The morning call., 1892-02-12

Is. chapman, Mrs. ii. i. OelDy, MT. ana
Mrs. Frederick w. Zeile. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
w Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar =. Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p Hotaling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph 4. DonohOe.
Church Tea Meeting.
The ffth annual tea meeting Of the San
Francisco Church Extension Society took
place last evening at Central NJ. E. Church
on Mission street, between Sixth and Sew
enth.
Hon. Charles GoodaH presided. and after
an opening prayer, offered by Rev. Z. r.
Willis, pastor OF Trinity NJ. +. Church, a
bounte0us collation. was served.
The following interesting programme
afterWaTd enchained the interest or the
/ large number present: Music, soprano solo,
Mrs. l.. :. Anderson; Welcome" Rev. K.
ID. BovaTd. D. Presiding Elder San Fran
cisco District; music, quartet, MIS-. u. L.
HauS6r0w,, Mrs. d. L. birmingham, MeSSrs.
Robert Husband. Joseph Mcguire; annual
report of the President, Hon. c. GaGdall;
| Treasurer's annual report Mr.. Il. McElroy;
! report Of Committee on Nominations, Mr.
c. q. Burton, J. ID. Hammond, ID. D., Eli
McClSh, DID; music, cOntralto solo, MIS-.
j. E. Birmingham address, "NethOdlSm IN
Cities" r. ). Cantiue ID, pastor Van
Ness avenue Methodist Episcopal Church;
address, Church Extension IN San Fran
cisco" Rev. \. c. Iiirst, ID, pastor
Simpson Memorial Church music; address,
J u Il
Much announcement and several new
ideas were the outcome Of the pleasant re-
union, which concluded with social inter-
course of a general character.
Following constitute the management Of
! the society: Officers - President, Hon.
! Charles GOodau; Presidents, Bishop
! c. H. Fowler. Rev. F. d. B0vard; Treas
| urer, Robert McElT0y; Secretary, William
| K. Gibson.
Board Of Managers-Rev. NJ. D. Buck,
Rev. W. w Case, Rev. A. {. HlrSt, Rev. e.
r. Willis, Rev. A. H. Briggs, Rev J. Il.
Andrews, Rev. F. j. Masters. Rev. b. +.
CraTy, Rev. = Y. LeeCh, Rev. Eli ACCljsh,
Rev. Thomas Filbin, Rev. Il. ). Cantine,
Rev. q W. Beatty, Rev. NJ. G. Harris,
Rev. A. Anderson, Rev. j. ID. Hammond,
MeSSrs. Samuel Hancock, William Abbott,
j. ". Whiting, j. ". Butler w. Perkins,
r s. Alexander, Robert Husband, c. B.
Perkins, John K, Sims. Henry Mahan, An
MS Merrill, A. Nelson, W. p. Higginbotham,
John Curry. +. Y. Watt, Samue! Martin,
James Higgins, y. Anderson, w. Ii. Ccd-
ingt0n. c. 0. Burton. Donald Currie, Robert
HattOn, A Nstrand, L. A. Girvin, y. IL.
Soper. Joseph Mooscr0p, I. G. Ibemas, ).
b. Emmal. JOB SteyentOn, j. (. F0Tderer,
). ". Robinson.
Party on Mason Street.
A social party was given by Nj. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Wouam at their residence, 1914 Mason
street, Wednesday evening, the Sd inst.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
! MIS-. [. W0uam, Mrs. DR.. J. Mclean, Mr..
| and Miss Herringer, Mr.. and Mrs Tick
man, Mrs. j. T. G!assfara, MI and Mrs.
Edward Carlis, Miss Sadie Swanton, Mr..
John White. Mr.. !. McGrath, Miss Lizzie
~wauton, Mr.. j. +. Anderson, Mr.. Fred
RELAY MI and MIS-. Underwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. II Il. Moves and Mi BENJAMIN White.
4 sumpIuOus and well-pTepaTe1 supper
was served at midnight, which was appre-
! ciated by all
Miss Lizzie Swanton pleased the happy
/ gathering by q few OF her vocal solos Nj.
| G. N0llam, Mr. Hickman and MesSrS John
/ John and Benjamin White performed sew
! eral selections on the guitar, mandolin and
! zIther
Games, singing and instrumental music
/ continued till a late hour, when all retired,
/ having thoroughly enjoyed the social
The Ircogs' Party.
