The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-26

evening and expressing the hope that G. l..
A. s.. No. 8. would soon again be in the
field with similarly enjoyable affair.
The officers of G. l.. A. s., No. 9, for the
ensuing tern. are: Mrs. A. Fitzgiebon,
President; Miss Annie Riley, Junior Vice
President; Miss Josephine Comfy, Recording
Secretary; Miss K. Maguife, Financial Sec
rotary; Miss K. Curry, Corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. NJ. McKerrow, Treasurer;
Miss NJ; Michigan. Marshal; Miss M. Ma
lone, Guard: Executive Committee Mrs.
Stanley Griffin, Mrs. Thomas O'Hara, Miss
Essie Riley, Miss NJ. Crowley. Miss NJ. Ma
lone.
Schuetzen Section Turn yerein.
There were neary 800 couples dancing to
the music of Louis Ritzau's Band at San
Francisco Turn yerein Hall. 323 Turk
street, last night. on the occasion of their
second annual ball. The section is COM
posed of eighty members under command
of Captain c. K. thinner. and it is the old
est organization of its kind on the Coast.
All other similar organizations had their
origin in this one, and 1t has won some OF
the most notable matches that have been
shot here. The order Of dances last night
consisted OF twenty numbers and the DILL
GERS were as follows:
Committee Of Arrangements - Captain
thinner, A. Hagedorn. l.. 1hierbach, A. l..
Or. G. SchwaTzmann, L. Bruno, George
Hezman Reception Committee-Captain
thinner, A. l.. OFT, Gus SchwarZmann, ii.
Gmehllch; floor manager, Louis Bruno !;
Floor Committee-George HeizBan, o.
dausser. +. kommer, Joseph Straqb.
Rincon Parlor, N. s. G. w.
The Native Sons and Daughters and their
friends were out in full force last night at
Odd Fellows Hall, the occasion being ball
given by Rincan Parlor in honor of the
Thanksgiving festival. At 9 o'clock there
were over 200 couples on the floor, and more
coming. every moment. Fifteen numbers.
besides the extras, were on the order Of
dances. The Committee of Arrangements
were: j., K. Hagenkamp., William G.
HHa a1,naIo William =; Foley A. W w.
gan and John P. Hettich; Recep-
ton Committee-John w. Kelleher. o. A.
CiegG, = Carroll. T. Cnneo. John j. Nc
Adams, John p. Donovan, +. j. Kelley ;
floor manager, William E. Foley; assist
ant floor manager, Joseph Z; Finn; Floor
Commttee-H. j. MahOney. L. III. Wuhr-
man, William Ii. Growney, James F. Jones,
j. ID. Hendy, }. ID. Lennon, j. j. Handley,
o. Anderson, ID. Phillpot. j. j. Carroll.
Society Personals.
DR.. and Mrs. Boysen are now in Italy,
and win return in the spring by way of
India.
Mrs. A. A. Porter and her daughter, Mrs.
Stanton Mason, are at Nice.
Mrs. j. NJ. Goodell has come down from
Stockton to spend the holidays.
Mrs. L. T. MeMnllin has been visiting
Mrs. Creanor of Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crellin and Miss
Belle Crellin were at Los Angeles on Mon
day.
Mr.. Charles Webb Howard visited Santa
Cruz ON Tuesday.
Mrs. r. w. Theobaid. wife of the Secre-
tary of the Alameda County Humane So
ciety, is i'll at her home in Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cowles have been Wis
iting San Diego.
Mr.. a 2. HOtaling is to have another oper-
alton performed on his eye while in Now
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Reyes of Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Won Bergen are at Del
Coronado.
Miss Mary r. Beam returns this week
from Seattle, where she has been passing
the summer with relatives.
Mr.. 81. Theo kearney is visiting in Fresno.
MIR. Ii. ii. Bsbe0ck has been up in Santa
Rosa.
Hon. Pic Pico, the last Mexican Govern
or of California. last week moved onto a
place i'll the Howes Tract, near University,
Los Angeles County. to spend his last days
near his old friend and companion in
pioneer times. Colonel J. J. Warner.