The morning call., 1892-10-03

| duipii, Mrs. w. ID. N0yrs. Mrs. anu miss onhtu,
Miss H. Adams Miss Jennie Go0dsDeed, marry
COVE j. Christie l.. L. Spear. A. ii. smith, X
J.. Ea!on ID. J. Baruert, A.. A. Cavagnafo, ". T..
swallow. C. A. Glover, X. Barker e. l.. Hunton'
William ID Noye, G. Il. Larabee, H. u Schtoaei,
H. Z. swift, Nj. A. Eaton, MIR. Ayers
A Successful Entertainment.
The A. o. U. w. District No. A, comprising
Harmony Lodge No. 8, Yerba Buena Lodge Nc.
IA, Bernal Lodge No 10. Myrtle Lodge NO. AZ
aud Noe Valley Lodge No. 1876, gave most en-
joyable entertainment last Thursday evening al
Odd Fellows Hall. The body OF the large nan
and the galleries were packed with The families !
and friends OF the members or the ofder, ana Tue
following elaborate programme was wen feh-
dercd throughout:
oxertnre Blumis Orchestra
2 Opening remarks II. c. FiageolIet. ID. p. g. NJ
g. Trio Messrs T. j. Angelo, Eugene beauce
and Frank Belcher.
4. Vocal solo, 1.-The Huntsman's Horn" (Whitel
s. Recitation ..........M Mr.. w. H. Barnes
.. Song. with guitar impairment,
.................. $685.. sif. AItuui W. h'"N
Z. Address by the grand master workman .:,e,,
8. Vocal solo ia Stella tfauref.
Miss Alice Partridge
9. Character scene from Chinese lheater intro
ducing Mr.. J. 5. Swan, comedian. and MI hoo'
ert Mitchell, prima donna
10 Duet - Miss Ethel Carroll, Miss May OConnor
On the entertainment being brought TO close
tie floor WAS cleared and The younger members
of Tie company had a good time dancing, ana
kept it IN with much spirit until after mid.
night. The affair proved a great success ana
reflects great credit on all who participated III
the MANAGEMENT. The following acted on the
several committees: Committee OF arrange
meats-H. C. Flageolet ID, ID. q. NJ w. Moor
director and Messrs. j. Ii. Fegan, L. Worm. w.
G. Crowley e. d. Malline, VIM. Tbaektray'
Fred. j. Roth eanger, Nj. Hustled, j. ID. Shaylof,
j. c. Scott, w. A. Berkwith. w. L. Thomson D..
A. Zollyer. w. j. Iillman, Ihos. Hannon II. a.
A. Summers, c. MICHIGAN. Reception cohhls-
fee-Messrs Johu ShereT. l.. i. Delano y. D.
SouIner, w. ID. Ktngsbury, NJ. b. Barry. >. SIM -
Il III.
j. fishbeck, L. Worth, b. 4. Woodall. w. II.
Mathers, Ira Bray, James Fleming, and Messrs.
VIM Thomas, W. A. Gordon, Claude H. Rohio,
G. L. Carroll and c. Michigan assisted Cd tho
floor.
Socials.
The members OF the n. s. l., X. NO. 10 gave
full dress reception at Lunt's Han on last Tues
day evening. About seventy couples partict-
pated IN the grand march, which was led by Mi.
| Charles Spauldlng aud Miss j. Stone TO the ac-
| compartment OF Noah Brandt's OF cEestra.
| The nah and recepton-rooms were Beautifully
decorated with exoties, and an abundance OF
| floral pieces were promIscuouslY distributed:
which. togsIher with The elegant display Oh
| toilets, had a very pretty effect
The floor was under the management OF MI.
| Howard =. Taylor Jr., assisted by Messfs y. -.
! S. Fyfe, Charles W. SpauIdlng aud Sanford y.
! Lewald. Shortly after midnight dancing ceased,
| aud II was voted by The elte which was well
represented as very brilliant affair.
| Company c, Naval Ba TALON, N. q. c., gave
| grand bail and exhibition drill at Odd Fellows
| Hall on Saturday evening. The affair was al
mlraoy managed, ana proved very sqceessiul:
Lieutenauts G. A. Douglass and f. j. Stable
were In charge of the floor, aud Blum furnished
spirited music Tor the dancers.
| Seven Fines Circle Ladies OF the G.. A. r., held
| an open meeting last Monday evening at their
| hall. lO2 O'Farreil street. The attendance was
/ large and The members and their friends were
| entertained with a programme OF musical and
! literary numbers that was greatly appreciated.
| After partaking OF supper dancing was kept mp
| uaIil midnight, and all present passed most
| delightful evening, thanks 10 the energy and
| thoughtiulness OF the president, Mrs. j. Murray
| Bailey and her committee Oh al arrangements.
| Last Wednesday evening the members OF the
! Niblo Club gave pleasant social and dance at
| and proved great success. Among those pres
| ent were: Miss Anderson. MIR Angelo, Miss
| BOepple, the Misses Burns, Miss Carroll, MIR.
| CleaIy, the Misses Clark. Mr.. Days, Mrs. East
| man, Miss GarwoOd, Miss Huebbeli, Miss Ma.
| lone. Miss Masson, the Misses Martin. tie
! Misses Mchler, Miss Morrison. Mr.. Peterson,
| Mr.. Post Mr.. and Miss Sehleweck, the Misses
| SchmiiZ, Miss Spear, Mr.. ana Miss Straub and
1 MIR. ana Miss Won IsseadorI. The club will give
its next social Wednesday evening, November 2.
