The morning call., 1892-11-14


EsieIle Lew. Miss sheehan, b. Il. Hanlon. Miss
Birdie Fisher, Mr.. Ben Stitch ana Julius Kahn.
MerZbach's orchestra supplied the music and lie
decorations were very elaborate. A large jan
anese umbrella was suspended from The ceiling
and The hall was draped with bunting and
streamers; The national flag was also VERY con-
spcuOus, always pleasing 10 the eyes aud very
effective when a,iisilcaliy ARRANGED. Kefsesh-
Elias Levy. The committee of arrangements IN
Guided MIR. /. i. Hauser lchairman) Mr. /. III.
Kuttuer (chief ranger. and Messrs. II. summer
field, g. Casner, G. A Policeman. Leo Kaui-
mann. William Klineer. w. Wallis, I. Levy. ID.
Wise and A. Bernstein.
'sTbe OrientaIs.''
Guile stylish assembIage appeared a. The
"Orientals'" party al UDion-square Hall on
Friday evening, November 4. which proved TO
be a very enjoyable affair. and for initial at
tempt was very faitering tribute 10 the man.
aeement. About 10 couples fell in line for the
grand march, which was led by MIR. Arthur
Lennon and pretty Miss Mae Eyens. a charming
blonde aud a graceful dancer. She wore very
becoming dress of pale yellow China silk,
trimmed with white lace and cut decollete. that
suited her admirably, and there were many
The floor. The officers of The club aie: G.. c.
Walcom, president; f. Kelly, vce-presIdent; q.
Moss, secretary; j. Brogan, treasurer. MIR.
Arthur Lennon acted rs floor manager and was
assisted by the following committee: Messrs. r.
Dennis. j. Cribblns, w. Hayes, j. Power aud Ii.
Flood.
The Del Monies.
The farewell party recently given by tile Del
Monies was great success. and no less Than
go couples joined in the grand march. which
was leo by Mr.. John Power and Miss May Cas-
sidy, very pretty brunette, who looEe ed charm
ing in an elegant white lace dtess. Pretty sou
venrs were distributed 10 all the ladies, ana the
last ball of the Del Monies was one OF the most
successful they ever gave. Mirth and revelry
ran riot and each co erie seemed to vie with The
other In having good time. Tie floor commit.
lee was composed OF nearly all the PRINCIPAL
members OF the numerous social clubs Ia The
CITY, thereby attracting variety OF patrons, in.
guiding nearly II grades OF society. MIR. John
Power acted as floor manager and ais assistant
was Mr.. George Atwood The following ladies'
were on the rec ption committees:
Miss May Cassidy (cnairman). Miss-lda Belle,
Miss Mamie Mccormick. Miss Lucy Cronin, Miss
Aggie DlZney, Miss Celia CrOnn, Miss Sally
Hogan, Miss Laura Mcmahon, Miss Kate Me
Mahon. Miss Nano Sheehan, Miss Crissis Ken
nedy Miss Minnie Tindall. Miss Carrie Null.
Miss Ella Smith, Miss Kate Burke, Miss Matte
Null. Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Ella Mccain,
Miss Annie Dryer. Miss Kate Higgins, Miss
Amy Buckley, Miss Ida May, Miss Jessie Stew
ems, Miss Mary Herman, Miss Waffle Mcmahon,
Miss Irene w hltford, Miss Maggie Cornyn.
a silver Wedding.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Horn, 1906 McAiIister
street. celebrated their silver wedding on the
evening OF October 27, and Invited a party OF
friends 10 join with them In making merry over
The completion of quarter OF a century of mar
red lie. The host and hostess were the reeip-
tents of many silver gifts from a carved silver
and gold cream set 10 a couple Of silver dollars
carefully concealed In huge bulk OF paper and
twine. Presents were received from Mr. and
Mrs. Metcslf, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Cogle, MIR. Harry Coge,
MIR. and Mrs. Nhiicomb, Miss Nellie, Mr.. and
Mrs Houston, MIR. and Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. SheI-
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth, Mr.. and Mrs.
leck. Mr.. and Mrs Goodman, Miss Blanche
Frost OF Chicago, Rev. aud Mrs. j. ID. Parker OF
North Dakota, Mrs. and Miss Hubbard. Mr.. and
Mrs Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Ayres, Mrs. aud Miss
Buttner, MIR. aud Mrs FitzslmmOns Willie
and Marguerite Fiizsimmons Messts. James.
Allen, Jones and Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Carey,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhem, Mrs.
Horn. Miss Myrtle Horn, Mrs. X. G.. X. Hines.
Mr.. George Bfamball, Mr.. David Fisher, Dir.
