The morning call., 1891-04-19

I zInI Mrs. E. Doolttte, Mrs. S, GIanettonI: Mrs.
Mrs. Il. Harris. Miss A. DarOw, Miss Ida Glanet-
toni. Mrs. Charles Paul,On, Miss Florence Gian-
netonl Miss Lizzie Aiken, Miss A. HarTsan,
Mrs. L. G. CocKril, Miss Esther BnzZini. Miss
Florence BuzZini. Miss Stella Buzzlnl, Miss Celia
Aiken. Miss Aunie Dunston, Miss Stella Dun
sion, Miss Jo>te Howard, Misses Alice and
Celia TyacK. Messrs. Frank Tyack. George Buzz
zn Herman Bose, John Mignola j. Buzzini,
Clarence BuZZlni, S. GianeltOnI Henry Aiken,
I. q. COckTill. G. PaulsOn, j. Crannel, o. ii.
Lewis w. DuBStou, Edward DoOllttle, John
Mullan, d, Tame, J. Reynolds b. G. edwards,
A. Howard w. Miner John alters, W. Scott
George Cue, Henry Tyack, John Phelps, T.
White, w. Josseyn, [. Hollis, w. Hallingham.
a Union Party.
The fifteenth annual ball Of tile Draymen and
Transfers Union took place last evening at
B'nai Birth Hail. 1t was a thoroughly enjoyable
affair, the union comprising large number OF
members OF peculiarly genial procliyilIes.
Blum's Orchestra furnished excellent music,
and dancing was the order Of the evening. The
ladies attended in large numbers, and were par
ticularly notable for their personal charms. The
medley did not occur Till nearly O'Clock.
Following composed the committees which
made the party success: Committee OF AT
rangem nts-J. s. French, j. NJ. Downing W.
sullivan, l.. j. Blot, j. Cummings; Reception
COmmtee-W. GTutZmacher C. j. Gamble, L.
Raymer, G. Pratt, b. Salmoni floor manager,
William Sullivan; Floor Committee-W. Spiller,
+. Smith, r. Bishop j. Daughney, Is. j. Hamil-
ton
The officers of the union are: H. Jacob. Pres
ident; P. W. Ninkley, Nice-Presldent; j. NJ.
Downing Treasurer; g. c. Evers Financial Sec.
rotary; j. B, Niderost, Recording Secretary.
Party on Rftch Street.
Last Saturday evening a surprise party was
given TO Miss Louise Schoelles at her home on
Rltch street The evening was spent In games
and dancing. Music furnished by MI. j.
COsble, Mr. KarneY and Mr.. W. Stockman. At
midnight a bOuntiful repaSt was served aud
dancing was resumed until an early hour.
Those present were: Miss Louise Schoelles,
Miss Fannie Gardiner, Miss May Gardiner, Miss
Noble McKeever, Miss Nora Mexwell, Miss
Nellie Newell, Miss Mamie Emerson, Miss
Alice Duncan, Miss Stella Par, Miss Katie
j. Schenkel, c. Wolf, w Vol, L. NOnnenman,
ii. Nonn' nman, w. Stockman, f. o. Doul, j.
Cosbie, Mr.. Karney, W. FIggart, j. Tinney, F.
Pinkham, q. Maenan, Mr.. aud Mrs. Saur, Mr..
aud Mis- SchOelles.
A Y. L. 1. Entertainment.
Young LADIES' Institute No. 3 gave dramatic
entertainment on "Wednesday evening, the Sth
inst, at Unon-square Hall
The drama Cast Adrift," with the fol lowing
cast was presented: Mr.. Raymond, Mr.. Russell
Swift; Captain Dandelion. Mr.. Samuel Nichols;
John Gale, Mr.. James Mckee, September Gale,
Mr.. William FOss; March Gale. Mr.. William
Richards; Jean Grapeau Mr.. William johnson;
Mrs. Gale, Miss May CONAN; Kate Raymond,
Miss May Cakes; Kitty Dale, Hiss Nellie COnlln.
The gentlemen taking part are members of the
members OF No. 3. The stage was under the
management of Mr.. Samuel Nichols and 10 him
is the success in a great part due. The enter
talnmtnt was entirely satisfactory 10 all present.
Tie acting of both Miss May Cakes and Miss
Nellie Conliu was especially remarked, 1t being
the first public appearance Of both young ladies'
Those having charge OF the entertainment
were: Arrangement COmmillee-Mrs. Mary
Griffin, MISS May Cakes, Miss Nellie Conlin,
Miss Annie DOnabue, Miss Aunls Mclaughlin,
Miss Annie nahOney, Miss Nellie Kirby and
Miss Mamie Curry; Floor C9mmittee Miss
MOlIie Mccarthy, Miss Annie Pierce, Miss Ella
Donahue Miss Maggie Mclaughlin, Miss Rose
Phillips, Mis-: Emma Shay, Miss Maggie LOuey
ana Miss Maggie Tuily; Reception Committee
Miss Louise Boyle, Miss Lilly Barton, Miss Ma
ME Gaynor, Miss Mary Lane, Miss Ella COmxns,
Miss Minnie Faulkner, Miss Teresa Haley and
Miss Annie Hennessyi floor manager, Miss Belle
A Pleasant Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
Miss Pauline FuukenStein on Saturday evening,
the Ain inst, at the residence Of Mrs. C.
