The morning call., 1891-02-26
vt Ns,G., 2. j. SCHNEIDER; r. S. s., T. S. Holm
NWuidIiPaalni .. W. Perry, P. G.; Organist.

was pleasantly spent.
At midnight the guests adjourned To the
dinng-room, where supper was served nv
the hostess. After a splendid repast and
the unmasking of the guests Professor Bean
man furnished music. Dancing, singing and
games were continued until late hour.
Ameng those present were Mrs. Clauss-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. o, A. .Lutzen, Mr.. Bou.
din, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Roux, Mrs. Daray, Mr.
and Mrs. }. Godeau, Mrs. Hourtanet, Mr..
and Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Annie Silver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thiebaut. Miss A. Claussman. Miss NJ
Glaussman, Miss NJ. Gantner, Miss Annie
Brader, Miss Flora Brader,- Miss Lottie
Rodgers, Miss Nellie Rock. Miss Sarah
Meagher. Miss A. G. Chista, Miss X. Bou-
din. Miss L. Boudin, Miss e. Silver Miss
| Z. Peiisson, Miss p. Thiebaut Miss Flor
| ence Roux; Messrs. Ernest A. Fremont. j.
Louiseau, James J. Maagher. 10 uis THE
baut, }. Thiebaut, Master l.. Latzen, Mas
ter ClauSSman. Master Boudin.
| The Triumph Lodge Entertainment.
! The members of Triumph Lodge, No. 1,
Select Knights of America, many Of them
attired IN the handsome uniform and shake
of the order, welcomed fairly large at
tendance last evening at B'nai Birth Hal |.
| The following attractive programme was
| presented: Overture, portion of Mission
Harmonics"; comic recitation, "Boy at the
| Dime Museum" Miss Laura Crews; song
| Selected, Miss Alice Bowen; THE Ride of
Jenny Mcneil" Mrs. Fred o. Barto; song
| (selected), Miss Lima Crews; recitation,
| Miss Jennie Wilbur: violin solo Selected,
MIR. Abe solomon; potion scene from ''Ro-
meo and juliet Qn costume), Miss Laura
| crews; lntermisSion; orchestral selection,
Mission Harmonics; farce, Romance I'm
| der Difficulties Timothy DiggIes, Mr.
! Louis lmhaus; Mr.. Benjamin Newberry,
Mr.. L. J. lmhaus; Mr. Frederick Merkham
l A lh1rf ham lotN..
| berry, Miss Carrie Kantor; director of
| amusements, Mr.. Louis Imhaus; Intern is
sion; exhibition drill by Triumph Legion,
No. l, 5. K. of A, under command OF Cap
tain E. Fl. Black.
The programme was very successful, the
| drill being much admired. Thelegion num-
| bers eighty-tive members.
Following composed the committees of
the evening: Committee of Arrangements
A. z. Mofdaunt, Thomas Maxwell, E. G.
Schluter, a. Frachette, Charles Rhen; floor
manager, A. p. Mordaunt; assistant floor
managers-D. j. Mckay, Il, Cohn, j. f.
keene;. Floor Commttee-W. C.. Crowley.
J. l.; Blnet, II. Schulken, p. +. NIcNulty, J.
X Hunt; Reception Committee w. T.
Thomson, r. Brown, l.. d. Frachette, J. j.
Sutherland, 2. Carberry, r. Sicotte, c. p
| Gibbons
Surprise Birthday Party on Everett
| Street.
Last Monday evening Mrs. Hansen was
| the recipient of surprise party of friends
on the occasion of the sixty-serond an
niversary of her birthday, at her daughters
residence, so Everett street
| The following programme was rendered
| Banjo duet, Messrs. Frank Anderson and
Charles GRADER; accordion solo, Mr.. t.
| Duprey; comic song, Mr.. Henry Stockton !;
song. Miss Emma hampton; song, Mr..
Frank Anderson; comic song, Mr. Thomas
-.
| quartet, Miss Lizzie McNeill Misses Louisa
| and Josephine Mars and Miss Emma
hampton; song, Mr.. Thomas Bolton; comic
| song, Mr.. Charles GRADER; song, Mrs. Henry
| Stockton. Alter an imprumptu supper
! dancing was INDUCED in until late hour.
