The morning call., 1891-03-31

President, Mrs E. IRWIN; Vice President,
Mrs. Wits; Secretary, Mrs. Ii. Williams
Treasurer, Mrs. G. Muh,ner.
The committee of the evening consisted
of Miss Saul. Mrs. Saul, Mrs. Muhlner,
Hume. Mrs Harriss, Mrs: Wyd, Mrs
Jewett, Mrs. Winterbotter, Mrs. Hagan.
Party on Sanchez Street.
The friends Of Mr.. Eugene Calvin ten
dered him a very pleasant surprise on
! Thursday evening las, at his residence,
| 1910 Sanchez street, it being his birthday
anniversary.
The early part OF the evening was spent
in pleasant conversation, intersperSed with
instrumental and vocal music, Rotations,
| readings, etc. One of the guests performed
several Seght- Of-hand tricks, much to the
! amusement of those present Shortly before
| midnight refreshments were served, alter
! which singing and music were resumed, the
| guests dispensing about o'clock, after hav-
ing spent vrry enjoyable evening.
Among those present were: Mr., and Mrs.
| Eugene Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Tenney,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Favor. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. D.sCurrie, Mr.. and Mrs. Jepson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
| Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald,
| Mrs Quirk, Miss Halle Solberg, Miss Ella
| Calvin, Miss Bessie Mcdonald; MeSsr3 G.
| L. Mcdonald, f. Ii. HolScher, C. UNeill,
| ii. Brown, the Misses Grace and Alice Cal
! win, Master Berthe Calvin.
The Paramount Lodge Entertainment.
The sixth bi-monthly social and literary
entertainment of the above lodge was held
at Excelsior Hall, 23l9 Mission street, last
Friday evening. The friends of the Knights
turned out in large numbers, and most en-
| j0yabie programme was listened TO, after
which a social dance was INDUCED in till y
O'clock
Just twelve months ago the members of
this lodge decided TO give a complimentary
social every TWO months. in order to give the
families of the members chance 10 become
be ter acquainted and prOvile an entertain
ment where hal-checkS should be unknown.
The committee having charge of the ar
rangements comprised James A. Wilson,
Andrew Smith and |. f. Hurlbut.
following was the programme: Song,
Carl Schueck; recitation, Mrs Eva HugarG !;
cornet solo, Mr.. Fox; dialogue, l. r. Ruck-
stell and Fred Cushion; song, Robert Dun
can; Mr.. Van, the ventriloqust; character
songs by Master Charlie and Maurice Lit
tie; recitation, Miss Elsie Duncan; reeita-
tion, The Old Sluce-b0X," by Mrs Me
Gnley; facial character sketches by Mr.
Mckinley.
Party on sansome Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stang entertained
their friends at their residence, q Sansome
street, Saturday evening last. A most
pleasant evening was spent in singing,
dancing and other amusements until late
hour, after which hearty repast was par
taken of.
During the evening the company were en-
tertained with selections by tho Fremont
Glee Club, MesSrs. Joseph Hanson, Thomas
Mckee, r. Flood and Others
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
?. Cavanagh, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stang,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stang. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson, Professor and
Mrs. Henry Stang, Miss Jennie Turner,
Miss Maud Green, Miss Ellen Reardon,
Miss Gertrude SnOwdOn, Miss Nellie Car
roll, Miss Jennie Carroll. Messrs. X. Kerr,
ID. McMann, j. Hanson, I. Mckee, John
Mchenna, +. Kline, E. StoSsiger, NJ. C..
Flood, G. Won Claim, q. Williams, Michael
Olsen and John Smith,
The Burnaby Lodge Entertainments.
The officers and members of Burnaby
Lodge entertained their friends on Saturday
evening in Laurel Hail.
capital programme was presented. as
follows: Overture, by Professor Keogh's
Orchestra, the gallant Crmean veteran lead
ng in person; MessrS. Bolton, Shepherd,
Jack, Reed, Myers, Cough. Stockton and
Crockett gave songs Mr.. Douglas Grove of
Rochester, \. y, was "Scre minglY" funny
in comic songs and recitation, and Miss
Beatrice Bennett rendered in Old Mind
rid charmingly. Dancing then followed
till midnight,
The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted of: Mr.. W. +. Crockett Chairman,
MesSrs. Wooden, Eyre, Barlow, Thompson,
Evans, Butcher and TreDeil
Society Personals.
Mr.. Joseph B. Crockett arrived yesterday
morning from the East.
Mrs. jeremiah Clarke has returned to the
city. Her daughter, Miss Lottie Clarke, is
expected this week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Searles left last Sun
day night for the East. They will stop at
various places on their way.
Colonel Stuart Taylor has joined his
wife and little daughter in Paris. where
they have been staying during the past
Mrs. H. n. Cook and Miss Ethel Cook
have returned from their Eastern trip.
Mr.. Edward b. Tufts. one Of the leaders
of Los Angeles society, Is IN the city on
visit 20 sir. Avery +. Mccarthy, having ac-
CUmpaned him on his return from the south.
Ex-Governor Pacheco, Minister to Guatc
mala, returned to San francisco early i'll
MAY. He remains here but ashOrt time and
Will then 60 on to Washington. Returning
to his post he will be accompanied by Mrs.
i
Paymaster and Mrs. Redfeld, U. 5. n,
are visiting friends in Pasadena.
Mr.. NJ. Theodore Kearney is passing
couple of weeks at Monterey.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis SlUss and Mr., Louis
Sloss Jr will leave early in May to pass the
summer at San Rafael
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. d. HoyeY have gone to
Southern California, where they will pass
the next four months at various resorts.
Mr.. Rudolph Neumann lefL for Oonalaska
on Saturday on the steamer Dora, aud Will
be away about SIX months.
Miss Alice Hobart is expected to return
from her visit to Senator and Mrs. J. 7.
Jones, al their residence in Santa Monica,
the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Alexander Forbes, Mrs. johnson and
the Misses Edith and Maud Forbes are at
RedOndU Beach.
Lieutenant and Mrs. W. /. Howard have
been visiting Lieutenant and Mrs. Pond for
some time.