The morning call., 1892-01-16


Hannah Williams filled the Conductor 5
post acceptabIy, and Mrs. Lord presided at
the organ. The officers were all present eX-
cept the Treasurer and Assistant Guard,
who were ill., After installation post ana
corps Joined in singing "America" with
pleasing effect, after which refreshments
were enjoyed The occasion was conSld-
cred by all most successful.
The Friendship Lodge Entertainment
Friendship Lodge, No II, U. f. A.. in
stalled their officers last Thursday evening
i'll Red Mems Building.
The officers we're: Miss Nellie LasSelIe.
Past Commander; A. c. Burt, Commander
NJ. NJ. Smith. Vice Commander; Mrs. May
TrUwrrthy. Assistant Commander; l.. =.
Brown, Recording Secretary; W. A. NC
Aulitf, Financial Secretary; IL. Cassfi,
Treasurer; B. Frosst, Guide; Kate 4.
Gaines, Guardian; John M. McClennan'
Sentinel; Mrs. May Unworthy, Organ!St.
The following programme was rendered:
Opening remarks, Grand C0mmander Nj.
CODney; trio, May Truw0rthy, Annie
SpTague, j. j. Aiken; piano solo. Miss Won
LinderTnan; vocal solo, Miss Amanda jose
phi recitation, Miss AntiOnette CaSsel; reel
tatiOn. Miss Reed.
The Installing officer was District Deputy
Grand Commander f. d. Brandon.
The Owls Party.
The Owls gave pleasant party last even
ing AT UniOn-square Hall
Choice boutonnieTes were distributed to
the gentlemen on arrival. and the unwonted
presence of two live owls upon the stage IN
the hail was among the features OF the
affair. About 125 couples participated in
the grand march, led by Mr.. William
Wertsch JT. door manager) aud Miss Bell
Fiddes, Mr.. j. G. Rapp assistant floor
managed and Miss Mabel ASH. Later
there were over 80 couples dancing 10
Blum's music, and they continued thelr
lively exercise until after midnight. Alto
gether the fourth hop OF the Owls was a
decided success, and will doubtless assist
them in building up a solid social reputa-
ton as entertainers.
The birds of wisdom are: Mr. ". NJ
Brown. President; Mr.. George b. Humid.
Messrs. Otto Westerfeld, David >. AOra-
ham, w. Wertsch Jr, w. j. DOXey, Clyde
{. WeSt0yer, Carl l.. Roster.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Williams of Washington, ID. c., ac-
cOmpanied 10y her niece, Miss Epson Of Sac
ramentO, has deferred her departure East
ard Is visiting Mrs. Anna Pope at Santa
Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. StrattOn and son, OF San
Rafael, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Stewart, of Los Angeles. They return
home next week and will be accompanied
by Miss Grace Stewart, who will spend a
month visiting her sister IN San francisco
and other friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. John C. Bell has returned from
visit to his landed interests in Santa Bar
bara County.
MIR. Griffith Colt registered recently at III
PasO.
Mrs l. y. Van Mugs and Mrs. L. c. Good
win arrived yesterday from Los Angeles
on a visit.
Mr.. NJ. r, Higgins, the Governors private
secretary. is expected back from Mexico
about the goth of this month.
MIR. W. 5. Woods has been visiting Viz
GINA City.
Mrs Judge Schell mas returned home after
pleasant visit to the family Of Judge Hewel
of Modesto.
Owing 10 illness In his family-Mrs. Mills
has been suffering with pleuriSy-Mr w.
IL. Mills did not go to Auburn to be present
at the Inauguration ceremonies OF the Citrus
Fair.
Mrs. r. d. Barton and daughter have left
the city to spend the week at her mother S
residence in HaywardS.
DIR. NOOlsey IS suffering from the effects
OF the grip at his Oakland residence.
Mr.. GiTYln. SOn-ln-law OF Colonel T.. T..
Eyre, who bought the homestead on the
PoIhemuS Tract, MenlO Park, is rem0delng
the buildings and adding to them.
Mrs. John BidWeIl has returned 10 Chico
after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.
Kennedy. in Berkeley.
Mrs i. II. Sielcken. children and nurse
have left town 10 remain indefinitely at her
fathers summer home, near Caistoga.
Major Pico is reported to be quite sick
with la grippe.
Mrs. Fred Frank returned home TO Calls
tOga with her children last week from a
visit in this city Her mother, Mrs.
n in6 har
Professor w. O. Dickson left for Yuma a
few days ago In the hope that he would re-
cover his failing health.
Hiss Adele Grant who arrived last week
in New \ Ork, is being much entertai ned,
and is 10 be the guest of honor at several
General A. Y. Hautz, who was recently
retired from active service in the United
States Army, will soon start for Europe
with a portion Of his family.