The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-17

La. u. IL. 81.
Sheehan, /. E. Hayden, f. L. Noieiga and j. J.
Grove. The Berlins VIII give a monthly party
for the rest Of the season, and, " good initial
party warrants any expression of opinion, invita-
lions will have 10 be limited TO The capacity OF
the ball.
The Mystic Forty.
The large bai In the Odd Fellows building
was we'll filed last Tuesday evening by the pop
ular Mystic Forty and their army OF friends
This event was the seventh hop given, and each
time there appears TO be more numerous at
tendance, and In future it will be advisable to
limit invitations 10 prevent Overcrowding. Miss
Theresa Crowley and Mr.. Z. j. Barton led the
grand march. Miss Crowley is a pretty petite
brunette. and was elegantly alfred in pale
blue lndia-sllk dress, cut square at the throat
she Is very popular with her friends aud q ace
ful dancer. About 230 couples participated III
the grand march, among whom were many very
styllshly dressed ladies', the variety OF eoor pro-
tucing very pretty effects during The dances
During QUE OF The dances the 'Anvil Chorus"
was rendered; The lights were turned off and
pyrolechnic display representing black smiths
The effect was very beautiful as the coored
lights flashed through the darkness upon the gay
assemblage.
The committees were made up as follows: Re
ception-T. Z. Leonard, c. II. Cornell, George
SeeSamp, George A. Starr. ID. L. Davis; arrange
ment-M. j. Martin, David Wilson, L. +. Eur
man. Is. j. HildebTand, T.. j. Barton; floor
William Martin, Elmer ID. Roach, William Pot
ter JT., George w. Browning A. L. Pitt. Mr..
L. j. Barton was floor director and was ably
assisted BY Mr.. Il. o. Kelly and the committee.
The yermcnters.
The October entertainment OF The Vermonters
drew together the usual crowd OF glorious women
and handsome men, and was voted Que OF the
most successful ever given. The hall was
crowded 10 The doors during the musical and
dramatic part OF the programme the principal
feature being the capital rendition of ArdtPs
pretty contralto solo, butterfly by Miss Grace
de Forrest, to the accompaniment OF San Fran
ciscO's premiere planiste. Mrs. III. j. stewart.
Miss Mary Louise Carr sang ain the Wood" by
BiZet. and Messrs. s. Baldwin and II. 4. Griffin
played duet for banjo and guitar In good style.
Miss Anna Laughiiu's recitation, Nv idder
Green" was well delivered. The fourth act OF
The Marble Heart" was well acted by Messrs.
j. X. ktncaid, l.. j. pullman, III. w. Melendy,
and Miss Mae Wells, who kindly assumed The
role OF Mdlle. Marco IN place OF Miss Rosetta la
Faille. who was indisp0sed ana unable 10 appear,
ance throughout was the best amateur
work seen In this city for a long time. MIR. s. q.
Cheeyer, the genial secretary, and the other
officers OF the association are interchangeable in
their labor OF love, in providing The members
with monthly entertainments that arc a credit 10
the association ana greatly enjoyed by all who
participate In them. After The entertainments
the floor Is cleared and all The younger mem bers
and many OF the elder ones, too, enjoy an i'm
prompIu dance until midnight; being quite an
Informal affair the dance Is all the more appre-
ciated. One young lady remarked, 81 like the
YermonterS' parties 1 always come, for there is
no fuss, no extra getting ones self up no trouble.
DO nothing, In fact, but enjoyment 10 The fullest
extent"
AT meeting OF the association, held on Octo-
Der IA, resolutions OF respect ana sympathy were
passed upon the death of the Hon. j. Mcmillan
Shaiter, an honOred aud respected member cop
les of which were ordered TO be sent 10 the chill
dien OF deceased.
Last Thursday evening the board Of managers
n WnmnD's EnnPafiDnal ial
Union gave reception at APT Suffer street to
those who took part 10 the recent production OF
THE Confederate spy for the benefit OF the
union. The rooms on the FIRST floor were thrown
open as one apartment, and were tastefully
decorated with flowers and trailing vines. The
president, Nine. Louise A. Sorbier, was assisted
in her duties by Mesdames Irving, Moulton,
Ewing, Hendy and Stelnbach. OF the board, and
by the Misses Z. Deutsch. +. Deutsch, E. Geras
and NJ. SorbeT. The guests OF the evening and
party were pleasantly entertained listening 10
musical and literary selections. Refreshments
were served in the dlnng-room at 10 O'clock,
alter which dancing occupied the attention OF
the company for The balance OF the evening.
a reunion OF Camp Alpine took place last
Friday evening at the residence OF MIR. and Mrs.
