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

dining-room was decorated with white
flowers, according to Easter custom. The
guests were: Judge and Mrs. w. L. Wal
lace, Mr., and Mrs. J, NJ. No9gues, Mrs. j.
Orosona Madero, Miss Fl. Gragin. Miss NJ.
Griffin. Miss A. Keane, Mrs f. Portener,
Miss K. Spliyalo; Messrs. L. Moore, G. L.
Barnes, z. j. Sanchez. W. D. Griffin, j.
Sheldon.
A Scotch Banquet.
The Scottish Thistle Club gave 'tatie
an herrin' supper last evening at Shiels
Building A large number of clansmen
were present and Elijah Mckenzie presided
and acted as toast-master The supper con-
sisted chiefly of potatoes boiled with their
jackets on. and behring's, but there was no
lack of other good things and good old high
land whisky flowed freely. The clubs
pipers, j. S. K. Tivendale, Edward Ross,
w. b. Ross and Norman Beaton, played
during the evening and Professor White
presided at the piano. The Royal Chief
was absent, and a telegram from Clansman
Barr stated that he had got lost while fish
ing for herrings in Bill Williams Gulch on
Tamalpais Mountain.
The following toasts were given and re,
sponded to: President of the United
States" George W. Patterson; Scotland
John Narrower; The United States"
John d. ConIie; THE Thistle Club" John
Ross; "Our Sister Societies" James Mearns
for the Caledonians and X. Sutherland for
ST. Andrews Society; The Old Members"
A. Crawford; Young Members" Elijah
Mckenzie; THE Strangers" Thomas Ross.
Between the t0aStS songs were sung by
Robert Hamilton, James NiVen, a. c. Dial
lingal, James Burlie, James Aitken, Ray
Brown, Harry Walker and c. White, and
G. Patterson gave recitation.
The Clover Club Party.
Another pleasant reception was given by
the Clover Club last evening at Union
square Hall. A select assemblage enjoyed
n carefully prepared order OF dances. The
committees were composed as follows
Committee of Arrangements-JameS 5.
Hawkins. Walter A. Peterson, James A.
Hall; floor director, Edwin 5. Martin :;
Floor and Reception Committee, the Glover
Club.
The Native Daughters Entertainment.
Golden State Parlor, No. 80, n. ID. G. W.,
gave an entertainment and dance at Irving
Hall last evening, which was greatly en-
joyed by those who were fortunate enough
to receive Invitations.
The following programme was presented:
Overture, orchestra; vocal solo, Miss NJ.
Ford; comic solo, MIR. L. Tragellas: vocal
solo, Mr.. ". Sturken; recitation, Miss Mat
tie Schroeder; vocal solo, Mr. w. Gold
smith recitation, Miss Eva Hubbard; vocal
solo, Miss Neva krehmke. TabeauX:
Scene 1-Callfornia throwing off the yoke of
Mexico; scene 2-California freed.
Those who took part in the tableauX were:
Miss Neva Krehmke, California; Miss
Tlllie Schroeder, Goddess of Liberty; Miss
Johanna Meyer, Goddess of War; Next
cans-Julius Walters. John Murphy, John
Won Siaden, George Morell, Richard Won
Staden, Louis Bellmer and Z. Radebald.
At the conclusion of the entertainment
dancing was commenced. aud was kept up
until midnight.
The success of the affair was due to the
efforts of the following ladies': Committee,
oil y rrangementS-AIss +. Schwartz, Miss
a. Noting Miss NJ. Mcguire, Miss L.
Schroeder and Mrs. Z. Turner; floor man
Miss j. Meyer, Miss A. jackson, Miss G.
Petersen, Miss ID. Won otaden. Miss G..
Siebe and Mrs. Slmms; Reception Com
mittee-Miss r. Day, Mis-, r. Mcguire. Mrs.
f. Won Staden, Miss A, Scheper aud Miss
kOurad.
The CaIliopeans' Entertainments,
Last evening the Calliopean Musical ana
Literary Society gave their regular enter
tainment and dance at Lunt's Hall, on Polk
street.
The following prOgr ANNE was enjoyed by
a large audience: Overture Calliopean Or
chestra; guitar solo. MIR. James II. Nou-
mann; recitation, Miss Hattie Davey; cor
net duet, Miss Lillian Field and Mr.. Arthur
kennedy; in emission; tcrzetto from AT
tla," Miss Ethel Jorv, Dir. w. L. Blake,
Mr.. W. j. Jory; vocal solo. Mr.. Richard j.
