The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-27

equal 10 the occasion, anu the receipts were
something more than $40. Following came
a recitation by Mr.. Peter Crosby and a vocal
solo by Mrs. l.. L. Thane. and after a two
minutes conversation refreshments were
served, followed very soon by hearty good
nights.
The total receipts for the ENJOYABLE even
Ing were about $50.
Y. L. L. Entertainment.
Young Ladies Institute No. gave
special entertainment and hop on last Fri
day evening at St. Georges Hall. 9O9%
Market street. The hall was beautifully
decorated with buntings and evergreens.
Following is the programme that was so
well rendered that each participant was
heartily applauded to an encore: Overture,
orchestra; opening remarks, President Miss
Ella Hanon; song, Miss Minnie Beckett;
song, Mr.. J. PInkney; piano solo, Miss Eva
OBrlen; song, Miss Katie Mulvey; song,
Mr. Magnin; musical selections, Mr.. j. W.
Douglas, Adde Corbus, Arnold Douglas;
song, Mrs. J. I. Bruce; song, Mr.. Mcguire;
song, Mr.. j. Morse; violin and piano selec-
tionS, Messrs. NJ. r. and NJ p. Freshman.
After the entertainment the guests were
banqueted on the delicacies of the season,
when the floor was cleared for dancing.
Following are the committees to whose
efforts the evenings pleasant features are
Fannie Douglas Chairman. Miss Ella Han
lon Secretary, Mrs. T. X. Nelson, Miss
Mary Wall, Miss Mamie Gallgan, Mrs. An
ME Finnegan, Miss Maggie Hettle, Mrs. Ed
Foley, Miss Mary Gallagher, Mrs. A. Ken
needy; floor manager, Miss Ella Hanlon;
assistant floor manager, Miss Maggie Het-
tie; Floor Commitee-Miss Mamie CALI
gan, Miss Hanne O'Brien, Mrs. j. Flaker,
Miss Ella Baxter, Miss Eliza Maloney, Miss
Kitty Neyins. Miss Kitty Dowan. Miss
Mary Carss; Reception CCmmittee- T.
X. Nelson, Mrs. j. Cain, Miss Ella Brady,
Hiss Rose CrOghan, Miss Kitty Burns, Miss
May Mcdonald, Miss Mamie Connolly, NJ IS
Hannah CarsS, Miss Fannie Douglass, Miss
Mary McGurk, Miss Josie Dunnigan, Mrs
f. j. Wise, Miss Kitty Hanlon and Miss
Lottie Duffy.
Dancing was continued until midnight,
when the happy company of merry-makers
dispersed, each wishing that it would not be
long before Young Ladies' Institute No.
held another Of its enjoyable affairs.
The following are the officers: Miss Ella
Hanlon. President; Miss Mamie Gallagher,
FIRST Nce-President; Miss Eliza Maloney,
second Y ice-President; Mrs Ed Foley, Re
c0rding Secretary; Miss Mary Wall. Fluan-
cial Secretary; Miss Lottie Duffy, Treas
Inside Sentinel; Hannah Car,s, Outside
Sentinel: Trustees-ElIa Baxter, Mrs. J.
F.aller, MIS-. 1. X. Nelson and Mrs. a. Fin
neaan.
An Orange Social.
The opening dance of the Home Socials
Of 81 Club took place last night at 502 La
guna street and was very successful.
The ladies present were attired in black,
with orange sashes and orange shoulder
knots, while the parlors were decorated
with orange tissue paper Dancing and the
service of a bOunte0us supper varied the fol-
lowing informal programme: Song, Miss
Cohen; piano solo, Miss Fraser; recitation,
Miss Sarah Brilliant; song, Miss Brilliant,
I,,,t
Miss Lawrence and Miss Sophie Harmon
piano solo, Miss Kitty Harmon: song. MIR.
ii. Barbee; violin selections, Mr. ). Sam
uels; recitation, Miss Rose Cohen; piano
selections, Mr.. Schmitz; solo, Miss Marks.
Shortly after arrival the guests were pre-
Sented with pretty souvenirs. For the ladies
were original button-hOok racks. formed of
gilded clOtheS-pegS, crossed and tied with
orange ribbons. For the gentlemen Were
waXen %ge-blosSom boutOnniereS and
orange-hued neckties. The party was voted
a signal success by the upward of forty
guests.
