The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-13

man, j. Wallenstein. J. Siegler NJ. Kahn. Ii.
Mauser; Reception Committee-B. Schloss
Chairman, II. Wolfsohn. L. Meininger, d.
k senblum, A. S. Tuchler, NJ. Whitehead,
A. Friediander, II. Friedlander, ). Meyer;
floor manager, Sam Deutch; Floor Com
mittee, NJ. Stern, II. Wallenstein, 4.
SchwartZbaum, Fl. Harris, M. Strauss, =.
Reinhold, G. Goldsmith, Joe Holman, a. Y.
Beineman.
The Friday Night Club at Aiafhe"a.
Last Friday evening the final reception VI
the season by the popular FRIDAY Nish'
Club was given in Harmony iaii, Ald
media. It was most fashionable affair, and
the select gathering passed a delightful
! avaninc. The attendance was larger than
on farmer occasions as there were more
than the usual number of invitations issued.
The committees in charge were most solicit
Gus for the welfare of their guests, and the
general sentiment was that the occasion
was the most successful and enjoyable of
any in the whole course of the season. A
sumptuous repast was served at midnight
and The happy gathering dispersed at an
early hour.
A Joint i. o. o. f. Party.
Oriental. Rebekah and Templar Degree
lodges, l. o. o. F., gave specially pleasant
party at Odd Fellows Hail last night. The
stage was brightly decorated with national
flags and streamers for the occasion.
large attendance enjoyed succession
of seventeen dances to the music of the
Park Band, prolonging the festivities till
after midnight The ladies of the lodges
had been working hard 10 make the affair
success, ana are to be complimented on the
result Of their labOrs.
Following composed the appointed COM
mittees: Committee of Arrangements
Miss Hattie c. McNuty. Mrs. Matte j.
Perry, Mrs. Theresa c. Lilienthal, Mrs.
Emma Jones, Mr.. George w. Lemont, DR..
Nd. Coulson, Mr. A. L. Noack, Mr.. G. W.
Simmons; floor manager. Mr. John Swan;
Floor Communicable. J. Thompson, Mr.. h.
Lilienthal, Mr.: d. C.. Malcolm, Mr.. u. G.
Marcy, Mr.. J. Russell. Mr.. C. Hewlett; Re-
eep:iOn COnlmttee-Mr. A. Hovey, Mr.. j.
+. Boutes. Judge J. NJ. Trout, Mr.. j. II.
Simpson, DR.. Nerrinder, Mr.. o. c. Morrill,.
The Minerva Circle Entertainments.
The members of Minerva Circle, No. 20,
Companions of the Forest. gave quite sue
cessful entertainment and dance last even
ing at Cambrian Hail. on Mission street.
Following was the programme, which
was enjoyed by large audience: Opening
address, J. Falconer;o duet, banjo and
guitar, Mr.. ana Mrs. Crager; song. Mrs.
Beyerson; recitation. Love in Balloon"
Mrs. Jones; song, Miss Friedlander; reel
tation, Miss SeiDel; duet, Mrs. Lilliston and
Miss Hawke; recitation, +. p. Peterson.
The committees of the evening were CON-
Mrs Hiiderbrand, Mrs. Jebeau, Mrs. Maise;
hoor manager, George Freedman.
Society Personals.
Mrs. John 5. Hager and family have re-
turned from their sojourn of several months
il the Atlantic States and are at present at
the Occidental Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Simpson. Miss Flora
Simpson, AIrs. S. C. Bigelow and Miss A E.
Woodward of this city are sojourning at the
Arlington, Santa Barbara. Miss S. c. Bige-
low and Mrs. S. |. Walker have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Latham have returned
from their visit to the Eastern States and
have apartments at the California Hotel
Rev. Mr.. Wiilett has returned from a va
cation trip 10 this city and Oakland.
Miss Adele Stoneman is visiting friends
in Sacramento
Rev. c. D. BarrOws is residing at Lowell,
Mass. and is stated 10 be rapidly recovering
his normal health
Mr. W. Il. Ellis Jr. and Mr. F. W. john
son have returned to MarYsville from visit
10 Stockton.
Mrs. P. II. Murphy of Santa Clara is visit
ing friends in this city.
EX- Mayor E. b. Pond has been up in
Aord looking after his late brother'S estate.
Miss Glenn Tupman has returned home
from visit 10 Mrs. =. j. Hodgson of Sacra-
Inento.
Miss Ida E. Connor left on Tuesday for
the East.
Dr. Chester A. Rowell of Fresno is in
town, after brief visit to Sacramento
Mrs. L. L. Eyre, Mrs. Pinkard and Mrs.
McGaYll have gone down TO Menlo Park for
a visit.
Mr.. !. d. Spreckels has been visiting Sac
ramento.
Mr.. Moses Hopkins has been making a
short visit to San Jose, where he was
guest at he Hotel Vendome