The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-14

ship found pleasant expression during the
after-dinner speeches. Mr.. George A. Gill
leSpie delivered an interesting account OF
the early pioneers, making mention OF
the different families that settled IN the
Solano Valley previous TO 1919, ana giving
many pleasing anecdotes ot the days oil 49,
Prominent members of the Native Sons an
swcred to the different toaSts. Musical Sc
Iec.ions interspersed the programme.
Among those noticed from the city were:
Messrs. Lunstedt, John T. Creamy, w. ii.
Nelson, X. p. DoOlan, William Thornley,
Leo F. Hampton, Frank Foley, W. a. New
cum, George Llddle. Eugene Dennery and
Charles Gross; r. NJ. Fitzgerald, Cleve L.
Dam and DR.. Morris of Oakland; MIR. Eu-
gene Gregory OF Sacramento, and Mr. l.. Z.
Harrer of Vallejo.
Birthday Surprise Party on Mission Street.
A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was given to Miss Fannie Madison by her
numerous friends on Sunday evening, the
9Th inst, al the residence of the rents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Madison, 1926 Mission
street.
The affair was under the management of
Miss Rose Glass, Miss 3. CipricO and Miss
Sarah Fass, and was finely conducted. The
recipient was invited out TO a friends
house to spend the afternoon and evening,
and during her absence the committee, as
sisted by others, made a complete trans
formation of the parlOrS into bower of
beauty. The pdrlOrs We're decorated with
the choicest OF ferns and flowers, and the
table was set " it'll the finest OF eatabes and
dIinkables. When Miss Madison returned
home she was indeed surprised to tiud her
house filled with her numerous friends and
companions from whom she received many
costly nd elegant presents, among which
were a handsome diamond set presented by
her father and mother, elegant pOrtmanteau,
music rolls and others too numerous to
mention.
Those present were: Captain Madison,
Mrs. Captain Madison, Mrs. Augusta Hirsch,
Captain Charles Brown, Mrs. Schneider,
Miss r. Schneider, Miss Rose Glass, Miss
Merriam Levy, Miss Kate Caro-. Miss Mary
Caro-, Miss j. Cohen, Miss Romlda Judell,
Miss Bessie Citron, Miss Mollie Citron,
Miss Sarah Fass, Miss Leah Cert. Miss
Bertha Lantheaumr, Miss Fern Rustic
MaSsoni, Miss Pauline Foster, Miss Fannie
Brock. Miss Marcus Levy, Mrs. John
Leonard, Mrs. Dave Caro-, Miss Ella Crack,
Miss Mamie Crack, Miss Fannie Madison,
Mus. RpbinSwitZ; MessrS. III. Messing, A.
Levy, Louis Metzger. Phil Landsburger, j.
Levy, Henry Levy. II. L. Thompson, Milton
Glass, Arthur Glass, Max Glass, Philip New
man, Charles \. Sigel, Dave Schwetz"r, E.
Dreasnol, NJ. Ed Licht George A. Parker.
Joseph Nacholder, l. Goldman, Sanford
Wolf, Louis Alaersteiu. ). Roblnswitz,
Marcus Levy, NJ. Newman.
The Empire Council Installation.
St Georges Hall was crowded last Mon
day evening when Grand Counselor Hut
ton, assisted by District Deputy Minnie Fan
ger, publicly installed the officers of Empire
Council, No. Al, o. c. F.
The retiring officer, NJ. Zundcl, was pre-
sented by Charles L. Wggln, on behalf OF
its members, with an elegant jeweled badge.
Literary and musical selections followed,
after which all were invited to the banquet
hall " hpra pDtftsa cake and sand
were admirably served.
During the dancing, a vote being taken,
Miss Flnuie Smmin, tail, stately brunette,
with large luminous dark eyes, and wealth
Of brown hair, received the largest number
OF votes, and was declared the handSOmeSt
young lady present. DR.. G. c. O'DOnnell
assisted by Mi. j. Cahill, acted as floor man
ager
Surprise Party on Treat Avenue.
As an indication OF his popularity d pleas
ant surprise party was rendered Mr.. J. L.
