The morning call., 1891-03-09

being now Iiving-one in this city, another
in Pomona and the third in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Dnlchy is also happy ereatgrana-
mother, and was surrounded by many OF the
Younger branches On this occasion.
The parlors we're handsomely decorated,
a noted feature being the floral tributes sent
by friends. A large number OF friends called
TO offer their congratulations and good
wishes to the respected couple, and many
handsome presents were received.
An interesting object shown by Mrs.
Dolchy was her wedding-ring, which, by
the natural attrition of fifty years, had been
worn completely through, and would
scarcely bear handling. A similar destiny
had touched the wedding certificate, frag-
ments of which were scanned by many in
terested and sympathetic eyes.
The Sons of Vermont.
The Vermonters will give their March en-
tertainment and dance next Friday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. AS the first under
the new management considerable interest
attaches to the meeting, feature of which
will be the appearance of new soprano,
Miss JEANNE Winston from Los Angeles.
The new President Mr.. Z. Dillingham;, Is
a true-blood Vermonter, being son OF
Paul Dillingham;, the distinguished Gov
ernOr Of that State, and brother OF eX-GoN-
ernOr Dillingham;, also OF Vermont. Inc
association purely social oue-ls twelve
years old. and while in the first place com
posed Of native sons OF the Green Mountain
State. is always open to applications from the
general public for social membership lis
monthly entertainments are anOn- the most
marked social events in the local category
A Pleasant Birthday Party.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Lena Greninger, at the residence OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Greninger, the
occasion being tie anniversary of her birth.
The evening was pleasantly spent in dane
ing and other amusements.
The guests were kindly II ceiYcd by Miss
Lilly Truewortby and Miss Pauline Grenin-
ger, after which dancing was inaugurated
under the able management of Professor j.
Hanes. At about IL o'clock the grand
march was formed by the hostess, escorted
by Mr. Rob O'Connell, who then led the
way to an deliberately prepared supper
table, upon which attention was centered
for tie time being, after which dancing and
games were resumed until the small hours,
when all dispersed well pleased with their
evenings enjoyment and wishing their kind
hostess many happy returns of the day.
Among the ladies present were: Mrs.
Trueworthy. Mrs. Edelman. Mrs. TTuen,
Miss Emma GreuinGer, Miss Lilly True
worthy. Miss Birdie Nelson, Miss Pauline
Greninger, Mis- Jeanie Ross, Miss Annie
Beaton, Miss X. IrueWOrthy, Miss kIttle
Beaton, Miss Julia Greninger, Miss Josie
Waleom, Miss Galverer, Miss Lille Blair,
Miss little, Miss ArdlingtOn, Miss Ulmer,
Miss Heuer, Miss Maud Hrleman, Miss
Helen Reid, Miss Emily Hainque, Miss
Birdie Camp, Miss Thierbach and Miss
Edelman.
Among the gentlemen were: Messrs. R.
O'Connell, II. Flood, c. Root, c. Derham.
+. L. Kickoff Frank Watson, G. c. Gag
here, j. Graves, VIII HyneS, 0. Won Rhein,
W. Can, j. w. Holmes, De los Murphy,
George Granier, A. Euler, Harry Dot, +.
Wilson and c. Huck.
Farewell Party at HOLSTER.
For the past eight years Mr.. W. B. VIM
has ably managed and conducted the Free
Lance at Hollister, San Benito County.
During this time he has zealously advo-
Gated according to his lights the best inter-
ests Of the community. Having recently
disposed of that journal in order to engage
in business in San Francisco, few friends
assembled ut the residence OF DR.. and Mrs.
j. II. Tebhetts on Saturday evening to bid
his estim able wife and himself adieu. The
evening was most enloyably passed with
vocal and Instrumental music and all the
amenities of social intercourse. Those
present were: Mrs. Breen, Mrs. Hall, Miss
Conover, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Buskirk and Mr.. Will Acton.
