The morning call., 1892-01-14

i. Sullivan, ]. NJ. Batten, George Cameron,
Berkeley Pearce, Howard Somers, ii. Won
Kasslnger, DR.. j. NJ. Uurragh.
The Court Aurora Party.
Last evening Court Aurora, No. 6450. A.
o. F. of a., installed their officers and gave
a pleasant bail at B'nni Birth Hall.
After an overture and remarks by J. D.
Case, II. G.. r., the following officers were
installed: Chief Ranger, Frank J. Dris-
coll; Sub-chiPf Ranger, j. l.. Ransom
Treasurer. A. Frnment p. c. R.; Financial
Secretary. Jos. X. Hawkins; RecO riding
l.. A. Taylor; Junior Woodward. D. b..
Murden Senior Beadle. j. Hilton; Junior
Beadle. ". D. S. Harrington; Physician,
W. r. q. Samuels; Trustees-J. Healing,
p. c. r.; }. j. Stevens, p. c. r.; A..
Monash; closing address, }. J. Cordy, h.
S. c. Il.
At the subsequent dance the following
committees were responsible for the pleas
ure afforded: Executive COmmittee-A.
FrOmet +. {. r. Chairman; w. l.. VIII
cox, p. c. R.; f. j. Driscoll, c.. R.; G.
Conn, j. Hilton, Reception Committee.
J. Cordy, H. S. c. r. Chairman; George
Maudsley, z. c. r. Fl. Keylberg. p c. r. !;
w. r. G. Samuels, P. c. r.. j. Healing, p
c. r.. Floor manager. }. J.sSteyens. Floor
C0mmittee-R. PAIL, p. c. R.. j. Gorfnkle,
Thomas Web, j. w. Hawkins. d. Il. Mur-
den.
Party on Polk Street.
Monday evening was the occasion OF a
pleasant reunion of the numerous friends
Of Mr.. John NJ Murphy, the well-known
caterer OF the Pearl. it being the twenty
second anniversary OF his birth. His friends
decided to surprise hD, and did so in a
pleasant way, by calling at his rooms, 1910
DplZ m tha a. IN q N al
ing.
The following programme was rendered
during the evening: Song, eve Come to
Greet" by the Viola Quartet. composed OF
MesSrS. Conway, Rogers, Perry aud Feline
man; piano solo, Mr.. +. Eaton; recitation,
Mr.. j. Tyrrell; banjo solo, with song. Mr.
4. koOrman duet on mandolin and guitar,
by Messrs. e. Morris and K. Burton; song
by Mr.. L. Conway; highland fling, Miss ID.
Nye; song, Miss Lizzie GitZ; song, Mr..
j. NJ Murphy; comic song, Mr.. j. Tyrrell /;
duet, Miss Josie TyrTel aud Miss L0tte
Burton; miud-reading tricks by Mr.. Will
lam Patched. During the evening Mr.
Murphy was presented with a beautiful
diamond pin, the gift Of his friends. Al II
O'clock all sat dcwn to a delightful supper,
after which dancing, games, etc, were in
dulged in till the small hours.
Among those present were: Miss Josie
Tyrrell. Miss Lottie Burton, Miss Lizzie
Getz, Miss d. Nye, Miss Thomas, Miss
Kittie Keefe. Miss Dora Fehneman. Miss
MoIlie Knight. Mrs Ford. Mrs. Jennings,
Mrs. Gunsenberger, Mrs. Koopavich ;
MeSsrs. f. Eaton, Z. Conway, j. Rogers. j..
Perry. b. Fehneman, G. Doe. L. Koopman,
). Morris. r. Burton, w. Knight. ID. Nye,
) Marshall, ). Sp2nton, ). Glanoyich. /
Gunsenberger, J. Ford, q. Jennings, j,
KOopayich, T, Murphy, W. Murphy, }. NJ.
Murphy, Otis Murphy.
The Morse Lodge Ball.
The fifteenth anniversary OF Morse
Lodge, No. 257, l. 0. o. f.. was eEjoyably
celebrated with ball last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Park Band officiated and programme
of fifteen regular dances was pleasantly
followed out. The direction was vested in ::
Floor manager. Philip II. Livingston; as
sstant, Eman A. Levy; Floor Committee
Frank Copper, Henry Spellman, DIR. +. j.
Morse, Joseph Caccia, James T. Clark. a.
s. Glassman, NJ. Gr0ssllcAt Victor Rshette,
Max Levy.
The remaining commi tees were COM
posed as follows: Committee Of Arrange
ments-H. Ii. LOwenthal (Chairman) c.
W. Harlow, II. Thomas. A. NJ. Hermann,
Charles Grosslicht, NJ W. Green, f. p An
derson, G. II. Ccrdes, j. Ii. Hunter. CALEB
Brind lSecretaly); Reception Committee
George W. Harlow Chairman j. X Samp-
son, Julius kron. Limo Georgi, a. \. Levy,
John j. GutZeD, r. Morrison
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Rideout are visiting
Marysyille from this city.
Mrs. John Bidwell of Chico is the guest
OF Mrs. Kennedy of Berkeley.
Mrs. w. S. Hobart, who has been quite
sick for the past few weeks, is nov much
better.
The Misses Goad have been spending the
past few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Blanchard Chase at Stays Leap. Mr. and
Mrs. Chase are expected here about tile Goth
INST. for the balance of the season.
Mr.. Edgar ID. PeiXotto has been visiting
Woodland.
Mrs Redingt0n and Mr.. Henry W. Red
lngt0n nave come over from San Rafael for
the winter season and have taken apart
ments at the alace Hotel.
Mrs. Webster Jones has been seriously
Ill with the grip
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Roulo formerly
Georgiaua Labadio) have returned from
their "Trip 10 Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs ;. Sachs are among the
latest San FraneisCanS at Nice France.
Mr.. X. Porter Ashe IS now IN New \ ork
City.
Mr.. J. W. SperrY is sitting in the South
American republics. He is expected home
about the 1st OF March.
Miss Frank left for her home in Portland
this morning after visit Of several months
to her brother and sister law, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Frank, at their Van Ness ave-
nue. residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Hirschfeld NEE Gruen-
berg have gone to Alameda TO reside.
Mrs. Z. f. NcMuI,in is visiting friends in
Stockt0n.
Mrs. ". r. Dnmore and her little daugh-
ter have returned from visit to her par
euts in Petaluma.
Mrs NJ. d. BOruck has been seriously i'll
with la grippe, but is reported better.
Mr.. j. W. Payne OF the Quartermaster's
Department, u. 5. A.. has come up from
Los Angeles to this city, where his mar
riage with Mrs. Amelia Hood will take
place shortly. Mr. and Mrs Payne will re-
side at the st. Angelo in Los Angeles.
Mr. Peter FL. Burnett, CALIFORNIA; first
Governor, who resides with his sou. Mr.
John NJ. Burnett. in this city. has been
very III, but is now conYalescent. Mr..
Burnett is upward OF so years of age and
is mentally sound and physically strong
enought to enjoy many more years among US.