| The select "NarsOyienne" Club gave It's eigll-
i teenIh social aud third leap year party last
| Wednesday evening In Social Han, 102 OFar-
| reil street, The hal was prettily decorated for
| the occasion and the enjoyable affair was we'll
| patroniZed. MT. Charles s. Wells, the floor
| director. was most efficiently assisted by n CORPS
OF ladies' comprising the floor committee, among
| whom were: Mrs. ShHely, Mrs. Edridge, Mrs.
| Rodriguez, Mrs. Br wster, Mrs. Lindley, Mrs
| Foran Mrs Holt Mrs. Pastori Miss Richards,
| Miss Weleb, Miss Henernan Miss CSmpton,
| Miss CapIace, Miss Lacay Miss MaginB2, Miss
| Gassman. Miss Sehlotben, Miss BiazD Miss
QuiIan. Miss Ericsson, the Misses Romberg, Miss
| McKlnnon. Miss Henderson. Blum furnished
| the music and very pleasant evening was spent
The Golden NeSI Circle No 40, G. o. r. OF
| America, gave very successful entertainment,
| including tableaux OF history, poetry, war and
| peace, last Tuesday evening The latter part OF
the evening was devoted To dancing 10 tile emf
| Deut satisfaction OF all present
| Court Hayes Valley No.7774. A O. Il. OF America,
| gave very successful entertainment and ball at
Scottish Hall last Saturday evening. There was
a good attendance OF members OF the order aud
| their friends, and very enjoyable evening was
| passed.
The Society OF Old Friends bed reunion al
Irving Hall last Thursday evening which was
well attended by the families and friends OF The
| members. This popular society viii give bulls.
head breakfast at Sausalito on Sunday, octo
Der 80.
The ''Ys" OF Oakland held a very ENJOYABLE so.
Gal last Thursday evening at the residence o.
| MIR. Il. SutheI land. The parlors were prettiy
decorated with flowers and eveTgTeens, and the
young folks present enjoyed themselves 10 their
| hearts content.
Young Ladies' Institute No entertained its
many friends last Tuesday evening at Olympic
Hail. An elaborate programme OF musical and
| literary nature was eXcelleufly rendered, and the
affair proved financial as well as a social sue
cess. i h5 evenings entertainment was wound
| up with an enjoyable dance 10 The music OF
| Blanehards famous orchestra.
| lie pupils of Miss Rowe de Derby
| gave one OF their thoroughly enjoyable
musical receptions recently at the Koh-
Ter & Chase Music Hall. 26 0'Farref
| pupils aud teacher deserve the highest praise
| The selections were well rendered aud heartily
| encored.
| The Beethoven Choral Society gave I,s fourth
| social on Tuesday last AT Social Hall. No. To-
UFanel street. A capital programme was pre-
scented and very successfully internreted under
| the direction of Prof. w. II. Holt. Later IN
| the evening there was an Informal dance that al
| participated In with much enjoyment.
Home Gatherings.
very pleasant surprise party was tend cred
10 Miss Lille Field few evenings ago, prior TO
| her carly departure for Lima. Peru, where she
| will In future reside. The young lady's many
| friends met by appointment az Mrs. William
| Floyd's, and then proceeded 10 the Field resi-
! denee. 25O8 Clay street, where the evening was
/ spent In singing. dancing and having good time
| generally.
The parlors were handsomely decorated and
very recherche supper was served. Among
those present were: Mrs. William Sutton. Mrs
| Bessie Burgess. Miss Lizzie Clark, the Mise.
| Burtchell. MISS Flora Shilling. Miss Julia Rulof
sou, Miss Alfonso Suffer, Miss Hattie Graeber
| Miss q. Roberts, Miss Julia smith; Messrs
| Walter Sutton, James 7. Buftchell, James p
Sweeney, }. II. RossIlter, Joseph CuttoD, Jobr
| Meyer, George Meyers, Bert EDWARDS, Alfred
! Rulofson, MIR. Boch and Mr.. Young
A very successful reception and entertainment
| was given recently at the home of alr. aud Mrs
George G. Winsbip In honor OF MIR. L. j. Win
| ship OF Montreal, Canada, who Is visiting hi:
| relatives. musical and dramatic programme
| was successfully carried cur, the comic drama
man, The Good for Noribing." creating much
mIrth aud enjoyment. Miss Clara MaddS u ap
peaIed as Nan.
Mr. Edward r. Berges was the recipient OF
! considerable attention recently from party OF
| his immediate friends. who treated him 10 a
| lemon surprise party at his home, 1881 Geary
| street. After the usual explanations an i'm
| promptu SUPPER ana dance was greatly enjoyed
| by The company assembled, among whom were
| Mr.. and Mrs. BfefetI, Mr.. r. Berges, Misses
| Mae CIeman, Mae McEntee. Madge SefriB, Cora
| Frazer, Agnes O'BFIen. the Misses Madden,
| Elvita Thomas, Rita Sophey, Rita Gore, Anita
| Broderck. the Misses Burke; Messrs. Ed X.
| Berges, AL Berges, Fred Il. Tracy, Jules Berges.
| Charles Grondana, Louis Seficano. w. Lyons, Il.
| Walsh. Max Berges, Max DE Leon, Mr.. Camp
| bell. Adrian Berscs and George Silvestri.