The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-08

OQ mOiludy 6NculbS ~Oth NA's " AAeNA-
ary and musical entertainment was given
by Pohonachee Tribe, No. 70, in Council
| Hall, the occasion being a fraternal visit
| from Pocahontas Council, No. 8. aud Alta
| rata Council, No. 10, Degree of Pocahontas.
! The Wigwam was beautifully decorated
| and was crowded with members Of the or
der. The following programme was rem
dered. Address of Welcome, William Nj.
| Belts, p. G. S.; violin and piano duet,
MessTS. Johnson and Gutman; remarks on
| 1.-THE Good of the Order" Adam Smith, L.
! G. l.; vocal solo, Miss Austin; recitation,
! Fred johnson, p. s., No. 10; remarks, =. L.
| Counts, G. S.; recitation, Miss Elsie Dun
! can; remarks, Mrs. Tille Salisbury, Poca-
| hOntas of AlfaTata Council, No. TO-
Dancing was then INDUCED In. During
| the grand march each lady received hand
/ some fan as a souvenir of the occasion. AT
! intermsSiOn feast of corn and venison
was enjoyed by all, during which long
| talks" were made by the brothers and SIS
! tiers present. A return was then MADE 10
the hall, where dancing was resumed and
! kept up until past midnight,
| Among the prominent Red Men present
were: j. 2. Counts, G. s.; Adam Smith, L.
| G. l. Fred Brandt, G. 5. s.; j. W. Maher,
! g. c. of R.; William NJ. Belts, +. q. ).
! This was indeed most enjoyable affair ana
reflected great credit on The members OF No.
| 10, and especially on the committee having
the matter in charge, OF which William
/ Belts, p. S., the present Sachem OF the
! tribe, was Chairman.
A Pythian Banquet.
Last Saturday evening grand banquet
was rendered to Colonel +. A. Merguire at
! Alcazar Building, in honor Of his election
as Brigadier-G General of the U. r. of Cali
| fornia. The Chairman opened proceedings
/ by introducing Brigadier-General II. Shaft
| ner, who responded to the toast, " The
| Z. R" At the close of his remarks General
| Shaffner presented Colonel F. A. Merguire
! with his commission as gadieT-Genera!.
| Chairman Huber then introduced Brlga-
! cier-General +. a. MeTguTe, and proposed
! the toast, " The Brigade of California" In
| his response General Merguire stated there
were eighteen divisions in the brigade, with
q membership of 200, aud two more to be
soon instituted. Pythian Division, No.
2, had seventy members, and was
the most flourishing division on
the Coast. He also stated he had
four years duty to perform. After his re-
marks the toast "Brigadier-General +. A.
Merguire" was drank standing, with musical
hon0rs, followed by the toast Grand
Lodge; response by Grand Vice Chancellor
w. c. Graves of Fairmont Division, No. 20,
U. r. Song by Captain I. Weber Of Ger
man Division, with encore, The warrior
Bold" Toast The Retiring Brigadier.
Unity Division. No. IS. Toast, The First
Regiment" response by Major G. H. Mer-
guire of Pacific Division, No. 3. Song by -
K. T. II. Wagstaff of Pytaan Division, No.
2, with encore, all joining in the chorus.
Toast, 'Pythian Division, No. %; response
! by Captain W. c. Robinson Of Pythian
! Division, No. 2, who gave some very en-
| cUuUaging reports.
Captain Dodd of Unity Division gave
! some of his experiences during the last year.
| Some very interesting remarks were make
| by Captain Z. Parmalee of FairmOnt Divl-
sion. No. % after which the beautiful ode,
MAY Our SAUNDERS be all BleSt," was sung
standing when the company dispersed, we'll
| pleased with the evenings entertainment.
The Turn Verein Entertainment.
Last evening Turn Verein Hall, 1913
| Turk street. was crowded with spectators
! of the eymnastic exhibition given by the
| local yerein, together with the Bezirks-
| funniest of Sacramento.
The following interesting programme was
| followed by dancing: Overture, Won der
Mehden's Orchestra; horizontal bar, first
| class; parallel bars, third ana fourth classes;
wrestling, active members; chorus, singing
section; gymnastics, second class; stick eX-
erclse, active members. The exercises
were particularly well done, especially
those of the first class.
The committee having the pleasant affair
| in charge consisted of: Messrs. q. ETrmann,
A. q. Rrehm, d. Stiryer, II. Thanwald, II.
Attinger
Parties to Take Place.
Carmel Assembly, Young Ladies Catholic
Union, will hold an entertainment and
social on Friday next, in Loyola Hall, cor
ner of Tenth and Market streets.
The June meeting Of the Native Sons of
Vermont will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday evening next.
The st. Patrick's Mutual Alliance Asso-
citation of California will give their eigh-
teenth annual picnic on Wednesday next.
The COTOnadOS have issued invitations for
sheir fourth hop, to take place at Union
| square Hall on the evening of Wednesday
next
The Nine Bachelors will entertain their
friends at Bersaglieri Hall on next Wtdnes-
day.
California Drill Corps will give a special
excursion and picnic on Sunday next
The Club of the Golden West will give
their next social on Friday next, at their
hall, 927 Pacific street.
A bouquet party will be given by the
pupils and patrons of Professor r. NJ. CaT-
rel on Thursday evening next at Ross Hall,
corner of GeaTy and Le1venwor;h streets.
An opening party will be given by Pro-
fessOr a. A. Sanders to his pupils and
patrons at UniOn-square Hall on Saturday
evening next.
Iryine's dancing classes " i'll give a novelty
grab-bag party at Academy Hall. 927 Mis-
sion street. on Wednesday evening next.
Oriental +. D. Lodge, No. 90, l. o. o. F.,
will give balloon party in Prospect Hall,
Odd Fellows Building, next Wednesday, to
members of the degree and their friends
The ladies of the La Volta Society will
hold a reception in their hall in Saratoga
Building on Friday evening next.
The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club
LID L. - i'll
B'nai Birth Hall, Friday evening, June
18TH.
The Meandering Six, of which Mr. Thomas
Z. Sloan is General Sukeny. will tender a
private picnic to their friends on the 21st
inst.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will produce
Mr.. Frank MayO's greatest success, "Davy
Crockett" at Saratoga Hall, Friday even
ing, July 10th.
The Companions of the Forest will give
special excursion on the bay and Sacramento
River, Sunday, June 21st, to celebrate the
| eighth anniversary of the order.
A social dance will take place at the
| Bertrand Hotel the summer resort at
| TOcaloma. Marin County, on the evening Of
| July Sd. There will be prize dancing.
A social and entertainment will be given
! by Golden Gate Council, Y. NJ. l., No. "a, at
B'nai Birth Hall, Eddy street, on Tuesday
evening, June 10th.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McAllister of 16 West
Thirty-sixth street. New York. have gone to
Newport for the early season.
Mrs. Frank l. Whitcomb (nee Miller, who
has been visiting her father in this city, will
return to New York to-day, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Grace Miller.
Mrs. A. Fl. Rutherford and family leave
to-day for Monterey.
Mrs. Carter PomeToy and Miss Pomeroy
will spend the summer at the Napa Soda
| Springs.
Mrs. J. Wollner and family of 2513 Sacra-
mentO street have taken the Hunter resi-
dence in San Rafae for the summer. Miss
Carrie Tannebaum is the guest Of her sister,