The Incogs, 4 social club composed largely
/ Of members Of Company of the National
! Guard, gave their second hop last evening
! a; Old Fellows Hal
! Special decorations Of red, white and blue
| draDeries covered the balcony rails and
made a bright frame for the dancers. Over
! the stage depended the clubs title in gold
! letters. surrounded by gayiy c0lorel Ian
/ terms and backed by national cOlOTs.
/ Noah BraadIs Orchestra furnished the
/ music for the aSSemblase, which danced
/ until o'clock. Fue grand march was lea
/ by Nh B. b. StuTdiyant AMI Mss Rl0rdan.
! The IncOgS give parties that are very
/ popular, ana any guest IS apt 20 attend q
! second time. They have membership OF
/ about SiXty-tiYe aud vii give some special
/ picnC~ 10 the season. The Executive Com
/ mittee GA ti S occasion consisted Of: Me5Srs.
| l. C.. LiulQuisr. George Finer. Is. b.
/ StUrdivanr. ~ IL ONalIey. Arthur II.
/ Clifford, " T. Stanford. H. O. Poole.
J Air. StUrllYsut VAS assisted IN managing
/ the # eor by DR.. ". II. Sieberst, Messrs. J.
/ y. Wilson, a. 4. O'Malley, George !. Knox,
/ A. +. Roberts, L. MouOhan, I. McCullOCh
! and George ClaUSstuuS The Reception
! Committee was comp sed OF 8leSSTs. II. b.
| Taylar. ID. :. Briggs, w. ". Wilson, a. d.
Mclean. u. Anderson. A McCuloch, H..
Smith and II. Remington.
Party at south Park.
On Saturday last pleasant surprise party
was given to Nj. James c. Haughy Of 80
! South Park.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
/ " Young. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Burton, Mir
and Mrs. F. ". Hsughy, Nj and Mrs. l..
/ Forest. Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Coleman, Air.
and Mrs. L. NJ. Green, Mr.. and Mrs c. s.
/ More Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. HaughY. MeS5T5.
/ G. Turner. J. W. Dill, 3. MckinDan, +.
/ Dwyer g. Haughy, L. Fay, &. Fay,
/ Captain William Johnston, Messrs b. Han
! sen, c. Graham, H. Bird, y. BurTel, i.
/ Green, Master Harold Haughy; Miss Grace
/ Young, Miss Ruby Gibson, Miss Lulu sup
| pie. Miss Al &c bradfeld, Miss Mamie ket-
/ tie, Miss lille Forrest, Miss Ida krause,
! Miss Celia Fitzpatrick, Miss Tepnie Green,
! Miss Frances Burton, Miss Daisy Bird,
/ Miss Meta Schuber, Miss Ethel Haughy,
[ Miss Renie Forrest Mrs. Captain Forrest,
! Mrs W Wright. Mrs. II. Herman, Mrs. /.
| Eccleston. Mrs. J. A. Fay, Ms 4. Gibson.
The guests all met a. a DeighboT'o and
! proceeded at o'clock to the house OF Mr..
! and Mrs Haughy, making complete and
| enjoyable surprise.
Tie evening was passed with dancing,
/ songs and Rotations. At II o'clock plen-
| tjful supper was had. and dancing was re-
| sumed till the party broke up.
The Excelsior Club Party.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1872. K. and j.. Of
/ H., appeared once more at UniOn-square
! Hail last evening having wisely returned to
! their former social meeting-pIace within
| easy reach Of their own lodge-room.
Their party was most successful one ard
! its valentine character was by no means for
/ gotten. Although slightly anticipating the
! date sacred to the patron saint Of true lovers
! the guests entered fully into the spirit Of
! the valentine promenade" and 'Yalen-
/ tine dance" Mr.. L. 4. Priest managed the
! floor. assisted by MessTs. NJ. c. Meyers and
/ c. w. COuger the Floor Committee con-
sisted Of: Miss May GuiTey, Miss Nettio
Steele, Miss HuIa DoepIner, MIR. w. NJ.
/ Lawson.
The following composed the remaining
| committees: Committee Of Arrangements
| Mrs +. A. Manor, Miss Maggie Policy,
| Mr.. a. II. Major, Mrs. J. c. HoTn, Mr.
T. A. Priest. Mr.. N. A. D. Antiques; Re-
! ceptiOn Communicable. w. W. McNaiT,
| Miss Annie Rogers. Nh j. A. Hauner,
Party on Sanchez Street.
a pleasant surprise party was given to
| Miss A. Fischer on Sunday evening at the
! residence Of her parents, 1850 Sanchez street