The morning call., 1892-01-01

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OA1'''i'"' Green peas.
Scottish Royal ilaggis.
| DEssE
Plum-Pudding.
PASTRY.
Jelly Cakes Sponge Cakes.
Cream Cakes TartietS.
Oatmeal BanuOcks. Tattie scenes.
Ladies' Fingers MacaroonS
ZbgqadeL FRUITS
! Oranges Bananas. Apples.
Hot sco,ch, coffee.
After the substantials had been disposed
| Of Royal Chief Donald G. c. Mckay made a
| stirring address If welcome, aud alter an
| interlude by the orchestra, Hail to the
Chief" proposed the tGasts: The Presi-
dent of the United States" the band play
ing 1.-The Star-spangIed Banner" and
"Qupen Victoria amid the strains of the
English national anthem.
His Honor, Mayor George Ii. Sanderson,
then RESPONDED in glowing terms to the
! toast, The Land We Live In" and the
band glaved THE Red. White and Blue. !"
After him came the following toasts and
music:
Z" The Land O. Cakes" James IL. Watson
music, Heather Bells; Absent Mem
bers." Donald Call; music, " viii Ye No
Come Back Again?'; " Our Sister Socie-
ties" Hugh Frazer; music, A Mans a
Man for a. That" >; The Press" George
". Patterson; music. d" Are Ye Sure The
News Is True?"; The LassleS," Eli h Me-
KpnzIe; music, Green Grow tie Rushes
O." At midnight MT. Findlay McGregOr
sang 4 Guild New Year" those present
Joining heartily in the chorus. The feStiv-
tiles were afterward prolonged to a late
hour.
The officers for the new year are: Don
aid G. {. MekaT. Royal Chief; Harry
Walker, Chleftain; GeOrg- w. Paterson,
| Recorder; John Ross. Treasurer; r. Nc
Gregor Thomson, Financial Secretary;
John {. McEwan, Sergeant-at-A Arms; DR..
ii. Il. Brown. Physician; Trustees-JOhn
Stewart, John Henderson, Alexander Hem
dtrsOn; PipeTS-L 5. r. Tevendale, Ed
ward Ross W. 4. Anderson, W. d. Ross.
The following gentlemen served on the
active committees: Reception Committee
j. II. MclnneS Chairman, DIR. Il. II.
| Brown, Fred THAN, John Stewart, j. j.
Mcdonald, Alex Sharp, Hugh Fraser, John
Elder. James Drever, William COrmack,
W. Atkinson; + DOR COmmittee-A. Camp
bell (manageIl, Il. MEG Thompson assist
ant manager) ". A. Anderson, John Me-
Calum, Dr.. A. \. GImOur, 4. Oliver, A. ID.
Crawford, Alex Mennie.
The sequoia ParIOr Entertainment.
The heavy rain kept away many from
Saratoga Hall last evening. when Sequoia
Parlor. M. 100, n ). G. W., gave their
New Years eve entertainment and bop.
\ good programme had been prepared by
the Arrangement Committee, consisting of
Messrs. Il. d. Barton Chairman, William
=. johnson, II. l.. BacIgalupI, Johu +.
Dryer L. NJ Bannan, j. W. KentZel 1t
included an interesting series OF stereOpt-
con views, Round the World" exhibited
by Mr.. Edwin c. Parker. who gratuitously
provides this method of entertainment at
the desire of any social body; a sketch,
Filtration" by MesSrs. Max Steinle and
Louis Kellogg; recitation5 by Messrs. Peter
Soss0 and Z. l.. O'Connor, and Chinese inn
peTsonatiOnS by Nj Gus Peterson. Dancing
was afterwaTd ia order.
These appointed on the committees were:
Reception Committee. /. Donnelly, w.
J. Simpson. A. NJ. TIdemanB. L. J. Wal
dron, w. +. Koch; floor manager. Joseph
A. Spiiler; assistant tour manager, James
II. D0nohoe; Floor C0mmlttee-Frank II.
YasIit, a. Y. Reed, c. L. Hines, C. Z.
