The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-25

SUBJECT " he Ir0uOl6 at the MOutn OF lllS
Mississippi River and Captain Eads' At
tempts TO Remedy It." and an able address
by Mr.. Arnold on THE Knights OF Labor.
Mr.. Arnold brought out many good points
in his lecture. but differed widely from tue
lecturer OF the previous week, rev Dr'
Masters, who delivered characterlstlcally
strong and sympathetic lecture, greatly 10
the pleasure of the circle.
The programme for the coming week
promises to be one of unusual interest ana
viii be diStlnctvely entitled IAN Evening
With the Poets Lowell and LongfellOw"
An Outing to Lake MERGED.
a merry party of young folks from the
Mission started on WashingtOn's birthday
for a days outing to Lake MERGED. On the
way down they enjoyed themselves hugely.
The lake was reached about noon. After
an interesting survey of the place and sur
roundings the party adjourned to a shady
spot. where all partook of a splendid
luncheon. The remainder of the day was
spent In singing and games. When close
on to dusk they started for home, arriving
in this city about o'clock in the evening,
tired and worn out, but all satisfied Win
the days amusement.
The party consisted OF the following
ladies and gentlemen: The Misses X. and
NJ. Whiteside, the Misses Esther and Mary
Maher, Miss Katie Gormeey, Miss Mary
Rogers, Miss Mary Coney, Miss Maggie
DOlan, Miss Mamie McNally. Miss Alisa
Cullen, Miss Dolan and Miss Lizzie Clark;
MesSrs. Robert ShepstOn, Joseph Iaaffe,
John Meyers, John Maher, James Guienne,
John Ross, William Fairfield, John Taatfe,
Robert COOney, Joseph Maher, George
Iaaffe, James Clark.
The Britannia Lodge Entertainment.
Last evening Britannia Lodge No. 7,
Daughters Of st. George, gave leaD-year
party at Foresters' Hall. 1t was much ell
iOyed by all who attended.
The programme Mrs. Trewin presiding
was as follows Piano solo. Mrs. Ii. Will
Jams; vocal solo, Mrs. G. Muhlner; violin
and mandolin duet, Messrs. Fisher and
broom drill-by Miss Jenny Perry, Miss
Alice West, Miss May Stultz, M ISIS Amelia
Krauss, Miss Pleasance Peck. Miss Sadie
Maybery, Miss Daisy Maybery, Miss Eta
Meadows, Miss Amelia Candage, Miss Min
ME Butler, Miss Alice TreWin flag bearer),
Miss Phoebe Nolte. Miss Sadie Platte. under
command Of Captain c. ~ Maybery
The following composed the managing
committees: Floor manager, Mrs. e. Muhl-
ner. assisted by Miss Lilly Hagen, Miss
Carrie Johnson, Miss Kitty Smart, Miss
Niseman; Committee Of ArraagementsI1
Mrs Z. TreBin, Mrs. G. Muh.ner Mrs. X.
Hewitt, Mrs. VI, a. C0rder, Mrs. Wynn,
Mrs Hanks, Miss Lily Hagen.
The Defiance Circle Party.
Defiance Circle No. 80. c. O. F., gave
leap-year party last night at Union-square
Hall. The enjoyable affair was managed
by the following ladies': Committee Of
Arrangements-M Moses Chairman, Mrs.
\. Morris, Miss +. Altman. Mrs L. Burlach,
Miss Clara Sternberg, Miss Meyer, Miss
Lulu Ar0n; floor manager, Mrs a: Morris;
Floor Committee - Mrs. Burlach, Miss
p
ceptiOn COmmittee-A. Morris Chairman,
Mrs Levey, Miss Jacobs, Miss (. Altman,
Mrs. BuSlach. Miss Jennie Heyman, Mi.
Leyey.
The Madison Square club.
The Madson-square Dramatic Company
produced Colorado" last night at Saratoga
Hall.
Following was the cast: John Andrews,
Mr. Peter Sosso; Rufus Stone, Mr.. T. II.
kilgo; Thomas Dalton, MI Harry Spear;
Hiram Spriggs, Mr.. +. r. Hayes; Henry
Armour, Mr.. j. Brodigan; Frank Thorne,
Mr.. George Radcliffe; Jim Mosier and
Solomon Goldstein, Mr.. A. w. BelascO il;
Jimmie IA waD. Miss Louise Campbell;
Frank Mason, Mr.. George f. Spear; Ruth
Armour, Miss Jennie RennelI Phillips;
Kate Armour, Mrs. Harry Spear; Minerva
Jobson, Miss Pauline Cohen.
AfteTwaTd there was dance under the
direction If Mr. l.. Z. Duggan; assistant,
Mr.. a. ID. Collins; Floor Committee
MesSrs II. L. Poulin, j. A. P0ulin, b,
Strauss. Meyer Cohen.
The Reception Committee consisted Of:
Miss 81. Evans, Miss NJ. Estes. Miss l..
wilkins, Miss A. Bennett, Miss X. DelhantY
Miss 4. Gray, Miss 4. Iaufenbacb, Miss
G. Wilson, Miss 4. Walsh.
Society Personals.
Nj John w. Maekev Jr. sailed recently
from New York for England to be absent a
year or more. Mrs. John w. Mackay is at
present at The Hotel Binda. Paris.
Governor II. II. Markham has returned
FROM his two weeks shooting tour in Kern
County. lie reports having had a glorious
time and is tie picture of health.
Mrs. Henry Vi clean Martin is i'll at her
res deuce IN this city.
Mrs. r. Matthew has returned from visit
20 the south
Mr.. Paxton Howard returned last week
from the East To his home in Oakland.
Mr W. de Turk, nephew of MI |. de
Turk. who was thought to be dying at his
home IN Pettluma last week, is Oh the high
road % recovery.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Newton Booth are
en- route for this Coast from New York, &C
c0mpauied by Mrs. }. II. Percy.
Mr. anu Mrs. NJ. x. Higgins OF Sacra-
mentO spent the recent holiday with
Warden and Mrs Auil Of Folsom.
Mr. Alex Rosborough of Highland Park
has returned from n visit to SunO
Hon. w. ID. Grady was In town yesterday
from Fresno.