The morning call., 1893-11-13

"Saly In Our Alley" John hayes; comicaIities.
Frank Hayes; song, Loves Sorrow" DR.. E.
Schulze; musical selections under the dire
lion of Professor John w. Mckenzie. The
applause was frequent and well deserved.
w. f. Gibson was The efficient floor manager,
ana the committee of arrangr ments comprised:
Mrs NJ j. Baccus, ID. White. Miss NJ. Nc.
Donald, Mrs NJ Devalt, Mrs. NJ. J. Smith, Miss
Clara Mcdonald. Professor j. w. Mckenzie,
W. F. Gibson, r. T. Baccus and Mrs. M. E.
Uphas.
San Francisco Council.
San Francisco Council No. z, Young Mems
Institute, celebrated its eighth anniversary at
ODD Fellows Hall last Thursday evening. In
anticipation OF the event the committee OF ar
engagements, under the able leadership Of
George nj. Kelly collected early IN the week
and decorated the hall. Flags were strung
overhead in every direction, streamers of bunt-
Ing almost concealed the celiing from sight;
stars OF silver and rosettes OF various coiors.
lnterspersed with Ivy and choice flowers COM
bined to make the hall very pretty. The stage
was literally covered with choice exOtics.
James 4. Britt had arranged an arch mean
descent light, embematlc OF tne ORDER. when
threw its soft rays on the very handsome
American flag, presented TO popular NO. by
Young Ladies' Institute No. 3.
There was large attendance OF members
and much enthusiasm was manifested. The
affair was pronounced as having eclipsed any
reception heretofore given by the order. At
8 O'clock the Vice president, John r. Hart, and
by 200 couples to the music Of blum's Or
chestra. Miss McVey is beautiful brunette
with expressive blue eyes ana wealth OF pretty
black hair, which was worn la Gree adorned
with a beautiful diamond clasp and cluster oil
roses. She was elegantly attired in dress of
yellow surah silk with trimmings of white lace,
and looked lovely She wore beautiful cor
sage bouquet of Jacqurmot roses. Miss Nc
Vey is a charming young lady and favorlte
With all who know her.
The popular vice-president John T. Hart,
acted as floor manager in bis customary happy
style, and was ably assisted by his associates
IN making the evening one long TO be remem-
bered by those VINO were fortunate enough to
be present.
of arrangements-George NJ. Kelly chairman.
j. W. ShaDahan. j. L. Owens, j. j. Brady, j.
Ii. Spring, f. Grimes. j. 4: Britt, w. ii. Lang
don, j. p. D0nnelly and j. Carberry reception
committee-Mal +. SILK (cha irman), Thomas
". Burke, I. Dowd, L. Gala CHER, w. Moore
j. Daley, r. S. Kavanagh, S. +. McCO rmck and
j. Ostrander; floor manager, John +. Hart;
assistants-William j. Harold and Thomas Ii.
Brady; floor committee-H. w. Lynch NJ. }.
Dalton. James Coakey, j. II. Kelly, Thomas
f.. Ford, j. j. Mahoney James McEurae, M. f.
Finn, Charles McAulitfe and ID. j. Mahoney.
Court Golden Gate.
A package party was given in Washington
Hall. 80 Eddy street. Friday evening under the
auspices of Court Golden Gate No. 603. hide
pendent Order Of Fores,ers. No admission
was charged and refreshments OF various kinds
were served gratis. After an elaborate pro-
gramme and an address by Il. A. Knott, pasl
deputy and past commander OF Royal FOreSters
an auction sale was commenced, the proceeds
of which were TO defray the expense of the
evening. Nearly everybody went home witt
something, from cake OF brown soap to {
brass watchchaln.
Much merriment was caused by the opening
of packages, and while some individuals paid
five times the amount OF actual worth, YET
every one voted that they had their moneys
worth. Refreshments were then served, con
sisting OF icecream, cake and lemonade, O.
which there was a bOuntiful supply. Afte
this dancing was INDUCED in Till midnight
Miss II. Williams was the pianise and w. ID
Nickle floor manager. The entertainment wa.
In charge of a reception committee, consisting
of j. Sannes, j. II. Wiley, w. L. White, q. w
kuss, Z. j. Willis and f. Lutley.