The morning call., 1892-01-02


Walsh, Thomas Seabury. r. c. Leaven-
II. b. Slocum, DR.. q. FL. Evans, Dir. ii. I,
Porter.
Ancient Order of Foresters.
On the 23d nit. Court Robin Hood, No.
1881. the pioneer court Of this jurisdiction.
celebrated its seventeenth anniversary at
the A. O. F. Building, 102 O'Farrell street,
with banquet. when the members, their
wives and friends, enjoyed the bountifnl
supply of good things provided
The following programme was rendered
TO the enjoyment of all present: Toast,
Court Robin Hood, No. 5931-long may it
endure 10 confer blessings on this comma
nity." responded to by Brother p. ID. {. r.
Alexander Nicholson, with his usual
dry Scottish eloquenee; recitation, by
c. r. Brother p CluneSs; toast, "Our
glory never grow DIM" responded TO by
p. c. Il. Brother Thomas Watson. who sue
ceeded in awakening some OF the olq-tlme
enthusiasm in the members present by his
relations Of what has been and may be ac-
coppli >hed; song. by +; {. H. Brother VIII 1ll.
land in which we live" responded TO by
S. c. X. Brother u. T. Hurlehy in manner
worthy of so true native son;
song, Brother Middleton; toast The Ladies
The wives and mothers Of FoTeSers,"
responded TO by j. c. r. Brother James
Anderson, the modest man of this court in
an appropriate manner; song. Brother L.
Watson: remarks, by L. {. X. Brother
Shore. Court Eureka; song and encore, Mr..
w. j. Young; recitation, Brother Hurlehy;
song, Brother Burnett; address, Brother
Goldsmith: song, Brother GeotY; song and
closing address, Brother Middleton, the
Chairman OF the Committee Of Arrange
ments. after which all Joined hands in sing
ing "Auld Lang Syne-'
The Howard street Church Reception.
It was happy thought of the young la
dies of the Howard street NJ. L. Church to
receive on New Years day, and quite a
number of callers availed themselves OF
their hospitality.
Yesterday afternoon the parlors Of The
church, which the young ladies bad prettily
decorated with Christmas evergreens and
japanese lanterns, were crowded with vlSl-
tors. who enjoyed chat aud were RECALLED
with music ana refreshments.
In the evening pleasant social was gwen,
including a musicale, with the following
numbers: Piano duet, tho Misses Fillmore;
vocal solo, Mr.. Larsen; vocal solo, Miss
L.bbey: vocal duet, the Misses Perkins;
vocal solo, Mrs. Martin Schultz The enjoy
able AFT iir concluded with games. the sing
ing of college songs and the service Of va
riety Of delicacies.
The hostesses were: Miss Leech, Miss
Annie and Miss Emma Jones, the Misses
Fillmore, Misses OnyOn, Miss Annie Per-
kins, Miss Ethel Perkins, Miss NJ bel Per-
kins, Miss Jennie and Miss Annie May
berry, Miss Ruth Head, Miss Mabel john
son, Miss Hattie Brown. All were daintil
attired In receiving toilet
Society Personals.
Mrs. Richardson Clover, former Califor-
Man, is busily engaged in completing her
new home IN Washington, which Will be
another ornament among the famous pri-
vate residences there.
Dr. \. T. Mintie of San Jose, Deputy
Grand Commander Of the G. A. r., has been
in town for several days.
United States Senator w. B. Sanders of
Montana is at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Teyis were at the
Occidental Yesterday,
Mrs. Captain c. Nelson Of Cough street
has been seriously i'll with la grippe, but is
now nYalescent.
Miss Bertie Mitchell of Auburn is the
guest Of friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. ). NeGll OF 81. Helena is visiting
this city. She is the guest of her Ssier-in-
law. Mrs. W. II. Ward, at her residence,
$40 Taylor street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Woodwork
have gone TO santa Barbara, where they
contemplate residing in future.
Mrs. ". 7. sampson has gone to San
Diego TO join her husband. Captain Samp-
son Of TIE San Francisco
Miss Sadie Z. Wise is the guest of Miss
Margaret Mcmahon Of Santa Rosa.
Mr. Samuel Dusenbery of this city. who
has been on an extended trip abroad, wall
return on or about January 9Th. He has
been absent nearly seven month s.
Mr.. Thomas Cluf OF tie firm of ". T.
Cluff & Co. has returned from visit to
Judge Cheney al Reno, New.
Mrs. Jesse Ives Of Alameda is very i'll
with the grip.
Nj Louis Seldner, who for over twenty
one years was connected with the firm of a
Kline q Co, has left for San Bernardino.
Mr. Sedner expects to % 10 New York
shortly.
Colonel and Mrs. G. Hooper came down
from 6obTe Vista yesterday and spent the
holiday in town.
Miss Blanche Dickinson. one If Alame-
da's popular society ladies, has returned
from a trip to Detroit, where she has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Dickinson, Assistant
Postmaster General