The morning call., 1891-04-15

Mrs. Gil. MIR. and Mrs. Barry. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dunmore, Mrs. Fannon. Mrs; Palmer, MIS-; II
IiOt Miss Lefty, Miss Lee, Miss German, Miss
| Dody, Miss Elliot, tile Misses Angy and Statia
Richardson; Messrs. g. Richardson. l.. Richard
son " Richardson, L. Elliot, William DeVlin,
E. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bussel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Miss Eunce Elliott, Miss Lizzie
Elliott. Miss Fannie Arnold. Messrs, Frank Ell
Holt, Paul Sneehan j. Il. Center Joseph john
son, Johu DunmOre, John j. Dunmore Jr John
sullivan, T. Palmer. Il. A. NaGende. General
SAeehan Albert Richardson, John Sullivan Jr
The Y. L. !. Entertainment.
Y. L. l. No 16 held their second anniversary
entertainment and social last evening AT Union
square Hall.
A large attendance enjOYed the following pro-
gramme: Overture, Golden Gate Band; vocal
solo, Mr. w. Crosby; piano duet (selected), Miss
Graf and Miss Chaliell; violin solo. Miss Ever
lyu Waldell; recitation, Mr.. w. j. L0nergan;
vocal solo. Miss ID. HenneDerTy; piano duet,
Miss Ii. Clancy, Miss NJ Flynn; fancy dances,
Miss II. LOtiie Brady and Miss Emma Brady, ac-
eOlupanist NJ L. German; vocal duet, Messrs.
Carter and Flynn. Dancing was aiterward en-
joyed TIL O'clock.
mittees, TeSpee lively: Miss Annie \. Traverse,
PRESIDENT; Miss Mamie Lee FIRST Nlce-Presl-
denti Miss Mary kyne, Second vice ieSluens'
| Miss Lizzie L. Durham, Recording ana GORE
| spending Secretary; Miss kltiy JenerS. fillan.
| cial Secretary; Miss May Traverse, Treasurer
| Miss Mamie Beahau Marshal; Miss May Bas-
| sini, orrauiSl; Committee OF Arrangement
| Miss Lizzie l.. Durham (Chalrmau) Miss hlttY
| Brown Miss NAV Bassnt Miss mary Currau,
| X. keueher, Miss Mamie Conley, Miss Kuly
,Ie1eIs, Mrs. L. McGnn. Miss May Traverse.
Miss Mary kyue, Miss Henrietta Clancy; floor
director. Miss Annie A. Traverse; Floor Com
mttee-MSs Mamie Lee, Miss Katie Campbell
Mrs Nellie Groin, Miss Mamie Beahan, Miss
Mary CuHan, Miss Mary Corscilla, Miss Kitty
Traverse.
\ Military Surprise Party.
a surprise party was given on Saturday TO eN
Sergeant Levy of the San Francisco Hussars by
bis old comrades, and there were also present
Co.,
who are visiting this city, as follows Captain
Rodgers OF the Sixth New York Artillery, Cap
tain Brooks an ex-member OF the same com
pany, First Sergeant Rydeman and Sergeant
HOUsman Lieutenant Brown aud ten members
Of The Sixth New York Artillery aud twenty
seven eX-members OF tile San Francisco HusSarS.
The party look place at 469 Jessie street,
where all gave themselves uO 10 the full ENJOY
ment OF The evening. Songs and rectatiOns we're
rendered by Mr. Arch Campbell aud Mr.. j.
SeglOw, Who were specially engaged Tor the oc-
casion and who kept the company IN an uproar
Of delight by their comic speeches and songs.
Several eases OF champagne and California wines
were brought by those who participated.
Dancing was INDUCED IN aud kept up until an
early hour.
Engagement Party on Pacific Avenue.
One of the most enjoyable AFT ,lrs of the past
week was The engagement parry at Golden Cate
Hail. Pacific avenue, last Saturday night. The
hall WAS handsomely decorated with pink
steamers entwlned With La France roses and
view by partition of pink tulIe and roses dotted
here and there with incandescent lamps.
The evening was opened by the Select Quartet,
Messrs. X. PrOll OenoD, L. Hamilton (barytonel,
j. Malsch and q. kalZ (basSos) who sang "Wel-
come to All" followed by MIR. W. Lyons and
Mrs Gaut In piano duet, Mr. John Laughyn
and Mrs. Libby, vocal solo; MI and Mrs. hreu-
ger, operate selections; Mr. NJ Ford and Mary
ana the Misses Flora and Fanny seme Vent
through a very lauEhable dialogue entitled Are
You OGa?"; Mr.. I. McVerry rendered a cornet
solo; MeSSrs. b. Herman and A. Hanson duet,
accompanied by Miss KaIe Powers on the piano.
Professor James Small kept The guests amused
with his ventrilOquiSm; Messrs. j. Attertdge and
William BOYD, recitation, "Ouo Christmas
MesSrs II. Nelson and q. Currier, song aud
dance. The entertainment ended with Messrs-
Proll Nelson, Cufrier and Small and the Misses
Gaui Libby. Powers aud Clark IN very neat
la5!rau entitled Tine Picnic" after which sup
per was served and dancing INDUCED in until
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. B. Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Small, Mir. and Mrs. A.
