The morning call., 1891-01-28

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Leyee. J. Dohoney, NJ Burns, NJ. Heaphey,
I. j. Finnerty.
The acting committees were composed as
| follows: Committee of Arrangements
Messrs. NJ. J. Burns Chairman, Il, A.
Sullivan, J. T. Black, j. Ferris, j. P. Null
Inns, }. Walters, j. j. Kane; Recepton
Committee-Messrs Edward Owens. w. J.
Graham. j.. MeCloskey, L. A. Taylor, A.
McMahon, James F. O'Brien, NJ. Heaphey,
Joseph Leve, w. l. Sullivan, Charles Clark !;
floor manager, Mr.. Frank }. Driscoll; assist
ant floor manager. Mr.. w. p. Bell; Floor
Sommttee-MessTs j. f. Hopkins, L. j.
! Finnerly. II. Healey. P. j. Kelly. }; Do %
Delaney, j. Il. Drohan, j. w. Riley
The Garbarino Tin Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Garbarino cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their mar
riage at their residence, 1122 Stevenson
street, near Thirteenth, last Sunday even
ing. The parlors were profusely decorated
with ferns.
The event was very pleasant the evening
passing in games and vocal selections by
| the guests, which served to enliyen the
occasion. The guests were served with a
bountful collation. at 10 o'clock, and until
| midnight the festivities reigned supreme.
The hosts were the recipients OF many
| presents suitable to the occasion.
Among the guests were: MIR. A. Garbar-
! inc, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Schaap, Miss
Emma Schaap. Miss Nellie Schaap Mr..
| Charles Schaap Jr., Miss Mamie Dreamer.
MI and Mrs. j. Adamna. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Garbarino, Mrs. j. Steffanazzi, Mr.. L. Gar
barino, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Shafer, Mr.. J.
Monti, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. Deyechio, Miss E.
Vale, Mrs. c. Mouti, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dick
enson, Miss M. Dickinson, Mrs. K. Ohm,
P. and Elsie Ohm. Mr.. and Mrs. Dauscher,
Mrs. Ii. Darneal, Master w. Darneal,
Miss Lily Shafer. Miss Maud Shafer, MIR.
and Mrs. j. Pratt. Miss Maud Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Baecus, Mr.. l.. Baccus Mr..
| {. Baccus, Miss Josie Baccus, Master A.
Baeens, Mrs. G. Singewald, Miss Nora Car
| roll, Mr.. JacObino CarmiBatti, Mr.. A. lSola,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Heine, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. }. 2. Meader. Mr..
| >. HammcTSmiih, Master George GarDarnO,
, Miss Edith Garbarno.
The BerIins' Party.
Union-square Hall presented gay aspect
last night when Blum's Orchestra at the
close of the grand march started the My
Fisher Boy waltz, the opening dance of the
| third hop given by the Berlins. About 200
couples were present.
Mr.. ID. j. Sheehan and Miss Maggie
Cornyn led the march, followed by repre-
sentatiVeS of all the leading clubs including
the Pigs in Clover, Buifaios, Sports. Pan
doras. Del Monies, etc, with elegantly at
tired ladies. Specially elegant programmes
slgnaliZed the occasion, another feature be-
Ing the familiar air adopted Tor dancing
measures. Dancing continued till / o'clock.
The officers of the CLUB are: Elmer d.
Roach. President; John Power, Vice-Presi-
dent; j. J. Grove, Recording Secretary;
J. +. McGeough. Financial Secretary;
Frank l.. NoIiega. Treasurer. The com
mlltees of the evening were composed OF
Committee of Arrangements. j. Grove
Chairman. John Power, w. Z. Bowes,
Fred Wohn. +. l.. Noriega; floor director,
D. J. oheehau; Floor Committee-E. J.
Iar-
\: d. Prendergast; Reception Committee
The Berlins
Surprise Party on Folsom Street.
On Tuesday evening last very pleasant
surprise party was given to Mrs. Briefly at
her residence, S24 Folsom street. by num-
Der Of her fun-loving young friends.
The young people were invited into the
spacious parlors, where dancing, to the
strains of sweet music, and games became
the order of the evening.
During the evening refreshments were
served, after which the guests took their de
parture, well pleased with the evenings en-
tertainment.
Among those present were Mrs Briefly,
Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Hodgson.
Miss Hair, Miss Walsh, Miss Duncan, the
Misses Minnie, Lottle and Hannah Briefly
Miss Eva NJ Taylor. Miss Meta Denecke,
Miss Flora Morris. Miss Nora Raby; MeSsrs
Brerly, H. Gleason. !. Fleming, Mr.
Hodgson, Mr.. Lockley, Mr.. Pfeiffer O. j.
Jolly, Mr.. ROane, Mr.. Clark, William White
and Masters Harry Woods and Joe aaa
Willie Bitterly.
Surprise on Washington Avenue.
A pleasant party was given TO Mr.. Daniel
Casey, at his residence, IA Washington ave-
hue. The house was decorated with Japan
csc lanterns, bunting, red berries. smilax
and eyergreens.
To- f,,
Rotations. fancy dances and solos. At Il
o'clock the guests proceeded 10 the dining
room, where bountifui reDast was served.
Miss Casey and Miss Sullivan presided at
the piano. There was also a grabbing,
which caused much fun.
The following programme was rendered:
Song, PUSSY" by Charlie Kilduy; violin
solo, by James Horgan; song "rit-Willow,"
by Frank Kilday; banjo duet, by Frank
Walsh and William Sullivan; recitation,
Letter. Carriers Secret" by d. Casey;
cnrnet solo, by Charlie Connolly; song 'PIi
Whistle and Wait Tor Patsy" by Denuis Fo-
ley; song, How to Fix Lace Curtains" by
d. Casey.
Party at the Potrero.
A surprise party was given TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratio at the Potrero last Saturday evening.
At O'Clock two cars started for the POtrero
loaded down with a happy crowd. The
Eerrymakers assembled the hills till they
arrived at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. Ratio,
to the latterS great surprise. The party
held possession of the house until o'clock
Sunday morning. when they returned home.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratio, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Morante, MIR.
and Mrs. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Greerty,
Mrs. Sal;aztes, Mrs. Coakley, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Young, Miss Annie Mcleod, Miss Annie
Gof, Miss Rebecca Coakley, Miss Wigney,
Miss Daisy Cross, Miss Ida Close. Miss
Lizzie Coakley, Miss Nellie Wigney; Messrs.
j. p. Devote, L. G. Richardson, G. 0. Jones,
w. Morton, Ii. McKnew, Il. Jones, Z. Close,
Ii. Hawk, e. II Amey, G. Tn 4mpson, J.
Wilson. A. Worrall, Master Bonnie Wigney.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nash and their two
charming daughters have gone to the
Hotel del Coronado. and will probably re-
main six weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rutherford and their
little daughter leave next week to spend
short time in New York aud Washington,
ID. c.
Mrs. Z. T. McMullin has gone to visit
friends in Stockton.
Sir Richard Musgrove has returned to the
Ealace Hotel
Miss Harmon Brown and Miss Wester-
welt, of New York, have returned to San
Rafael after short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Hart of this city.
Colonel and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and
Miss Mclaughlin have returned to Oroyille.
Miss Leila Carroll will return from Sacra-
mento this week. She has been quite i'll
recently.
Miss Kate Clement of Oakland is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
.. Alexander.
f. Minor Smith and daughter, Miss
Grace Smith, returned yesterday from their
visit to the northern portion of The State
Mrs. James Mcknight of Oak Knoll, No
vato, has returned from very pleasant
visit to her friend Mrs. James l.. Allen.