The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-07

was required for their bright young part
ners. Dancing proceeded merrily till 1
o'clock, when the merry party dispersed.
Following composed the committees of
the evening: Committee of Arrangements
Mr.. James S. Hawkins, Mr.. Fred w. hnerr
and Mr.. Edward S. Martin; floor director,
Mr.. James A. Hall; Floor and Reception
Committee, the Clover Club.
The Y. L. L. No. Entertainment.
st. Georges Hall was altogether too
limited to contain the guests of Y. L. l. No.
2 last evening. In response t. quietly
worded card of invitation announcing an
''at home" the hall was filed to OVERLOOKING
No. is rapidly Increasing in membership.
1t was organized October 5, 1887. and with
200 members already ranks rs the second
largest institute in an order possessing 1900
members, while having the largest treasury
in the order. 1t is well managed and it
would seem that its members had to pass an
examination for personal beauty before be-
ing admitted, judging by those present last
evening.
The following programme had been pre-
pared for the OCCASION: Overture (selected),
President OF No. 2; soprano solo, Miss Ma
ME Code; piano selections, Miss Mary
Qugley: address, Hon. j. f. Sullivan; re-
spunse, Miss Mamie Sweeney; vocal solo in
German, Mr.. Robert Sehafft; fancy dances,
Misses Lottie and Emma Brady; aria (Er-
nanD ''0h, Come and Fly With Me-" Miss
Susie Hull; violin duet, fantasia from LII
ella di Lammermoor," Mr. Charles McGet-
tigan and Miss NJ. Z. German; votal Sc
leetions, Miss Maggie O'Brien.
The hali was prettily decorated with foil
age and floral treasures sent from MIL val
ley, their arrangement being the work of
Mr.. William Casey. Despite some neces-
sary notifications in the attractive enter
talnment, the programme as presented was
received with rapt attention, and IL is under
stood that numerous applications for MEM
bership are pending in consequence of the
favorable impression produced by this social
gathering.
The Committee of Arrangements consisted
man, Miss Alice Leo, Miss Mary Callaghan,
Miss Frances Maynard.
The Owls Party.
The Owls gave a successful party last
evening at Scottish Hall. There was not
sueha large attendance as the occasion called
for, but those who came enjoyed themselves,
and next meeting of the social night birds
will probably be crowded in consequence.
AS it was a succession of dances, without
any undue crOwdins, pleasantly occupied
the evening hours to the music of EverettS
Orchestra. Mr.. John G. RaPP and Miss
Brooks led tie grand march, followed by
William Wertsch and Miss Bertha Fahren-
kIug. A feature OF the decorations was the
suspension along the center of the hall of
cages containing canaries, which contrib
uted theiI melody TO the festive occasion.
The Owls consist of Mr.. John q. Rapp,
President; MI. David AbrahamS, Secretary;
Mr.. William DoXey, Treasurer; Messrs
Otto WeStervelt, d. ". Todd, Clyde c.
Westoyer, William WertSch.
Party on Thirteenth Street.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
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home at 239 Thirteenth street. Singing and
dancing were kept up till II o'clock, when
the guests repaired to the dining-room
which was decorated for the occasion. AT
ter supper the guests returned to the parlor,
where games were kept up till late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. MOlloy, Mrs. A. Quigley, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Connolly, the Misses Maggie and Mamie
MollOy, Messrs. James and ID. Molloy, Mr..
Charles de la FOntaine, Miss Wi nnie de la
Fontane, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bacon. Miss
Molle Brown, Messrs. Perre, p. 4. Creba,
NJ. Rheinheimer, Mr.. Mullan and others.
Society Personals,
Mrs. General Heating of Virginia City has
been entertaining Miss Laura Fox of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Mills and Misses
Mills have gone south for a visit TO Los
Angeles. The trip vas undertlk for the
be eft of Miss Mills health, she having re-
Gently recovered from pneumonia, and her
physician recommended a niilder climate
during the period of eouvalescing.
Professor Joseph la Conte will soon take
charge Of his classes at Berkeley, having re-
covered from his illness.
Mrs. 10 m ). Hager and Miss Emelie
Hager are expected here from New York To-
morrow or the next day.
Miss Lizzie Canbane of this city paid a
visit this week to her sister, Mrs. Floyd
Scott of East Oaklaud.i
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank of this city are So
journing at Santa Barbara.
Miss Babette Howard is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Howard at the GOugh-street
residence.
Miss Lulu flaming of Petaluma came to
the city on Tuesday
Captain and Mrs. Coulson OF the United
States revenue cutter. Rush have secured
apartments at the Hotel Plesanton Tor
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Birdsail, Mrs. j. T. Glo-
yer, Miss Lolie Clark and Miss Elite Clark,
Of Sacramento, are guests ut the Arlington.
Santa Barbara.
Miss Musg1ove, sister of Sir Richard
MusgrOve, is spending some time at the
Arlington, Santa Barbara, where she was
recently visited By her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Filzhugh have
given up housekeeping and are at present
residing at the Hotel Peasanton.
Ex-senator p. Murphy has been II during
the week at his Santa Margarita ranch, San
Luis ObiSp0.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Pinckard leave
next week for their home in San Rafael,
after visit of two months at the residence
Of Colonel and Mrs. Eyre.
Mr.. George ". Frink, tie banker, of Los
Angeles, has returned home after short
sojourn here.
Mr.. Charles A. Baldwin has gone on
trip East.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Norris
(nee Woods of this city lett Toxic Oh Jan
uary Doth for wedding trip south. They
were married on the 9TH of She month, but
delayed their departure for 4 couple of
weeks owing to the fact that Minister and
Mrs. John +. Swift and many OF the mem
beers OF their household were i'll with influ-
enza. Mr.. Norris ship, the Omaha, Is at
Shanghai China where he rejoins her this
month.
Mr. L. Hansel arrived in this city on
Wednesday last