The morning call., 1891-04-17

/ Broderick and Messrs. Frank Hayes and Il.
| Pyle entertained the company.
| The union is composed OF hard working
| men, whose motto is punctuality and whose
contribution to the public good is largely
| moderated and overlooked. They include
| some of the brightest and most attractive
| young men in the community, and It Is only
to be regretted that the evening of their
/ benefit was not more favorable, as regards
weather, TO their interests. Their officers
are as follows: Frank Lake, President
| M. Winters, Vice-President; George NC
Cav, Secretary; r. E. Willis. Treasurer
| Mr. Gardner, Sergeant-st-Arms.
| The committees of The evening were COM
posed as follows: Floor Committed. E.
| Murden Chairman. 0. e. Fairfield, q. E.
| Geraud, L. Beran, j. Z. Hancock; Recep-
ton Committee-T. j. Crowley Chairman,
Frank Lake, r. E. Willis, NJ. Winters,
| John Z. Martin.
Farewell Party on Folsom Street.
On Tuesday evening last large number
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Hir-
singer gathered at their residence, 1859 Fol
som street, to wish bon voyage to the lady
who was about to leave on an extended
visit to France. Their visit was not entire
ly unex 2ected, and they met with a splendid
reception.
The guests began TO arrive at O'Clock,
| and by 9 the spacious communicating rooms
! their respects, showing the high esteem in
| which the lady is held. After a bounteous
| supper had been partaken OF, during which
| speeches were made and Mrs. HirsingeT S
| health drank, singing and dancing were in-
| dulged in until an early hour in the morn
ing. Mrs. Hirsinger left on the overland
train on Wednesday morning and expects
| to be absent about four months.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Hirsinger. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Listmann,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gassmann, Mr.. ana
| Mrs Valentine Bischoff, Mr. and Mrs. ID.
Severance, MIR. and Mrs. L. Schbad, Mir.
and Mrs. p. Fonmigner, Mrs. d. Woods,
| Mrs. Genevieye Curiah, Miss May Woods,
| Miss Emily Gassmann, Miss Nannette Lut-
| finger, Miss Helena StuDarich, Miss Amelia
| Listmann, Miss Annie Fitzgerald; Messrs.
Judge }. Henderson of Nevada, G. E. Hir-
! singer Jr., Paul j. Stnparch, p. j. Dwyer.
! Arthur 4. Hamilton, f. W. Callahan, j. j.
! Sullivan, Emile Etienne, D. NJ. Herlihy,
| Albert j. Jordan. e. Listmann, John
| Hughes, Daniel Reardon. Owen Prunty. j.
| Ii. DOnohoe, i. j. K0esel, W. Smaltz and
| j. Noonan.
Court EI Dorado Party.
The prevailing moisture last evening some
what interfered with the attendance at the
third anniversary party Of Court Ell Dorado,
No. 1910, A. o. F. of A, at Odd Fellows
Hall, last evening Still those who came
had very pleasant time.
Tue committees of the evening consisted
of; Committee of Arrangements-M. Gold
stein (Chsirmanl, o. Boldemann, A. NJ.
Beach, C. p. Henry, b. Jamisou; Reception
Committee-C. Maginnls, Harry Horn, W.
Z. Henry, NJ Celler, II. l.: Moldrup, J. w.
LeatherS; floor manager, w. j. Bunemann ;
Floor COmmittee-B. J. B0ldemaun, +. L..
Kruse, j. J. Collins, C. II. Peterson, G. h.
Lidde, =. Larson.
Following are the officers of the COURT
Past Chief Ranger, a. Dijeau; Chief
Ranger, w. j. Bunemann; Sub Chief
Ranger, A. NJ. Beach, Treasurer, w. j.
LPathers aFinanGial Secretary, Il. j. Bolde
mann; Recording Secretary, c. p. Henry :;
Senior Woodward, 4. J.. Kruse; Junior
Woodward. j. II. Mailer; Senior Beadle,
L. T. Dennis; Junior Beadle, J.. Larson !;
Physician, DR.. E. g. Frisbie; OrganiSt, w.
L. Henry.
Court Bay City Party.
Court Bay City, No. eS57, A. o. F. of A,
gave pleasant ball last evening at Bnai
Birth Hail.
An agreeable feature of the evening was
the presentation, about IL o'clock, TO Past
Chief Ranger 3. f. johnson of handsome
silver badge for bringing in most members
during a definite period. Dancing was con-
tinued till o'clock.
The committees in charge consisted OF :
Committee of Arrangements-D. Schud-
mack Chairman, Il. Casner, N. Glass, A.
Rotbhalz, S. Taussig. A Klaus, b. +. John
son. s. lsaacs. NJ. Kahn, j. III. johnson, j.
Kallmann; Reception Committee-M. Glass
| (Chairman), B. e. johnson, S. Taussig,
Harry Casner, Gus Casner, NJ. Kahn; floor
manager, }. kaltman; assistant floor man
ager, j. II. Johnson; Floor Committee-M.
Moses, A. ROthhalz, B. Garron, L. Lipp-
man, NJ. Arunson, j. A. Hickey.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. w. Hopkins left for the
East last evening on account of the death
of Mr. Hopkins mother, who died on
Wednesday morning at her residence in st.
Clair, Mich. after short illness.
Mr. j. W. Mackay, accompanied by his
son, is preparing TO leave for the East in a
| few days. His absence from this Coast will
be brief, as he is expected to return early
next month.
MI. and Mrs. L. L. Baker and family and
! Miss KIttie Stone will leave shortly for Sau-
salito, where they have taken house for
| the summer.
Consul Hochkofier, the Austro-H Hungarian
| Consul at this port. is seriously i'll at his
| apartments in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raoul Martinez reached here
| from New York, where they are at present
making their home, the first part Of the
| week.
Judge Oliver P. Evans is at Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Unna (nee Kaisky)
| have returned from the south and will re-
ceive Sunday, April 18Th, at their residence,
! 1913 Fillmore street, near Golden Gate av-
| enue.
Mrs. C. C. Laselle is visiting Denver,
| Colo.
Mrs. w. T. Forsman, who has been very
| sick at her home, 1928 California street, is
improving daily, and viii be at home I"
| Tuesdays after May 1st.
Miss Grace Edwards is making a short
| visit with friends at Menlo Park.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert p. Wieland will go TO
| Sausalito on May LIST for the summer.
Nine. Louise Higgs and family left for the
East, en- route for England, yesterday morn
ing By the overland.
Baron Faulkenberg is making a short
| visit at Woodland.
Mr. Edmund w. Marks and Miss Mollie
Marks are visiting DIR. and Mrs. j. T..
Seholl in Los Angeles.