The morning call., 1891-09-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
4 Number of Pleasant Lodge and
Club Entertainments.
& New Branch of the C. L. A. S.-The Lib
erty Post Campfre-Home Par
ties-Personals.

Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. K. and L. of
H, will give reception and ball this even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall in honor of the
fourteenth anniversary of the Supreme
Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor. H.
vitations can be procured at 236 Sutter
street.
The hours of the reception and lunch to
be held next Saturday at the Kip Orphan
age are: Lunch, u to .; reception, II to 8.
Bishop Nichols will be present about
o'clock.
The Tyros will give a private picnic to
Fairfax on Sunday next, leaving on the
o'clock boat Instead OF Q, as previously an
nounced.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2. United En-
dowment Associates, will hold an open
meeting at Laurel Hall. Shiels Building. 30
0'Farrell street, this evening.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Bryton of New York, Mr.. E. W. Fosg,
Cashier of the Bank of Oroville, Mr.. Fred
Davis of this city, and Mayor Rucker of
San Jose, were the guests of Major and
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin at Golden Gate
Cottage, Santa Cruz. Mr.. J. Franklin
Brown gave some interesting hypnotic
tests. Major and Mrs. Mclaughlin and
. the young ladies' are spending Tie week III
this city.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will pro-
duce The Crimes of a Great City" this
evening at Mission Opera Hall.
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society.
A new branch OF the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society, to be known as No. 9, was organized
at st. Charles Hall, at the corner Of Eigh-
teenth and Shotwen streets, ON last Friday
evening by Grand President Mrs. II. DeanP.
The following officers were unanimously
chosen: President, Mrs. A. Fitzgi6bOns ;
Senior Vice-PreSident, Miss l.. A. Wynne :;
Junior Vice President, Miss Annie Riley {;
Recording Secretary, Miss Josie Comfy :;
Financial Secretary, Miss X. Mcguire
Treasurer, Miss II. MeKerron: Marshal,
Miss NJ. a. Nelligan. Executive Commit
tee-MrS. Stanley Griffin. Mrs. L. O'Hara,
Miss X. Curry, Miss ESsie Riley, Miss NJ.
Il. Malone.
Liberty Post and Corps Campfire.
The following programme was the feature
of the G. a. r. campfire" given last night
at B'nai Birth Hall, for the benefit of
Liberty Post and Corps Relief Fund: Over
ture, Cooks Band; remarks, Commander
Carr: quartet, Mrs. Sillyera, Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. w. w. Ayers and Mr.. j. J. Aiken; reel
iatlOn. Mr.. George CTaudall; banjo solo,
Mrs. EidOn; recitation, Mrs. Hegard; vocal
solo, Miss EtTulia Shattuck; recitation, Miss
Mcnamara.
There was a very fair attendance, both at
the bright entertainment and subsequent
dancing and supper.
The committees in charge of the benefit
were composed of: General Committee
George W. Irelan (Charmanl. w. j. Park
Secretary, T. f. Hutchins, l.. S. Harvey,
S.. NJ. Carr, j. j. Aiken. William Irelan,
Mrs. Keogh, Mrs. Firth, Mrs Blackburn,
Mrs. Massey. Mrs. de Hagen, Mrs. Su Iii
van, Mrs. l.. Truew orthy, Mrs. Jones; Re
eepton Committees. NJ. Carr Chairman.
n. b. Brown, W. K. Brown, Ii. ii. Leslie,
L. +. Auger, Mrs Cook, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. L..
floor manager, Captain William lrelan ;
assistant floor manager Wallace NJ. Park ;
Floor Committee = Z. II. Hirth, Joseph
Brown. Mrs l.. NJ. Massey, Mrs. Sullivan 4;
master Of ceremonies, Past Post Com
mander J.-J. Aiken.
A Farewell Party.
On Monday evening last farewell party
was rendered to Miss Kate Hallisey of
Salem, Mass, at the residence of her sister.
Among the invited guests were: Mi. and
Mrs. j. Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cur
It's, Mrs. Kearny, Miss. j. Mccormick, Miss
.I. Mccormick, Miss NJ. Mccormick, Miss
NJ Gillespie, Miss X. Gillespie, Miss L.
Hussey, Miss II. Hurley, Miss A Rancey,
Miss +. Nelson, MesSIs. j. Mccormick, +.
NfcCormick, p. McCann, Nj. Hussey, w.
LaIipher, +. O'Brine, E. Callahan, w.
.Carlhy, K. Rancey.
The Oriental Lodge Entertainments.
- Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge. No. 90,
gave a :'star-gazing party" in Prospect
Hall. odd Fellows, Building, last might The
walls Of the hall were decorated with stars,
and stars We're distributed during the grand
march. ..-'.-. -.
