The morning call., 1891-03-08

Miss kalie kTueCkel, Miss Cora Brown, Miss
EdIth TrewayaS. MISS Ella McDelmOtt, Miss
Maude Casey, Miss Nellie Campbell, Miss Maude
Btrchtll, Miss Mia Casey, Miss Josie Ennis,
Miss Winnie Wentworth, bliss Annie Salnman
Miss Loretta Ennis. Miss Lizzie Sanman and
MessrS. CHARLES Scnlliuf J. Url, w. avery,
Robert Dawson, Is. Hird, Julius lliplsch, =. Ufl
Herbert Bnuihrld. john Irewavas, Robert Niche
gan, Albert Walsh, Casper AltchuleT, +. Bitchal,
Ntlbeit Dunbar, Bruno Emmlllch, Frank
k,ueckel. Paul SammIn, j. Snowgrass, Mrs. A.
NJ. SChiluG, Miss Pauline SchillinE, Miss Amaitt
Schilhng, MIR. and Mrs. A +. Algeltlnget ana
others.
Union Party.
A successful benefit ball was rendered TO Mr..
William O'Nril. who recently met with a severe
accident by the Box SaNyers' and Nailrrs'
Union Of California last evening at B'nal Birth
Hall. TIE union, which numbers some $40
members Is in a fourishinC condition and ever
ready to stretch out helping hand 10 alleviate
misfortune
TIE grand march, to Blum's MUSE, was led by
MI Flank triZeu aud WAS participated IN 10y a
large Attendance. Dancing was kept up merruy
TIL alter o'clock.
The officers OF the union are: f. Frizell Presi-
dent; !. ". Wilson, Vice President; 3. j. Pye,
Secretary; II. o. Cummings, Treasurer; C. Z.
Harrison, SeIGeant-at-AimS
Following Compor the several acting COM
miitces of the evening: Committee Of Arrange
neuts- h. y. Mullen, j. ". Mcintosh. G.. shan
nuu. j. W. kellchcr, iiliam brown, Is. j. Pye'
}, ". Wilson, Z. l. Smith, II. o. Cummings ;.
Steele, |. {. Merrill; floor manager. II. A. Mul-
lon. assistant HuOr managers. ". keliehrf, +.
L. smith; Floor Committre-M. Hallanau, j. B.
Elliott g. Welner, J. MILLER, J. Wilson, j. Mey-
erS ReCep ION CommiltCe-H. .. Cummings, ).
Steele, o. A. Clegg, William Brown, j. O'Nell.
4 New Social Club.
The members Of the Norlalne Club met at their
rooms, on California street, aear hcarny last
evening aud Installed the following officers: j.
+. Druhan. Pr sdeut; j. II. Riley, Nice-rreS-
dent; u. w. Owens, Recording Sec etary; o. f..
Peterson Financial Secretary; +. j. Daniels
taF4g tp.4FH l. IL AsF IL. Il
j. &. Rice and A. HeSlop oflciaTed as installing
officers.
Three nav members were elected and conf
mittue of i've appointed TO make arrangements
lot grand reception, 10 he given 10 The friends
Of Tie club. Alter the usual routine business
the members adjourned 10 the bauquet-hsll,
where the time Was pleasantly passed until md
night.
Inis club has just been organized under the
most favor able conditions, aud many eV ntS oil
social enjoy menI may be looked for under IFS
auspices
Party on Pine street.
Miss Addte Levy gave enjoyable birthday
party en- Sunday at her residence, 520 Pine
street.
The rooms were Handsomely decorated With
eyergr,cnS. Dancing, recltati0ns and singing
were INDUCED in tul a late hour. At 1880
o'clock The company adjourned to The dung
rOom where an elegant supper was served.
Among those present We're: MI and Irs J.
A. Ramon Mir. Frank, Mrs. &. Levy. Miss Ida
SchwAtZ. Miss Saddle Myer. Miss Title Schiller
Miss Annle Conn, Miss Fannie rrank, MISS
1ogy Naimeir Miss Rosie MyeT, Miss Sarah
Frank. Miss stella Ramon. Miss Addie Levy
Miss Hazel Ramon, Miss Beckie DAVIS. Miss
Bert frank MISS Annie Shutter, the Misses
SteylerN; MeSsr-. Il, Lqhn, Nathan Levy: D.
LowensIein = Cohn j. Beeman. Frank l.. Nidy,
j. Schonield, G.. Blair, Professor Brandt, Profos-
scr BOtItnStcin H. Myor M. Conn., b. Silva
The Elite Club Party.
A very enjoyable entertainment was given by
the members OF the Elite Dancing club on Thurs
day evening in Mission Opera Hail.
Mr. William Richardson Jr.. President. wei
coined the guests In few well.choSen words,
after which lie delighted the audience with the
b auttul song The robbers" Miss THY Smith
gave a piano recital, MI Henry Nichols executed
a few selections on The mandolin and Mr. II. D..
James rCcllcd a COmlca poem. Mr.. Frank l..
Cooley, the rising young actor. delighted the
audience with several selections from Shake
SpedIe, alter which tue moor was cleared Tor dan
cling, under The arrangement OF Mr.. George +.
Heuer, aud 1t was In the small hours before all
the guests had departed.