Whelan; recitation, Miss Rebecca Rice;
vocal solo, Mr. j. Davis. Dancing was after
ward enjoyed. under the following direction:
Floor managerS-Dr. A. a. Gilmour and Ii.
p. Moore; Floor Ommittee-George NJ
Doueall, +. A Donahoo, t. E. ChadDourn ne,
George MOrehouse.
The officers of the club are: Mr.. W. j..
Jory, President; Miss E. l.. Jacobs and
Mr.. c. Kinds, Vice Presidents; Miss Lillian
Ii. Jory, Secretary; Mr.. William E. Bake,
Financial Secretary; Mr.. john a. Moore.
Treasurer. Executive Committee-Captai
A. J. Itsell Mme. de Derby, DR.. A A. Gill
mour Miss Josephine Cohn, Miss Gertie
Burns, Mr.. E. A. Donahoo.
The Sheridan Club Entertainment.
"a Celebrated Case" was creditably pre-
scented last evening at Saratoga Hall by the
Sheridan Dramatic Cub before fairs lied
audience.
Following was the cast: Prologue-Made-
line, Miss l.. Levett; Martha, Miss Anna
Clark; Louise, Miss l.. Ashley; Annette,
Miss Bogel; Adrienne, Little Irene; VIVIAN
dleres, Helen Henry and Lille Douglas:
Jean Renaud Mr.. X. G. Levy; La
zzarre, =; Sergeant o'Rourke, Mr.. Sol
r. Vented; Captain, Mr.. Ed Walton;
Corporal, Mr.. S. l.. Pierce; Seneschal. Mr..
S. Wolfe. Play-Adrenne, Miss Marion
Langdon; Valentine, Miss L. LeVett; Du-
cheese. Miss Alice Clark; Chandionesse,
Mrs. Fred o. Barto; Julie, Miss L. Ash
leigh; Jean Remand. Mr.. K. c. Levy;
Dennis O'Rourke, Mr.. Sol kraus; Duke
d'Aubeterre. Mr.. George K. Wenzel;
Ra0ul, Mr.. Harry Harmon; Joseph, Mr.. 5.
l.. Pierce; Sergeant, Mi. George Nelson,
and Count de Mornay.. Mr.. L. Il. Levy.
The committees oil the evening consisted
of: Reception Committees. Pierce, San
ford Wolfe, Miss Blanche Douglas, IL. Har-
mon, Miss Alice Clark, Miss G. Lovett;
floor manager. George W. Spiller; Floor
Committee = r A. Wolf, J. E. Feeney.
Charles r. Gould, James E. Murphy.
Society Personals.
Archbishop Riordan paid visit to Santa
Clara College on Tuesday.
Dr. C. W. BreyfoGle family and party,
all of San jose, arrived in New Y ork from
Liverpool on April Sd, after an absence of
eighteen months. They are expected to be
in California about the last Of April.
The many friends of Colonel and Mrs.
James Forney will be glad to learn that the
latter is shortly to return to the Marine
Barracks, Mare Islam Maynard. She has
been on sh,rt visit to the East, to Wash
ington and Philadelphia and to her old home
in Lexington. KY.
DR.. aud Mrs. o. o. Burgess and Mrs.
Judge Morrison, of San Francisco, will
Cruz.
Miss Stewart and Miss Mary Stewart of
New York returned on Thursday from Los
Angeles and are visiting Miss Lena Brig
ham on Oak street, Oakland.
Mrs. Il. f. Durham and Miss Mary Dun
ham, OF Oakland, leave on the 18th inst. for
Europe to be absent during the summer
Mrs. w. Bourn left on Wednesday for
six months visit with relatives in New York.
Mr. A. j. Bowie was in Nevada during
the week.
Lieutenant Starr and Mrs. Starr have re-
turned from Santa Clara to Angel Island,
where Mrs. Starr S ent month on account
of her health. She returns much improved.
The Misses SchuSsler, Miss Durham, Miss
Fitzgerald and Miss Woolworth are visiting
Miss Gertrude Miller of Sacramento.
Messrs. b. H. Lichenstein and 2. II. Liv-
ingston will be at the Hotel Jerusalem, Jeru-
salem, Palestine, OH the 9TH inst.
Mrs. McLennan and Mrs. Joseph Redding
sailed yesterday afternoon on the Oceanic
for Japan. They expect to be gone some
months.
Mrs. Hall, wife of ex- United States Min
lister Hail to Cen raj America, and her niece,
Miss Pearce of Mas achusetts, are spending
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