An attractive programme was presented.
as follows: Recitation, Mr.. j.. II. Simpson
song. Miss .Gusse Hooper; recitation, Mr..
Charles Hewlett; chorus, Mrs. Lincoln,
Miss Hutton, Miss Forbes, Miss Hooper.
Miss Hewlett, Miss f. Hutton, Messrs. No
zble, Lincoln, Junkin and Forbes; cornet
solo, AIr. William Black. Eh0 last number
Was exceIlently rendered by tile young ten
year-0ld cofnetist Dancing followed.
The pleasant affair was managed by Mrs,
L. Jones, Miss a. Hewlett, MISS Nj. Sey-
.m0ur, 4essrs. j. II. Simpson and NJ. Forbes.
An Amity Surprise Party.
Annmber offrlends, principally members
Of Amity Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 16l,
.L%0.= o. f.. rendered Mrs. g. w. Welby a
surprise party last Thursday evening, at her
residence on Vermont street.
Tile whole affair was a thorough surprise
tothe lady, she having been to Petalulna,
and arriving lIomethat evening. Mr.. Nelby
had made all arrangements, having had
canvas spread in the principal rooms and
tine house beautifully decorated
Dancing Was INDUCED in#until II o'clock,
when. all repaired. to- the dining-room.haI
l.a sumptuous repast PREPARED by the host,
ls2qfter which there MISUNDERSTANDING, until 2
f o'clock, when all reluctantly left1for home.
IA mong those present were the following
I Mr.. and Mrs. ,ShaW, Mr.and Mrs. Crawford,
| NIr. arid:5AIFs. we'll, Nr. and: MTs.Willis-
Ton, ~Mr..and Mrs. +Hucks, MIR: and Mrs.
l. LarimeT, Mr.. ana &AFrs.=N =Narjot, Mr.and Mrs.
| Holcomb, Mr,aud: Mrs@D Dnley, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Barilra, Mr.: and M rs. Aber, eMr.sand Mrs.
| Boulon. Mr. and Mrs.: Westphal, Mr.: and
+ Mrs. COrbet. Mr.. and Mrs. N. "A, Robin
son, 1lr. and MRS. Whittier. Mr..
and Mrs. Urquhart, Mr. and Mrs. .Souc,
| Mrs. a. +, Adams, Mrs. j. H. Gibbs: Mrs.
| d. S. Browne. Mrs, h. Smith, Mrs. A.W.
Armstrong, Mrs. Rahlmap, Mrs. A. T.: Mar
tin, Mrs. j. House, Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. Ii
NJ. Laying. Mrs. j: Brewer. Mrs. g. Ham
NETT, Mrs.A. Ommert, Miss Lpttie McAlis-
ter, Miss Nellie Armstrong, Miss Rothgan-
| ger, Miss Robinson. Miss Matte Pihkham,
| Miss Lyons, Miss Treft, Miss Tily Wolf,
Miss SheaD.. DIR. Charles l.. Ziegler, Mr..
| Charles E. Zieger, Mr.. w, K. Kimball Mr..
| j. Broughton. Mr.. Cacasa, Mr. Veghti and
| many others. &
The Court Inter No. Party.
Cour: Inter Nos, No. 1858, &. O. F. OF A.,
Hetu us dHHlNclSaly pAll1 ia$t AHuiSuhy
| evening at b nal Birth Hall. The court is
I one of the largest in the State. having 9
membership OF over 600.
| Members and friends filed the hall tc
overfowng in ttefore part of the evening.
| Dancing continued till late and all were
much pleased with their evenings enter
| taiDment.-
Following composed the various com
mittees in charge of the affair: Com
mite of Arrangements-Fra Springei
| chairman. Thomas Lawton Jr.. John
Gardner, G. j. Shannon, James f. Hallett
| Reception Committee-M. W. Coffey (Chair,
man), George j. Mclaughlin. C. A. Shea
J. Johansen, j. T. Devlin. James II
Dever, Joseph l.. Mccormack, J. J., Nc
| Gure, A. j. Newton; floor manager, Fred
Gerken; assistant floor managers, Charles
Joseph and Thomas H. Lawler Jr; Floor
! Committee-Albsrt Echeyerria, John J
i Doyle, w. p. Shea, w. II. Sharpe, r. |
Whean, Willie Meyer, Henry Madel, Will
| lam Hanrahan.
=. Fishing Excursion ut Sausa1ito.
The Ocean Spray Social Club, an organ
ization composed of some twenty prominen'
| -vonnp Deonle of the Mission had a pheasant