The morning call., 1891-01-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Fashionable Dinner Party at
San Luis ObispO.
The Burton Whist Party Native Daughters
Entertainment Parties to Take Place.
Personal Notes.

Odtuedral Will De deulcated VIII an elaoOr-
axe musical programme. Professor Elmer
viii preside.
Company \. First Infantry Regiment, N.
G. c., Captain II. p. Bush commanding,
viii celebrate its twenty fist anniversary
with ball on Thursday evening" the 22i
inst, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Ada Clarke will give a juvenile festi-
Val at her Art Academy on Suffer street on
Saturday evening and another in Oakland
On the 18th inst.
Golden Gate Council, No. 81, Y. NJ. l., will
celebrate their fourth anniversary by party
at ODD Fellows Hall on Tuesday, the 9th
inst.
Alta Lodge, No. Ii, Legion of the West.
VIII mold public installation OF officers at
SAels Building next Monday evening, which
VIII be followed by a grab party.
The Brrlins will give another Of their en-
juyable parties at Union-Square Hall on
Tuesday evening, the 27th inst.
Through the kindness of Mrs. William J.
Kelley, formerly Miss Mamie c. HYDE the
inmates OF the Womens Hospital enjoyed
an hour Of music on New Years day. Mrs.
Kelley was kindly assisted by the Misses
Nunkhouse, the Misses Smith and Mr..
heeiey.
Mrs. David Hewes will receive on the sec
ond and fourth Fridays of the month at Van
Ness avenue, corner Pacific avenue.
Loomis Dinner III san Luis.
MI. and Mrs. Il. \. LOOMS, of San Luis
ObspO, entertained a number of their
friends on New Years day with dinner
party, the guests comprising Judge and
Mrs. Nenable DR.. L. L. Breck, Mrs. Moran,
MI W. X. BTeck, Miss bert.e Wilson, Mss
Carrie Barnes, Mr.. d. NJ. Meredith, Miss
Alice Vrnable and Master Brrck.
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Fremont Parlor, No. %, \. d. q. w, re-
Gently held its first open meeting and in
staiation Of officers.
After few remarks by the President, the
following programme was rendered.: Banjo
solo 10y Scott Smith; recitation, n. Erwin :;
iu>tTum ntal solo, Miss y. Cass; autoharp
Mis-. Duelig; vocal solo, Miss n Cody :;
piano 500, Miss q. Lynch. At the conclu-
son OF the euterta nment the +, or was
cleared Tor dancing, which was enjoyed
unit, q late hour.
The following officers were elected:
President, Miss Gertie Campbell; First
Y ice-PTesidrut, Miss Fanny R-Ean; Second
' ee-Pre>idrut, Miss Mamie Pickett; Third
NlCt-fre-lueut, Miss Maggie Collins; Re
coTdinG Secretary, Mss Kiltie WEIGH :;
+ Financial Secretary, Miss Hannah c oil ms !;
Mars al, Miss GertIe leahan; Inside Sen
tlutI, Mss Rosie King; Outside Sentinel,
Miss Mamie Clark.
Party In Oakland.
Or. and Mrs. b +. Burton entertained a
number of friends It their residence, 1902
AdeIine street, oakland, on Friday evening.
Tie evening was pleasantly spent in play
liz whist. Mi Fred Taylor received the
first Eeutleman's prize and Mrs. Byrne the
FIRST IaGy's prize. The BOBBY was awarded
90 Mrs. Taylor. Those present weTe: Dr.
ard Mrs. &. +. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u.
Lyme, Mr.. ami Mrs. j. Is. Brahms, Miss
and RS Y or Qf
san Francisco, Miss McCTimmOn. Miss Mag
- gre Lake, Miss Alma Burton, Miss LDttie
Robertson, Miss Laura Robertson and
AIe~>g>. Erwin OTndOitf. Fred Bert, L. Best
OF Nau Francisco. l.. /. Burton, Charles
Burton, Charles Read.