Torres, d. J. O'COnner.
New Years Eve Dances.
The steady fall of rain last night some
what diminished the festive attendances at
the various halls Still those who attended
managed to enjay themselves thoroughly, as
the following brief reports will demon
StTate:
The grand prize masquerade of the Eide
liza VeIen took place at the Mechanics Pa
vilion last evening Though there were
comparatively few spectators. on account OF
TIE weather, the immense hail was well filled
with members and dancers, and the leStIvi-
ties were kept uD with a will until well into
the morning. The grand march, in which
were many elaborate toilets and weli-suS-
tanned characters, commenced at 1880
O'Clock, and eighteen prizes. valued at
$500, were awarded. Music was fur
nished by WaleOtts Orchestra. MesSrs.
f. Rankin, Z. McDermott, Charles OBrien,
Timothy Crane, Edward ColYin, John Ken
nedy, Charles Record. Henry o Brleu and
Charles Montana acted rs Floor Committee
and Leo HsTinghi as manager, and to the
eXertiGDS of these gentlemen much OF the
success of the affair as well as the coed
order maintained is undoubtedly due.
The Order Of Chosen Friends held its
fourth monthly entertainment at Odd Eel
lows Hall last evening. The affair proved
in every way enjoyable, though the attend
ance was small Oh account of the weather.
4 song by Mrs. Captain Donovan, either
playing by Master Regensberger and dane
ing by Misses Henry and Douglas were the
chief attractions in the programme. after
which dancing was INDUCED in until the
new year was duly uSheTed in.
The New Years eve party of the Laurel
Club. held at 1GIS Mission street, was well
attended in spite Of the Indictment weather,
and proved most enjoyable 10 all who par
ticipated
Music was furnished by the LAUREL Or
cheStra, and dancing was kept no until the
small hours. The floor managers were
Messrs T. Madison, F. Manton, F. Bate
man and ". Burns. 1t is che intention OF
the club to give Tuesday evening sOcials
during the rest of the winter.
The United Social Club gave an enjoyable
apron and ueektie party last evening at Bear
Club Hall, on tile corner of Post and Fill
more streets. Mr.. Shaw managed the floor,
and the committee IN charge consisted of
Mr.. James Lynch, Miss Gibbons, Miss Cor
bett Mr.. joseph Ecsies and Timothy
Lynch.
The Lorley Circle, No. D. c, OF F., held
fish-pOnd party at Druids' II all on Suffer
street last evening" Music was furnished
by The Second Regiment Orchestra. G. Ehr-
man leader, and with dancing and merry
making the new year was appropriately
welcomed. The officers of the circle are:
Mrs. A. Lapley, Z. G.; Mrs. WaDdell, >. Z.
c.: Mrs. Enterman, L. g.; Mrs. BROOKS, /.
G. These ladies' formed q Committee OF
Arrangements, and 10 their interchangeable
exertiOns much Of the success OF the affair
was due.
The Teutonia Club gave a New Years
bail at TeutOnia Hall on Howard street last
evening. Several speeches were delivered
by members of the club, and after that the
old year was danced out and the new year
duly welcomed. Much of the success OF the
affair, which was pronounced. was due to
the following committees: Committee OF
Arrangements-John Weichhardt, William
Wertsch. L. l.. Kriske, Nj. HuentzSch, Jul.
Eicnhorn, Henry Schroeder L. Bauer; he
ception Committee. Weichhardt, Will
lam WertSch, f. l.. Kriske, II. Schroeder;
Floor Committee-M. Huentzsch, j. Eich-
horn, L. Bauer. Excellent music was fur
nshed by Beek's Orchestra, and the festiv
tiles, including a supper, were kept up until
nearly ddybreak.
Society Personals.
Governor and Mrs. II. III. Markham will
return from Pasadena Immediately after
the New Years holidays.
Senator John p. Jones is in town from
Santa Monica.
Judge l. S. Belcher has been visiting rela-
tives in Marysville.
Mrs. May Crittenden is visiting friends
here from Fresno.