The morning call., 1891-03-04

Miss Annie Murphy, Miss Maria Gll1oy,
Miss Irene Virgins, Mr. McCarl, Mr. Will
Charles Roberts, Mr.. Adhesion. Mr. Frank
J. Brown, Miss StSrks, Mr.. Spear, Mr..
Sims, Mr. Yeaton. Miss Alma Shyrme, Miss
Ruckleshausen, Mr.. Robert Thornton, Mr..
I. w. Madden, Miss Lottie Yeazelle, Miss
Belle Yeazeile, Mr.. George Heine, Mr.. W.
f. Eager, Mr.. II. McMnhon, Mr.. Linfeld,
Mr.. Joseph Wacholder, Mr.. Groth and MIR.
Kerrigan.
The officers of the club are: James Cod
ley. President; William c. Clark, Vice
President; Joseph WacholdeT Recording
Secretary; Kitty McG0rOrey, Financial Sec
Rotary; William f. Rudolph, Treasurer; b.
P. Duggan, Business Manager; L. Ii. Kilgo,
Stage Manager.
Birthday Party on Harrison Street.
A very pleasant party was given last Sat
urday afternoon at the residence of Colonel
and Mrs. William Black, on Harrison street,
in honor Of Miss Nettie Black, the occasion
being her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
The evening was most enjoyably spent,
and many were the wishes for future happy
holidays that were showered upon Miss
/ Black by the assembled guests.
Followingis a partial list OF those present:
| Colonel and Mrs. William Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kar
minsky, Miss Nette Black, Miss Mae Pur-
| die, Miss Mary Skiyington, Miss Emma
! Skiyington. Miss Agnes McClennan, Miss
! Louise BrOZ, Miss Caroline BroZ, Miss Jen-
ME Cummings, Miss Maggie Lindsay. Miss
Alice Black; Messrs. John Purdie, George
| Marshall Theodore Leuterdt, j. Lindsay,
| James MeClennan, Thomas Black, W. Black,
| George Black and Mr.. and Mrs. Swift
The True Friends Entertainment.
The Society of True Friends gave one of
their pleasant entertainments last evening
at Washington Hall, on Eddy street. The
affair was technically basket social, and
the supply of vlands and fluid refreshments
| was agreeably abundant.
Following was the programme OF musical
| numbers, which was thoroughly enjoyed:
| Musical selections, the Mission Harmonic,
! Conductor, Louis Imhaus; bass solo, Mr.. {.
Bailey; recitation, Miss Josephine Cohn;
| comic song, Mr.. Z. Sloman; cornet solo, MIR.
| Bennett; song Mr.. Harry Niemann;
song, Miss Lottie Calsing; comic song, Mr.
| Josh Davis.
| Dancing, under the direction of Mr.. Louis
Berger, to the music of Lyman & HetZel
brought the enjoyable affair to a close The
Committee of Arrangements consisted of
Messrs. Louis Berger, Charles Bailey and
4. Barber
Party on Market Street.
The event of a christening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Kortick was
the occasion of a social gathering of the
immediate friends of the family, resulting
in a pleasant party which lasted until mid
night
The following short programme was ar
ranged: Duet, "namping 10 the Beach"
Messrs. J. Kortick ard Z VI. Collins; reel
+ation, "a Briar R1se," Miss josie Ktan !;
vocal solo, "a Handful OF Earth, Mr.. r
Macarthur. piano solo. Miss Mack; vocal
duet, MIR. and Mrs. j. Harrington; reeita-
ti0n. Mr., w. 7. Dummage; song, Never
Take The Wrong Car, Miss X. kean. After
a bountifnl repaSt dancing was in OF T.
The following were present: Mr.. anu Mrs
T. Keau, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pfaefflr, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Harrington, Mr.. w. L Dummage,
Mr.. Il. Macarthur, Mr.. II. NJ. Collins, Mr.. j.
Koruck, Miss Mack, Miss Josie Kesn, Miss
Alice Kean, MIR. Frank kean, Mr.. l.. Lot
ter. N. j. CTss. Mr.. William Dlnkel Mrs.
l. K. Gerlaek, Miss Ella KOrtick, Miss Kate
kean.
