The morning call., 1891-12-12

Burness, p. Keith, George w. Paterson, w.
1uill, Il. McGregor Thomson.
Tho Clover Club Reception.
About eighty couples participated in the
grand march at the fifteenth reception OF
the Clover Club in Pioneer Hall last even
ing. Some of the prettiest girls and most
gallant young men IN the city attend the
Clover Club parties and invariably find their
reward in unstinted enjoyment
MIR. Walter Peterson led with Miss Edna
Lyman. The music by Caesar Brand was
PARTICULARLY good, the sehottische. ''Amlty"
GH. w. PATRICK, being specislty. MI.
Peterson was assisted in his floor duties by
Messrs. w. III. Hallett, Frank Bartlett, }.
L. Hendry, h. E. Swift, NJ. NJ. Tompkins
Dr.. ID. w. Wise.
The Executive Committee consisted of
Messrs. James 5. Hawkins, Fred W. Knerr
and Edward 5. Martin.
The Hesperian Parlor Party.
Hesperian Parlor. No. 1877, n. S. G. w,
gave party at Mission Opera Hall last
evening. which was largely attendede The
opening march was led by Miss Emma Mer-
guire and Mr.. Charles W. Etting the floor
manager. who was assisted in his official
duties by Messrs. II. c. Bach, G. A. Mon
tell. F. ID. Hooper, C. r. Puckhaber, o. j.
Olson, Charles Sutton, j. 7. Mayseuhelder
The remaining committees were coIn-
posed of: Reception Committee
Z. II. Gottschalk, L. A. Moore, j..
L. Richards Jr., +. G. Norman Jr.
Leo r. Hampton, James Ii. RoXbufg
+: y. Smith; Committee of Arrangements
Me'Srs. II. A: Andersen Chairman, w. u.
bradbury, w. n. Rolph, +. X. Truett
George b. Theller.
To the music of the Second Regiment
Orchestra the dancers continued their ex-
h!iarating pastime until long after mid
night.
The Fermonrers' Entertainment.
The Pacific Coast Association. Native
Sons of Vermont, entertained their friends
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall with one
Of their pleasant programmes. 1t included
an overture by Blum's orchestra; solo for
cornet (Schubert's Serenade), by Miss Lille
Field; mrzzo-soprano solo, Miss Truly Shat
tuck; recitation, Miss Hattie Vance Mar
tin; THE Letter" (Hatton), Apollo Male
Quartet Little Toddlekns,' comic
drama in one act, by the following cast ::
Jones Robinson Brownsmith, Mr.. G. S.
Rouse; Barnaby Babicombe, Mr. George
Dolan; Captain Little Pop. Mr.. Edward
Rowe; Amanthis, Miss Pearl Berry; Annie
Babicumbe, Miss May Evans; Susan, Miss
Lizzie Fryer Dancing followed the fall OF
the curtain.
The Dukes Party.
The initial party of the Dukes took place
last evening at Union square Hall. Though
new to the social world, the club evidently
comes 10 stay.
About seventy-ive couples enjoyed the
occasion, Miss Mary Games and Mr.. w. w.
ONell leading the opening march. A long
dance programme WAS followed up with
peculiar z"st.
The officers of the new club are: H.
Colombat, President; NJ. Magallon, Vice
President; A. Ledeme, Secretary; l..
Games, TREASURED.
Following composed the Arrangement
COnluiftaa MeCSrS I ahnmn hair
mani, Ii: Colombat, L. Games, L. Hlribar-
rem, W. w. O'Neil.
Society Personals.
Miss Eta BirdSall of Sacramento is the
guest of Miss Mesick at the Hotel Pleasan-
ten.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin may possibly
leave this month for Washington, d. c.,
where she will pass the winter.
Miss Cora Perkins and Miss Annie f.
Nyhan have returned to the city after visit
ing Mrs. James Il. Nolan of Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. James nee Orr,
who we're married in Stockton on Wednes-
day. have come down to this city on their
bridal trip. Mr. James is mining man of
Butte, Mont. and his bride is the daughter
Of Dir. \. NJ. Orr prominent Stocktonian.
They are at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. j. T. Lessen of Santa Rosa spent a
short time recently with his parents in this
CITY.
DR.. William Simpson of San Jose, who
came up TO deliver the annual address to
the graduates of the Hahnemann College,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Jenknes of San Jose
are spending a few days in the city.
Mr.. James Phelan has been spending a
week in san jose.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of ex-COngressman
Thompson of Santa Rosa, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank }. French, at their
home on Jackson street.
Miss Wheeler, sister of Mr.. George V.
Wheeler, has arrived in Alameda from Lon-
don. Canada. and will make her home there.
Mrs. Z. g. Cohen and Miss Cohen of
Ferndale are stopping ut the Hotel Richeieu
Mr.. William Curlett has been visiting
Mexico.
DIR. A. C. Hirst has been spending a few
days in San Jose.
Mr.. F. G. Newlands is expected to arrive
this month from Washington, ID. C.
Mr. Fulton G. Berry, who has suffered
considerably from the wound he received
at barbecue, is convaleScent, and expects
to return home shortly.
Miss West of New York, a sister of the
cartoonist, IS visiting Del Coronado.
DIR. Elliott Coues, the well-known scien-
tiSt, has returned to this city from down the
coast. In a couple of weeks he will leave
for Chicago TO attend the Congress of Psy-
chlcal Science TO make arrangements for
holding congress during the Worlds Fair
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