The morning call., 1892-01-30

Mrs. r. Laudp, Mr. and Mrs. r. Seiberlich,
| Mr.. Chester William, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shea, Mr.. James KIlion, Mr.. Edward
Laude. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grass Mr.;
George McCrea. MIR. Martin King, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clark. Mr. c. l.. AntOnelli.
Mr.. M. Krotoszyner. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh
MANN Mr.. and Mrs. WeiseDhautter. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fattly. Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Helms,
Mrs. II. Nelson, Mrs E. de Meyer, Mrs. Nj.
King, Miss Ella Thompson, Miss NJ. A.
Boulger, Miss j. Clark, Miss Margaret
Ryan, Miss Mary King, Miss Lillian G..
Grass, Miss Kate FeeDey, Miss NJ. Nelson,
| Miss A. Burns, Miss Gertie Flattly, MISS
Ella King, Miss Juliet l.. Grass, Miss nj.
Thompson, Miss NJ. Scarry, Messrs. I'll.
Scheunert, James King, H. w. Clark. John
e. Simpson, Julius de Meyer, w. Marden,
hr. WheelOck.
A Union Party.
The tenth anniversary entertainment and
ball Of Onion No. %, United Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and J0iners of America, took
place last night at Odd Fellows Hail.
A large audience enjoyed the following
programme: Overture by the orchestra; re-
marks by the PreeeptOr, w. F. Floyd; piano
solo, Miss Tickla johnson; recitation, Miss
NJ. E. Sullivan; banjo solo, Miss Elaine
Tailor; vocal solo, Miss Josephine Gass-
mann accompanied by Professor j. W.
MckenZie); recitation, Master John j.
Walsh; violin solo, Master Meyer; rock
breaking, JOHN Garbutt; comic song, j. b.
Stokes; recitation, Miss Lille Johnson ;
sailors hornpipe, Miss Tailor; Hanley
sisters, Anita and Kitty; specialties, w. f..
Rudolph; bone solo, Louis Crackbone.
The committee in charge consisted Of:
Committee of ArrangementS-U. A. Lewis
a w. LonRfelow, Thomas ONeil, e. L..
Malsbury, Edward Lang; Reception Com
mittee-W. +. Floyd, w. r.. Jacks, James
Saunders, n. L. Wandell, j. Il. D0beT, Nj.
M. Ward; floor director, Z. p. Lansing,
assisted by Messrs. A. Petry, E. W. CrOuth-
ers, j. ID. HendTy, f. Williams, E. Mccain,
j. II. Flynn.
Surprise Party in South San Fran els 60.
a very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Sarah johnson by her many
friends on Saturday evening at the resi-
dence OF her parents, Sixth avenue, South
San Francisco.
After all had assembled they repaired to
Myrtle Hall, where very pleasant evening
was spent in dancing, singing and games.
About midnight all returned to the resi-
dence OF the hostess, and paTt9ok OF boun-
tllul fepaSt which was then served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. {. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Budd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bunting, Mr.
and Mrs. H. ID. Schumacher, Dir. and Mrs.
James Johnston, Miss L. CrOckard, Miss b.
Mcleod, Miss j. Mcintosh, Miss E. Gibson,
Miss I. Gibson, Miss NJ. Brown, MiSs a..
Mcleod Miss j. Mcleod. Miss N. Mae
Cornell, Miss 0. MacConnelL, Miss NJ. john
ston. Miss T. Johnston, Miss. johnson.
Miss L. KnoblOch; Messrs. g. MacConnell,
A. Mclaughlin, j. Jacobs, Henry Nc
Gregor, c. Arms, Mr. Ordo, A. F. Schu-
macher, j. Smith, A. MacConnell. T.
Parkinson, A. Worrel, Mr.. Worrel, H.
Crockard, j. O'Brien and Il. CrOckard Jr.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. and the
Misses LOOMS of San Francisco will suend
the season at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Nice.
Mrs. g. NJ. Stoney is the guest of Admiral
and Mrs. Irwin, at the Mare Island Navy
yard.
Mr.. c. A. Wetmore and family of Hay
wards will spend the remainder of the win
ter in this city.
Mr.. Charles n. FELTON, Jr. arrived yPster-
day from Washington, D. c.
Mrs and Miss Flood have been i'll in their
Menlo Park residence almost ever since
their return from the East. The impaired
condition Of Miss Floods health is causing
her friends much anxiety.
Mr.. +. Ii. Ames of f. II. Ames IL Co. is
spending month in the East, and was IN
Chicago a week ago.
Mrs. T. W. GOggin of 1913 Van Ness
avenue is now conValescing after n most
severe attack of Ia grippe.
Mr.W. r. Ormsby has been to Sacramento,
where he will hencetOrth reside.
Mrs. Robert 2. Hastings left on Thursday
for New York.
Or. and Mrs. A. NJ. Loryea are in Port
land, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Delafeld recently
moved from Knights Valley to this city
Colonel and Mrs. p. r. Dickinson. who
are at present located al the Windsor in this
city, will return to Alameda in about six
weeks
Mrs Charles Aull and Mrs. P a. Hum
bert of Folsom are in town.
Colonel Harry l. Thornton has been max
ing brief visit in Carson.
Lieutenant and Mrs. E. +. Qualtrough
have returned from a visit to Del Coronado.
Mr. Charles A. Crttenden, the New York
merchant who has been conducting revival
religious meetings on this Coast for the past
| two years and establishing Florence Mis-
| sions for the reclamation of unfortunate wO-
| men, was recently stricken down with a Sc
we're attack of the grip and his condition
was critical for some days. His friends will
be pleased to learn that he is now cOnval-
escing and hopes to soon be able to continue
his work in the cause.