The morning call., 1892-02-02

with the above named members as its first
officers and with membership Of fifty we'll
known ladies and gentlemen of this city,
its object being to give leap-year parties
through the year at the residences OF its
members. The members are at liberty to
invite their friends as guests by sending IN
the names to the Executive Committee ten
days before each party.
The fOll0wng-named members OF the
club and their friends attended the party:
Messrs. L. +. kindall, J. g. JeffCeSs, DIR. ).
c. H-nneSsv DIR. Hutchinson, A. Burt
William NJ. Cannon, DR.. X. Tighl, Mr. HYDE
and lady, Henry 3. Mayo, Bert +. Miller
and brother from Ohio, Joseph r. SchOttler,
William NJ. Gleason, Hon. L. II. Gehr, Dr..
George II. Evans, {. Miller. Ernest g.
JefTess, John +. Cannon, z. German, j. l..
German, William Whittier, Miss Celia A
Tighe, Miss Mamie Lloyd, Miss Annie
Iighe, Miss Belle Carter. Mrs. Maggie
Bearing, Miss NJ. Patterson. Miss Mary
Leddy OF Santa Rosa, Miss Georgland Of
Oakland. Miss Cagnacia of New Orleans,
Miss Dora BOcascia IF New Orleans, Miss
Jennie ClemdimPT of St Louis, Miss Mamie
Gibson, Miss Katie Kenny, Miss Mary
Murphy, Miss +. Strong, Miss Greta Do
herty, Miss Annie DOhertv, Miss Mol lie
McGeill, Miss Sophie kaufman, Miss
Florence Hayward, Miss NJ. BeSagney, Miss
Blake and many others.
Tie programme Of the evening consisted
of music, dancing, singing, Rotations,
gaines, etc. a II who were fortunate enough
to be present were Well pleased with the
festivities of the evening. The refresh
ments aud supper were served by French
caterers.
Miss Celia a. Tighe, the young lady who
was the hostess Of the house where the
party was held. had her paTlOrs and the
house in general very beautifully ana elaD-
@ Do bad W.
tilul flowers. The grooming touch was
beautiful nightingale OF flowers.
The affair was n great success and one that
will long be remembered by the participants,
who will look forward with great pleasure
to the next party.
The Pohonachee Tribe Entertainment.
On Monday evening the above tribe gave
an entertainment aud ball at Council and
Ruby halls Both halls were crowded with
members Of the order and their friends and
the affair was a success in every particular.
The following programme was rendered
and heartily enjoyed by the large number
present: Overture, Johnson x Gutman's
Orchestra; opening remarks, William NJ.
Belts; song, d" Hit Him With a Brick bat. "
J. Sheppard; recitation, David and
G0liah.' NJ. Campbell; song, Dutch
Comedy Fred johnson; recitation (after
numerous calls and by special req uesp
" Nalonev's Tom Cat" NJ. Campbell {;
song. Comic Opera" J. Sheppard
recitation, Dutch parody on Barbara
Frietchie,' + Johnson; concertina solo.
The Bells" Ii. LukeS; songs most laugh
able, as rendered by the popular ARTIST, /.
ITegallas; couceTtina solo by special re-
quest, I. LukeS; SO1g after calls from
audi nee, J. Sheppard.
At the conclusion Of the entertainment all
repaired TO Ruby Hall, where each lady pres
4 9 d hsrvR. r-srsn frrrV-
mir fan with ribbon attached, on when was
printed "Poh0UaChee Tribe Ne. 10 lmp'd
.. Il. NJ, January -, 1892.
surprise on Howard Street.
4 pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Lille Gabelman in honor Of her birth
day on Thursday evening.
The rooms were beautifully decorated.
The following programme was rendered ::
Piano solo, By Miss L, Straub, ACCOMPANIED
b. Miss Ria LeaUy on the banjo; special
ties, by little Jessie Gabelmau; song, by
Mr.. John Straub; fancy dances. by MeSsrs
T. Leary and /. Gabelman. Dancing was
ntinued I'LL late hour, when DOuntiful
TeDast was served.
The following we're present: Mrs. NJ
G4belma1, Mrs. A. c. Straub OF Santa
Rosa. Miss I. Leary. Miss L. Straub. Miss
L. GabelmaD. Miss =. SQuiTes. Miss K.
Leary, Miss Z. Gabeman, Miss h. Cramer,
Miss q. Sterling, Miss b. Bowers, Miss =.
Schneider Mr.. and Mrs. Bruins, Mr.. and
Mrs. LeaTy, Mrs. Booth, Mr.. aud Mrs
>itken, MeSsTs. y. Straub, II. Bruins, f.
Cramer, c. Hood. J. Bushnell. J. Bowers,
vs.. Laagy, b. Bushnell, @. Bowers, =.
BOlliuea and J.. Kaiser.
Society Personals.
Mrs. II. Danziger and her daughter, Miss
DanHseT, who spent the summer ana win
ter in California, nave left Tor Portland,
Oregon.
Mt. and Mrs. ". Mayo Newhail Intended
leaving yesterday on visit TO New York.
General kautz is expected t. join his wife
and daughter jn this city this week
Miss Lena ScheI is enjoying a soj3urn in
Portland. Oregon.
Colonel samuel D. Mayer is very i'll, suf-
fering from Ia grippe at the Bella Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. i. Head and Mss Anna
Head contemplate leaving very shortly for
the East and Europe, to lie gone some time.
Nj and Mrs. Louis ElEu5 viii TeceIy {
their friends on the first Wednesday OF each
month at their residence 1928 Pacific ave
nue., between Webster and Fillmore streets.
Miss SperTy has returned 90 her home al
the Big Trees MaTip0sa County, after a
pleasant visit TO Mr. and Mrs. ". Il.
Croker.
Mrs. Edna Snell-Pauls0n, Miss Maud
/ Walker, Miss Stella Walker and Miss Ada
Dougherty are winteTing in Rome, Italy.
Mrs. ". c. Burnett is very i'll Of pro-
tracted attack Of the grip. She IS slightly
better, but still very Ill.
Mr. Meyer Eewmark Of this city. formerly
Minister To France. has been visiting friends
and relatives in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Henry PiOnssy and bride VIII return
from their wedding tour this week and Will
be pleased to see their friends Sunday next,
afternoon and evening at 733 Eddy street