The morning call., 1892-02-26

| Miss II. Kruse.
Following are the officers OF this parlOr.
| which has an enviable reputation for giving
| pleasant parties: Miss +. Schwartz, Past
| President; Miss johanna Never. President;
| Miss j. Dennis. First Vice Pres ident; MISS
| G. Peterson, Second Vice-Presdent; MISS
| g. Wedemeyer, Third Vice-President; Miss
| NJ. Mcguire Recording Secretary: Miss
Maybery, Financial Secretary; Mrs. r.
! PAIL, Treasurer; Miss HayesseD, Marshal :;
| Trustees - Miss A. Puckhaber Miss j.
! Schwartz, Miss A. Won Staden; Sentinels-
| Miss Lester. Miss j. Seyden.
The Boys sodality Entertainment.
Saratoga Hall was crowded last night
| with the guests of the Dramatic Society OF
the Boys S0dality of tho Cathedral Parish.
Two plays and some incidental music
were thoroughly enjOyed. First came the
| eOmedy-drama The Young Doctor" by the
| following cast: Samson Burr. Frank l.
| Ranken; Stephen Scatter, George II. Ryan )
| Augustus Burr. Ralph Van der Nallen; Mr..
| Smoothly Smirk, John Albert Goodell;
! Captain Oakum. AloySius il. Dunnigan' ;
| Bob, Martin Z. O'Dea; Head Waiter, James
! f. C0sgTaye; Second Waiter, George ii.
| Sullivan; Jack Binnacie, Robert g. brady;
| Passenger. Frank z. Mann; Mrs. Burr,
| Miss Lily Power; Alice, Miss Susie P0oieV.
| An overture was played by Miss Nallen
| and chorus sung by the Boys Cholr.
| There was also a vocal solo by Mr.. Charles
J. DtHUN, a00iieT DY MISS IdHDie DlSlu
and cello solo by Mr.. Adolph Lada.
Afterward there was much laughter over
the farce Pest No Bills" pleasantly pre-
scented by the following: Billy Doc, Ralph
| Van der NailIen; Dick SpOoner, George ii.
Ryan; Mr.. Crank Spruce, Daniel A. RYAN;
Bill-poster No. ., George ii. Sullivan; Be-
raphIna Virgins, Miss Clara Madden.
The Mikados' Party.
The second party of the Mikados took
n
| success of their first having inspired the
change OF locale.
AS before, the decorations were very
elaborate, the entire hall being decorated
with alignments OF japanese lanterns of all
sizes, cOlOrs an d shapes, radiating from the
dome to tine eave-linP. across the stage eX-
tended the name of the club in gilt letters.
Mr.. j. HuntSman and Miss A. Kirby led
the grand march, fOliawed by about 225
couples. Calcium and fash lights were in
troduced in the grand march and second
laneers with admired effect. Blum furnished
special music.
The following composed the various com
mitteeS: j. Huntsman, manager; Arrange
ments Conmittee-F. Kelley. A. Hemmen-
| Hooper. W. Moore, }. Gens,er, j. Power;
| Reception Committee-R Stevenson, A.
! Lennon, I. 1odt, 6. Moss.
An Employee Dinner.
One of the most enjoyable recent events
! WAS the annual Employees Dinner" given
/ by Messrs. Charles nj. Plum 81 Co. on the
! evening of Nashington's birthday, held in
| their spacious hall in connection with their
! warerooms.
! A delightful musical programme was rem
/ dered alter which came dancing An in
! PERMISSION was called at IL 80 O'clock and
| all marched TO the banquet hall down
| stairs, where a bounteouS repast was served
4 to the employees and their ladies. The
| menu was well served by caterers, specially
| engaged, 4 Ia tete-a-tete, OF Which there was
| DO SEATING capacity. After all enjoyed the
] refreshments they again Tesorted to the
/ dance hail.
! The dance programmes were a pretty
/ feature, and were kept by all in commemO-
| ration Of this ''happy time"
The Pandorns' Entertainment.
! " Dora" a domestic drama, was produ eed
! by the Pandora Dramatic Company last
/ evening at Mission Opera Hall.
The play was simply mounted and the act
! ing was very creditable, Mr.. s. s. Simon
as tile wrOBF-headed, unyleding father pre-
| senting a very strong and consistent char
! acter. Miss Blanche Brown and Miss Media
! Brown were sympathetic IN their deiinea-
| tons. The full cast was Farmer Allen,
| :. s Simon; William Allen. ". a. Richards ;
| Luke Bloomfield, George Il. Crandali; jim
! Blunt. ). Il. swift; Dora, Miss Blanche
Brown; Mary Allen, Miss Brown Alter
ward most of the large audience remained
TO dance.
The officers OF the club are: President,
NJ. NJ. P0merOy ce-PTesideut james I.
| Mckee; Secretary. II. J. EbbnghaUsen
| Recording Secretary, w. Il. Smith; Treas
| urer, y. r. Swift; Stage Director, :. Il.
! Nichols; Master OF Properties. j. W. Bon
| ney Sentinel, George T. CTandail.
| y Surprise Party.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hid,
! 127 Rose avenue, on Tuesday evening pre-
scented a lively appearance. large party
having assembled TO give their daughter,
| Miss \. Stewart, a birthday surprise party.
The guests were highly pleased with an
/ excellent programme, which consisted OF
games singing and dancing. At1l:30 o'clock
| refreshments we're served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. w.
| Hid. Miss y. Stewart Miss Anna Jackson,
| the Misses NJ. aud Ella Leahy, Miss L.
| Jackson; Messrs. I. Bell. \. Williams, Mr..
| Cledwick. T. Farrell. Mr. Welsh. Il. Jack
| son, Walter de LangtOn, T. jackson, Master
| George Hid.
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall MeAIister have gone
down TO Santa Barbara on a visit.
Miss Nellie Hillyer has been the guest of
| Miss Lucy Epson at her home in Sacra-
| mentO during the past few days.
CAPTAIN w. i. D0ugherty, U. S. a.. is up
! in Stockton On a visit to Mr. George b.
| SperTy.
Lieutenant George NJ. Stoney Of the
| Charleston spent the recent holiday with
| his family at Hotel del Monte, Monterey
Miss Nettie Barron of this city and her
| sister, Miss Grace Stewart Of Los Angeles,
| are visiting Sacramento friends.
! The following named San FranciScaHs
| were in Nice on the 10th inst: Mrs. J. f.
| Carroll and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
| Heller.
Nj L. Wallace Of San Francisco was in
| Paris on the 18th inst.
Mr. Walker c. Graves has been visiting
| Santa Cruz.
Mr. II. c. Mertens and bride are up from
| Los Angeles and are the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Riebe at 1917 Polk street They
| VIII leave for Sacramento on Monday next.
Ar and Mrs, Seymour will leave Niles
| shortly to take up their residence in Oak
| land
Mr.. Frank Hamett returned about a week
| ago from an enjoyable trip to Australia and
| tie South Sea Islands. lie encountered
| many thrilling adventures while away
Hon. Timothy Guy Phelps and wife and
| Miss Minnie Mclean, who have been spend
| ing the winter al the Palace, have returned
| TO their country residence at San Carlos.
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Two More Dog Fighters.
Oscar Lewis and Patrick Nolan, two of
At. l.