The morning call., 1892-08-15

wen attended and much enjoyed by select and
numerous company. Coonel James i. Taylor
presided and tie following gentlemen act ed on
the several committees of management: ID. Cas-
tfo. DR.. Deas. a. fTancoli. +. Gray, Derry
ADAMS James MasIeild, Joseph bertrand, y. Co
doni, q. Gam0oni, j. Bloom, ). Graud. j. Fran
coli. }. Rceoli, j. II. Knarsion. 6. s.; e. H.
Huck. r. n. G. A.: 1. 5. Bonneau. f. Healy, r.
ADgeliOttl. A. J.. Fisher. i. l.. MaoDey. A. Mar
tinelIi. 4. Irving, H. Walker ID. ". Taylor. n.
}. Knott, o. LauG and James PedroitI.
very successful musical entertainment and
dance was gwen at scottish Hall on Thursday
evening by The Lyceum Aid Society. Afler a
most Interesting musical entertainment had been
been enjoyed, the floor was cleared for dancing.
which was kept up WIKI much spirit until mid
night. The stage was preItily decorated with
flowers.
The Citizens Reception.
farewell reception was given TO the Rev. w.
L. Citizens by the members of the ST. Alban's
Church and Sunday-schOol at Foresters Hall on
Friday evening last. The reverend gentleman Is
leaving San francisco for Mexico very soon, and
II bis popularity Is great As the interest taken
by the hundreds OF his friends and admirers
who assembled 10 wish him godspeed would
indicate, then Indeed is his departure n
loss to The city. musical programme
numbers were all well rendered by Mrs. MinIe
Mann, Professor w. II. holt, MIR. +. e. Will
lisms. Miss \. B. schenker, Mrs. @. Muhlner.
w. II. Ii. Tobey, c. A. Tobey, Miss Kitty CrseK-
burn aud Madame Il. ID. Sylyeria. Addresses
were deliver d by Bishop Nichols. ". g.
Badger and Rev w. II. Story. MIR. Citizens
made few appropriate remarks and the "merri-
est Kind OF farewell was brought 10 a close by
The whole company singing AUD Lang syne.h
Among those present were Mrs. e. Trewin, Mrs.
A. TTuew0rlby. Miss Annie Mayberry, Mr.. IL
Clark. Miss l.. Tobey, Miss May Barlow Miss
well. Mrs. Ella Stewart. Mrs. NJ. Euler, Miss }.
Mayberry. Mrs. j. e. Miller and Miss Mile
Badger.
The Vermonters.
There was great crush at Odd Fellows Hall
on Friday evening last at the entertainment ana
dance given by the Native Sons OF Vermont OF
this city. For years the social gatherings Of the
representatives. OF this old Stale OF the Union
have been very popular, and deserYedly so, but
The crowd on this last occasion was TOO dense for
the dancing to be enjoyable. san Francisco cer-
tainly seems TO agree with The people OF Ver-
mont. 1bey all appear so prosper Gus that IL Is a
wonder any natives" afe left back In the little
cold Stale in the East
An unusually good musical and dramatic pto-
giainIne was gone through and among those who
distinguished themselves may be mentioned
MISS Mary Morrison IN gracefully dancing a
though the aria chosen was rather an ambitious
venture; Miss Mary MabIe and Herr Edward
Ioiz in Duet from al Trovatore." ana Miss
Helen Roeckel. who gave In good style the reel
talon, Happy Orphan Chums." A one act com
edy was successfully giyer by Messrs. Cooley
aud Foreman anG the Miss 9 Rose Brodcrick
aud Louise silva. Mr 5. G. Cbeevers, the secre-
tary. was interchangeable In his exertiens In look.
ing after the comfort and welfare OF the guests.
An Enjoyable Bali.
Fremont Parior No bS. n. ID. Il. W., gave It's
second annual ball on Thursday evening at
UEion-square ii u. SO efforts had been spared
on tie part of The lady managers 10 make The
aTair grand success, aud they succeeded ad-
mirably- The hall was tasiefnlly decorated with
festoons Of blue and yellow arapefy. ana the
national and State flags were displayed at every
point OF vantage The following officers super
intended The arrangements, and were Ddlfatlg.
able IN their attentions TO their guests. Maggie
Coiiins, past president; Clara Zowasky, presi-
eeni Irene Virgins. first vice-president; Eiiza