An Installation Party.
Court Pride Of the Golden West, No. 81,
Junior Branch Ancient Order of Foresters
OF America, held their fourth open meeting
At Shiels Building, on Wednesday evening,
hen the following officers were installed;
David Gross, Chief Ranger; Jacob Gorfnkel,
. Sub Chief Ran ger; Charles ROlholtz, Treas
uIei; Arthur A PhiiO Financial Secretary;
Charles StOckwitZ, Recording Secretary; b.
B.ckhOff. Senior Woodward; William Lieb-
reich, Junior VI Woodward; l. Tucker, Senior
Headle; a. Jacoby, Junior IDLE DI. G. l..
tltch, physician; l.. Happersburger, Drug
Er~t, Herman hUun, L. a. Wolff, L. Cook,
Trustees.
lowing programme was rendered: Address,
David Gross c. R.; overture, Professor G..
MerZDach recitation, Edward Dryer; song,
- HE Little Hero" Mr.. Boise; accordion
solo, Mr.. NJ. Glass; vocal solo, Miss Z.
USOske, violin solo, j Seph PhiiO; piano
solo. Miss Jennie Bernstein; vocal solo,
Miss Rosa Glass; Shorty and His Banjo"
Al heSer.
After the entertainment dancing was in
dulged IN until late IN the evening Com
~ K
wiz benjamin Rotholtz, George Alexander,
Robert kothOltz, Ii. Rnsencran1
Private Entertainment on Everett Street.
4 very enjoyable entertainment was given
to Mr and Mrs. Louis Frazier by Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stockton at the latters' resi-
dence, 50 Everett street, on Monday evening
last.
The following programme was rendered:
Instrumental duet. banjo and accordion,
Messrs. Tim Duprey and Frank Anderson;
comic song, MI. Harry Stock ton; song, Mr..
Frank Anderson; banjo solo, Mr.. Charles
GTaber; recitation, MT. Louis Frazier; song,
Miss Agnes hampton; quartet. MeSsrs.
Frank Anderson, Harry Stockton, Charles
Graber and Tim Duprey; song, Miss Lizzie
Mcneil; recitation, Mr. Harry Stockton :;
baaJU duet, MeSsrs. Charles GRADER and
Frank Anderson; quartet Mesdames Carrie
aud Agnes hampton, Lizzie Mcneil and
hampton; accordion solo, Mr.. Tim DupTey
song. Mrs. Harry Stockton.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Frazier, Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stockton, Mr.. Charles GRADER, Miss
LIZZIE Mcneil, LIZ. Frank Anderson, Miss
Carrie Lampton, MI Lawlor, Miss Agnes
hampton, Mr.. Tim Duprey, Miss Oracle
Frazier, Mr.. McDOugai, Miss Ruby Stock
ton, Master Louis Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mcdonald.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Vail and Mr.. and Mrs
L. ?. Stonehill are sojourning at the West
minister, in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ramona Hillard and her daughter,
Miss Adelaide, are visiting Mrs. c. w. Dana
Of san Luis Obispo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Theodore Kearney are visit
ing in Fresno.
Mrs. Ojedais the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. a. Durant, at their residence on
Devisadero street, during the absence of Mr..
Oieda in Central America, where he has
been called by business.
Mr.. Joseph de Land is cOnvaleScing after
q severe attack of heart failure.
Miss Kate Cornwall is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G. GesfOrd, near
Napa.
Dr. and Mrs. r. j. Bowie are pleasantly
settled in the suite of rooms which they Sc
cured at the California Hotel on Friday last
fOI the winter.
Miss Cherry Bender OF Carson has come
to this city on visit.
Nj and Mrs. w. Z. Holloway are over
from san Rafael for short stay at the Pal
ace.
DR. and Mrs. F. A. Bliss returned on Mon
day from their wedding trip.
Mr.. j. g. Wickersham is here for a visit
from his home in Petaluma.
Miss Murdoch Of this city has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Toler of North Oakland.