The Star Minstrel Club Entertainment.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable weather
the entertainment and social given by the
Star Minstrel Club, Saturday night, at Mis-
sion Opera Hall. was a great success, So
cially as well as financially. The hall was
beautifully decorated for the occasion ami
presented a very handsome appearance. The
| programme was the finest that the club yet
presented and the large number of peOpl5
| present we're not slow in showing their ap
prec on of the fact.
/ An Nc other things On the programme
we're elections by Lyman & Hetze's Or
ehestra. songs by James Woods, John T.
| Crottv, James Nounan, Musical Fletcher
and George Lambert; specla!tes BY John
+. Cratty, select Ons by the star Quartet.
John krouEh and James f. Mackln IN their
breakaway song and dance, an entire new
specially BY MUSICAL Fletcher and special
It's by the worlds trio Queen, Stowe and
Ryder, late of Haverly's Miustrels.
The entertainment was eXcelienty man
aged and much credit is due the following
gentlemen, who constituted the Committee
Of Arrangements, flr the manner IN which
they performed their duty; Henry C.,
Lahusen, William A. Burns, }. +. Mack, W.
r. Marshall and J.. Z. Kenny. The Rscep-
ton Committee, TO whom considerable
credit IS also due, was composer OF L. k
Dunekel, Bart Mahoney, I. l.. Weber A.
Wrede, Fred Raabe, j. keough anu D.
Scath.
Mr.. j. J. Mcdonnell was the floor man
ager of the social that followed tine enter
talnment. and the following were his assist
ants Ben f. Carter, Bart MahOney, james
McCloskey, J. I. Crotty and William A.
Burns.
Tie names of the officers of the club are
as follows, President, Join ). McD9 niue.
Fice-PreSdent, James MeCloskeyi Treas
urer. Henry c. Lahusen; Secretary, Ed
ward P. Duuckel; Business Manager Will
lam A. BurDs; Stage Manager, James (.
Mack; Marshal, John Scath.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott, Miss Alice Scott
and Mr. Laurence Irving Scott were at the
Hotel Abbot in Alexandria, Egypt, on Feb
ruary 9Th They lett Cairo February 10th
! for Luxor and Tnebes, intending from there
to 20. to Jerusalem. Smyrna. CCns,aniinopl'
and Athens. Afterward they will a'tenc
the "Grand Prix'' at Paris, and will go OIL
to London for the season.
MI. and Mrs. Edward F. Searles arrived
on Monday from the East by special train,
and are occupying their residence on the
corner Of California and Mason streets.
= Miss Ermentine Pool has gone to Santa
Barbara where she is the guest OF Mrs.
| William Beerick.
! Mrs. W. c. Ralston has been visiting Sac
ra6lento.
Mrs. Widener aud Mr.: and Mrs. Tyler OF
Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. FELTON, and
Mr. aud Mrs. George LOOMS at MenlO Park
General ard Mrs. Frisbie, accompanied by
Miss Ftisbie, are in town, guests at the DC
cidental. .'
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins at theii
residence, Menl9 Park, has returned to this
city.
Mrs John S. Hager returned from visit
to her son and daughter-ln-law. Mr. anc
Mrs. T. S. Hicks, at their residence in Lo'
Angeles yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Estee and Miss Estee. WHIT
have left Coronado HOTEL San Diego, fol
their return trip up the coast, have beer
making stay at the Raymond Hotel, Lo
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs (uee Fair
have made arrangements to spend TIT
months of spring in Europe. They vii
cross tue Atlantic in April
i Miss Daisy Casserly has returned from
short visit to Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ford and son
who have been spending some time az th'
Hotel Rafael, have returned to the Paiac'
= Hotel.
Lieutenant John F. Morrison, U. S. A.
recently promoted and assigned to Compa IN
/, First Infantry, VIII remain ~ tenpora'ii-
Mr. Henry I. Scott, Mr.. Joseph d. Grant
Mr.. Joseph B. Crockett ami Mr.. X; ID
Pease Jr. are expected back in a few day
from their Eastern:IIp. -.
Mrs. Walter NJ, Castle is entertaining he
sister, Miss Minnie WE'LL of North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander hay!
decided to pass the summer abroad, and VII
leave New York on the steamer Majestic
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