The morning call., 1891-10-21

ton Club and will be rendered by members
of the San Francisco OPERATE Society. This
operetta has never been played in this city.
aud the stage business, settings. etc, are all
original with the stage manager, Mr.. a. NJ.
Thornton. Mr. Dellaplane Is the musical
director. The cast includes: Miss Heucr,
Mrs Madden, Miss Cameron and Messrs.
Schleicher, Coffin, Fogarty, Madden and
Feig
Ladies' of the G. A. l..
The Department President, Mrs. Sarah
A. Metealf, has been visiting other circles
Of the order in Santa Clara County, at San
Jose and at Los Gatos, where she has been
entertained by Department Senior Vice.
President, Mrs W. II. Brown, and Other
members of the order.
On "Wednesday evening a reception was
rendered her by the members of Circle No
l, Saa Jose, when abundant good things
intellectual and substantial, were heartily
enjoyed. On Friday evening Mrs. Metcalf,
accompanied by other department officers
and friends, Mrs. W. II. Brown, Senior
Nice-PreSdent Mrs. Anderson, Depart
ment Treasurer, aud MIR. and Mrs. George
Evans. visited the newly Instituted circle at
Los Gatos, and found the President Mrs.
Wilder, ready to report hopefully of theiI
good work done and in preparation for til c
future.
Saturday the State President was also
made the recipient Of a banquet welcome at
the home Of Mrs. George Evans in San
Jose, and later she returned 10 her home IN
San Francisco well pleased with the hospi-
tality and the work being done by the
circles visited in her official capacity.
The Del Monies Party.
Last evening the reorganized Del Monies
gave their first party at Odd Fellows Hall.
The original club for two years gave very
successful parties, gradually building up a
solid popularity by close attention to the
matter of invitations and the general we'll
being of their guests.
Only two of the original members remain
with the club as TeOrganiZed, but as regards
management the mantle seems 10 have fallen
on worthy shoulders. judging. moreover.
by the attendance last night the favor az
corded to the old club will be continued To
the new.
1t was after 9 o'clock before Bum's Or
cbestra started up the grand march, whl c n
was led by Miss Adele klare and Mr.. John
Power. followed by over 40 couples. a
number which was greatly swelled as
the hours rolled on. The laucers was sue
ceeded by the miltaire, and that by the
y0rke, until the medley terminated the
merry round shortly before / o'clock. Ee-
CANT programmes, bearing the clubs mono
gram in relief on the cover special orches-
tral music and many pretty toilets were
features Of the enjoyable occasion.
The new officers OF the club are: j. F.
Burns, President; 5. Z. Kane, Vice-Presi-
dent; John Power. Recording Secretary; J.
II. Sheehan, Financial Secretary William
j. Moore, Treasurer, the Recording Secre-
tary acting as floor director.
An Oakland Complimentary Surprise.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Miss Susie Moriarity last evening by the
employees of Mr.. J. J. O'Brien at the home
OF her parents. 2l2 Fifth street, Oakland,
prior to her departure for the East. Al
midnight an elegant supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. ard Mrs.
Mouarity, MIR. and Mrs. I. Y. Ferguson,
Mr. and Ms: James HeYan, Miss Susie
MORTALITY, Miss Etwissle, Miss Barron,
Miss Stella Strong, Miss Maggie Moriarity.
Miss Sadie Lang Messrs. Louis Moriarity,
j. Higgins, }. Moriarity, Thomas Welsh,
A. Mulrany, Mr.. Devers and N. Cantwell.
Party on Howard Street.
A very enjoyable birthday party was ten
dered to Miss Irene Virgins by some of her
friends, at her residence on Howard street,
last Saturday evening. Music, singing and
dancing and other amusements appropriate
for the occasion were happily INDUCED in.
About midnight the party repaired to the
dining-rOpm, where ali partOok of a hearty
supper. a few toasis we're made in honor
of the lady of the hour, and then the merry
makers returned to the parlor and merrily
whiled away the moments until the time
came to depart.
Miss Virgins received many congratula-
tions, every one wishing her many more
birthdays as happy a. her last one.
Among those present were: Miss Irene
Virgins, Mrs. Virgins, Miss Henrietta
Drlsc"ll, Miss Alice Driscoll, Miss Nellie
Driscoll, Miss Walls, Miss Josie Madden,
Miss Kate Walsh, Miss NJ. Jones, Miss
Kelly, Miss CrameT, Miss Anna Clark, Miss
Alice Clark; Messrs w. G. Clark. Z.
Bertrand, G; W. A:mbruster, C. j. Arm
bruster, c. Nagle, c: Morse, j. Morse, f.
Nifrrt, 3. Aud, NJ YaldelI. Mr.. Murry, III.
Metfin, 5. Virgins, G. Virgins, Mr.. Cook,
j. OBrien, I. Delaney and w. Virgins.
A Serenade at Madrone.
A remarkably pleasant serenade was
given at the Pierce ranch, Madrone, re-
Gently, by the Madrone brass band and the
Young Ladies' Glee Club, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Lagoria and son, of San Francisco.
The house was handsomely Illuminated
and an enjoyable evening was spent in play
ing social games and assisting in An infor-
NAL programme. Selections by Mr.. Broad
of Berkeley, DR.. A. l.. Combs of San Jose,
Mr.. Erwin Frost and Mr. p w. Ransome
were much admired. Refreshments were
served and the friends dispersed well
pleased with their entertainment.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Lagora, Mrs. Finley.
Mrs. l.. Nalhke. Miss Bell Payne. Miss Jen-
ME Reed, Miss Nellie +. Pierce, Miss Ora
Arnold, Miss Tila Mallagnara, Miss
Snsie Ishan, Miss Mamie Cruise, Miss
Almie Arnold, Miss Clara Malta
gnara, Miss Mollie Conlon; Messrs.
j. W. Ransome, Erwin Frost. Thomas n.
0'Toole, Martin {. Hobin, Erwin Finley,
James Pierce, w. Broad Rube Finley, Law
renee O,Toole, Frank r.. Pierce, j.
nara, George Frost, +. Mallagnara, Jean
Arnold. DR.. A. l.. Coombs, Frank Reed,
Otto Hickman. Erwin Frost Jr., ID. Arnold,
William Pierce, George Mohr, William
0Toole, W. Hearvy, James Michado, John
OToole. w. Cairns, Barney COnlOn, Louis
Mullagnara. Ernest Turtalotte, Mr.. Bum
garner.
Party on Fifteenth Street.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs Frank Burke, at their resi-
dence at 536 Fifteenth street, on Sunday
evening.
Vocal and instrumental music was in
dulged in until midnight. when bounteous
repast was served. Songs were sung by
Miss Mamie McCorriston, Mrs. Joseph
Hanson and Messrs. I. Mckee aud William
Delaney. Music was furnished by. Mr..
Hugh Rodden, Mr.. Burke, Mrs. Robert and
Mr. George Styles.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Burke, Messrs G. Morey, George and
Robert Styles, L. Chapton, James Geary,
Mr. and Mrs. J Reed, MIR. and Mrs. Hugh
Rodden, Mr.. A. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Riley, Mr.. John Houte. r. II. Kerr, Mrs.
McC0rriston. Miss Mamie McCorrston,
Messrs: Joseph Hanson, George Won Claim,
L. Mckee, w. Adams, Mrs. Chapton, Mr..