Hanson. Miss y. Miller, Misses lille and VIC
Mrs. Gaui, Mrs. Libby, Miss hate Powers,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kreuger Miss Mary Clark,
Miss Nellie fyGn, Miss Della COunelly, Miss
Mary DeIome. MI. and Mrs. Peter DeIome;
Messrs. John F. Purcell I. Purcell. NJ. Purcell,
}. Maisen. G: kaIz. L. Kalz Il, Barbee, j. At
teridge, w. BOYD, 5. O'Brien, j. Laugalyn. 7.
McYeuy, I. Terry, {. Sehibbe and wife, II.
Meyer, L. Bauman, w. Norton. w. Lyons, T..
Mooney, C. Hartman, NJ. j. Manning Mr.. ana
ton, b. Wells and MI. and Mrs. NJ. McGhnchey.
4 Club Yachting Excursion.
yachting excursion was given on Sunday,
April 18Th, by the Horse Shoe Glee Club, on the
yacht Nellie.
The day was passed in dancing and singing on
board the music being furnished by an amateur
orchestra. Those on board had splendid time.
Following is list of The party: Miss Gussie
WneberG, Miss Edith Abramsen, Miss Mamie
Flanagan Miss May O'BrIeU Miss May Roach
Miss Mana AbrAmseu, Miss Alice Gibson, Miss
Lena Coughliu, Miss Annie Hooper, Miss Adde
MELON aid, Miss Aggie Murphy. Miss Maggie
Slater, Miss May Mitchell, Miss Aunie Mitchell
aud Miss EsSie Casey; Messrs. II. Bishop, Ivan
Lend. w. Bartly. R. Hooper, T. Trainer, john
Murphy, john Burnside, Oliver Peterson. j. Sui
Ivan, b. Allen, IL. kOopman, j. Steere, A.
smith, A. Pnlpps. +. BuIger and Captain w.
Buger
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Jones VIII occupy the
Adams place in San Rafael for the rest OF the
summer. They left the city on tue 1st.
Mr. Charles l.. Mastiek has returned from
two months business trip in Idaho, much I'M
proved In health
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Beaver (nee Pierce are
soiIurniug at Del Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmieden and Mr.. Ed
ward schmieden will 90 to the Hotel RaiasI on
June LIST for The summer.
Mr. John w. Mackay and son returned to this
city on Sunday evening from Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Moody (nee Corbit0 have
returned from their wedding tour.
MIS-. hUOclL l. Hastings duu ldiuilAs uuW III
New YorE, viii return TO this Coast the latter
part OF next month and Will go to the Hotel
Rafael for the summer season.
COl0uel aud Mrs. Bliss and MISS Bliss are VS.
iting 10 Los Angeles.
from Southern California aud are now occupying
their cottage at SaC Rafael.
Mr. Ralph Z. Harrison Is soIourning at Del
Coronado.
Captain and Mrs. W. Ii. Taylor and the Misses
Taylor will spend the summer at the Hotel del
Monte.
their coil age In San Rafael on Saturday last.
Mrs Ella Bender, who Is the guest OF Mrs. II.
S. King, VIII leave shortly for Sacramento, where
she VIII be the guest OF Mrs Leila Carroll:
Mr.. and Mrs e. o. g. Miller aud Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. A. Miller leave the goth inst. for The
Hotel Rafael, where they have taken apartments
Mr.. and MIS-. d. n Walter and the Misses
Waller will move to San Rafael early IN May to
occupy their cottage during the summer mouths.
Mir. w. T. Fisher OF the firm OF Tevls Fisher
left on Saturday for Two weeks trip 10 faso
Mrs. Alexander Forbes and family will leave
for Europe in about week and VIII be away
year.
DR.. aud Mrs. 0. o. Burgess Intend to pass the
summ-r at Santa Cruz.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robrrt Graves and Miss Elma
Graves are at The Hotel Rafael for the summer
season.
Mrs. Henry r. Scott has been entertaining
Miss Shepard of Oakland during the past week.
Mrs Lucy Gus and Miss Ellen Otis returned
on Saturday from their trip south Mir. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Murtagh of Peoria. ILL.,,
are passing several mouths here at the Hotel
PIrasanton.
Miss julia Bisse has returned from visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marshall at their cottage In
san Rafael.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mclean and family will
spend the summer at the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. August J. Bowie, Miss Bessie Bowie, Mrs.
Isaac Friedlander, the Misses Friedlander aud
MIR. T. G. Ffiedlauder go TO the Hotel Rafael for
the summer on MAY LIST
NJ Lansing Miner Jr is at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. John LanderS. the wellknown life insu-
rance man, accompanied by his wife and little
daughter Peal, left this city the 18Th inst. Tor
an extended business trip through The southern
part OF the State.
MIR. and Mrs Adolphe Eoos and family are So
journing AT the Coronado Beach Hotes.
Dr. Charles NJ. Eniight returned yesterday
from the ranch OF MS brother, Mr. Joseph En-
right, at Laguna Creek IN the Santa Cruz Mount
aims, where he has been recuperatlng his failing
health. The doctor is much Improved.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL.