The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-22

Stevens. Miss NJ. Elliott; lemonade booth
Mrs. j. B. Rider, Mrs. D. j. Newkirk i;
flower table-The Misses Davis, the Misses
Smith; grab bag-Mrs. NJ Warden, Mrs
Andrews. orange tree-Miss Loring. Miss
Parrish, Miss league; refreshments-Mrs
A. league. Mrs. n, Parrish. Mrs. C. j.
Hathaway.
The officers Of this worthy club are: Mrs.
j. S. Nation. President; Mrs. j. C. Sellers,
Vice-President; Mrs. W. II. Loring, Treas
urer; Mrs. b. n. Stevens, Financial Secre-
tary; Mrs. F. G. Smith, Cores ponding Sec
rotary.
The linemen's Party.
Last evening ODD Fellows Hall was the
scene of a particularly enjoyable gathering,
being the first annual ball of Golden Gate
Lodge, No. 10, United Order Of Linemen.
The ladies rallied in force 10 assist the
undertaking and their gentlemen friends
naturally followed. There was O large at
tendance and dancing TO the music of the
Park Band went merrily forward until /
o'clock. =
The successful affair was given under the
following auspices: Oficers-Past Chief
Lineman, John Clyne; Chief Lineman,
William w. Wight; Assistant Chief Line
man. James E. Hogan; Chaplain, George
M. Van Buren,; Secretary. c. J.
F Ea smes Nt pawl PFsndeF ssde
Guard. G. j. CoreoIan; Outside Guard,
John Downing. Executive Committee
Frank kunz, E. A. Britt. William Jeffers.
Charles Z. Masten, E. F. Whitaker, Will
lam L. McFaTlane. Committee of Arrange
Mullen. y. Prepdergast, E. +. Riordan.
William Jeffers. Reception Committee
William w. Wight chairman, Frank
kunz, John Corcoran, John Downing, Gus
Sampey, c. j. COrcoran, NJ. j, Wall b. E.
late. Floor Manager, Charles j. Ward
assistant. George Van Buren,. Floor Com
mittee-C. Z. Masten, F. ?. Wehe, Joseph
r. Fulton, w. E. Alumbaugh. Frank Law
Ter, J. j. c. Gallander and p. Peterson.
The Au Fait Euchre Club.
The inaugural meeting of the Au Fait
Euchre Club was held last Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
Williams. 1716 Turk street, the first prize
being won by Mr.. Leon J. Pollock and the
BOBBY prize by Miss Laura Stewart.
The guests passed very enjoyable even
ing, owing TO the pleasant entertaining of
Miss Grace S. Williams. Some fashlight
photos were taken by Mr.. Newton l.. Will
Jams and refreshments served.
The following ladies and gentlemen con-
Violet Brown, Miss S. Madeline Langland,
Miss Smith. Miss Laura Stewart, Miss
Minnie Waller, Miss Lucy Wells, Miss
Grace S. Williams, Messrs. A. r. Dice.
Ernest c. Douglas. Charles Ferguson.
Charles Leighton, Leon j. Pollock, Leon
Raffour, \. L. Williams and David Wilson.
Society Personals.
Governor II. II. Markham will spend
Thanksgiving day with his family at Pasa-
dena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCutchen have
closed their villa in Ross Valley and have
gone to the Hotel Bella Vista for the winter.
Mrs. A. NJ. Parrot is holding a family
reunion at her residence on Suffer street.
Mr.. Ii. B. AlYord. prominent society
gentleman of San Jose, came up yesterday
to visit the inter collegiate base ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Davidson OF Helena,
Mont, have arrived and will spend the
winter on this Coast.
Mr. and Mrs j. Hcrsey of Santa Clara
Mt L. ". Moore Of Santa Barbara +,
stopping at the Palace.
Mr.. d. o. Mills was due here yesterday
from the East.
Robert Oxnard and Mr.. Harry StetsOn will
leave Tomorrow to make an Eastern and
Southern trip.
Miss Gorham is the guest of Miss Hobart
at her Van Ness avenue residence.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Sidebotham NEE
| Nickerson) have sent out cards announcing
an at home" after December 1st at Mon
tecito.
Lieutenant James z. Nolan returned to
his post at the Preside yesterday.
Far the benefit OF her health Mrs. Thomas
Francis Meagher has found il necessary to
return to CalistOga.
Miss Mamie Cans, leading society belle
of Cambria. will spend the winter in this
city with the kahns.
Lieutenant Harry Benson, Fourth United
States Cavalry. returned on Friday to the
Preside, were he is stationed for the winter
Mr. and Mrs r r RYAN and tha MiSSas
Daisy and Ruth Ryan, who have been
passing the summer al their country villa in
Menlo PARK, have taken apartments for The
winter at a downtown hotel.