The morning call., 1892-09-12

the cotillon club OF the city. Owing to the fact
that there is another club Of a similar name in
existence here the executive committee VIII
meet at the Palace Hotel on Monday evening.
September 10, for the purpose OF selecting a
new name for their club and arranging details
for the coming charity ball.
Among those noticed in The march were: Mr..
". II. Chambllss, Miss May O'Brien. Mr. Eu
gene A. Manieil. Miss Dreyfuss, Mr.. George Ii.
Cabaniss, Miss Grace Keser, Captain Morten.
sen. Mrs. MorTensen. Captain Carey, Miss Carey.
Mr.. Albert NJ. White, Mrs. While, MIR. Emil
MsDieil, Miss +. James, Mr.. Henry c. Hayes,
Miss Annie Crowley, Hon. w. A. keefer, Miss
+. B0squet, Lieutenant Charles Fisher, Miss
Emma Fisher, Dr. II. b. Holmgren, Miss Norton,
DR.. E.. H. Parr, Miss Seamon,, Dir. William
Clark Miss Maggie Brougham, Hon. j. G. JEFF
fers, Miss Louis Romberg. Or. n. 7. Coulson,
Miss Theresa Romberg, Professor Waller q.
Miss Fischbeck, Mr.. X. B. Elder. Miss Minnie
Adams, Mr.. I. w. SeDeriecb, Miss Alma Mes
Mr.. r. L. Furey. Miss Terry, Mr.. g. Il. Golden,
Miss Levy, Mr.. G. S. Clarke, Miss Emma Nelp.
buhZ DR.. e. {. Calm, Miss May Adams, Mr.. VIII
liam A. Alien, Mrs. Allen. Captain w: Jones.
Miss Z. Levy, Judge T.. Lande, Miss Bosquet
and others.
Pleasant socIais, Etc.
The Varsovieune Club assembled at The Social
Hail. in the FoTesterS' building, last Wednesday
evening. and dancing was enjoyed by happy
throng of lads and lassies until the midnight bell
proclaimed that Is was time 10 dispense. The
hall was very preltily decorated with flags and
Chinese lanterns, the floor was as smooth as
glass, and everything in condition for passing a
very enjoyable evening. That most necessary
adjuuct-go0d music-was also provided for The
occasion. Mr. G. s. Wells had the management
OF the affair. and among those present were:
Madames wells. StoiiZ. Holt, Elliott. Calkins
Shveiy, Fairweather and Nelson; Misses Rich
ards, Weleh. Sehofield, Qulhlan. Peehard.
Lacay, Eastman. BlaZin, Scholter and Finck;
Messrs. Brake, Fnriong: Buffer. Ayerlee, Little.
SIoliz Laeay. Foran, Hall, MertZ, Richards.
Murray, Holt, Gaspar aud many more The next
parry will take place on The 28ih inst.
The Shakespearean Literary and Social Club
gave its second entertainment last Tuesday
evening. The following programme was given:
Plano duet, Messrs. Trautner and Schmliz;
song. ".Aft.rward." Mr.; Denan; scene from
Hunters Horn" Mrs. G. McAuliffe; reading
from Julius Cesar" Professor ). Roberts
Kincaid; letter scene from Macbeth" Mrs.
Olivia Klngsland; musical selections by SYM
pboDy orchestra. a very enjoyable dance fol-
lowed, which was kept mp until midnight.
The Native Sons OF Vermont" gave one OF
their popular entertainments last Friday even
ing Ht Odd Fellows Hall An exceptionally
fine programme had been prepared, the prinei-
pal feature OF which was The singing of The
Beethoven Choral Society. The usual dance
followed and was kept up with vermont"
enthusiasm until midnight
Last Friday morning hftytwo young ladies
and gentlemen, students OF Healds Business
College, starred on tour TO the top OF Mount
Iamaipais via the MIL Valley route. Miss l..
Fleury's parents kindly placed their beautiful
rounding 1t at the disposal OF the picnlckers Tor
their enjoyment. Burt L. Davis furnished sew.
eral vehicles and donkeys for those who wished
10 ride through the adjacent county. Alter
several hours persistent climbing the following
seven students succeeded In reaching the top:
Miss May Regan, Miss Mamie D0ultoD, Miss
May Robinson, William Kennedy, E. b. Talbot
James ID. Canty and Mortimer Smith,
Last Saturday afternoon pleasant reception
was given on board the U. 3. S. Thetis by the
officers 10 their friends or the navy. The
awnings were spread on the spar deck and the
sides were incosed by flags and bunting. and
every attention was given 10 make the visit an
enjoyable one. Music for dancing was fur
nIsbed by the band. and capital luncheon was
served In the cabins.
The Swedish Singing Society gave a very sue
cessful entertainment at Irving Hall on Satur-
day evening In celebration Of the TWO hundred
and ffty-fOurth anniversary of tie Swedish col
oniZaiion OF America.
Y. Hnkanson opened the programme and was
followed by the Swedish Singing Society. which
rendered The national hymn. Professor g. NJ.
Esbiorn addressed the assemblage Ia The Swe-
dish tongue. and then the following pr0gi ANNE
was presented: Daiecariian air aud steamboat
song. Swedish singing Society; recitation. DIR.
FfedriS WesterbeTg: plano solo, "GIand Cachu-
cha Caprice" Mrs. #. Is. Huiling; recitation.