The morning call., 1892-10-10

rean treat provided for them by the manage.
ment 10 their hearts delight. Beautiful souvenir
programmes of elegant design were provided for
The occasion, on which was printed In letters OF
gold The following greeting:
To Irishmen, and all,
From The Cove Of Cork to Donegal.
From Monaghan Town so bright ana gay
To the Golden West far away:
With courage bold, and hearts light
With Joy. shall meet al the ball tonight;
Fac lass shall ST Q IN the grand array
Tne lad she hopes to wed some day.
Mr.. John Burns. tie vice president, acted as
floor manager ana led The grand march, IN com
pany with NJ ISIS Hannah Clifford a typical hand
some Irish brunei e, tail aud grac full aud ele.
ganTly aiIired in q die ss Of pink cashmere. with
pink silk and white lace trimmings About 800
couples prone Daded In the march, among whom
the pretty Miss Maggie SlatGery. neatly and
effectively dressed In sieel-grey shrah SILK win
IRISH While lace trimmings, appeared very at
uaetve. M L. j. Mekenny, chairman Of the
reception committee. the father OF he club aud
WHO was It's president for sXteea years, was un.
home and happy. The officers OF the club aIe
President. MIR. z. d. Blshopi vice president Mr.
Burns; financial secretary, Mr.. John McQuade;
treasurer, Mr.. p. }. McEIroy sergeant. alarms,
were composed as follows: Arrangement
--Messrs. Thomas Gaiuford,, Thomas Mad
p d. Winter. j. j. cSnnoIy. 'e John Burns.
Thomas Connolly, Patrick MeQuade and Thomas
molly, John MeQuade, Thomas Murray. Thomas
Murray. Arthur McQuade, Joseph MeEniee,
J. j. Connolly, John johnson and NJ. j. Harper
rec ption e0mmliiee-Messrs. L. j. McKeney,
John Madden Michael Mcdonald, Peter Mat
thews, Edward Connolly, Thomas Sbevlon
Charles keenan,. James WIslow. Thomas Nc
Call, Felix Mcdonald and James Clark.
The Harmonic Club Bali.
Such a galaxy OF beauty as appeared at the
ball given last Friday evening by the Harmonic
Club IS rare sight, even 10 San Francisco,
which has become so famous for It's wealth of
pretty girls. The hall was comfortably filed
with the merrest crowd OF dancers that have
congregated together this season. The event
was great social gathering, taking the form of
a vast family party, and was thoroughly enjoyed
by every one. Ballenbergs baud was az its best
| and played In such a manner that made dancing
an irresistible delight. Mr.. Il. l.. Nj iBinger and
Miss Net,ie Rosener led the grand march, in
which about 40 couples took part She scene
was brilliant oDe. the dresses OF the ladies and
perfect attire OF the men reaching The acme OF
perfection. Miss Viola RaDbarl was certainly
| The belle OF the ball and was artisically at
| tired in a dress OF green China six,
| trimmed with white lace. It's neat and elegant
| appearance suiting the wearer admirably. The
most stTikingly pretty costume was undoubtedly
| thai worn by Miss Josie LaZnsky, a white cash
mere dress with green velvet bodice and tIim-
mngs 10 match around The edge OF the skirt.
| Miss Belle VOL, a BEAUTIFUL semi blonde, also
| attracted marked attention, her unusual wealth
| Of hair being greatly admired. She was most
! hecomngly Attn ed IN very pretty dress OF
| black lace, which was a striking contrast to heT
clear. fair complexion. The ball was decided
success and the Harmonic will have peace
until dale is fixed for the next. Among those
| present We noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Merz-
| bach, Mr.. and airs. julius Levy, MIR. Max aud
| Miss Dora Washauer Mr.. Louis and Miss Title
| Raphael, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris feinbacb, Miss
Josie Lszinsky, Miss Belle Wolf. Miss Louie
| Goodman, Mr.. ID. n. Fletcher, Miss Hattie Man.
| dell, Miss Nellie Greenbaum.
The Excelsior Hop.
Tie ifiy-sIxth monthly hop OF the Excelsior
| Club was we'll attended last Thursday evening
| at Union square all, over one hundred couples
| taking part In the grand march and subsequent
| dancing. Mr.. j. c. Horn, floor director. led the
| march In Company with Miss Maggie Policy, a
| tall handsome blonde She wore very becom-
| ing dress OF black satin and Nile green
| with black lace overskiIt and bodice trimmed
| with ostrich feather tips. Good music and
| good ompany OF dancers made the evening one
OF the most enjoyable Of the season. and the floor
/ was not oyercrowdcd as Is often tile case at
these popular gatherings. Mr.. w. G. OBrien
was tie assistant floor director aud he floor
committee was made up as follows: Miss Mary
| Wagner Miss Nellie Fyfe, MIS-. Carrie Purcell,
| Mr.. h. A. Sheluon Mr.. j. Morris. Mr.. William
Nagale, Mr.. HIS Beverley and Mr.. Ii. X. Fletcher;
committee ON artangements-Mrs Il. A. Nahor
| Miss Maggie Policy, Mr.. j. W. Blueti, Mr. J. G.
! Horn ana MIR. A. H. Major; reception coDitee
Miss Annie Rodgers, Miss Bessie Hodge, Miss
Hnlda Dolphner, Mr.. William Brown and MIR. H.
V. Niedman.
Butterfly Fete.
The "buttef1y" fete that was held IN the
| beautiful grounds OF Mr. Charles Oyeracker nj
| Niles last Friday evening proved great sue.
| cess and the Ladies' Aid Society reaped har-
vest Of schekels that viii substantially swell tie
| funds OF the new Episcopal church The gar
| dens were illuminated with 500 Japanese Ian
| terms. which hung from the trees and lined the
carriage way from the entrance gate TO the
/ house The decorations OF flowers. hanging
grapes, palms and eyeIgIeens were very ef-
| fectiye and elaborate. twenty-five young
ladies', "buitei flies" prettily dressed In yellow
cashmere dresses. covered with hand palm ed
butterflies, at ended on the guests. A fine Ensl-
cal programme was rendered aud all the mum.
bers were greatly appreciated.
Among The guests who have been recently en-
| ioying the hospitality OF Mrs. Oyeracker were:
| Mrs May Low. MIS-. DIR. Cool, Mrs. o. f. VII
| ley, Mr.. Alfred Jones, Mr.. Ceye Dam, Mr.. Andy
| HeiIborn, Miss Elbrlgbt. Mrs. Dexter Miss
| Brown and Mrs. William Johnson. Among
others present at the fete we're: Mr. ana Mrs.
| Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Uslar. Mr. and Mrs CHS
holm, Mr. and Mrs Charles McIyer and paTiy of
| ten, Mr.. and Mrs. Juan GaIIegos, Miss Jane
smith. Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Tyson. Mr. ana Mrs.
Howard Oyeracter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thompson,
DR. and Mis-. Young, Professor aud Mrs Keith,
DR.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunting,
DIR. an1 Mrs. Huxley, Mr.. and Mrs. Plumners,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Oyerscker from Centervlle and
MIR. Farley Granger and party from Alvarado.
SocisIs.
Bay City Lodge No. 619. Knights and Ladies
OF Honor, gave very enjoyable social dance at
A. o. II. Hall. 1o2 0'FareIl street. last Monday
evening. There was a very good attendance,
and ell went home happy
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