Mr. and Mrs; Henry Auslin,, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs; A. Boyer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Zupar, Mr.. Charles GRADER,
Mr.. Thomas Ford, Miss Lizzie Mcneil, Mr..
| Frank Anderson. Miss Louisa Mars, Mr..
Lane, Miss Josie Mars, Mr.. Thomas Bolton,
Miss Emma hampton, Mr.. VII lam Barker,
| Miss Lizzie Zupar, Mr.. L. Duprey, Mr..
| William Mcneil, Miss Ruby Stockton, MIR.
Fred Buchanan and Master Victor Zupar.
| The Old Friends Entertainment.
A large namber of friends enjoyed the
| twenty-eghth anniversary entertainment
and dance Of the Society Of Old Friends,
| given last evening at Irving Hall.
The following programme. interspersed
| with dances, was rendered: Overture. or
chestra; song. Mary Of Argyle" Miss
Kitty Sheehan; address, Brother Judge
| Craig banjo duet, Brothers w. A. Scolfay
and Lewis Burke; duet. Little. Minnie and
| sister; recitation, Miss Grace Pierce; dance,
Miss LiBbie Whitman; banjo selections,
Master Edmund Lindwall; banjo speciaities,
| Brothers Sabin. Sullivan and Mowlsted
quintet. .-Sailor Ahoy,:' Brother Scollay S
| class.
Following are the officers OF the society :
President, Charles II. Cough; Vice-Pre.i j.
| dent, Jacob NJ. Graber; Secretary, John II.
Giimore; Treasurer, Phil Hartman; Sur
geon, DIR. c. c, ODonnell; Marshal, NJ. C..
| BTydges; Sergeant-at Arms, f. j. Cum
njngham; Board of Directors-Tom Saw
yer, john Nessen, john Staude. NJ. G.
Sears and James Mckinley
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
| Diemer, James a. Riley. Frank Roney, 4.
l.. Valleau; Reception Commttee-Judge j.
c. Pennie, Judge r. ii. Taylor, Hon. james
Gilleran, Fred SCHUMACHER. Jerry Slncich,
Captain JOHN Schneider; floor manager,
James ii. Riley; Floor Committee-W. 81.
Scollay, |. j. Casebolt, John C. Carroll,
William j. Colvin.
Society Personals.
Mrs. E. B. Crocker of Sacramento was at
the Baldwin Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Heathcote will soon
occupy their residence in San Rafael
Mrs. w. T. Ellis Jr. of Marysyille was in
| town yesterday.
Mr.. Ward McAllister and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawkins, who have been on visit to the
Del Monte, have returned 10 the Hotel
Rafael.
Mr.. w. V. Huntingdon has been visiting
in Arroyo Grande.
|
Mr.. Ramon Wilson of the law firm OF
Estee, Wilson Il McCutchen. is now in Lon
! don on legal business. His wife and daugh-
! ter, who have been a couple of years abroad,
will probably accompany him on his return.
| Miss L. r. Dimond and Miss Eleanor
| Dimond have gone to Santa Barbara to re-
| main several weeks.
| Mrs. Charles j. Torbert and Miss Mollie
Torbert are residing at 11O1 Pine street.
| Mr.. Theodore Wygant and family, of Port
| land, Oregon, are in the city on visit and
| are at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. James +. Wilson has returned to the
| city and is at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Captain Henry l.. Hoyt and family, of
| Portland, are agreeably lucated In this city,
| where they ara Keeping house.
Miss lille Bruman of this city and Mr..
| Charles Zener of SACRAMENTO, whose en-
day 40 the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
| Well of Napa.
| Hon. c. T. Ryland of San Jose is con-
fined to his home with severe attack Of
| rheumatism.
Messrs. Walter and Andrew Martin, who
| accompanied their aunt, Mrs. Peter Dona-
| hue, their mother, Mrs. Edward Martin,
and Judge and Mrs. Stephen j. Field on
their recent four months tour of Europe. re-