The morning call., 1891-04-07

tions had been sent out, acknowledged, ara
tie recirients were present, aid these rep.
resented $40 coui,les 1t was fully understood
that the affair was to be strictly full-dress,
AID the consequence was that in every re-
speet it was scene of the utmost brillianey.
The costumes of some of the ladies were
simply gorgeous, and all were noted tor
extreme elegance and refined taste. Moan
Brandt's Orchestra was early on the plat
form, and by 9 o'clock the affair opened
with the grand march aud lancers. There
were sixteen numbers on the programme,
and these were danced in time for the call
for carriages at l O'Clock, when the party
broke up and retired, charmed with the
elegance of the entertainment and with
their nights enjoyment.
The gentlemen who composed the COM
mittees, and to whose excellent manage
ment the guests were indebted for the mas
terly manner in which the programme was
arranged and carried out were the follow
ing: Committee of Alrangements-Co
B. 3. Sturdivant, Corporal George tlImer,
Ralph p. Sloan, Will II. O'Malley and Or.
tain Irving Il. Cook, First Lieutenant Chas'
J.WiIson, Second Lieutenant f. A. BALDWIN,
Sergeant A. Z. Smell, Sergeant A. +. haniu,
Corporal L. r. Townsend, A. ID. Mclean,
William Uuger, Kay Sullivan. ii. b. Taylor,
G. NJ. $. Bartlett, Charles Bone and Fred
NJ. Wilson; w. E. Stanford, floor manager;
Floor COmmittee-First Sergeant &. q.
Lundquist Sergeant l. BluXome Jr., Cor
poral John n. Wilson, Daniel S. Briggs,
George c. BOrnemann. Marcus 5. Harloe,
A. c. Trautvetter, George ID. Graham ana
Ed L. BurliS
Carmel Assembly, No. 1, Y. L. C. U.
The second annual party Of Carmel AS
sembly, No. l. Young Ladies' Catholic
Union. took place last night at Odd Eel
lows Hail. The occasion was, as is usual
with anything attempted by this associa-
ton, brilliant affair. The pluvial ele-
ments were not propitious, but this did not
dampen the ardor of the young ladies'
friends, who turned cut en- maSse.
The order of dances contained SIX
teen numbers, and from the moment
that Blum's Orchestra played the opening
number-tne grand march and concert
until the last extra, the enjoyment never Tor
one moment tagged. Each OF the thousand
dancers on the floor was presented with a
handsome order" on the back OF which
was photograph OF the Carmel MISSION Oh
1771, constantly reminding them by contrast
Of the old order Of things us compared with
the new.
The officers of the Y. L. c. U. are: Presi-
dent, Miss Mamie Connolly; FIRST Vice
President, Miss Margaret Curtis; Second
Vice-Presldent, Miss ROME Har rold; Re
cording Secretary. Miss Lucinda Sinclair;
Financial Secretary, Miss Abbie NJ.
Geraghty; Assistant Recording Secre-
tary, Miss Nellie Mathews; Assist
ant Financial Secretary, Miss Addie
g. Laird Treasurer, Mrs. NJ Mackinon;
Marshal, Miss Birdie Stanton; CHAPLAIN,
Rev. Father Kirby; Physician, Dr.. Mary
Cachot; Trustees-Miss Mary Lennon, Miss
Maggie Wallace, Miss Mamie Donohue,
Miss Maggie Stanton, Miss Rose Walsh.
Inside Sentinel, Miss May Weller; Outside
Sentinel Miss Ella Reid.
The committees Were the following: Com
mittee of Arrangements-Mis Abbie M,
Geraghty Chairman, Miss S. McClosk,y.
Miss Emma Russell, Miss May Wee
Curtis, Miss Maggie Quinn and Miss
Addie G. Laird; Reception Committee
james Is. McCioskey, w. A. Richards, d.
F. Shea, }. j. Powers, J. Black. james f.
Kearny. L. Fortune, ?. G. Curtis land and ):
Hayes; floor director, DR.. W; Z. ReaJdon;
Floor Commttee-W. 5. Miller, W. I.
O'Blien, NJ. Tobin, W. A. O'Le0ry. NJ.
Moore, j. p. Higgins, p. Connolly, /. Il.
Bailly, j. ?. Byrne. J. Quin and W. j. Har-
r0ld.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hopkins, cor
ner Clay and Buchanan streets.
General and Mrs. w. L. Dickinson, who
have been passing the winter at the Palace
Hotel, will leave next week to occupy their
cottage in Sausalto during the summer.
Miss Mile Ashe has returned from visit
to Maltese Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Payne will pass
the summer at their Menlo Park villa.
Mr.. 5. Gump left last Tuesday for Heidel-
berg, Germany, and will also visit the dif-
ferent art centers of Europe.
Mrs. John Boggs and Miss Alice B0ggs
will leave for the East in May, and will pass
the summer at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Gregory will pass the
summer at Oak Cliff, their home in Sausa-
Ito.
Miss Louisson departed for honolulu last
THURSDAY, after a delightful WISH: here She
was accompanied by Miss Blanche tie
who will be her guest for several weeks.
Mr.. John ID. Y est Jr, has arrived in New
\ ork City, and is at the Glsey House.