The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-27

of Observation-Disclosures. jain O'kane,
James Mcalenomy Jr., James McCarrir,
Peter kehoe; Keeepti n Comm tiee--
AieSsrs Th"mas Norton. Charles Whalen,
James Gillespie, DR.. Calvin, J. J. Lane,
James Gilmore NJ. G. Sears, p. F: Dusan.
p. Lyons, William He 'rH. Patrick Nc Hngh,
John Murphy; floor managers-Messrs.
tee. J. Gallagher. Nj. Bradley, Thomas
Logan, p. CoIrigan, c. Rodden, NJ. O'CoI-
nell. James McMenomy Jr., P. ii. Camp
bell.
National offcers-N. F. Sherlock. National
Delegate; Patrick Dugan, National Secre-
tary; John f. Patton, National Treasurer.
State oficers-Thomas Norton. State Dele
gate; 7. IL. McCur, State Secretary; ?. f.
Dugan, State Treasurer. County officers
William Hearn, County Delegate; e. j.
Gallagher County Recording Secretary;
James McMenomy ST., County Treasurer;
James McMenomy Jr., County Financial
Secretary.
Court Western Addition Entertainment.
Union-square Hall was packed last night
with the guests of Court Western Addition,
No. 1912, A. .. +. of A. As their first pub
lie social the occasion must have been highly
gratifying to the management.
The programme was pleasantly length
ened by tie addition of comic sketch,
efficiently sustained by Mr.. Sig. Greenwald.
Miss Tena Davis and Miss Lille Thomas
The other numbers were: Overture, or
obestra; opening address. Louis Cornart,
c. r.; violin and piano duet. A. Wiesbliet
and ". Brown; recitation, -" The Polish
Boy" II. Brandt: tenor solo, The Convict
and the Bird" w. j. Talbot; recitation,
The Blacksmith's Story" Il, NJ. Scott;
fancy dance. Stella Patterson; character
sketch, The Vagabond." w. j. Talbot;
The succeeding dance with the exercises
were under tho following auspices: Com
mlttee OF Arrapg eluents-MessrS. Louis
Cornart (Chairman), w. w. DugaD, +. j.
GGoffey, a; Levy, F. j. Lane, DR.. Adolph
Kahn; Reception Committee-Messrs. 5.
Elliott, NJ. Davis. Il. Galardo, Ii. Ahrens,
Z. Adams, Z. Deubler; floor manager, Mr..
). W. Wrenn; Floor COmmittee-Messrs.
}. Born, &. W. Aiken. ii. Levy, w. Blu lex,
ii. Lachmann, K. Sheeran.
Mexican Mutual Benefit Society.
The third annual ball of the Mexican Mu-
tual Benefit Society came off Wednesday
night at Union-square Hall, 421 Post street,
and was an elegant affair in every respect
The representative families of our sister re-
public were out in full force, and the dark
eyed senoritas both looked and moved
through the dance in most bewitching
manner. 1t was estimated that between
wv IubdlUu anu wv Huutlc bllu my
cCuples occupied the floor during the even
ing. Twenty-Five regular orders and several
extras were danced before ''Buenos dlas"
was said and the company dispersed. The
officers Of the society are: President. Carlos
Moncisvais; VicePresident, Ramon S.
Silva; Recording Secretary. Juan Jose Z.
Pine; Financial Secretary. FaustinO DavG-
loe; Treasurer. Nieyes Garcia. B0cales
Simon Garlbay. Carmen Jiminez. Pedro AL
yarado, Luis b. Esptjo. Conrado G. UGzeta,
Hilario Navarro The Floor Committee
con sisted of J. Z. Delova manager and Jose
Maria Torres, Pedro Alvarado, FREDERICK Il.
Olyledo and Fernando Rodriguez assistants.
Committee Of Arrangements-Juan Jose +.
