The morning call., 1891-01-24


Watson, James McNab; Board of Relief
Joseph Cochrane. James Riley, John Stew
art. Physician William F. McNutt. MD;
Cha plain, Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton,
ID; Piper, Colin Mcintosh.
The following composed the acting COM
mittees EXecutive-James- Sullivan, Will
lam NJ. Hendry, j. c. McEwan, C. c. Whyte,
James smith; Literary = David Porter
Reception David Porter, John Balm, George
Carnegie, \. c. Lawson, Samuel Irving. Jo-
seph Telford, James Sullivan, John Nc
Laren, James Scobie, A L. Pringle, James
Speirs, James Riley, George Purdie; Floor
&C, c. Whyte manager), j. c. McEwan, w.
c. Cook, I. A. Munro, A r. Patterson, Dr.
A. a. Gilmour, A. c. Ballingall, j. I. Nc
Crossin.
Dawson-Scott Wedding in Oakland.
At st. Patrick's Church in West Oakland,
at o'clock last evening, Mr.. James E.
Dawson led TO the altar Miss Mary E. Scott,
daughter of the late Colonel John Scott,
Father j. B. McNally officiating. The
church was filled with friends and acQuaint-
ances of the contracting parties. The
church altar was conspicuous for the alb
sence of decorations.
1t was an altogeth err simple and unosten-
tatious affair. The bridesmaid was Miss
Mary Neylan and the grOom's best man MI.
| Ryan Of San Francisco. The bride was
given away by her Oldest brother, Mr.
| Walter Scott. The uShers were Messrs.
After the ceremony reception was held
| at the residence of the brides mother 922
| kirkham street The decorations of the
home were exceedingly beautiful The
| young couple were the recipients of innu-
mera6le pretty, costly and useful presents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dawson took the u o'clock
boat Tor San Francisco, where they had en-
gagged a artments at the Baldwin Hotel.
! Mr.. Dawson will leave Sunday Oh the steam
! ship Mexico, on which vessel he occupies
/ prominent position.
| The Borromean Council Entertainment.
A packed house testified to the strength
! OF Inc drawing power possessed by Borro-
mean Council, No. 100, Young Mems Insti-
! tute, who gave their second entertainment
and social last evening at Mission Opera
Hall Among the guests of the occasion
were the grand officers and members from
nearly every council in tile city.
The following programme was received
with marked interest: Overture, Blum's
Orchestra; opening remarks, President r.
}. Lennon; address, Mr.. J. }. McDade,
soprano solo, Mrs W. Winter; recitation,
Miss q. Cahalin; tenor solo, Mr.. Joseph
o. MorriSsy; selection, orchestra; recitI-
ton Miss Rose Frederick; vocal solo, Miss
NJ. Sullivan; recitation, Mr.. j. p Nc
Garthy; selections, Criterion Quartet.
Dancing followed until a late hour.
The council enjoys the advantage of be-
ing eXeellently managed, the officers being:
4 q y
First Nlce-Presdent; John Y. Sullivan,
Second Vice President; r. Z. Fazackerley'
recording Secretary; j: G. Hagarty, FL
nanelal Secretary; L. ?. OWE o. Core |
Treasurer; \. }. Hoey. Marshal; J. II. Bar |
bat, NJ. d., Medical Examiner; L. 5. Cotter |
Inside sentinel; j. A. Bios, Outside SEN |
tineli Executive Committee-H. T. Gaff- |
ney. L. f. Doyle, P. j. Coffey, I. f. c. |
The evenings success was largely owing |
to the unilrlns wo!k of the arrangement |
and kindred committees as follows: Com |
mittee of 4rTangements-R. L, FazackerIey, |
Nicholas ). Hoey, John V. Sullivan, Rev |
7. E. Mulligan, II. 7. Gaffney; Reception |
COmmittee-C. r. Gagan, John Riley, d. p. |
Newell, L. 2. Oviedo, Jerome Donovan, T. |
,: Cotter; floor manager, Joseph A. McIn- |
mis-; Floor CUmmittee-J. q. Hagariy, c. j. |
Hamilton, j. j. Carr. Z. f. Doyle, J. J. |
Sullivan, I. +. Bannon.
