city
are visiting Portland, Oregon.
DR.. W. r. Cluness Of Sacramento is very
seriously i'll OF pneumonia at his residence
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Robbins and Mrs. S.
Evans, mother of Mrs. Robbins of Los An
geles, are sojourning at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Remy, wife Of Captain Remy of the
navy, las returned with her family to her
winter residence in Washington, D. c.. from
Northern New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Furst NEE Liebes)
will receive their friends at the Palace Hotel
on Saturday. October 3lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bennett returned a
few days ago from trip to Honolulu.
Mr.. William H. Barne', the Well-known
fTater and lecturer, will not be able u re-
turn home until about the middle, instead
of the It'll, of November. The demands of
his Eastern friends are the cause Of the de-
tentiOn.
Mr. Hubert a. Bancroft is visiting Mexico
with his family. and has taken apartments
for the winter at the Hotel Iturbide, City Of
Mexico. which will be his address. Mr.
Bancroffs historical works are highly APP
pTeciated in that quarter, where it is
claimed that the author. by his thoroughness
and impartiality. has done more Tor the
Mexican people than any man outside of the
rpnuhlip