Pine, Brnieio r. Blanco, Jesus Y. Garcia,
Pedro AlvaradO, j. L. DelGya, Hilari1 Ma
varro and c. EscorZa. Committee of Recep-
tlon-Carl0s Moncisvais, Jose A. Garcia,
Luis u. Espejo, Carmen Jminez, Angel
DIaZ, Ramon NaZqueZ, Simon Garibay, c.
Escorsa and Bald0mero Perez.
Thanksgiving-Eve Party.
A dance was given by Mr.. John q.
Francis on Thanksgiving eve. prior to his
departure for the north, at go Montgom-
cry street. and was enjoyed by all present.
Singing and dancing was kept up until the
early hours of tue morning.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. O'Brien, MI and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolanda, Mrs. NJ. Beasley, Miss Annie
Davis, Miss Birdie Davis, Miss Minnie
Davis. Miss Katie Jerrett Miss NJ. Stilman,
Miss Mary Ross, Messrs. John II. Francis
William A. Solarn, Richard A. Childers,
Joseph Ross, George Calstrum, herman
krOeger, Master I. Davis, Master Eddie
Davis.
The Chosen Friends Entertainment.
A number OF old favOrites assisted In the
entertainment given last evening by the
combn ned councils of the Order of Chosen
Friends at B'nai Birth Hall.
Besides YANKEES Orchestra the programme
inclu ded Mrs. Fred o. Barto, Miss Eva Ca
hill, Little Irene, Golden West Quartet, Mr.
Frank Fraser, Miss Lotte Calsing, Mr.
Harry Tiemann and Mr.. j. Davis. Their
names speak for the excellence Of the selec-
tons.
Afterward there was dancing under the
direction OF Mr.. J. j. Coffey. assisted by
Messrs. Nj. Boehm, G. +. karpel, S. Wallis,
j. l.. Cahill. b. LIE Leon and Il. Baccus.
The Committee .of Arrang ements was
composed of Mrs. A. E Evans, G. r. Mrs.
". Worms, Mrs. P. Seelg. Mrs. A. Boehm,
Mrs. WhittinGham; Messrs. A. W. Hutton,
G. c.; L. B. Cunningham, J. Kingsley
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Harry
HoIbrook and Miss Holbrook have returned
to this city from Menlo Park.
Mr.. Andrew p. Talbot arrived with his
bride from the East on Wednesday and is
at the Palace.
Mrs. Clara Hall Bartlett, daughter of Hon.
A. Oakley Hall, and wife of Major Bartlett
of the United States Army, is on a visit to
New York, but will return next month to
Mare Island, where her husband is Sta
toned Mrs. Bartlett is clever with her
pen. and has very charming personality.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidebotham have returned
from their wedding trip and are at their
new home In MontectO.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G.. Schoenwasser of Ala
media will winter al the Berkshire.
Mrs. Blackwell (uee Holladay) Is prepar-
Ing for visit to Japan.
Mrs T. X. Watson, for many years resi-
dent OF Vallejo, has moved to this city.
where she will reside.
Miss Dana and Miss de la Guerre are up
the coast from San Luis Obispo, and are be-
ing entertained by Mrs. billiard at her res
idence, III Taylor street.
Miss Tibbets returned on the 18th lust
from visit of three months to Chicago and
vicinity.
MI L. A. Epson has been paying a visit
to Grass Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aull OF Folsom
were in town Yesterday
Mr. Frederick II. Deakin of this CITY was
recent visitor 10 Paris, France.
Postmaster George Sturtevant and bride
have returned to Alameda from their visit
to Lake County.
Judge and Mrs. o. p Stearns of Duluth,
Mimi, were in Portland, Oregon, on Tues
day, visiting their cousin, Judge LOYAL B.
Stearns of the State Circuit Court. Judge
Stenrns for eighteen years past has pre-
sided In the Circuit Court at Duluth. He
was also Colonel in the Union Army aud
served one term as United States Senator
from Minnesota. Judge and Mrs. Stearns
are on their way tn California, where they
VIII spend the winter.