The morning call., 1891-10-31

OA1N Il HI IA IN SOltCOos ~
Band officiated and the singing of "Anld
Lang Syne' brought a 'gey guld time 10
an appropriate conclusion.
The special committees consisted of Re-
ception Committee = Cheftain !. Ii. Nc
1unes (Chairman), Donald g. G. Mckay,
John Stewart, Allan McKinnon, H. Fraser.
James Spiers. Alex Nicholson, james Nc
Nab. John Ross, w. COrmack, L. A. Nc
Lerie. Elijah Mckenzie, j. ID. Coulie, Dr.
ID. Mcmillan. A. Foreman. John Elder,
Donald Call; floor manager, Dr. Henry H.
Brown; assistant floor manager. Dr. A. a.
Gilmour; Floor Committee-JOhn c. Nc
Evan, James Drever. Harry Walker, Alex
Campbell, James Scobie, Edward Ross, ID.
NJ. L. McLennan, Alex Sharp, Thomas Will
son. Alex Henderson, George w. Paterson
The Woodbridge Church Bazaar.
The entertainment on Thursday evening
at the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church
parlors, opening the three days bazaar.
drew larger attendance yesterday to the
bazaar booths, where many articles, orna-
mental and useful, were sold.
In the evening the following programme
was offered: Chinese hymn, the company
vocal solo. lead Me-" Chune Fab recita.,,
tiOn, "A Lady's Fan" Seu Kay; "Moti4n" on
song, Chinese children; recitation, " The
Frugal Chinese That Came to Boston,
Chupe Fab; Chinese hymn, the company !;
japanese legend, Little Minnie" Miss
Lottie Schunhotf; Chinese theater scenes On
character). Chinese prima donna. Mr.. Rob
ert c. Mitchell; series Of splendid tab
leaux vivants. Mr. A. f. Woodbridge, Mr..
Robert c. Mitchell. Mr. George Thayer, Mr..
Sumner Foster, Mrs T. J. Curtis, Mrs. IT,
F. Hanson, Mrs. W. D. KeystOn, the Misses
l.. j. and NJ. E. Gamble. Miss Emma Pest
ner, Miss Lottie Schunhoff, the Misses
Alice and Annie Dggs, and the Chinese
company. The classic tab!eauX. all the
participants in becoming Grecian costumes.
were specially admired, while the Chinese
numbers were happy surprise.
Tonight varied programme will be- pre-
sented, including selections by the Ramona
Banjo Club.
The ImperiaIs' Surprise.
A farewell surprise party was rendered
to Mr.. William Simons by the members OF
the Imperial Social Club, of which he was
the last President, at their club-rooms, 1915
O'Farrell street, last Saturday evening.
The grounds were beautifully illuminated
with lanterns of various cOlors, while the
ballroom was most artistically decorated.
as was the large and beautiful frame con-
tanning the photos of the charter members
of the club.
Among those present were: Miss Flora
Uri, Miss Kate Wertheimer. Miss Hattie
Bernhardy, Miss Gertie SimOns, Miss Tina
Moss, Miss Della TObriner, Miss Stella
Kahn, Miss May MOrrys, Miss Banehe
Kahn Miss Nellie iod or MISS s1aiuag bTds qlns ys
Sadie Lowenberg, Miss Clara Kahn, Miss
Lille Mayfield. Miss Rose Saunders. Miss
Lille GodchauX, Miss Adele TObriner.
Miss Emma Rosenberg, Miss Charlotte Pol
lack. Miss Carrie Korn, Miss May Brown,
Miss Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Simons, Mr.. and
OH SinO0S L.
Wertheimer, NJ. Uri, j. Speier. L. To-
briner, 5. kurp. F. Simons, William Hirsch,
NJ. Speier d. Steiner, l.. korn, o. To-
briner, Joe Uri, S. Morris, A. Rosenberg,
s. Saunders A. Godchaux, d. Saunders.
Fred Kahn, NJ. Kahn, j. Tobriner, X.
Werthelmer. J. Jaunet. Hugo Hertz.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Franklin NEE BarneS)
will arrive from Tucson on Monday to be
present at the WiSe-Whittemore wedding
that takes place November Sd at Grace
Church.
Mrs. J. Mervyn Donahue left this week
for New York, where she will join Mrs. Nc
Mulin and Miss Marguerite Wallace.
Mr.. John Harjes of the banking-house Of
Drexel & Harjes Paris. has arrived in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. de Gugne (nee ParrotO
have secured a pleasant chateau and are en-
joying a sojourn in the country in France.
Later in the year they will visit Rome,
Mr.. W. j. Callipgham has been visiting
Portland, Oregon.
Mis- A. H. Ward and her two sons, Har-
old and Allen, are expected to arrive from
tine East the early part Of next month. They
have been living in New York most of the
time during their absence in the. East, but
the past few months have been stopping III
Michigan. ,.+.@,... - :
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bowers, who have
been spending the summer. at their ;Gpttage
in San. Rafael, are expected 10 retufp here
ON November 1st. K -. Z ,.
Mr. and Mrs. John Parrot and family
sailed lfrQm Europe TO New York, on: the
Etruria Of October 18th en- route to theft
home on 4his. Coast. ~.
Lleutepant John II. Gibbens, who will
be teiheti} bertd as the leader of the, Army
and. Navy GERMAN last ,seaSQn at the. bal
potldre. IS now at the Naval Academy, AM
iiaIOis, Md. where. he will be on duty. the
coming season.: :: :. ..::..''
: Mr.. f.: a.: GirNiR: has .heen visiting VII
CGi6heI Archibald Yell ..isnioiyy in Mexico,
whence lie Will go te- New York. = -.
Mrs A. L.. Bancroft is arfang ng to leave
fer The East with her Daughter Miss. AZ
berta Bancroft, who goes Un: to enter col
{. .legf. - ....-:. - =;
+ AfT; and Mrs, James Thompson and Miss
kstte NJ: Thompson VIII come ever from
their hotlre in Mill Valley on. y oyembeF Sd
to spend the winter in town. They have se-
CURED the residence at12I7 Filbert street for
the seaseH. =. -:
Mt j. q, KftfLe has been visiting Selma.
.Df. and Mrs Cantfne are sejourniiig in
Los Apgefes.
Mrs. Edgar Davies tnee Rothensteinl of
New York Will leave for San Francisco on
the 2sth to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
AleNander RQthenstein.. of 14o4 Masonic
avenue. 49,. -.
ME-. James II, Anderson, actuary. and
Mr.. Frank Il. Belther, Of the California In
suranee Company, are at present spending
a couple of weeks at Blue Lakes, iii Lake
County.