The morning call., 1892-02-07

was presented by the hostess in a very neat
speech, not for its DIevity and to the point
The second and BOBBY prize, smali grass odIIet
labeied "catch up" was won by Mrs chester
Wood aud caused a great de al or amusement, as
she not only got entangled IN lie web, bul be-
Ing unable 10 eXtrcdte herself was neatly caught
by the ''spider."
a New Club.
The newly organized carleton" Club will an
DOunce through these columns shortly the date
OF their initial complimentary hop. The men,
bershiD OF this club IS limited 10 100 for the
present, but in the near future Will be open for
further extension.
The aim of the club principally is TO give
select monthly hops. In order that this may be
carried out to the letter, It has become rule OF
the club, that each and every invitation issued
by the member thereof must be passed upon oy
the Executive Committee
This affair viii be strictly evening dress
There are no officers attached to tins cup.
the business of same being taken charge OF Dy
an Executive Committee of five.
A F0resters' Leap-Year Party.
A leap-year's party was given last evening al
Odd Fellows Hall jointly by Court Eucean,
No. 1892 A. o. +. A, and Myrtle Circle, No.
1O5. c. 0. f.
There was large attendance Of the friends OF
the two societies. and a very enjoyable evening
was experienced. As there was number OF
enterpusiug young Indies on the various CONF
mlttees, as became leap-year party tue success
OF the party was greatly enhanced.
Following are the committees; Arrangements
James +. Ryan (Chairman), 7. DesmOnd,J. Shep-
Sey, w. X. COWan, g. a. McFddden, Mrs. NJ. Cal
lagher, Mrs. j. Hart, Miss 5. Murphy. j. c..
Howe, /. Relyea; floor manager. Mrs. NJ. Cal
lagher; assistant floor manager G. A. McFad-
den; RtcepIiOnC Comm ttCe-W. X. COWan( Chair
man. Mrs. w. w. Campell, Miss X. Long Miss
A. Brlsbine, MIS-. c. +. Moore, Miss L. Kudneu,
l. r. HagenEEamp l.: o2nea }; o. Loolt T.;
\. Cody, Miss b. MidO, Mrs. j. Hart, Miss L.
jolly, J. 5. Williamson, NJ. W. Coffee, j. Ryan.
After tie pres NATION OF the prizes the even
ing "a ed pleasantly with songs. duets
and lnstlum ntal music, the genial hostess, Mrs.
Morgan being untring in her efforts 10 enter.
tain. After the "teasp' Ofmuslc most bountful
TepaSt was served, TO which all did ample justice,
after which Notwithstanding the lateness Of the
hour, all seemed 10th 10 take leave OF their Kind
hostess.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
OVefton, Mr.: and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, MIR and Mrs Peterson, MIR. aud Mrs.
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. White Mrs. j. II. White
side, Mrs. A. Harris, Mrs. Ida NOers OF Sau
Mateo, Miss Arlie Hill ana Miss Hattie A.
Nhtcside.
Society Personals.
Mrs. William NJ. Lent and Mrs. f, L. AeXan-
der have arrived from tile East, and are stopping
al The Palace Hotel.
Rev. Hobart Chetwood formerly pastor OF ST.
Paurs Church in Oakland, Is officiating as min
lister IN charge at Trinity Church.
Mrs. General Beyeredge, wife OF one OF the ex-
Governors Of Illinois Is at Pasadena for the win
ter, and General Beverage is expected soon.
Tie Misses Fernandez entertained Miss Mag
gle Eunght OF Santa Cruz and Miss Nellie Kirk
OF Sau Rafael at Iona Villa during the past
week.
The Misses Anita and Emilia Fernandez and
Miss Nellie Kirk visited fl ads ia Benicia and
Stockton last week.
Captain aud Mrs Joseph Davis, Mrs II. l.
Haber and daughters have removed from 1880
Post street 10 I6ll Post street. At home every
Friends OF Mir A. Massey viii be pleased to
know that be IS getting better OF his serious
illness, and has gone TO the PaSo de Robes
Springs 10 Try the waters
Mr.. ana Mis- Harry Unna are spending their
honeymoon IN Monterey
MISS Hamdeu OF this city is meeting with much
hospitality al The hands OF friends IN Los
Angeles.
Mss Julia Beaver OF this city Is visiting her
aunt Mrs. L. C. Kane OF Sacramento.
Colonel aud Mrs. Eyre ana aliss Eyre paid
visit 10 their country seat al MenlO shortly after
their return from Tie East.
MIR. James Pheidn was ia Los Angeles on
Thursday.
Mt and Mrs. William Gersbal, recent ~ from
san Francisco, have just moved into their ee-
giant residence on West Eigbty-stVenth street.
New YORK, and Invitations are out for regular
house warming.
Mr.. J. \. Webster OF Alameda is around again
looking hale aud hearty after long siege OF ILL
ness. lie has been sufferer from pleurisy and
gtlp, out his vigorous constitution wlthstOOd the
attack Mr. Webster is 70 years Of age but is
good FOR another score OF years. He comes OF
sturdy STOCK aud has two brothers living who
are Older than himself. Mr. Websters grand
father was fun cousin to the father Of Daniel
Webster.
A distinguished party IS en- route to this Coast
from New York 1t is headed by MI Andrew
Carnegie, the iron King, who viii have as his
special guest Sir Edwin Arnold. The remainder
Of the party VIII include Mrs. Carnege; her
sister, Mss Whitfield; schOOlmate, Miss
Brown; Mr.. II. {. Frick. principal partner OF Mr..
Carnegie Mis-. Alexander King; MIR. Lindsay,
Mr.. CSlueR.e's secretary; President Andrew d.
White Of Cornell University and President
Charles :. smith OF TIE New York Chamber Of
Commerce.