The morning call., 1891-01-31


The officers are: President, Miss Mar
guerite Curtis: Senior Vice-Presdent. Miss
Marguerite Grace; Junior Vice-President,
Miss Frances Quinn; Recording Secretary.
| Miss Annie NJ. Phillips; Corresponding Sec
| rotary, Miss Mae Weller; Financial Secre-
| tary, Miss Mamie Seully; Treasurer, Miss
Marion Flynn: Guard, Miss Maggie O'Con-
| nell; Executive Committee-Miss Maggie
| Higgins, Miss Martha Stryk er, Miss O'Neil
and Miss Kate fully.
The programme for the evening was as
| follows: Vocal sole, Miss Ella Donnelly !;
/ instrumental solo on violin, Master Waldo
! Pool, accompanied on the piano by Professor
Fielder; vocal SOLO, Miss Julia Sullivan ;
recitation, MIR. Richards; vocal solo, Mr.. L.
| Barry; vocal duet, Miss Emily and Waldo
| Pool; vocal solo, Miss Emma Russell, This
| programme having been rendered, Che floor
| was cleared and the party INDUCED in dane
| ing until midnight.
The Plymouth Church Recital.
A successful recital under the auspices of
| the Temple Workers of Plymouth Church
was gwen by Miss Bertha Marie Parce, as
sisted by a number of talented artists. The
| following programme was enjoyed: March.
| bell solo, Lyra Either Club; vocal solo,
L'Estase" (ArditD Miss Bertha Parce; reel
tation. Aux Italiens" Owen Me edith, Miss
| recitation, a. Her Letter" Bret Harte), Miss
! Bertha Parce; piano solo, selected. Pro-
fessor r. Fletcher TiIton; vocal solo, when
| the Heart Is Young Dudley Buck), Miss
| Bertha PaFce; recitation, Farmer Ste69ins
Bertha Parce bell solo, "a Heienzelmann-
chen" Fritz, Lyra Either Club; recitation,
| selected. Miss Bertha Parce; selection,
| Apollo Quartet-MessrS t. NJ. Coffin, G. A.
| Rice, E. II. Kemp. c. III. Hoeg; recitation,
"Chariot Race" from " Ben Hur," Miss
| Bertha Parce.
Mission ParlOr,s High links
Mission Parlor, No. IS, n. S. G. w, held
very enjoyable entertainment, high jinks
and smoking bee at their lodge-room on
last Wednesday evening. The following
brothers participated: Piano solo, Mr..
| TheiSen; cornet solo. Professor Gros; reci-
tation, Mr.. Wilder; remarks, Mr.. Leonard,
President of Golden Gate Parlor, No. %;
song, Mr.. Mcnamara; piano solo, Mr..
trankenberg; recitation, Mr.. Duke; song.
MIR. Blay; song, Mr.. O'Rourke; Country
Picnic" Mr.. Mckinley; remarks, Mr.. Will
Jams of Seaside Parlor; recitation, Mr..
Waite; specialties, Mr.. Clasby; song, M.
Jones; song. Mr.. Ginley. The following
brothers participated in the blanket act
Dr. w. ii. NJ. Mclaughlin, Mr. MckenDy,
Mr.. GerdeS, Mr. Hartman, Mr.. FennelI, Mr..
Wagner. Mr.. Guilfoyle and Mr.. Ewing.
1t Is the intention of the parlor to hold
such an entertainment Oh the third meeting
hight in each month.
Liberty corps Social
Li5er.y Corps, No. o.. W. K. c., gave
dime social last night at their lod 1e-room in
Washington Hall, 3J Eddy street, which
was very largely attended.
The officers are Miss A. Florence Beale,
President; Mrs. L. HIrth, Senior Vice
President; Mrs. Mary Trueworthy, Junior
Vice-President; Mrs. C. Steele, Secretary;
Mrs. Annie Page. Treasurer; Mrs. S. Jehu.
Chaplain; Miss Miriam Jehu, Conductor;
Mas. Sarah NJ. Massey. Guard.
