The morning call., 1891-04-18

Wednesday evening last, it being the eve of
her departure for Portland to join her huS-
band, Mr.. George d. Bunker. During the
evening music was rendered by Professor
W. J. Mckenzie, Miss Elsie A. Duncan,
Mr.. Victor Hancock and Mr.. Gus MelSlng
The N S. l.. X. Ten Party.
Another pleasant fulI-dress party was
given last evening by the members OF n. S.
L. K. Ten, at Lunt's Assembly ball on
Polk street.
About 100 couples were present in the
handsomely decorated hall. where exotics
flanked the doors and screened the must
clans Nothing could have seemed more
picturesque in its own way than the grand
march. which was led by Mr.. Sanford q.
Lewald, the President of the club, and Miss
Louise Searby Long. Brandts Orchestra
furnished the music, and the whirling
measures continued till 1 o'clock. Ice
cream, cakes and punches were served with
a gen erOuS hand to the thirsty. The ladies'
each received pretty souvenirs IN the form
of circular hand-painted fans to recall the
pleasant evening to their memory.
The officers of the club are: Mr.. Sanford
G. Lewald, President; Mr.. Howard T.
Taylor Jr.. Viee-President; Mr.. Charles W.
Spalding Secretary; Mr.. Edward L. Spald-
ing, Treasurer.
The Golden Shore Order Reception.
An enjoyable reception, entertainment
and ball were rendered 20 the Supreme
Lodge, Order of the Golden Shore, last
evening at Bnai Birth Hall by the lodges
of District No Of San Francisco, Oakland,
Alameda. Berkeley and Santa Clara.
packed house enjoyed the following
programme: Overture, Tampa" (Herold),
YANKEES Progressive Orchestra; address OIL
welcome Past President j. {. Moody; re-
sponse, Supreme RepresentatlVe >. y; bever
of Cleveland, Ohio; vocal solo. Mrs. Winter;
recitation, f. ID. Worth; grand operate Sc
lection. Bohemian Girl, Professor \ ankles
Progressive Orchestra; address, T.. l. Wolfe,
supreme, Secretary; guitar solo. Pro Pro
Ruth White; musical trio, |. E. Harris, Il.
Jacobs and Professor T. Meagher. Dancing
was afterward INDUCED in till late hour.
Following were the committees into whose
hands the conduct of the successful affair
had been lntrusted; Committee of Arrange
ments-F. d. Worth Chairman. Mrs
Mrs. c. A. Mowry, C; A. King,
n. C. Bovee, Mrs. Z. Smedley. Mrs. l..
i. Sandman, Max Boehm, Louis Berger,
Mrs. Z. l.. Hansen, Miss L. Brewster, Mrs
NJ. Taylor, Mrs. S. Wright Miss R. Rothen-
stein; Reception Committee-Mrs ". King
Chairman, Mrs. +. D. Worth, Mrs. A.
Boehm, Mrs. n. French. Mrs. n. c. BOyee,
Miss a. Atkinson, Miss NJ. Long, Mrs. NJ.
Taylor, Miss g. Geminiani. Mrs. L; Smed-
ley, Mrs. c. l.. d. Betram, Mrs. a. GaFoeTt,
bliss Dire StCT, MISS JUSib HtlCbuI o L :
Harris, Mrs. f. A. Kirnan. DR.. L. w. New
ell. Dr. a. Il. Taylor, Max Boehm, j. {.
Moody, {. A. AlpeTs, George E. koesel )
floor manager. Charles A. King; assistant
floor managers--Mrs. X. Samuel, Mrs, Il.
Harowitz. Mrs. E. L. Hansen; Floor Com
Sandman, Mrs l.. II. Head, A. c. du Fosee,
Mrs. NJ. Barash, Mr.. Gustin, Nj. Il. McCord,
Miss Ida Oaks, Louis Berger.
Society Personals.
Mrs. James Forney of Mare Island has re-
turned from a visit in the Eastern States.
Miss Emile NJ. Herman of this city will
leave this evening for the Eastern States
and Europe.
Mr.. J. C. Stubs and family will spend
the summer al the Hotel Ben LOmond.
Mrs. Emile Tracy Y. Parkhurst, Core
spending Secretary of the Pacific Coast
Women's Press Association. visited the edi-
tors of the California Press Association at
Napa.
dena.
Miss Charlotte Birmingham and Miss Har-
Tington were the guests of Admiral and Mrs.
Benham at Mare Island on Wednesday.
Mr.. Adoph SpreekelS has been confined
to tile house with the grippe during the past
week but is now much improved.
Paymaster and Mrs. j. c. Sullivan have
taken up their nome in Vallejo. The Pay
master is attached TO the MOhlcan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel RuddeN (nee Nc
Govern returned yesterday on the Nalla
Walla from trip in the Northwest OF nearly
two weeks.
Count Marazzi, Italian Consul to this city.
is visiting in Southern California.
Miss Grace Stevenson is guest at the
residence of Chief Engineer Moore at Mare
Island.
Mrs. Frank Lersen, who has been visiting
her daughters, Mrs. DIR. Brink and Mrs.
George d. Nidever, for the past few days,
has returned to this city from Sequel.
Master William LerSen, who has been
visiting his sisters at Sequel, has returned
to this city.
Mr. Wendell Easton and family will spend
the summer at Glead, the residence Of the
late Colonel Livermor-. at Sausaiito.