Surprise On Mission Street
On Monday evening last surprise party
was rendered Mr.. William J. Hazlett by his
friends at Academy Hall, 927 Mission street.
in honor of the twenty-irst anniversary of
his birthday.
The young gentleman on receiving an in
vitation from LADY friend to call at her
home at : 80 o'clock was escorted by her to
the hall in Ignorance of what awaited him.
On his arrival an invitation was handed him.
anu 10 HIS diIdLtultUt, lie was QSAeIeQ into |
the presence OF large number of friends,
when he was received amid prolonged APP
plause.
8 y hen a hearty greeting and !Iand-shaking
Sad been extended, aud the health of the
young man proposed and responded to- the
band struck up q popular and appropriate
air Singing, recitationS and dancing were
INDUCED in TIL midnight when a bountiful !
TepaSU was served. Dancing was again in
order, and it was not TIL the wee hours of
the morning that the merry company dis
persed
Among those Invited were: Mr.. Willie |
Rixon, Mrs. r xon. Mr.. ana Mrs. IL. Moyce,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Ayres, Miss NJ. FInne,
Miss u Rixon, Miss J. Bassett, Miss Rasner,
Miss j. Shyne, Miss A. Gill, Miss d. Me-
Donald, Miss A. RiXon, Nj IS VI. Ash, Miss
MosleT, Miss L. RiX0n, Miss b. Morrow,
Miss NJ. Molseed, Miss b. /. Quinlan,
Messrs. j. Reedy. J. Smyth, X. Donahue, 5.
Smyth, a. Jameson, p. II. Brandon, NJ.
Gill, w. Smyth W. J. Hazlett, j. HOSkins,
Donahue, c. Kennedy. Thomas Morrow and
Il. Jameson.
The zig-zag Club Party.
The Zig-ZagS gave another OF their pleas
ant parties last evening at Mission Music
Hall. There was very large attendance.
Mr. George P. Theller and Miss Mary
Staud headed the opening march to Blum
music. An evidence of the growing popu-
laTitp Of the club is the fact that Zig-zag |
them by Miss Carrie Bower, the talented |
young pianiste. The Schottische has been |
arranged for an orchestra, and will be !
played at the Zig-zags' next party.
Following composed the committees of |
the pleasant evening: Committee of Ar |
raugements William II. Dunlap (Chiir- |
NAM, William L. Blakely, james A. Frich-
cite, j. George Crowley, Joseph Cochrane; |
floor manager, George z. Theller; assist
auts-H. W. Remington, William j. RuSac,
William w. Davis; Reception Committee
Edward w. TOrpey Chairman, Robert E.
DolAn, j. J. McCarty, Sumner S. Foster.
Otto A. Eppler.
Party on Howard Street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. johnson gave very
pleasant bonbon party on last Wednesday |
evening in honor of their son Charles. The |
parlors were decorated with smilax and Ian
terms.
Dancing, games and recitations were the
order Of the evening. at II o'clock bon
bons ana ice-cream were served, after which |
the guests dispersed, well pleased with their
evenings entertainment.
Those present were: Miss Minnie Beev-
ans Miss Anna Gruber, Miss Hannah Mack, |
Miss Emma Gruber, Miss Julia Hildebrand |
Miss JuIIa Wilhelm. Miss Josie Ridley, Miss |
Nora McGrath, Miss Katie johnson, Miss
Lille Hlldebrand, Miss Anna Wilhelm;
Messrs. Fl. Hidebrand, T. Lewis, II. Kleve-
sahl, E. GOertzhain, L. Klevesahl. w. Doc
little, j. Holden, Ii. Goerlzhain. H. Nc
Grath, w. Holden l.. Brown, G. Krone, G.
Rightly. d. Callahan, J. HiIlman, G. Will
helm, J. Higgins, G. Haub, Il, Mccullough.
Mr.. Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schott, Mrs
Ridley, Mrs. 5. Hildebrand and others.
The BilIoni Musicale.
An enjoyable musicale was given last
Wednesday evening by Nine. Billoni Z.fferer
at her new residence, California street, near
Van Ness avenue
The programme had been selected with
much care. and was excellently rendered
and greatly appreciated by large number
of invited guests. The debutantes of the