Schlamm, 2512 ShotwelI street. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs ). Schlamm, Mr..
aud Mrs Manter, Mr.. aud Mrs. C. Schamm, Mr.
and Mrs. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs j. Coleman,
Mrs. H. MeussaOrtf r. Mrs. Nilznskl, Miss f.
Emery, Miss Z. Seferman, Miss N Howell,
Miss {. Ford, Nessrs. l.. K. Adersiey, o. Taber,
&. Schroeder, +. d'Estrella, W. Egan, X. Selig,
w. Wlnslow, K. FlnneEan, j. Connolly. w Old
ham, l. Shatluck, L. Funkenstein l. Selig.
A Double Event at San Leandro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doris celebrated tile thlr-
tielh anniversary of their wedding on Wednesday
last at their home in San Leandro, upon the Occa-
sion Of the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lille Doris, to Mr.. Arthur b. Hill Of Oakland.
The young couple were united by Rev. Father
McAyoy. Mr.. j. c. Hill acted as b ST man, and
Miss jennie Morgan as bridesmaid. About 10
o'clock bOuntiful supper was served. when
surprise occurred In the form OF a serenade by
the san Leandro Brass Band, the members Of
which were Invited in aud entertained. Many
useful and handsome presents were received
from East and West.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. B. Hill Will reside at l741
William street, West Oakland.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. c. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mr.. ana Mrs. George Miller, MIR. James
Dunn, Mr.. II. 2. Smith, Mr.. Robert Cook, Mr.
James heeuan, Mr.. Il. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Chapman, Mr. Charles Miller, Mrs Frank Cur
rant, Miss Ella May Miller, Miss Clara Chapman,
Mr.. A. Woods, Mr.. George Mcdonald. Amo.g
the san Leandro guests wore: MI and Mrs A
b. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr. aud Mrs.
H. F. Eber, Mr.. auc Mrs. NJ. j. T. Morgan. Mrs.
John German. Mr.. ID. Mclaughlin, Miss Maggie
Foster, The Misses Sadie and Mamie Davis, the
Misses Nellie aud Maggie Gorm4n, Miss Winnie
Eber, Mr. James nlgrphy, Mrs. I. Morgan, Mr.
j. s. Smith, Mr.. Philip Morgan, Mr.. John Davis,
Mr.. Thomas Morgan, Mr.. j. A. Davis.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moore an Miss Lottie
Moore leave on Tuesday next, per Australia, on
Il visit OF some mouths to the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. EmerIc start on a trip
round the world shortly.
Mrs. Fagen, wife Of DIR. Fagen OF Santa Cruz,
Mrs. II. E. Cox aud Miss Cox are III town, guests
at the Hotel PleasantOn.
Mrs Z. T. Earl Of Sacramento and Mrs. j. f.
Sartou have come up the coast from Los Angeles,
and are at tile Hotel Pleasanton
Captain and Mrs. William Taylor and Miss
Edith Taylor have decided TO pass the summer
al Monterey.
Commander Felix McCurley. U. S. N, has gone
10 Yokohama to taNe command of the Reliance,
relieving Commander Henry c. Taylor, u S. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. A Miller and MIR. and Mrs.
c. o. e. Miller Will go TO San Rafael tomorrow
to pass the summer there.
Mr.. II. 5. Croker has been passing the week
at the Hotel Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee and family and Mrs.
Forbes, OF Butte Mont, are staying at the Hotel
PleasantOn.
Miss Lowry and Miss Isabel Lowry are in
Honolulu at present, being entertained by
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Frank Goad and the Misses
Goad will make trip 10 Alaska 10 May, and
upon their return will 20 TO Monterey.
DR.. and MIS-. A. Ii. VOORHEES, and the Misses
Marie and Kate VOORHEES, will pass the summer
at Monterey.
MIR. and Mrs Fred II. Flgel returned from the
Geysers last Wednesday and will reside at the
Palace.
Miss Nettie COIN left Friday last for an ex-
tended visit to Los Angeles.
party stopping at Tie Mound Cottage Hotel
LakeDOft, includes the following San Francis
cans: Judge Boyd, Colonel w. I. Welcker
MIR. ii. 4. Matthews, Mr.. t. T. Hoburg, Miss Ii.
A. l.. Floyd aud a young lady friend, Miss Mat
tnews.