Charles V. Horn, Miss Ethel horn aud Miss
Florence Horn. Mr.. A. +. Horn presented his
companion Of twenty-five years with beautiful
gold watch and chain. Mr.. George BramhalPs
string band was Ia attendance, and after the
presents had been inspected Mr.. and Mrs. wey-
mouth led of the dancing, IN which tile rest OF
the company very quickly joined. The choicest
uXuries and delicaeIes OF the season were served
up for refreshments during Tie evening, and
ample justice was done both liquids ana solids.
Inc game ing was most o. iightInl one and The
bride ana groom OF Nv, niy-hye years ago were
highly pleased with The many tokens OF love aud
esteem bestowed on them.
Ocean View Fair.
Saturday, october %. was the opening day of
the ladies' church fair al Ocean View The local
being beautifully decorated and Illuminated
with innumerable lamps and japanese lanterns
The booths were very artistieaiy arranged and
many compliments were paid 10 Mrs. de YaGdre,
Mrs. Morrison, Miss l.. Hiidrelh. Miss Nj. Gal
lagher, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. Nj. Land and Miss
X. L. Gavassino for their elegant displays and
the success that attended their efforts. Owing
10 the crowded state OF the hall on the two first
nights OF The fair lie Rev. Mr. Cooper pastor of
81. MiehaePs Church, wisely recommended the
ladies' 10 prolong their labOrs and continue the
lar during The week, and the following Sstur-
day brought the undertaking 10 successful ter
mnaiion. The good folks OF Ocean View wish
10 record their appreciation Of The kindly and
substantial assistance rendered by their neigh
bofs from San Maieo.
sociaIs.
pink tea was recently given by Company
OF the Girls Flag Brigade" at the Mzpah
Mission, and proved very pleasant and sue
cessful affair. The decorations OF the hall were
OF pink, and the member of tie company were
alfred In pretty costumes of the same color
An excellent musical and literary programme
was presented and very creditsbly Interpreted
by the following ladies and gentlemen: Miss
Lily Morton, Miss Clara Atkins. Miss Frances
Hawkins Miss May Gibson, Miss Christina
Finnie, Messrs. Frank and George Williams,
Miss Maud Laroner. Miss Dora Thomson. Mr..
Harry Williams, Miss May Watson. Miss Lena
Ross. MIR. Howard Greene, Miss Lena Brink
mann. Miss Carrie Morris, Miss Minnie Brink
mann. Miss Mabel Mau. Miss Cora Smith, Miss
Mathewson and Miss Mabel Ross.
On the evening of November very interest
byterian Cbnrnh NV tbe sunday.sc 90 en- chIden
of which Mr.. Il. W. Newbail is SUPERINTENDENT
There were about 200 happy youngsters gath
cred together, Including the boys brigade. The
exercises consisted of a charade by SIX little
girls OF the school. vocal solos and recitations BY
the boys. and magic-lantern exhibition OF
Honolulu and local Views. At the close all were
RECALLED with delicious light refreshments.
Miss Margaret Sullivan was rendered very
enjoyable surprise party at Uniou-squaTe Hall
on Friday evening, October 20. The evening
exercises consisted OF musical aud literary
enter ainment. followed by dancing. Miss Sui
Ivan, who is an accomplished ei0cufionist, con-
tributed TO tie evenings amusement by giving
one of her interesting recitaions, after which
she was presented with a handsome gold watch
by Miss McGil as token Of esteem and admi-
ration from her numerous friends. Miss Mamie
CoIcoran favored the company with some de-
lightful songs and Miss LeaTy gave exhibition
Of fancy dancing. Jerry Sulllvan's recitation
was well received. Refreshments were served
at midOight, after which dancing was kept up
uniif the party broke up Among those present
were: Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Leary,
Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. TOwne, MIR. aud
Mrs. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. MeGin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy, DR.. aud Mrs Key. CAPTAIN and
Mrs. CraDge, the Misses Mollie and Maude Nc
GIL. Margaret and Annie Sullivan. Aggie and
Jennie Briordy, Lena ara Annie Doyle. Miss
Minnie COrcoran. Miss Bateman, Miss MauniOn
Miss Long, Miss LearY. Miss Carroll. Miss
Russell Miss Mckay, Messrs. w. \. and Charles
McGll, j. L. hfboe, Il. Mullen, j. Much, j. Sui
livan j. Leary. j. Doyle, n. Templeton. B.
ChrsiiaDeI. f. Peters, f. A. Sullivan and I.
Gilmore.
Home Parties.
Miss Evelyn b. Dwyer. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Dwyer OF 51S Devlsadero street, was
recently the recipient of delightful surprise from
her parents 10 celebration OF her sixteenth birth.
day A number OF youthful society stars, and a
few elders 10 grace the occasion. spent a charm.
ing evening. Dancing and music whiled away
the hours and delicious supper was served late
in the evening. Fortunes were told and fales
settled for the ensuing year by a mysterious
practitioner In the occult art. The party was
merry one and the congregation OF youth and
beauty made an indelible impression on the
minds OF the older guests.
ariin Mo- r..rIan IL.