The morning call., 1891-10-16

QIeonardJ. Professor Nathan Landsberger;
comic operetta, "a Glass of Water, or BLOW
for Blow" (Tanzmap) Mr.. and Mrs. Tanz-
man Of the Oriental Opera Company:
The Committee OF Arrangements con-
sisted Of: Eugene w. Levy Chairman,
Unity Lodge, No. 27S; Bert Kahn. Monte
fore Lodge. No. 81; A. Colman, California
Lodge, Ne. 1863; J. Shaen, Modin Lodge.
No. ~; NJ n. Manassr, Occidental Ledge,
No. 345; d. Gutstedt, CremieuX Lodge, No.
325; [. j. Aschim, Golden Gate Lodge No.
129; Rev. DR.. f. Videver, 0phir Lodge, NO.
81; Julius Newman, Pacific l. dge, NO. 49,
and S. Graef Columbia Lodge, No, l27'
The Mccarthy Banquet.
A very pleasant banquet was rendered by
Mr. and Mrs. Gere Mccarthy to few OF
their numerous friends on Wednesday even
ing, at restaurant on Larkin street.
Vocal and instrumental music was in
dulged in until midnight, when bounteous
repast was served. Ex-Assemblyman James
Brown then proposed a toast which was
feelngly responded to by the genial host;
Frank Gaspar next sang one of his original
songs, which was heartily encored..
Among those present were: MIR, and
Mrs. Mccarthy, eX-Assemblyman James
Brown, MIR. Arthur Corlett, Mr.. Frank
Gaspar, Mr.. T. Kelly, Mr.. J. Sullivan, Mr.
George Won CLAIM, Mr.. w. p. McAlpin,
Mrs. James Brown and daughter, Mr.. James
II. Lennon, Mr.. p. Ray, Mr.. Martin Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDevitt, Miss Blanche
O'DelL, Mr.. Henry DulIield.
The Amity Lodge Entertainments.
large number of people enjoyed the en-
tertainment and dance given last night at
Odd Fellows Hall by Amity Rebekah De-
gree Lodge, No. 161, |. o. o. +.
The entertainment consisted of the we'll
known "Old-fashiOned District School"
which was conducted by the inimitable
Deborah Kittery (Mrs. l.. 0. Hodgkins),
teacher. and Samantha Ann Maria (Mrs. A.
l.. Martini, pianist During "reeess" the
Toy Symphony Club, under Mrs. NJ. T.
JoOst, gave pleasing performance. Dane
ing concluded a most enjoyable evening.
The committees were composed as fol-
lows: Committee of Arrangements-Mr
Williston, P. n. G.; Mrs Anita Martin,
Mrs. Dora Brown, Mr.. William E. Aber;
Reception Committee-Mrs. Nettie Shaw
n. e.. Mr.. s. }. Young, Miss r. Hardy, Mr.
G. WINNER. DR.. Z. E z egler, Mrs. Sarah
Crawford. Y. g.; Mr.. L. II. Magnin, Miss
Nellie Armstrong; floor manager. Mr.
William Aber, Mr.. ID. Newell, Mr.. u.
iIucks Mr.. f. p. Duley, Mr. c. Ii. Welby,
Mr.. A. W. Larimer.
Society Personals.
Colonel c. f. Croker and party are en-
ioying a tour of the south. They arrived at
Los Olives on Wednesday morning and tax
ing special stage drove through Gaviota
Pass down the coast to Ellwood, whence a
special car took them to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Herold have gone
down to Los Angeles on their way East.
Hon. and Mrs. L. B. Miner will spend
the winter in San Jose.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Hale and Miss Por-
teOus have been spending the past few days
ct the Occidental Hotel, where, after a
short visit to their Mountain View place.
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. j. w. Mackay has returned to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes Hammond and
Miss Bette Hammond sailed from New
York Wednesday for Liverpool and will
spend six months travelling abroad.
Mr.. w. }. Casey has returned from visit
to Santa Clara.
Mrs John McMulin, Miss Perrin and
Miss Marguerite Wallace arrived in New
York on Wednesday EN- route to this CITY,
MIR. Fred b. Haight and bride are at Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. John S. Bugbee, wife of Judge Bug
bee of Alaska, accompanied by her son, Is
at the Pleasanton.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. C. Mcmahon are paying
visit to Los Angeles.
Mrs. w. T. Ellis and Miss Ellis, of Marys-
vile, are at the Occidental Hotel.
Mir. Charles f. Fay and Mr.. E. G. Schmie-
dell arrived in Santa Barbara on Monday.
They made the trip from this city in a pri-
vate conveyance, doing the distance in nine
days.