WAmong those present were: Miss J. MELON
aid, Miss T. Muller, Mss NJ. muller, Miss j.
BaldrdGc, Miss Blown, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Hannes Miss Anna Lauderback, Miss May on,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs.
William bGlglelSh, Miss Ga herine Reichier,
Miss Hannah Nell, Miss OConuOr. Miss Avery
Miss Benham Miss IIauser. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitaker; McsstS. William Richards son Jr, IL.
u. James, George +. lleuet. \. X. FIiiS cht. Il.
II. Naunton Monts Rosendurn, L. {. Scheru-
stein. g. Berg Jr., Hen ~ Nichols. j. d. Ehr-
hIIdJ, Robert Bcck, j. G, Ftchen, August
Reusche. Julius SAUNA M, Christian ReuSche,
Conrad HiIderbtand L. RoSsi. W. Hdrl, Il.
Reyes, Henry HEMP, j. T.. Morgan. T. }.
cock, I. 'Blllmau, c. n Hunt, Il. Ru-sle, II. NJ.
Cunus. john Currau. Z. T. Foster, John Stack,
captain Turner. L. l.. Lambert, Henry Wilhelm
and ". ESpluoSa
Party on Post Street.
Avery pleasant birthday patty was given al
the residence Of Mi. ana Mrs. II. IIdebrand,
on the northwest corner Of Post and Webster
streets on the occasion OF the twenty niuth an'
nlycrsary of Ms Hlldeb,and's birth The pnr
Tors were handsomely decorated forthe occasion
Professor L. Ewig ana his combination fur
niShed thc music.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. HI.
debrand, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kicker, Nj.
and Mrs. William Ihlesen. MIR. aud Mrs X.
Fletcher, Mr. aud Mrs. T.. RsdemacheT, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Smith Of Malvern tam. Miss Loltie
Smith. Miss Birdie Smith, Miss Mabel krekeT,
Miss Minerva Thies,n Miss l.. Davis Miss l..
Wilson, Miss +. raEer; Messrs {. Walker
Profcs sor L. Ewig. j. cher, William Franks OF
Fresno. Jules Duhleihl, J. Wagner, l.. Niesen,
CASHMERE MicheliHi. G. Bush, j. fuinhagen j
krehmk', Emile NiErlns OF Alaska, Ii. NoSs. }.
Brinyard. 7. Burrs OF Ukiah.
The evening was passed in the enjoyment OF
vocal and instrumental music, al or which fine
supper WIS served Dancing was kept up until
the small hours In the morning
NaunRn-DcaIy Wedding in Fresno
the presence OF II few friends nj the 81. Jane.
Church, Fresno, by Rev. u. o. Kelly. quiet hui
Impressive marriage ceremony. The principals
10 the holy contract were Mr.. Joseph Naunan OF
this city aud Miss Edith Dealy. daughter OF Mi
aud Mrs. James L. Dealy Of Fresno.
Directly after The ceremony the newly welded
couple were driven TO the residence OF the b. ide'
parents. where they received the congratulations
OF friends after which an elegant wedding break
fast WAS served 10 tie guests. among whom wet
MIS-. II. II, elsh. Miss Nauuan, Mr.. George e.
Graham OF san Francisco. Miss Cora Mlnchel
Miss Sadie Dealy and Mr.. and Mrs. Led +,
Alter The repast Mr.. and Mrs. Naunan were
driven away amid shower OF rice and old shoes
TO the month bound train thai was 10 cary them
To their new homo IN thlS city, though IL IS theli
intention 10 visit san Jose, Monterey aud Santa
Cruz before settling down TO married life.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph A. Ford and son, who
have been spending some time at the Hotel
Rafael. have returned TO the Palace Hotel.
Colonel f. c. Croker is in Washington,
d. c., where he is 4 guest at Willard S
Hotel.
First Lieutenant James B. Erwin, Fourth
Cavalry, with his family, has left for An
overland trip TO Alabama, where the head
of the family expects TO fill a vacancy on
the staff of the Governor
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. W. Earl are visiting Mrs
George NJ. Pullman aud her two daughters,
the Misses Florence and Harriet Pullman
at the Redondo Beach Hotel.
Judge Shafter has been sojourning at The
Oaks in 0lCml for some days,
Mrs. Roberto Hastings and family, who
have been spending some time at the Cali
fornia, leave next week for visit OF several
months to New York.
Lieutenant J. A. Turner, U. S. NJ. c., has
returned from PasO Robes Springs m UGH
improved in health.
Mr.. Willard Spcpser, author OF the
Little Tycoon" Is visiting in this city.
Mrs, j. ). Wethered. Miss Wethercd and
Miss Nj. Wethered are among the visitors ut
the Hotel del Coronado,
Lieutenant A. {. Blunt Fifth Artillery.
U. S. A., recently left on regimental re-
cruiting service, and has opened a rendezvous
at San Jose Mrs. Blunt Miss Eccleslon
and Mrs. Dr. Brcchemin are spending few
weeks at Pasadena.
Hon. George W. Merrill. formerly OF Ne
yada, and at one time United States MINIS
ter 10 the Hawaiian Islands. has gone to Los
Angeles, Mr. Merrill is an attorney by pro-
fossion, and on account Of Mrs. MerrlrS
health he Is likely TO establish his home per-
manently In Los Angeles.