The programme for the evening consisted
of the following: Piano SOLO, Mrs. Walter
Ma 10y; recitation, Miss Adelaide Dohs;
song, Miss Carrie Keene, A Few Moments
With Mr.. w. III. Barnes; recitation, Mrs.
Amy Hartwell; banjo solo, Miss Daisy
Livingston; song. Miss Louise Dohs reel
tatjOn, Miss Mollie Kee; song, Mrs. Walter
Mal!oy. These sOclalS are for the benefit of
the families of poor soldiers and will be
given monthly.
The Tremonts' Mikado Party.
The Mikado party given by the Tremonts
Thursday evening was a grand success.
Fully seventy-fiYe couples participated in
the grand march, which was led by Miss
Bessie McFadden and Mr.. Joseph Me
Cusker, at o'clock. Fans were distributed
to all present, after which dancing and sing
ing continued until midnight to the setifac-
ton aud enjoyment of all. Mr.. C.. II. Flynn
acted as fiOor manager Committee of Ar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e. Farrell, J. Kenny.
c. IL. Flynn, Il. Mullins and II. J. Caveney.
Party on Harrison Street,
Miss Annie Browne of 1872 Harrison street
was given very pleasant surprise party on
last Saturday evening, by her friends, at
her home. The affair was as much success
as house full of young folks could make it.
The evening was spent most eujoyably
with games, dancing. music and Rotations.
Refreshments in no iui
room at IL 80 O'Clock, after which the games
were resumed.
Those present were: Mrs. j. C. Browne,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Miss L. Gull, Miss Morrison, Miss K. Null
lin. Miss X. c. Browne, Miss A. Browne
Miss Baker, Miss Robertson; MessTs. e.
RoNley, c. Henning, Fred Henning, w. q.
Swabie, X. Robertson. G. Kellenberger, S.
jackson, j. b. Browne.
Dance music was carefully rendered by
Professor 5. Jackson.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Flood aud Miss Jennie Flood arrived
from New York on Monday last.
Mrs. Ryan of Virginia City has brough
her sister, Miss Jennie Brophy, TO Ca lifornia
for her health.
Miss Maud Nickerson, who has been
spending the winter in Boston, is expected
to return here next month.
Colonel Charles Croker and party have
gone to New York. At Chicago they took
possession OF the new private car just
finished for Colonel Crocker
Miss Nellie Pinto has returned from a
visit 10 Southern California.
Miss Florence Childs, daughter of Pro-
lessor Childs of the State Normal School, is
lying i'll in this city.
Mrs. III. G. Sturtevant and Miss Faith
Sturievant have returned to San Francisco
after their sojourn with friends in the East.
Mrs. }. p. Garvey and Miss Ella Garvey
are spending the winter at the Raymond,
Pasadena, and intend going East in April.
Mr.. Percival Carney is now in New York
interested with the Booth Barrett COMPANY
MIR. and Mrs. George Pullman, Miss Pull
man, Miss Harriet Pullman and Miss Flo
rem . Clarke, now visiting Southern Califor-
next week.
NJ. Frank NJ. Wilson is at the Arlington,
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. X. Z. Hastings, who has been stop
ping at the California, has taken apartments
at the Occidental
CnlDnel NJ. l.. Mcdonald WAS in Saera-
mento on Thursday.
Captain and Mrs. u. L. Tanner have re-
turned to the Mare Island Navy-yard, after
short visit to the California.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Warren aud Miss
Warren have gone down to Del Coronado.
MISS Rising OF Virginia is here on visit
to friends.
Mrs. Captain Rice has returned to her
home, Beauyoir, Oh the Sacramento, after a
visit TO her mother, Mrs. Ransom of this
city.
Mr.. W. V. Huntington, Mr.. j. C. Jordan,
ME- G f. Macomber, Mr.. and Mrs. c. K.
Johnson, Miss johnson, Miss j. johnson,
MIR. +. Nj. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs F. K
Thornton returned on Monday from visit
10 the Hotel del Monte.