The officers of The club are: Miss G.
Cohen, President; Miss Brilliant. Nice-Pres-
ldent; Miss l.. Wallace, Treasurer; Miss
Maud W. Fraser. Secretary and the adj
mired hostess OF the first social. The other
two members are Miss Lawrence and Miss
Sarah Brilliant
The next social viii probably be fancy
dress affair, aud vii be held at the residence
of Miss Brilliant, the Nice-President, 6l6
Fulton street.
The Eureka Valley Lodge Installation.
Thursday evening last was one long 10 be
remembered. not only by the members of
Eureka Valley Lodge, No. 252. a. o. U. W.,
but by the large delegation of members from
Yerba Buena, Golden Gate, Franklin,
Burns, Bernal, Hercules. Noe Valley, Fair
mount, Excelsior and Olympic lodges, which
filled the lodge-room to overlooking to assist
in the installation of the officers fog the Gu
suing term.
The installation was ably performed by
the D. d. g. NJ. John QuintOn, assisted by
his staff of grand officers as follows: G. 2.
NJ w. Mccormick OF Bernal Lodge, Grand
Foreman ID. ID. e. NJ. Laurence of Yerba
Buena Lodge, Grand Overseer Carroll of
Hercules Lodge, Grand Guide b. Duncan of
Excelsior L1dge, Grand Financier and Re-
ceiver |. c. Oliver, also of Excelsior Lodge,
Grand |. W. Sanchez of Bernal Lodge and
Grand OrganSt c. II. Hahn of Excelsior
Lodge.
Meagher, Foreman; John Baher, Overseer;
John T. Kidd Fourth YEAR, Recorder; ii.
Schneider Fourth YEAR,, Receiver; +. KIM
bal Fourth year., Financier; T. H. Scott,
Guide; Z. B. Drummond, l. W; Charles
Feischer, o. w; Irustees-John Fies, w.
J. Cuthbertson and John p. Fitzpatrick;
Medical Examiner. j. II. S0per
After the installation ceremonies, ?. NJ.
W., W. j. 1ilman Of Noe Valley Lodge, in
behalf of Eureka Valley Lodge, presented
one to the retiring NJ. w, John P. Fitzpat-
rick, and one each TO John T. Kidd, II.
Schneider and f. kimbal, the latter three
for services rendered during the past three
years in their respective Offices. Each re-
cipient feelingly responded.
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the banquet-roOm, where ample Justice was
done at the festive board. each brother re-
ceving a souvenir of the occasion, in the
shape OF a wooden plate, deliberately printed
with the names Of the four newly installed
p. NJ. WOrkmen-John F. Fitzpatrick, III.
Schneider, f. Kimbai, John I. Kidd.
After receiving a bountiful supply of re-
freshmentS all again returned to the lodge
room and were entertained by songs by j.
Irving of Spartan, Gus Pohman of Burns
marks by ID. d. g. Marters, John QuintOn
and Mr.. Lawrence (the latter of District
No. q, B. Duncan and Mr.. Duncan Sr. and
F. w. Hill. of Burns Lodge, Mr.. McLaugh-
lin of Golden Gate, j. A. Grenzin of Har-
mony and many others. The evenings en-
tertainment concluded with piano solo by
G. ii. Hahn of Excelsior, after which the
lodge closed, it being early morning, when
all dispersed to their several homes, not
only exchanging congratulations on the
lOQge'S successful lnSIdIlallOL, out bearing
pleasant remembrances of the evenings feS-
tivities.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Allen Cooley is visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. /. S. Belcher, at their resi-
dence on Haight street.
Dr. Chester A. Rowell. who is visiting
Sacramento from Fresno, will soon come to
this city.
Hon. George E. Whitney and Mr.. George
Z. Whitney Jr. left for the East last Friday
afternoon to be gone about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j. Carroll are guests
at the California Hotel
Miss Myra Burnett is visiting the Misses
Ryland Of San Jose.
Miss Jennie Mcmillan was recently the
guest of Mrs. w. D. Pennycock of Vallejo.
Miss Nellie Powell Of Healdsburg, we'll
known society belle of that city, is visiting
Miss Ada DOugherty of Fruitvale.
Mr.. Chauncey NJ. st. John returned on
Saturday from his couple of months visit in
the Eastern States.
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