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ness. 1t IS expected that they will return
in a month or six weeks
The affair was a complete success, ana al
though but short time was allowed 10
make the arrangements, still 1t was alike
credit Bile to the company and CharacterlS-
tic Of It's members as a spontaneous outburst
of good viii toward their superior otli5 ers.
Among those present were: Lieutenant
Commander +. b. Chandler, AdJutant Frank
A. Brooks, LieUtenantS {. \. Douglass ana
+. /. lockwood, Easjgns r. IL, Stahle ana
y. 4. Regain. Chef BOatSWalu Mate +. u
Brown. chief Gunner's Mate +. j. Schmel-
der. Chief Quarjermaster y. Farrell, captain
ForetOp l.. ManseaU, BoatSWalu Mate u.
Boris QUarteTEaster Ii. Harris, IoNSWam
j. Y. Dolan, and Seamen q. L. hearney,
NJ Lindsay. q. F. Kearney c. keppler, l..
f. Kahn, ". L. Mubach, Z. j. O Brlen, j.
". Brown and J. I. kearney.
The company dispersed after a genial
time Of good fellowship, expressing their
best wishes 70 the guests OF honor Tor
bon voyage"
Paper Wedding on Fell Street.
Mr and Mrs. Michael Dolan of 23jb Fell
street celebrated their paper wedding on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst, by giving
party.
TIE parlors were tastefully decorated
with paper. The programme consisted Of
dancjnLS, songs. Rotations, etc, and wound
were numerous.
Ancng the guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Kelly, Nj. ana Mrs. Sawyer, Mr.. and MIS-
Heaiy, Miss Kelly, Miss Deakin, Miss Sarah
Kelly, Miss D0lan, Miss I. Kelly Miss
Mary DO.an, Miss Antrim, Miss Maggie
D0lan. Messrs. j. O'Brien. p. Kelly Jr., j.
Dolan, Nh Delhauty, q. he ily, Mr.. Con
Ian. Mr.. Sullivan, N. D0lan, Mr. Mans field
and Mr., Hutton.
The Minerva ParIor Party.
Minerva Parlor No. >, \. d. q. w, gave
! a very pleasant entertainment to the friends
/ Of the members on Friday evening, Feb
| ruary q.
Tie programme arranged by Miss
! NJ A Dempsey, G. d. D., the President,
was thoroughly appreciated by select
/ audience. Il ran as follows: Overture,
/ Mr. Sichiel; mandolin and guitar. selections,
/ Messrs. Sylvester and Burgliu; recitation,
/ Miss Ethel Fihel; recitation, Miss R0sina
/ Rush; vocal duet. the Misses Carroll and
! OC0nuoT, instrumental duet the Misses
I>Fihcl; recitation. Mr.. Sanders; song, MI
! Jones.
The anniversary bah will take place on
/ Thursday evening at UHlUn-SQndr6 han,
/ the 18th INST, and is expected to be social
/ success. Minerva ParlOr IS the pioneer
/ parlOr Of san Francisco
4 Masquerade on Fillmore Street.
! a private masquerade ball was given by
/ Miss Anita Garrison on Thursday evening
/ last at her residence, 2415 Fillmore street.
! The costumes were quaint and elegant and
/ the characters well sustained. Miss Anita
/ Garrison took the part OF an Egypt
/ princess and her yellow and black costume
! set eff her graceful CaStlian beauty 70 per-
/ lection. Miss Lillian LathTOp IN white and
/ silver appeared as Morning. Miss Ida Gray
/ as T0psy elected much applause by her chic
! manner, Miss Haze! L0rant Of san Jose as
/ Il butterfly. Miss ElJlSe GrumOr as HeDe
I Miss Ivy Brandon OF san Jose as 3 Sister OF
/ Mercy. Miss Marion D0Wd as Juno, Miss
Mabel Logan as Summer. The others tax
I ing parts were Mis-, Estelle Macy, Miss
/ Edna ShOtWeN Of Souuma, Miss Dora Gray
/ son. Miss Hattie Dale.
Am ~ the gentlemen we're Or. Lewis
ton of Kentucky, ItTaTad0 Gonzalez OF Mex
/ leo, Harry DUnuiuE, Elmer q. Drew ! T.,
CLAYTON Brown. Harold Steele. Walter Macy
o5 S0uuma, Judge Lowe, Wilson Logan,
/ Russell Ha-ht, RuaiI0 Estrada Of Mexico,
/ a. o. Harvey u >OnuHa-
The la Noltas' Party.
/ Crc.c sn.-suapad programmes awaited the
/ guests of the La Y o..as las, evening at Odd
+ Fellows Hail
/ The moon is generally REGARDED as femi-
nine. probably on accouu. Of her brlliauce
/ at nIzat, and that va, probably the reason
/ # the crescent programmes. for tbs was a
/ leap-vaar party and those Ig charge we're
Miss X. Grauey. Miss y. FeatherSton. Miss
/ n 5 ic-r. 81 SIS L. Battles, Miss y Sullivan.
( Miss n. Battles Miss II. Johnson. Mss X.
/ Burke. Mss y. Shea.
There wa, however, a strong male body
/ guard in reserve, consisting ri the Eecep-
/ ton COmmittee-Nessr +. l.. ~leDert, X.
! H. Ea.Sch, ". O,mond Patch ". Il. VIII
/ kiusou. f. /. Cugswell. p. VI. Jones, L. +.
/ also the Advancement Committee, if re-
/ quIred. composed u Messrs. T. !. Muir
/ ply, #. Power, j. Geaser, j. p Bequattp,
( T. Field. !. Parker, +. L. CUgsweLL d. N.
j NrEy0y, j. Gilbert.
a succession CI dances IN the Trettliy
/ decorated nall was ellOyel until / u clock.
Society Personals.
Ex-senator J. % Fair left yesterday for
! the Hawaiian Islands. On the Australia
was also Miss Ida Somer5 and Nh II. ".
a Miller.
Mrs Moroucl. wife Of one of the pria-
/ cilal officers q the United States steamer
! IIOQuaI~. is stopping ut tie Hotel Stewart
/ auXiau,ly awaiting the arrIya, Of Eer nus
/ band from Samoa via Honolulu, Wi en- yes
sci is expected TO reach this port in about
/ three weeks.
Mrs Robert Beck is convaiescin. from
/ quite severe Illness. She is al her rooms
[ in Hotel Stewart.
MIS-. Thomas Francis Aeagher lies very
/ seriously sick at her mothers residence,
/ 2l02 Suffer street
Mrs Charles D0ane has returned from
/ her visit to Southern California and IS stop
/ ping a. present at f. Hawthorne street.
/ Ms i. c. LouteTbacG, President of the
/ Alameda F.Owcr Mission, and Miss Hattie
/ N0Um7u. has left for san Jose, where they
! VIII visit friends for a few week. Mss
/ Ida Pierce is SUI with friends In tAe Garden
/ CRY.
Pioneer Auctioneer MaIor-GeHeral Cobb
/ is visiting bis old stamping grounds in
/ Texas 4 letter received FROM him hy his
/ son Yesterday, and dated 1t IledraS NegraS,
/ February j. states that thus far be mas had
! very enjoyable trip. and that bis health IS
/ excellent lie anticipates returning tn San
/ Francisco early IL March.
Miss Lucy Epson is 10 visit friends here
/ this week
Governor II. II. Markham is down on a
[ visit and was at the Palace Hotel Yesterday.
Hiss Kate JarbUe and Miss Julia PeytOu
/ vent down to Santa Cruz on Monday.
Hon. and MIS- Grove Johnson are visit
/ ny here from Sacramento.
Mrs. r. II. Mcdonald and his niece were
! al Del Coronado at the end Of last week.
Mrs. j. I. Flickinger Is up from San Jose
on a visit.
1t was announced ~ a correspondent to
/ q morning contemporary, under date Of
/ Saturday last that Mrs. DR.. j. c. Tucker Of
/ Oakland and her daughters. Mrs. c. o. q.
| Miller and Miss Claire Tucker, are at
l present visiting Gotham. The ladies nell
toned are quietly d0miciled in the family
! mansion IN Oakland and do not con-
/ template jJurneying AtanticwaTd for sew
! eraI weeks.
Messrs. Louis Won der Mehden Jr and
/ Martin T. Habich will leave the latter part
Of this month TO enter the Royal Conserva-
tories Of Music at Leilsic, Germany. Mr..
Won der Menden, who Is Mr.. Heiue's best
( pupil. viii enter as a 'celloist and pianist.
lie IS only is years old. is already good
/ composer and has PLAYED with leading
/ orchestras here Mr.. Habich will study
the clarinet. Both promising young must
clans are Native Sons Of the Golden West
/ and start ont with the best wishes OF their
/ many friends
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