The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-31

whole company sat down te an elaborate supper
in tie banquetingroom, 4aees having been ST.
for about 400 guests.
Newttario|
The Native DaueIite.s OF the Golden West in
auguraied new Sar,or on Saturday evening,
Oetob r %, at tho tall corner OF seventeenth
and Noe streets, ard thereby added the seventy
second star to tie glorious constellation OF
daughters OF lhe soil The new parlOr was
named "Fidala,T and was opened with thirty
six charter members. the niliatory ceremony
vas conducted by Grand Oficers Mrs. NJ. A.
Leighton and Miss Lillian A. Garlic. and repre-
senIatiyes fran all the san Francisco lodges
we're present, besides wishing members oil lnle-
rior Iarlors, The following officers were duly
Installed: Past rteSideat. Miss ffenks; presi-
dent Miss de HapeG; first vic preside Miss
NJ. Banning; second ce.preSideni. Nj iss Rose
Bell; ihird yiee president, Miss Martin;
marshal, Miss MeFearau; recording secretary,
Miss X. BaEuing; financial secretary, Miss
Grenpe; treasurer Miss ii. Grempel; tIus-
teeS-Miss Sullane, Miss Mclaughlin and Miss
Rudolph; sSside sentinel, Miss O. Brien; outs lde
sehinel. Siiss Doierig; organsf, Miss Smith.
The Corcnadns.
Tue coronados were out in force last Wednes-
dag escnlBg and Odd Fellows Hall presented
very gay appearance with over 300 lads and
Iasslas on The floor twlring to The fascinating
tunSs Of a good orchestra. Mr.. J. b. Holden,
th~ president. and Miss Susie McGrath led The
a
lSted on her neat and pretty appearance She
.Yore a siylishiy made White cashmere dress and
"a few pretty howers decorated her hair very
: enectlVeiy. There were quite number or ladies'
IN stTlklDg costumes, cue In pink belug ~
effective, worn by the belle OF the ball. The most
ocular costume we have seen this season was
one worn by young lady with wealth or dark
brown hair. IL was OF dark green silk, with
stTeameIs from tie waist, and in place of sleeves
bands OF silk ribbon were inteIaced over the
arms. Past President W. r. Nelson, Treasurer
II. L. Goertzbain and Secretary S. j. Steeparich
constituted the reeeption committee. Mr.. j. h.
Holden acied as floor manager, assisted by
ham, ii. ID. smith, NJ. GoodenOugh and w. w.
DoOlitle.
married Life"
Tue Dramatic Circle of Alta Parlor No. 8,
Native Daughters of the Golden West, success
fully produced Buckst0ne's clever comedy,
married Life" last Wednesday evening at
Irving Hail. Mr.. Joseph A. FOgariy and Miss
NJ. Richter appeared as Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Coddle. and both handled their parts vesy well.
Mr.. a. W. Jones and Miss NJ. GrOte as Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Lynx were very crude indeed. par
ticuarly lhe lady. Dr. =. j. Mccarthy and Mrs.
L. w. French as Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dove
played their parts very cTedtaby, Mrs L. W.
French being the best actress In The cast Mr..
William Ogilyie and Miss Mary NoOn2n as Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick YOunghusband were very
clever and amusing. Mr.. w. Wallace and Mrs
II. Seekamp rs Mr.. aud Mrs. George Dismal
sustained their parts capit1liY, ana Miss NJ.
McCaskle was a very Phyllis. The production
was under tie management OF Mr.. William Z.
Wallace, and as Sn amateur performance was
one Of the best Of The season. The committee OF
arrangements Included Mrs. +. W. French, Mrs.
II. Seekamp Miss NJ. McCaskie, Miss NJ. GTote,
Mrs. CoBnors, Miss L. Hodge and Miss Me
CracEen, After The performances the young
folks Ell jOyed an informal dance, aud the Alta
PaflOT can write tie entertainment down as a
success. Tie hall was comfortably hIed up
stairs and down. Miss Nj. Richter acte0 as floor
manager.
The Ensigns.
Last Tuesday evening the Ensigns CAV. avery
enjoyable party al Uniou-square Halt The at.
tendance was very good, there being about rs
cOU pies present. Tie grand march was led by
Floor Manager William Bruce and Miss Jennie
Donovan. who looked very attractive dressed In
pink silk gown; she wore beautiful bouquet
Of La France roses. The stage was very pretIily
decorated with flags and bunting. and the must
clans We lie surrounded with palms and eXotcs.
Inc nal was pr0fusely decorated with shields,