Party in Oakland.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Elizabeth Ward on the oc-
casion of her twentieth birthday anniver-
sary, at the residence of Mrs. JerOna Greer,
$50 Thirty-fourth street, Oakland.
The entertainment opened with an ad-
dress by Master Warren Greer, followed by
banjo solos by Mr.. Z, c. Mullen, Mr.. Will
lam 0'Connor, MI. Jacobs and several piano
solos by Miss May Greer. Dancing followed
until Il o'clock. when a bounteous supper
was served to the guests.
The following well-knoWn people were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Sher-
man, Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers,
Miss Maggie McGowan, Miss Woodwork,
Miss Lena Clover, Miss May Greer, Miss
DIETRICH, Miss Il. Silvery, Miss NJ. M0lln,
Miss May Brooks, Miss Eliza Ward, Miss
NeYa FaTnO, the Misses May and Carrie
Brown, Miss Josie Foster; Messrs. w.
O'Connor, w. Summers, K. B. McAlister,
D. Corey, Henry McCready, L. MCGOWAN,
G. Gates, w. Merrick, Vincent Bailey, W.
Greer, Warren Greer, r Jacobs, NJ. Nc
Donald, Robert OLander, w. Smith. The
entertainment ended with song, dance
and banjo selection by Messrs. E. c. Null
len, William 0'COnner and Mr. Jacobs.
Parties to Take Place.
An entertainment will be given at Irving
Hall OF Saturday evening next for the bene-
fit of Miss Catherine Heron by Mrs. Edna
Smell Poulson, assisted by the following
talented young ladies of the senior class OF
Smell Seminary, Oakland: Miss Eva Doyle,
Miss Ella Shaw, Miss Sadie Dickinson, Miss
Dora Craig, Miss Lulu Brim, Miss Gertrude
LaEpsOn, Miss Elizabeth Phillips and Miss
Emma Campbell
Golden State Parlor, No. so, n. D. G. W,
will give an entertainment and dance at
Irving Hall, Post street, on Friday evening,
April Sd, when the tahleau of california
0fT fha MpYiplO YOknH will ba
presented.
Young Ladies' Institute No. IA will give
an entertainment and social at Union
square Hall on Easter Monday evening,
Alcatraz Circle, No. IS, c. o. F.. will give
their first anniversary ball at UniOn-square
Hall next Saturday evening.
Unity Lodge, No. 273, |. 0. B. B., will
give its fourteenth anniversary ball at b nal
Birth Hall on Wednesday evening next.
Phoenix Council, No. 7S9, a. L. of Honor,
will hold an entertainment and social at
Wednesday evening next
The La Voltas will be sat home" in Mi
| nerva Hall on Friday evening next
The Scandinavian Society will give a spe-
cial ball next Saturday evening at Saratoga
Hall in celebration Of its second anniver-
sary.
Pocahontas Council. No 3. /. o. r. NJ,
will give grah-bag party aud social enter
tsinment at Ruby Hall, Red Mems Build
ing, This evening
Social Council, No. 46, o. C. F., will hold
it's regular monthly social on Thursday
evening next in Washington Hall, Red
Mems Building
a fan party will be given by the pupils
and patrons of Professor A. A. Sanders and
| Professor A. NJ. Camel next Thursday at
| Union-square Hall, 421 Post street
| A maple-sugar party viii be given by
| 1rvine's dancing classes at Academy Hall,
| 927 Mission street, next Wednesday evening.
Starr King Lodge, No. 10, Legion of the
| West will hold its regular monthly euchre
| party next Wednesday evening.
The Heliotropes will give their inaugural
| hop at UniOn-square Hall on Tuesday even
! ing the 31st inst
The Del Monies have issued invitations
| for their eleventh hop, TO take place at Odd
! Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening, April
| TIN. AS usual, it will be an evening-dress
affair.
Invitations are out for the second select
| hop of the Nydias, to take place at Odd Eel
lows Hall on the 31st inst.
The Berlins will give their first party
| after the lenten season at Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday evening A ril lst