The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-04

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C. E. Ker and the Calvary Sabbath school male
chorus Recherche refreshments were served,
ant CONVERSATIONS.
The Calvary Club entertained for the first time
on this occasion. and every detail was worthy of
the management. Following are the officers
and directors of the Pacific Presbyterian Union:
0nicers-Mr. F. A. Berlin, President: Mr..
Thomas Magee, Vice President; MIR. Alexander
Ross Secretary; Mr. H. L. Van wlnkl.. Treas
urer. Directors-Messrs. +. A. Berlin, Charles
4. Laton. D. W. Horsburgh II. s. Blackwell l.
4. l. Van Winkle, \. I. Romaine, E. Kerr 1.
f. Norris.
The First Troop Ball.
There was a brilliant assemblage last evening
at Odd Fellows Hall Oh the occasion OF the
First Troop Cavalry, Second Brigade, n. G. G.,
giving their first annual reorganization ball.
The troop WAS reorganlzed on the Sd of August
last.
In response TO special Invitation engraved
upon silver plate. the Chief Executive of the
State. Governor H.. IL. MAJ khan, attended with
his staff The Governor was in full evening
dress and his staff in uniform. With him came
General Dmond, General Dickinson aud Gen.
eral Allen, each with their Stats, making dis
ingushed appearance. The regular army from
the Preside was well represented, the Invita-
tons having Included General Graham, who ac-
copied Captain j. j. o Cornell and many others.
The troop felt highly compimeuted by the
presence OF their special guests, and invitations
have been at a premium. They were only issued.
however on personal application, about 1000
being OUT. A very large number OF ladies were
present and the galleries were crowded win
spectators
Tue hail had been most deliberately decorated
from The plant-llned foyer 10 tie Stage bordered
WIKI palms and suImounted by the State seal
surrounded with flags. Tue national colors
waved around the gallery panels and bright ban
ners half hd tile Wills between the clusters OF
electric lights.
Captain and Mrs S. P Bumenberg led the
q and march. which reviewed uy The Gov
ernor seated al the west end of The hall. To the
music OF YANKEES Orchestra the brilliant pro-
cessOn marched In literally fuil-dress parade,
the dainty light feminine toilets having hand
some foil In The Cavalry uniforms.
during, During me evening splendid saber was
BlumenbeTg, the weapon OF war being heavily
gold mounted and appropriately engraved, The
memorable affair continued I'LL after l o'clock.
The following composed the committees OF the
evening: Committee OF Arrangements = FIRST
seast c. F Psfken sers esv1 g 4 HevwS Se
Sergeant H.. 5. Scott, Quarlermaster-SeI giant
James w. Bonney; Floor tommittee-Corporal
Private a. NJ. Annis Private Matthew Petersen,
Private Charles A Schalleubet ger, Private A.
h 1ichenor Private L. A. de Vault; floor d.
rector, Lieutenant Jonn NJ. Brunson; assistant
floor director, Corporal j. l.. Waller; Reception
Commttee-Captatn 5, z. Bumeubere chairman,
Sergeant Thomas Rob rts, Corporal {. f. krauSs,
Corporal L. a. Bernhard, Corporal W. NJ. Mas
ury, Corporal j. c. PIyer Private ". 7. Aichi-
bald, lIyate Eugene Bui1dudeau. Private
Private L. 5. MerIiman, Trumpeter y. 5. Fair
weather.
The EIsmere kindergarten Tea.
The tea at the residence OF Mrs. c. d. Hill.
| III Leayenworth street, given by the Ladies'
Elsmere Club, for the benefit OF The Elsmere
| Free kindergarten, on last Saturday afternoon
and evening, was very successful
throng OF visitors gladdened the hearts Of the
ladies in attendance. Tie floral decorations
were proiuse and tasty. The afternoon pro-
gramme wa. as follows: Song, Mrs. Cheeseman
piano solos, Mr. Oliver; wBislling SOLO, Miss
llbble; recitation, Miss Gerte Hopkins; songs.
Miss Shannon; piano solo, Mrs. Hoieldt.
In lie evening Mrs. Grey sang several old
lime ballads. Professor Adelsi elm gave two
charming mandolin solos. Gertie HopSins
other well-rendered recitation Miss Tibbie TWO
excellent wishing solos.
Miss Hanson told fortunes in the SIbyPs Re
treat. Mi. william Emm lie Coleman made
button OF lbe Halloween cake was made. the ring
being secured by Mrs Mary Irwin and the Thin
Die by Miss Burke. Quite Idly sum was Melted
for The school.
A High School Halloween Party.
The members OF the Greek Senior Glass of The
Boys High Sch ooi held very enjoyable though
Informal Halloween" celebration on Saturday
evening at the residence of Judge A. a. Sander
son, on Washington street, by invitation OF his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Sanderson.
The mysteries" were conducted under the dl.
rectiOn of the Joliitcaton Committee of the
class, and tile ancient rites afforded much merTl-
ment To the curious who would lift The veil Of
The future and TO the fearful ones. who sought
protection from hobgohlins and witches for tht
year.
The following is list OF caps and aprons pres
ent: Miss Jessie Gordon, Miss & Gil Maclran,
Miss Anna MichatschKe, Miss Estelle Young
Miss Geraldine Donovan Miss Agnes Bowman,
Mtss Jessie Cox. MISS Mabel Symmes, Miss
Lillian Mcdonald, Miss Edith Hecht. Miss Lou
lse Bradshaw, Miss Ethel Murphy Miss Clara
Henry, Miss Edith Duffy, Miss Beatrice
Reynolds, Miss Charlotte Sanderson Miss Eliza
BETH CuGwoIih and Miss Elizabeth Sanderson;
Messrs. PHILIP Bush, Frank L. SAWYER Pit
IhoynSkl, John Poses, Eugene Never, Milton
EssDtTg, George ID vine, Jerome Painter. VIII
Plunkett, Louis Dyer, Sam Davis, Arthur Gray,
George Louderback, II. Harvey 10y, Vincent
Donovan, William Wright, Josep OCOuuor and
Ferdinand Peck.
Society Personals.
Mrs. d. Callaghan and the Misses Callaghan
were in Paris France. on the 27lh ult.
Mr. aud Mrs. August /. Bowie, Mrs. Isaac
Friedlander, the Misses Frledlander and Miss
Bessie Bowie, who have been at the Hotel Ven
dome for the past TWO months, have returned to
their Clay street residence for The winter.
Mrs. John Hooper has been visiting Los An
| geles.
Miss George Masien is guest at the resi-.
de nee Of Hon. b. d. Murphy OF San Jose.
MIS-. }. Stuart and Miss Louise Schweitzer
have returned home from their Eastern trip
Miss Wtzemann has returned tom Fresno.
MIS-. Frank of New YORK (uee EckeD Is visit
ing her parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. y. EcAel, al
their home ON Geary street
Mr.. Charles 5. Fay ana Dir. E. e. SchmIedell re-
turned to The cty,yesterday from tLleir visit TO
Santa Barbara. Mr. Fay VIII 60 back to Santa
Mr.. aud NIrs j r. Hale. Miss Porteous and
Mrs. Boyle (nee Hale) have returned from Noun
tam View.
mrs. Mary T. Fay has returned from Europe,
and is at present visiting her daughter and son
ln-iaw DR.. ana Mrs w. Boeficke at heir Wash
iugtOn-street residence.
Mrs. H. j. Fisher ard Miss NJ NJ. Fisher are
now In Boston and expect to return home about
Among the San Franclscans visiting I'm Paris