The morning call., 1891-11-06

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M. S. Walton, Guard; Miss Nellie Wood
ard. Organist; Mrs. DR.. Buck, Mrs. j. L.
Wcodard and Miss Woodland, Council of
Administration,
Red Mems Building on Saturday evening,
ana presented a fine programme and enter
tanned many friends.
Inc last regular meeting of Seven Pines
Circle, No; 8, L. of G. A. R, was we'll at
tended. The Campfire Committee re-
the 9th of December The circle accepted
an invitation to visit Winchester Circle in
Berkeley, also the ball to be given by John
a. Logan Circle, Oakland. The circle was
presented with a picture of the G. A. r.
pauge. surrounded by army corps badges.
by one OF the lady members in behalf of a
the circle.
A Farewell Party.
A pleasant farewell party was rendered
Miss Mary Stockman on Sunday evening
at her residence in South San Francisco
prior TO her departure for Portland, Or
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. otocKman. Mrs. Becker. Mr.. and Mrs.
George wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. D: w: Erwin.
Mr. ana Mrs. d. Ellis, Mrs. Mccormick,
Miss Gussie Andrews. Miss NJ. McKeever.
Miss Carson, Miss n. Moholy, Miss S.
Giles, Miss NJ. Giles, Miss Lena Paulus,
Miss q. Mcnamara, Miss Blanche Peguil-
Ian MISS NJ. Farrell Messrs. George Reddy.
w. +. Stockman,> Chamberlain, John
Becker, Edwin Roland.
Party on Bryant Street.
very enjoyable masquerade surprise
party was rendered to Mr. and Mrs. Waf-
ford at their residence on Bryant street on
Saturday evening last
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and dancing, singing and games
were Kept up until late hour, when the
guests departed well pleased with their
nights entertainment.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Watford, Miss M. Wafford. Miss Nj. Joyce,
Miss l.. Foley, Miss L. Donnelly. Miss S.
Joyce, MISS NJ. MeDonough, Miss NJ. Nc
Corrston. Miss N. McDonougll, Miss NJ.
Peterson Messrs. j. Berson, c. Bishop.
Z. Bergold, o. Strohmier. G. Saulter, L.
Cashier. +. Gumple, L. McDevitt, d. Beban,
ii. Smith, d. Owens, J. Shaughnessy.
The Loyal Orange Institution Ball.
The sixteenth anniversary ball Of the
Loyal Orange Institution OF San Francisco
took place last evening at Irving Hail.
1t was one of the most successful parties
of the kind ever attended, all the arrange
ments being very complete. Mr.. Joseph
Smyth and Miss Lizzie PRESLEY led the
grand march, aud dancing continued mer-
rily till l o'clock.
Inc committees consisted of: Committee
OF Arrangements-J. Johnston (Charman),
5: McGregor Secretary, w. d. MCKEE. NJ.
cAlllsteT. >. Smyth, George Little; Re
ception Commttee-J. II. Wiley. w. C.
Brown, S. Thompson, G. Forbes, f. Hank
ness, L. r. Williamson; floor manager, J.
Smyth; Floor Committee-J. Johnston. S.
McGregor. W. ID. Nickle, R. +. Bro n,
William Bunting.
Double Wedding.
On Wednesday evening, October Dist, Mr..
Alex Stephen of Denver, Colo, and Mr..
William Mcdonald of Vancouver, b. c.,
were respectively married in st. John S
Episcopal Church, on Fifteenth street and
Julian avenue, to the Misses Agnes and
Louise Buttle. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Buttle
The bridal party consisted of Mr.. Will
lam Black and Mr.. John Frazer best men,
and Miss Esther Palm and Miss Viola
Buttle. maids OF honor. The brides entered
on the arms of their father. The Rev. Z.
b. SpauldiDg performed the ceremony,
which was followed by the customary home
celebration, participated in by large num-
Der of friends.
On the 26th OF October Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcdonald were rendered fare
we'll reception. They left on the City of
Puebla for Vancouver City, B. c.. on the
9th.
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. B. Sperry, Miss Kate Sperry and
Miss Gertrude Elliott Of Stockton are So
Journing at Santa Barbara.
Colonel anu Mrs. w. p. Barnes will start
for Southern California in few days, and
will also visit Tucson before returning to
visit their daughter, Mrs S. NJ. Franklin.
The Misses Epson are visiting here from
Sacramento.
Mr.. George Croker and party OF friends
are visiting Los Angeles for few DAYS.
Mrs. Br"phy and her daughters. Miss
Jennie Brophy and Miss George Brophy,
have left Virginia City, and will henceforth
reside in this city.
Hon. and Mrs. Timothy Guy Phelps have
returned to this city and have taken rooms
at the Palace Hotel for the winter.
Miss Julia Croker is at school in Boston.
Mr.. n. ii. A. Mason has left for the East
ern States on a visit.
Justice and Mrs. I. B. Mcfarland and
Miss Mcfarland will return home after WIS.,
iting relatives in Lincoln. Nob.
Senator Stewart will 60 East this week.
MIR. and Mrs. William Dickinson have re-
turned from Santa Rosa, and are at the Pal
ace for the winter.
Miss Irene Farjeon of Concord has re-
turned home after spending most delight
full visit OF two weeks with the Misses
Jeanette and Rose Keene OF this city.
Mrs. +. l.. Parish, wife of Colonel j. X.
Parish. editorial and financial writer, left
yesterday with their youngest son to visit
their son, sister and brother at Austin,
Texas.
Colonel John S. Mosby visited Los An
geies the beginning of the week.
Mr.. Z. OConnor. accompanied by Mr..
James Ashhury of London, has been visit
ing the Lick Observatory.
Miss Jennie de la Montana Is the guest
of Miss Matte Baker of San Jose.
Ex-senator j. IT, Fair has been visiting
Sacramento.
Mrs. j. W. Goad is visiting here from
Colusa.
Mr.. NJ. L. Requa has been down at
Redondo.
Mrs. John Wignore and daughters have
returned 10 Los Angeles after pleasant
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Highly (nee Liese).
have returned from their honeymoon, which
was spent at Monterey. They will make
their home with the brides mothsr, Mrs.
Conrad lisse of Pacific avenue, Alameda
Lieutenant / Commander Crocker, execu-
tive officer of the Mohican, has been de-
tached. His relief will be Lieutenant Com
mander Very.
DR.. K. E. Pierce, President of the Sainte
Clare Cluo, the fashionable organization OF
San Jose, is In the city.
Mr.. ). n. Stern, leading San Jose busi-
ness man, is spending few days in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Sutton have returned
from brief visit to Monterey and Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. Sara A. Winaps, Mrs. NJ A. Car
penter and Mrs. j. W. Winans have re-
turned to town from Calistoga Miss Lille
L. Winans is making preparations for a
long visit to the city of New York.
PRESS CONVENTION,