The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

Nolan. Librarian Of the Academy Of Science,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. William lrelan,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jurgensen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amedee JoulIin, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mrs. Oscar Kunath, Lee Lash, Arthur f.
Mathews. A. NORTH. Mr.. Nariot. Miss
Ernest Narjnt. G. S. Newell, Charles H.
Peters. Mrs. NJ. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ID. Robinson, Miss Rupert Schmidt Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Shaw, Miss Nellie Stearns,
forde. +. Marion Wells, Miss Mary Williams.
Miss Eva Withrow. Mr.. and Mis-. r. D.
Yelland, Alfredo Bolognes, Mrs. Edwin
Deaken. Mrs. NJ. Straus. Frank Heath.
julius Pages, David Neal, r. R0ths, ID. To-
jetti.
A Serenadr and Surprise.
Miss Esther Housley was serenaded by
her friends on Saturday upon her return
from Los Gatos. The musicians were
Messrs. Krone, Clyne and DR.. Vincent
During the evening Mr.. j. A. Frchettc
was presented with handsome souvenir.
The pleasant surprise party was attended
by: MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Housley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frances, Mr. and Mrs. I'll. L. Sea-
grave, Mr.. and Mrs. Carbrar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Munro, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyne. Miss Esther
Housley. Miss Ella Curtin, Miss Lille Cur
tin, Miss Lizzie Coyne, Miss Nellie Coyne,
Miss Sadie Frichette, Miss Alice OShea,
II 10 -NOlliO 11OiiiOhs Atlio' AhRAJ
Miss Ethel Frederlcks, Miss Florence
Frances. Miss Alice Frances; Messrs. Harry
Taylor, John G. Seagraye, ID. A. Curtin,
j. A. Frichette. George Crowley. henry
Lauterwasser, a. Gautner.. c. White, Q.
Towne, w. Seagrave. G. Krone, Mr.. de
Vincent and Eddie Seagraye.
Ladies of the G. A. r.
Roanoke Circle, No. 4. Ladies of the g..
A. R., gave brilliant reception on the
IF lao II ba ( n Hall
Healdsburg, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Favor, charter members of the order, it be-
ing the twenty-fifth anniversary OF their
wedding.
The venerable couple were taken quite by
surprise and were fairly showered with
flowers and other favors, many costly pres
ents being among them. An improylsed
aud special marriage ceremony was happily
conducted, after which the marriage feast,
rich in intellectual and substantial good
things. Friends at the East who could not
attend, were represented in the remem-
ORANGES that were bestowed, and the De-
partment President, Mrs. Sarah A. Metcalf,
was also present in her Offering of an ex-
quisite souvenir. Mrs. Ella Smedley, Past
Department President, graced the occasion
in neat and appropriate poem very
apr0pos, and the affair was thoroughly en-
joyed by all present.
Seven Pines Circle has changed its place
of meeting for the winter TO ConcOrdia Hall,
105 O'Farrell street.
Surprise on Mission Avenue.
4 birthday surprise party was given to
Mr.. S. p. II. Dorm by Mrs. George Notion at
10 Mission avenue recently.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Ferrenbach, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Guion, Mr.. ana Mrs,
George A. Golden, MI and Mrs Burke, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Notion, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Slynn, Mrs Riordan, Mr.. LON Hardy of
Sacrament, Mr.. John Carter, Mr.. Benja-
min Fabian, Mr.. Frank Mackie, Miss Lot
tie Show, Miss Irene Burke, Miss Josie
Ferrenbach Masters Rube Guion, George
j. Ferrenbach, Otto II. Ferrenbac
Supper was served in the evening after
dancing and games. All enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Tiburcio Parrot (nee Tufy) and her
niece. Miss Theresa Shrieves, are visiting
friends in Carson City.
Mr.. Clyde S. Payne, brother of DR..
Payne, left Wednesday for Philadelphia,
where he Will complete his professional
studies.
Professor Joseph LIE Conte has modified
his plans and will not go to Europe till
next spring. His son is at Cornell and he
himself will spend the winter at his old
home in Georgia.
Mr.. Loring Pickering and family have re-
turned to the city for the winter
Governor II. II. Markham visited Los
Angeles OF Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas SkirIS and daughters, OF
Vallejo, formerly of this city. are tine guests
of Mrs George L. 0atman of Oak street.
Mrs. DIR. " a. Chaigneau sailed for
Crescent CITY on the 18th inst She will re-
turn to San Francisco next spring.
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residence of her sister, Mrs. Colonel a.
Jackson Itsell.
The Misses Isabel and Emma Lyman have
gone down to visit Mrs. NJ NJ. Gillespie of
Los Angeles.
Mr Henry E. Dodge has gone to Fresno
and will be entertained during his stay by
Mr. Marcus Pnllasky.
Mis-, e; II. Hall, Miss Hattie Hall, Miss
Enma Farrier and Miss May Tubbs will
leave to-day for Santa Barbara.
Lieutenant A s. Cloman, U. S. A., has
left Chico for MarysviIe
The Misses Maud and Matte Leonard
the twin daughters of MI. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Leonard of Alameda, nave Come over to
continue their studies in private boarding
school in this city.
Miss Ida Harms of Pleasanton is the guest
of Miss Ida EIerhorst.
Miss Carrie EilerhOrst and Master Carl
Zele are visiting Miss Abeott OF San Pablo.
Mr.. Sidney Newell of Stockton is attend
ing the Bankers Convention in this city.
Miss Jennie Mem liam is entertaining
Miss Harriet Farrand for a few days.
Admiral Benham left yesterday to oln the
AdrIatic Squadron.
Mr. George W. Meade and family, for
Eerly of Hollyoaks. Sausalilo, returned last
week from their extended European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher f. Aver are visit
ing Los Angeles.
Judge ard Mrs. Farpley nee Bugbee) are
here from their home in Oonalaska and are
guests at the Occidental Hotel
Hon. l.. +. Loud has returned from a
visit to Santa Cruz About the middle OF
next month he starts for Washington, there
TO remain during the session of Congress.
His family will follow him In the spring.
CRIME IN GREENLAND.