The morning call., 1891-12-27

surprised, and said Come in. boys, or you
will catch cold" On entering, Mr.. C.
Thiele, Secretary of the club, presented the
Captain with an elegant silver goblet, en-
on his torty-fourth birthday by the men,
beers of the Eintracht Sehuetzen Club" Mr..
c. Thiele made an appropriate speech,
| thanking the Captain for his services. and
generosity to the company. The band
played and the guests partook OF bounti-
full supper and many toasts were given.
| The Captain responded. thanking the men,
bers for their elegant present After sup
| per singing and dancing were the main feat-
ures Of the evening.
Among the guests present were: Messrs.
a. Staner. l.. Shundt. o. Thiele, j. Hart
mansher, Z. Jessen, II. Schroeder, o. Nagel,
F. Tapkin. II. Vollheim, II. Gumble, F. G.
Hagerup. C., L: Gumble, F. Engelcke. b.
0vermohle, J. Young, c. Lott, j. Mehrtens,
J. f. Barlrack, c. Oner, f. Lombard. II.
Stetten. K. Miller, l.. H. Roffung, A. Werth-
ner. H. Schweeger, c. Brink man, 7. Pouter.
j. n. Mertens, II. Hartwig, II. Thole.
Captain F. A. Kuhls Is one of the most
popular citizens in San Francisco, being one
| of the members of the firm Of Kuhls,
Schwarke s. Co.
The Tempiar Lodge Entertainment.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
|. o. o. F., entertained a large number of
friends last evening at Memorial Hall, Odd
Fellows Building.
The feature Of the programme was a
parody on MAUD Muller" by the follow
ing cast: Mr.. Muller, Mr.. Fred Fillmore;
Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Alma Gensen; Maud.
Mrs. Luella Hayes; The Judge, Mr.. John
Baker; John. Mr.. John Brown, and a
chorus of sixteen voices. Mr.. Smith of Oak
land appeared in his specialtes, and the
evening concluded with dancing.
The entertainment was called a LEAF
social" because favors in leaf form were
distributed, and had to be matched for the
assignment of partners.
Mrs. Hattie c. McNulty, Mrs. A. Coppn
| and Mr.. e. L. Pidweu
Society Personals.
Major E. d. Keyes is spending
several weeks with his son, DR.. Edward l..
Keyes of New York, and is not likely to re-
turn 10 this city until the early spring.
Mr.. F. b. TiIden of San Francisco is a
late visitor TO Paris. France.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Gushing leave this
evening for Portland and Seattle en- route
for Washington, where they will reside at
1919 Twentieth street.
DR.. Charles E. Blake has been visiting
Glroy as the guest Of Hon. G. E. Hersey.
Mr.. A. l.. Whitney and family spent the
holidays with relatives at Petaluma.
Mr.. n. G. Kittle has gone East for
couple of months visit.
Colonel and Mrs. W. R. Shafter have re-
turned to Angel Island, after a pleasant
Christmas sojourn in this city.
General Y. P. Chapman Of Red Bluff is at
the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. T. Mills have returned
from visit to New York and Washington.
Colonel James j. Green, the well-known
notary, who has been confined to his home
a Illness TApnUpTn1 hf ii
GENTLY to be out again.
MIR. y. NJ. Brennan, the popular manager
OF the Hotel Rafael. passed the Christmas
holidays in this city.
Mrs. David Marks of Helena, Mont, is
soJourning in this city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown.
Major and Mrs. Hackett of San Mateo
spent Christmas in Benicia.
Captain and Mrs. William Kohl and
Miss Kohl came up from San Mateo on
Thursday, ana are stopping at the Palace
Hotel.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo has returned from
trip TO Salt Lake City.
Miss Jessie Bowie has returned from her
visit to Ms. Barroilhet and will live in
Berkeley the rest of the winter season.
Miss Emily Wilson of Gilroy will remain
in TIL. city for about two weeks.
Mrs. Campbell and her son spent the holt
days with Judge and Mrs. Mccain of Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. Henry Miller Jr. spent Christmas
with her mother. Mrs. Oldham, at Gtlroy.
DR.. Frank II. Dennis and Nine. Carolina
Zeiss are still in Paris. where they may
possibly locate permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. H. Sheets spent
Christmas with the latter's relatives in Sac
ramento.
Mrs. j. D. Fry was i'll almost all the time
after her arrival in New York She aud
the Colonel stayed at the Fifth-avenue
Hotel.
Mrs Crooks and the Misses Crooks. of
this city, have arrived at the French capital
in their European wanderugs.