Haley by lis many friends at The residence
of his parents, S26 Treat avenue, Oh Friday,
the 9th inst
Vocal aud instrumental music, dancing
and various games constituted the main
plea sureS OF The evening. The event was
exceptionally enjoyable, and will be long
remembered by those concerned. About IL
o'clock the guests adjourned to the dining
room, where the large table, extended TO its
fullest capacity, groaned under the variety
of SWeetmeats etc. About midnight the
guests departed for their respective homes.
Among those present were: DR.. and Mrs.
c. j. Haley Mr.. and Mr.. IL \. jenkins,
Mrs. Il. Richardson, Miss Clara Chap
man, Miss Edna Chadbourne, Miss Minnie
Shiels, Miss Lille NJ Manley, Miss Bette
Joost, Miss Violet Brooks, Miss Emma
Parker, Miss Florence Richardson, Miss
Laura Richardson, Miss Mamie Chapman,
Miss Eugenia Haley, Mss Eugenia Con
zalez, Messrs. John 7. Haley, DR.. Sterling,
Z. L. Haley, c. II. Code, W: \. Mattock, d.
P. Doan, c. Richardson, NJ. Hall, j. w.
a Pleasant Party.
Quite number Of frienus gathered at the
residence of Mi. E. NJ. Price last Saturday
evening and spent several happy hours.
Dancing, singing and games were the
principal amusements, the following pro-
gramme, conducted by Mr.. c. Weisheimer
aud f. Rabell, being presented: Piano duet,
Misses Kate and May Price; recitation,
The Lost Shoe,' Mr.. c. NJ Greevy; song,
Mr.. j. Crotty and Mr. j. Alackey; cOrnet
solo, Miss Lolita DeitZ operate selec tons,
Miss George Smith; selection on the harp,
Messrs. }. Gum and j. Mcnamara; piano
duet, Misses M.Tuiley and \. Quin, assisted
by the following quartet: Messrs. c. Nc
Cusker, J. Manning, Z. Price and ii. Cralgin;
selections on the flute, MeS'rS. u. kOrtZ add
J. O'Connor; highland Aing Misses NJ.
CITY anu IL hllt1 dSoloLcu ny hbSSlS.
F. Rab6ell and W. Hooper; selections on
the banjo, Nh c. English, and IA laughable
sketch 10y Prof. Luther.
The guests afterward adjourned to the
dining-roOm, where bounteOus repast was
partakeR OF, alter which the merry thrOug
enjoyed dancing until a late hour IN the
morning. Music was furnished by the fol-
lowing gentlemen: E. Maloney, Wacken
ruther. Luther and c. English.
Among those present were: Mrs. Z; Price,
Mrs. k. OConnor, Miss X. Price, Miss Nj.
Mallory, Miss N. Price, Miss q. Smith, Miss
X O'Connor. Miss K. O'Connor. Miss NJ.
Doughtertv, Mss X. Riley, Miss Maggie
Hughes, Miss NJ. Hughes, Miss L. Deit z,
Miss \. Price, Miss N. Daley, Miss d. Gus
toner, Miss A. Qlin, Miss NJ; Gully and
z. Price Jr., J. Price, G. Korty, c. Weis-
heimer, II. Morris, +. Rabtll, Ii. Craig, c.
McGreery, j. Manning, w. Hooper, j.
O'Connor, c. McCuaker, w. Ryan, j. Crotty,
}. Mackey, L. Mallory, Z. Luther. NJ.
Josephs, 7: Nackenruther, J. Kennedy, }.
Gum, +. Mcnamara, j. Farrell, c. English,
j. Daley.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Kittle and Miss
Lucia Kittle will spend the remainder Of
the winter at the Palace Hotel, having
closed up their residence in Ross Valley,
Marin County.
Mrs. Frank Lessen has returned from
spending the holidays with her daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Brink of Sequel.
DR.. David Mcclure is visiting Santa Bar
bara
Judge Schell, Mrs. Sehell aud Lena Schell,
who attended the inaugural ball at Slcra-
mento, were the guests of Mrs. II. III. Lindel
of that city.
Mr.. W. 4. Ormsby came down on Monday
from Sacramento to reside here. He was a
prominent member of the Suffer Club there.
Mrs. A. n. Towne has gone down on
visit TO Los Angeles The handsome resi-
dence being built by Mr.. Towne and herself
on the southwest corner of California and
Taylor streets is rapidly nearing compile
ton.
Miss Carroll, who went to Sacramento for
the inaugural ball, has returned to the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. Charles o. Alex
auder