The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-12

Mrs. Lippman Sachs, Mr.. Amson Sachs, Mr..
Henry Sachs, Mrs. L. Mack, Miss Ida
Mack, Mr.. Sim Mack, Mr.. j. Mendelsohn,
Mr.. Ben Sachs, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sachs,
Louis Breslauer, MIR. and Mrs. S. Bam-
and Mrs. E. Brunswick. Mrs. George
Levy. Miss R. Cans, Mr.. Abe Cans,
DR.: L. Goldschmedt, DR.. Falk Eidayer and
wife, the Misses Vidaver. MI l.: D; Man
ning Miss Sutherland, Miss Annie Gnttlob.
MI. J. J. Gottloh. Mr.. Joe Gottlob, Mr.: and
Mrs. f. Merzbacb, Mr. and Mrs. E. Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. LeyingstoD, MIR. and Mrs.
j.. j. Livingston, Mr.. Theodore FigHl, Mr..
sanger. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wiener. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sch!sssinger, Mr.. l.: w. Classen, Mrs.
Annie l.. Jacobs of New Orleans. Mrs.
Lardendon Lazarus, Mr.. Sam Hirschfelder,
Mr.. Arthur Cohnreieh, Mr.. Sol Bloom, Miss
May Bloom, DR.: A. E. Regensberger, Mr.,
Joe Mandel. Mrs. Rosengarten, Miss f.
Rosengarten, Mrs. ID. Samson, Miss
Ida Samson, Mr.. Milton. Samson, Miss
Sara Sara Caro-, Mt. Abe Caro- A Mr.; Ike
Miss M. Goiinsky, Mr.. B. Golinsky, Mr.. b.
c. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Figel, Mrs.
S. Wolfe, Miss Miriam Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs
Max Davis, Mr.. VIII Beck, Miss f. Baum.
Miss F, Stern. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Green
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Greenberg, NJ.
and Mrs. S. Strauss. Messrs. E. II. and NJ
}. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mandel. MIR. l..
Honingsberger Mr.. and Mrs. NJ: Wiener,
Judge r. b. Carpenter. the Misses Behrendt.
Mrs. W. Behrendt, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Ehr-
Levy, Messrs. NJ. and G. Rosencranz, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Rothenberg, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Schonwasser. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed WE'LL, Mr..
II. Waldeck, DR.. NJ Livingston, the Misses
Livingston, Mr.. Phil Figel, Miss Waldman.
Miss c. Getz, Mr.. and Mrs S. Bibo,
Miss j. Radstom. Miss T. Levy, the Misses
Goldman, Mr.. S. Goldman. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Heyman. Miss o. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Wertheimer. MIR. II. Simons, Judge j.
Joachimsen, Mr.. A. Wiener, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Honigsberger, Mr., Joseph NJ. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. otraSser, Mr. Jake Colin
sky, Mrs. \. JabObs, Mr.. and Mrs. T. a.
Campbell, Mr.. and MIS-. S. Mendelsohn
Mrs. 5. Wiener. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ach.
Mrs B. SchonwasSer, Mr. and Mrs John
O'Byrne, Miss ii. ISaacs, Miss Rose Meyers,
Mr.. John IsaacS.
The Grizzlies Reception.
There was quite crush last evening at
Uniou-square Hall. where the Grizzlies, a
vigorous ofTShoot of Pacific Parlor, Native
Sons of the Golden West, held their second
party.
Blum's orchestra officiated for the guests
| who danced in the midst of gay mural deco
! opening parade with Miss Emily Spencer,
making model leaders. The hours slipped
away all too swiftly and by / o'clock the
| Grizzlies had scored another decided hit.
| The committees were composed as fol
| lows: Committee of Arrangements-S. w.
Dixon chairman. DR.. II. w Hunsaker, r.
| ID. Cameron, S. V. Costello, J. A. Sully, L.
| Tehantz, Z. kleversahl; Reception Com
mttee-Dr. E. j. Frazer Chairman, }. J.
Vent, [. MeMrnomy, c; H. Smith, W; 7.
director. George E. Cameron; Floor Com
mittee - George d. Clark (ChairmGn) K.
! Trautner, d. l.. Fitzgerald, Frank w.
Smith, T. L. Lewis, j. X. Graham, Thomas
Campbell.
The quaiutly titled officers of the ursine
| association are: Chief Grizzly, George h.
Cameron; Vice-G Grizzly, 5 w. Dixon; lnky
| Grizzly, Edwin L. Forster; Sack Grizzly,
John A Steinbach; Bouncing Grizzly,
Frank W. Smith.
An Oakland Zempa Party.
On last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Branch gave a zempa party at theiI
apartments at the Merritt House. Oakland
| A very pleasant evening was spent. The
first prize was awarded TO Mr.. George Allen
| Watson.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
George Allen Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Andrews, Captain and Mrs. Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. ". g. Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs
| William Ayers, MeSsrs. ID. Hunter and Fl
/ Ii. Squiers.
TIE entertainment closed with recitations
| by Mr.. Watson.
| Society Personals.
Mrs. J. L. Sperry and daughter, Miss Eve
! lyn Sperry, who have been spending the
past year in Europe, have returned to theil
home at the Big Trees.
Mrs. A. Hampton and Miss Sailie Hamp-
ton of Spokane Falls, expect to spend the
| winter in this city.
Mr. Worthington Ames of the Nevads
Bank, well-known young society man OF
Ross Valley, Will come over and reside will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pelham w. Ames
at their city residence, on Taylor street, fol
the winter season.
Miss Ruger. daughter of General and Mrs
| Ruger, has gone On short visit to the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
Mr. john w. Maekay Jr. was due yester
day in New York on the Teutonic. Mrs
Alackay will spend the winter in Southern
| France and Italy.
Miss Sallie Eckfeldt, who has been il
| Chicago for two months past, has Joined hel
widowed sister. Mrs. Emily Mhoon Of Mem.
| phis, Tenn. Miss Laura Eckfeldt will spent
all winter in Chicago perfecting herself il
vocal music.
Ex-Governor James A. johnson, who ha
been recently Ill at his Napa County ranch.
has recovered and is recuperating at the
| Palace Hotel.
Mr.. c. y. Crttenden, the New York CAPT
talIst, who for the past year has been engaged
in charitable missionary work in various
California towns, is at the Palace.
Mrs. r. II. Swanton of Santa Cruz is Wis
iting friends in this city.
MIR. Ii. f. mckinney of Santa Cruz is stop
ping at the Palace.
Mr.. j. Il. Levy of San Jose returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. William II. Barnes has been touring
in the Eastern States, ana leaves for his
home In this city this week.
Mrs. Commodore Theresa c. Watson i.
now in Lausanne, Canton de Vaud, Swift
zerand.
Miss Carrie Hart has been visiting hel
sister. Mrs. ID. 5. Rosenbaum of Stockton
during the past two weeks.
Mrs Frank Lessen has returned from
visit to the City of Roses,
Professor Joseph lie Conte is at presen
spending a portion of his vacation a
Columbus, S. c. DR.. lie Conte is an ole
Columbian. He lived thirteen years in tina
place as professor OF the college and a,
Director OF the Niter Mining Bureau during
the war. He left his position there twentl
years ago to accept position in the STATE
University. at that time just removed Il
Berkeley.