The morning call., 1892-05-16


Snowgrass, Miss K.sPaddock. Miss B. Beh-
low, Miss II. Hug, Miss Carrie Siebe, Miss
Chrissie Siebe the Misses Plagemaun. Miss
Nj. Schutze, Miss A. Schageter; Messrs
George Siebe, John Siebe, Fred Siebe, j.
Henry MaDgels. Mr. Hess, ID. Strehl.
Charles Green.
The Owls Nest Club.
1t will be some time before the pctur-
esque headquarters of the Owls Nest, the
country club sprung from the Bohemians,
will be completed. The inaugural ceIemo-
MES at San Carlos. San Mateo County. on
Saturday were eminently successful. About
80 guests participated, going and returning
on a special train.
The chief features were recherche sup
per, the illumination of a skeleton frame
work by fireworks showing the Norman
outline of the proposed building, and lit
Vagaboud" an eide by Mr.. Dan OConnell,
set to music by Professor Stewart, was
chanted by Mr.. Donald de V. Graham, the
chorus being ia ken up by Messrs %. Is
Pomeroy ana Louis SloSs, the only officers
of the club present. Colonel {. +. CIocker
made the opening address.
Under the cornerstone were paced the
usual coins, documents. etc, and the guests
returned TO the city elated with their sue
cessful function.
The Pacific ParIor Banquet
A banquet was given by Pacific Parlor
No. 10, n. S. 6. W., last Tuesday evening,
at Manning's restaurant on Powell street.
in honor Of John I. Creamy. one of its
members, who was elected to the office OF
grand yice-president at the last session of
the Grand Par!or. held at Los Angeles.
About 100 persons gathered around the
the festive board. The tables were taste
yr,Il a tod
After the members were seated Mir. Ed
win l.. Forster rendered the honored guest
the congratulations and well-wisheS OF Pa
cfic PaTlor.
A souvenir menu card appropriately
worked was handed TO each person present
Private Parties.
A surprise party was rendered Captain
ard Mrs. S. a. Wilmington at their resi-
dence on Folsom street. Saturday.
The 18th inst, in honor Of the thirty
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
In the absence of clergy or justice,
the couple married themselves by the
Friends ceremony. After a very pleasant
evening collation. was served. At midnight
the party separated, wishing the happy
couple IS years more of welded happiness.
On Thursday evening Mime. Constans,
III Market street. entertained by mu-
sieale and hop tile following ladies and gen.
temen Mrs. Senator j. H. Mahoney. Miss
Nora Conway, Miss Pugh, Miss Casey,
NJ ISIS Marie Mahoney. Miss Lawlor, Nine.
and Mile. Bernheim, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
JOsslin, Deputy Labor Commissioner L. Is.
O'Brien, Mr.. I. Neepage, Mr.. I. Rotten
berger, Mr.. DunleaVy, Mr.. Nader, MI X.
X. JessUp. Mr.. Olsen. The feature OF the
evening was the rendering of some classical
violin solos by Miss Marie MahOney. A
b0unteous supper was provided by the
| hostess.
a very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Leua STANCE by her friends
last Saturday evening at her residence, 1912
Hayes street Dancing, games and singing
were INDUCED in until midnight, when all
adjourned TO the spacious dining-room,
where bounteOus Tepast was served.
a charming surprise party was given Mr..
Peter K. Black aud Mir. John Wickman at
their residence, 1924 Geary street on Satur-
day evening, May Z, in honor of their birth
days. A most enjoyable time was had by
all present.
Mr. Holmes held a pleasant reception one
afternoon during the week at his residence,
go ShOtwell street.
a remarkably enjoyable birthday party
was given to Miss May +. Y. ROddOn by
! her father at DIR. Newell's ranch near Napa
| on the occasion Of her attaining her fiji
| teenth birthday anniversary
Il
| given by Miss Bess Wonar TO Mrs. Dora
| Rakin at her residence, 1851 Howard street.
| IL was a pleasant affair.
| A surprise party was given in honor of
| Miss Mary Butler. the handsome daughter
| of John Butler, the Yell-known merchant
| Of Suffer street, at her residence. 2209
| Steiner street, on the evening Of the 18th inst.
! Miss Butler had only recently returned from
| the City Of the Angels, and her many young
| friends fastened TO give her a little sur
! prise, which the young folks said was enc
| of the most pleasant events Of their lives.
A pleasant surprise party was given TO
Mr.. Albert Foley on Saturday evening at
his residence, 900 Bryant street.
a very enjoyable birthday party was given
last Thursday evening TO Mr.. *. a. Lun-
strom at bis residence, "a Douglass street A
feature was the presentation Of the farce
Anderson, Peterson and Lunstrom, which
elieted much mrth.
semi-PubIic Events.
Newman Council No II. Y. NJ. L, enter
tanned a number of friends at B'nai Birth
Hall on Wednesday evening. An Grafton
was made by Judge Murasky, and a varied
programme was followed by dancing under
the direction OF Mr.. j. NJ. Toomey.
The /. O. o. f. entertainment and ball
for the library fund drew good attend
anee. The programme. which was one of
liam II. Barnes.
Golden Gate Parlor No 90, \. S. G. W,
gave enc OF their select parties at Union
square Hall on Tuesday night. Mr. N. j.
Martin directed the floor. assisted by Mr..
n. n Koening. a large attendance en-
j1ved the evenings dances.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852, Knights and
Ladies Of Honor, gave its hfiy-firSt
monthly hop" last Thursday evening at
Al
| Miss Fyie Of Pelaluma rendered a recita-
| ton. The floor was under the able manage
ment Of MIR. j. &. Horn, assisted by Miss
| Maggie Puhley.
Tie Polyphonic Club, newly organized
| society, consisting Of over 80 members, gave
| its first concert last Wednesday evening at
| Metropolitan Temple to large, critical aud
| enthusiastic audience. The club made a
| very crediiable showing, aud the director,
| r. A. Iucche5, deserves great praise for
| the manner in which the numbers were
| rendered and good taste in the selection Of
| the programme.
The second party of the Dukes Social
| Club took place on Friday evening. May s,
aud proved TO be a social as well as finan-
| cial success. Nearly 200 couple participated
| in the grand march, led by Mr.. L. and Miss
/ NJ. Gamer.
| The Au Fait Club gave its fourth install
| lation party last Friday evening at Mission
| Opera Hall, which proved TO be the society
event of the season. 1t was one of the fin.
est dances ever given, and ecipsed any
thing ever given in the Mission.
A rece ton was rendered to the italian
! Athletic Club Oh Saturday evening al Ber-
saglieri Hall. DR.. Z. Y. L0nigo presided
| over the pleasant affair
| The first musical and literary entertain
| ment Of the Young Mems Holy Name So
| ciety WAS successfully held in St. Dominic 8
Hall on Thursday evening last The stage
| was tastefuly decorated for the occasion,
and the hall was illed~with a large and APP
| preciatiYe audience.
The members of Valley Lodge No. 293, /.
0. G. T., gave very enjoyable entertain
ment on Tuesday evening last, being the
thirteenth anniversary of Valley Lodge.
There were 2C0 or 800 If their friends pres
ent who were highly pleased by the very
friendly and social reception rendered them