Brainard n. R0wley. musical and literary
teitainment amused tile party until half past 10
O'Clock when move was made for the dining
room, where an elegant TepasI was served 10 the
thirty guests present. The table was artisiical!y
decorated ana the room beautifully lighted with
japanese lanters, etc. After doing ample jus
tice to the delicaeies provided the company dis
perSed about midnight.
The "Afl Of Us Club" gave It's first entertain.
meBt ana social at Union square Hall on
Wednesday evening last. There was fair at
tendance for an initial night and those present
had very enjoyable evening. A capital musical
ana literary pfogrammr amused the party dur
ing the early part OF the evening and the efforts
Of Messls. Louis Lyons, George Wise, James
Davies, Harry Lasarus. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Glass
man and Miss Rose Heilborn were greatly apple
In n
Miss Monte Mahlon led The grand march, IN
which about seyeuiy-fye couples participated.
Social Council No. 46, Order CT hoseD Friends,
gave very successful entertainment ana social
al Red Mems building on Post tIeet last Thurs
Gay evening. There was a very good attendance
aud The mana cement may be congratulated on
the success achieved.
Tho Blue Jeans" assembled at Humans
Hall last Thursday evening and enjoyed good
During he evening refreshments were served,
and all The guests went home happy after spend
ing most delightful evening.
The James A. Garfield Corps No 81, w. Il.
C., gave very enjoyable social last Tuesday
evening in Social Hall al tie F0resters building.
There was a good attendance of members and
their fIiends, and dancing was kept up until
late hour.
A Presentation.
A banquet was given last Tuesday evening at
the Grotto by the Rincon Dril Corps, n. s. e.
w. 10 Captain Thomas f. O'Neil. n. q. G. Dur
Ing the festivities CAPTAIN ONeil was presented
of valuable services rendered the corps. The
presentation WAS made by Captain W. f. Foley
oi.tbe dill corps in an eloquent manner, aud
Captain O'Nei responded, thanking The men,
bers for the kindness shown bin. very joyial
evening was spent by the company present
among whom were: Messrs. l.. X. Hagenka mr
+. A. IIbbiits. s. +. Mertes, John +. Finn, Z. e.
HannafoId, & orge II. 5. Dryden, John Gil
tag, Charles Kloos, l.. A. Pearl, j. A. Murphy.
F. Ounce. S. p; Ryan, r. Barnett, William
Browne, 4. Brand +. kim and j. II. Walton.
Lively Time.
The Undertakes Assistants Association OF
California gave its third annual banquet and en-
tertainment on Saturday evening, October 8.
The members and their friends assembled at
weli-kn restaurant at $3.50 o'clock P. u.
The president, Mr.. f. j. Coffaney, occupied the
cEalr. After full justice had been done the re-
past ana The tables cleared. several tOasts were
proposed by the chairman and others, the prlDci-
pal being: "Our Sister Associations" which was
responded 10 by Mr. IL. h. McAvoy; The Tn.
deTIakers Assistants Association OF California"
responded TO by Mr.. Ed j. COffaney; "lhe
Ladies'" responded 10 by Dir. 5. T. Reinhard.
AT II O'clock the entire party adjourned TO
Washington Hall, where vocal and literary en-
teTtalDment was given under the management OF
a committee, with Mr.. S. L. Il -inhard as master
OF ceremonies. Vocal solos were rendered by
Messrs Thomas Burns NJ. Mcdonald. Meyer
COIN, w. Murphy. Il. Hanlon, II. Neiman, NJ.
Bernard. Frank Jones, Charles Oliver, j. Der
mody ana Charles Craig. 1hete were recitatlpnS
by Messrs w. Murphy, NJ. Mcdonald, DR.. AbTa-
ham, Ii. Nelman, DR.. Slmons AID Frank Wyck-
on; musical selections by Professor jackson Of
the Either Club and wlDg dance by MIR. S. 4.
ReinhaTd.
An Enjoyable Picnic.
A private picnic on Angel Island was greatly
enjoyed last Wednesday by party from the
city, The weather was all that could be wished
for, and the day was most enjoyably spent roam
Ing over the hills and along the pretty lanes aud
walks that abound on the be autiful ISLAND In the
bay The trip over sharpened up the appetiies
OF The party. ard as soon as the picnic ground
was reached general attack was made on the
provisions from all sides, and most enjoyable
lunch, consisting OF all The delicacies OF tie
season, was thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated.
Among those WHO were lucky enough to join in
the festivities OF the day were: Mrs. NJ. Hoyen,
Mrs. ID. Andres, Miss Emma Rohrbaeber, MIR.
Henry Neicbart, Miss Emma Hoeekele, Miss
AuQlIsta Fhrenuforf MIR Edward I nrIlwIg