The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-13


The committee on the ball consisted Of;
Committee of Arrangements-JOhn I. Dis
paux Chairman, Peter 0. du Py, L. y.
Shook. L. n. Boyle, Frank L. McNally, j.
w. DNmbrell, J. P. Wilson; Reception
COmmttee-W. 5. GTattan 0. c. kiefer,
NJ. Ii. Barr, c. 3. THOMPSON, DR.. Charles
Boxtou, Charles Klein; floor manager. f.
\. Boyle; Floor Comm ttee-F. A. Bartlett,
j. A. HALL w. E: Jackson, w, B. Larkins,
w. L. McCreery. W. E. Stanford.
The officers of the parlor are: Past
President, w. ). Grattan; President. 7. w.
Heyer; First Fice-PreSident, e. W. Koch
Jr.; Second Vice-P President. Charles Klein :;
Third Weep President Q. G. kiefer; Re-
cOrding Secretary, +. II. Nohrden; Flnan-
cial Secretary, W. Y. Doughty; Treasurer.
Albert Kncrp; Marshal, NJ. II. Barr; Sur
geoD, DIR. Nathan Rogers; Historian, Peter
G. du Ply; Trustecs-M. E. Lewis, t. Ii.
Feldmau, J. r. Wood.
Successful Domino Party.
The employees of Newman LevinSon
gave the second of their annual domino par
ties Saturday night at Saratoga Hall. Last
wears party WAS a grand success. but it was
determined to surpass it this year, ard it IS
the unanimous opinion of all present that
their expectations were more than realized.
Being leap year, the management of the
foor was vested in a lady, Miss Dsckie
WarshawSki, who performed her arduOus
duties to perfection. The grand march, in
masks, led 10y Miss Narshawski and Mr.
L. ". Doyle, was marvellous exhibition Of
graceful movement IN a series Of intricate
WludRgS through a beNIlderlng maze.
AT IL o'clock masks were removed, and a
regular programme of dances was begun
and continued until midnight, when an
other grand march was formed, and the
dancers, led by Mr.. W. j. Newman and
daughter, advanced TO the bauQUet-hal,
,.h ln0T fqhlns laden with
deiicacjcs. The customs Of leap year were
| honOred by giving the ladies precedence in
the matter of proposing and responding 10
IOdSts, and they acquitted themselves very
gracefully. After doing ample Justice to
the supper, the company returned 10 the
ballroom and continued the programme OF
dances.
During an intermission Miss Esther ia
cubs rendered the Angels Serenade' IN a
beautiful soprano voice, with piano accom-
paniment by Miss y uTma Lynch ana q YlO-
lin ObigatO by MI George c. Stamper.
The erfOrmers were generously applauded
for their brilliant rendering OF the piece.
1t WAS originally intended to have the
party end at I clock, but at $3.50 every
body was still there This fact speaks more
el0quenuy than words Of the thorough en-
i0yab.enes5 OF the occasion.
TIE following employees Of Newman "
Leyinson were present: Miss j. Newman,
Miss +. Newman, Mss 7. Eberhart, Miss
T. Elberg, Miss Il. Moses, MlSs 4. Levy,
Bliss A. Dutfey, Miss j. Fauj0y Mss A.
LowentHal, Miss h. Llppman, Miss /.
Barsoth, Miss L. Cohen, Miss /. Hughes,
Miss ". LOuckS. Mss y. Lynch, Miss a.
Rushing. Miss NJ. Rogers. Miss ). LeVngs-
ton, Miss {. Miller, Miss NJ. Berry, MiSS Z.
q sIneT Miss |. Petersen, Nj S. /. Jacobs,
MIS- +. Abrams, Miss \. Mailet, Miss i.
Newhrtf, Miss A. Koch, Miss L. Murray,
Miss X. McNerry, Miss }. Skeliy,
Miss b. WaTshawski, Miss A Thieber,
Miss T. Fisher, Miss X. Jacobs,
Miss / Newhouse Miss X. Hanks,
Miss 4. Berry, Miss VI. Fargue, Miss b.
Rice Miss I. Schiller, Mss A. Halme. Miss
&. Davis, Miss O. Leigh, Miss +. Holt, Miss
I c. Melander. Miss q. Lewis, Miss :. Miner,
Miss y. Fillmore; MeSsTS. ". y. Newman,
a. Newman, >. Eberle, \. Walters, r. Car
ter, A. J. La Brie, NJ. Stern, A. h0hn, Il.
AGrlch, q. Stamper ). beStGudlg, II. HAM
mUHG, =. Beniert, \. Bai.nga4, y. Calia-
han, G. Meyer, W. Wise, h. LeYngsten, l.
Alexander, =. Bernstein. =. Lehman, y.
Iuwcnthal, y. CapellS, j. Flatow, y. Dixon,
p. Blumenlhal, L. Block. {. ElkIHgton.
C. Walker, c. BaeT, II. Block, c. Frank
IL, j. Nicnelhausen, c. LOhmyer, \.
jackson, l. Coin, 81. Levy, =, Frisch, q.
81. J. Bremner, :. WeiiZ j. Book, NJ. Lind
ReT, /. Wilson. +. PrcbaScO, +. Boyle. j.
Nation, /. 1helier, l. Reich. Vi. Reich, d..
Si-Aei, \. Mayors, j.. Ivy, 4. ZHcharIuS,
/. Mendelson8, q. Bremen, r. Mansfield,
j
L. Carey, j. Scarer, !. LlndneT, D.
Phclan. l. Gayan. +. White, +, Armstrong,
J. IWOmcy, /. Walker, II. FEEDER, l. II IL
Its, a. Nicholson, j. q. McManus, C..
Stamper- VI. Griffin, M and Mrs. q. Hart
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Society Personals
Nj and Mrs. Casper Oreno have returned
home from an extended visit with the FAM
iy If Mr.. 4 tbala OF Salinas.
Mr. and MIS-. Edward b. Goodrich. we'll
known residents OF San Jose, are at the
Berestord for tie winter
Mrs. d. c. johnson OF San Jose Past
Grand President OF the Native Daughters
Of the Golden West, is in town on a visit to
her mother
Mrs. F. B. Coleman and Miss BIandiug
viii spend . month Or two IN Santa Bar
bara.
Miss Sperry arrived from the Big Tree
Grove last week and is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Cgocker.
Mrs. Flood, Miss Flood, Major and Mrs.
Ra.AbOne have returned from New York
and Mrs. and Miss Flood are Al Menlo
Park.
Nj William Babcock leaves in a few days
for an extensive Eastern trip
Colonel CrOcker has left for a tour in his
private car He IS now at Ph@niX, ArIz.
DIT. John Nightingale has gone down TO
Cau - Sc on q Nfclts
Nj Charles Z. N0ugues has gone to
Salinas with the design Of locating there
permanently.
The condition of Dr. George Wood Of the
Charleston Is reported as being very much
improved.
Lieutenant 7. s. Phelps has returned to
Vallejo from visit 10 this city.
Colonel II. l.. Mcdonald Is steadily To-
covering from his recent attack Of the gTip
and is now able 20 be- Nd most Of the day.
Mr William Dunphy IS confined 10 his
residence with Illness
Miss Ella Miles, daughter OF General f.
@. Miles Of this city, is the guest of Miss
Maud and Miss Myrtle H0dsOn, Of SacTa-
msRtO.
MI J. F. Lacoste Of San jose was in Paris
on tie 9th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Moody and the Misses
Eva and May Moody viii return from a
visit to the Hotel del Coronado and other
southern resorts to-day