The morning call., 1893-02-13


Kohler, c. l.. Fleisehman and Charles Nj
Trell. who acted as floor manager.
Y. NJ. |. Ball.
The stormy weather put damper on the
ball given by the Golden Gate Council No.
81, Y. NJ. l.. last Wednesday evening, and
although the attendance was very good un-
der the circumstances, it fell short of what
it would have been, had not such a power
full opponent as The heavy rain lessened the
numbers that otherwise would have attend
ed. We have so few wet nights in san Fran
cisco. that when we do it is only TO be eX-
pected that people will STAY at home no mat
ter what the attraction. Mr.. Frank j. Dris-
coll led the grand march with his charming
sister, and there were fully 175 couples in
close attendance. The decora tlons OF tie
hall were che same as used by the Mikados,
aud were quite unique in their artistic ar
rangement
The following is list of those who take
an active part in tbs affairs of the council ;
Messrs. Charles Henley. a. Mcmahon, w.
II. Growney. w. p. Delaney, William |.
Sullivan. DR.. w. j. Hawkins, DR.. ID. +.
Rayan. }. Sheenan, c. Cassin. NJ. Sheehan,
d. f. HAYDEN. Ii. z. Balzner. 7. NJ. OCon-
ner. NJ. j. Burns. j. K. Hawkins, NJ.
Peter Kelly, George Atwood, William L.
Bell, Z. Owens, l. Sunday, j. T. Finn.
Luke Matrinck. John Murphy and L.
Canaugh. Mr.. Abner Mcmahon acted as
floor director.
Whist Club Dance.
The Friday Whist Club gave a dance al
the residence OF one OF its members, MIR.
Stephen Herrick, 240 San Jose avenue, last
Friday evening. The dancing hall, draw
ing-room and dining-room were decorated
with green's. growing plants and the graceful
sprays of pepper berries. Several new
dances were enjoyed. and after supper a
german was led by Miss Partridge and Mr..
James RoIph, which lastsd until the early
morning hours. Among those invited were
the following: DR.. and Mrs. 5. 5. Herrick,
DR.. and Mrs. Lovelace. Mr.. and Mrs. Give
A. Brown, iMr. and Mrs. Norman II arrls, Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. ira
c. Hays: Misses Fancher. Kobcke Elliott.
Cameron, Lynch, Reid. Nellie Partridge,
Hattie Fancher. Mccullough, Gull. Hall,
Moore. Gray, Bagley, Hanliltonburgh, Scott.
Miller, Close. Mayhem, Herrick. Carmen,
and Messrs. Spr0ule, Rolph, Campbell, Fan
cher. Elliott, DR.. Finch, DR.. Fl. l.. Seager,
Scott, Brewer, Olsen, Mccullough, Somers.
Hewitt, Cameron. Lynch. Reid, Clarence
Brown and DR.. aud Mis-. George Ii. Evans.
Lincoln Club Reception.
One of the most pleasant receptions oil
the season was given On Wednesday night
by the Lincoln Club at their rooms, II:
Turk street The rooms were deliberately
decorated for the affair. The programme
was most artistcally arranged. opening
with appropriate remarks by the president
Mr.. George w. Lewis. followed by love
song by Miss A. Loeb; Professor Barnett
played a piano solo, &. b. Gilmore Tecited
several fine pieces, Miss Ii. G. NOlte played
~rf, - ns.rr1 u a
Battle King in good style, Mr. Clark and
Mr.. Duggan sang comic song, and Messrs.
SChranI and EArhaTdt entertained the guests
with a banjo and guitar solo, At II 80 p. NJ
the club served fine supper 10 its guests.
after which dancing was enjoyed until the
small hours of the morning. The success
of the entertainment was due TO the follow
ing committee: Messrs. &. b. Gilmore, G.
w. Lewis. h, l.. Aud, +. c. Schrem and j.
Hill.
The ChautauquanS.
The Filbln Circle of Chautauquans held a
house-warming and banquet in their new
rooms at the NJ. L. church. ON California
and Brodericll streets. on Tuesday evening
Addresses were made by the President,
the Rev. Thomas Filbin, and President
Mrs. NaTth. After partakiDg OF the de
licious banquet prepared by the ladies' oil
the circle the guests enjoyed inc musical
programme, consisting 81 the following
numbers Piano solo, Miss +. Schr0th
tenor solo. MIR. Wetmore; soprano solo,
''0er the Deep Blue Sea" with harp accom-
paniment, Mrs. Everett; piano solo, Miss
Stella Everett. Al the conclusion OF the
programme the company dispersed.
Crystal Wedding.
On Tuesday. January 81. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George de Troost Of Golden Gate, Oakland,
& fria 81
their elegant residence on San Pablo avenue.
the occasion being the fifteenth anniversary
Of their marriage. The rooms were beauti-
fully fsstooned with smilax and flowers.
Many superb presents in crystal were given
10 the happy couple.
The following were among the guests
Mis-. Diez. Mr. Charles Dlelz, MIR. and Mrs.
J. G. Severance, Mr. and Mrs. Adcoek, NJ r.
and Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs de Lorm, Mr..
aud Mrs. Harron, Mrs. l.. A. Phelps. Mr..
and Mrs. Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hunt, Miss Kelly, Mr. Rice, Mr.. J. Kelly,
Mir. f. W. Page. Mrs. Siebe, Mr.. X. Engle.
Mr. Lee Daniel, Mrs. Kate Verhayen and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Oestereicker. Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson, Miss Johnson, MIR.
Kretchmap. MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Waldron,
Mr.. Frank Van Amringe aud Colonel Stew
art and daughter.
Parties.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Hook gave a very
ENJOYABLE party TO their daughter. Miss
Bernce Hook, last Friday evening, at their
pretty home, 1916 Jackson street, oakland.
few of the young lady's many friends
who attended were: Miss Cora Larkey.
Miss Lily Donley, Miss Amy Phelan. Miss
Ivy Bunker. Miss Ella Wolford, Miss Ger
trude Hasey, Miss Oracle Alderman. Miss
Edith JudsOn, Miss Edna AcKeTman, NJ SIS
To EYn ms Ga
Nettie Edwards. Miss Edith Larkey, Miss
Minnie Koenig. Miss OlRie Landers Miss
Sarah BOyce Miss Ida Larkey, Miss Gladys
Hoitt, Miss f. Kent. Miss Bernice hook
Messrs. Finest Hin, howard Bell, Stewart
Rawlings, William Wakefield, James Red
field. Bert Edwards, George Chase. Reuben
Hale, Ray sherman, Louis Boyes, Ralph
Holt, Samuel Birmingham, JOHN Ber-
mingham, Morton johnson, Fl. Hslstead,
Archie Rice, Samuel Colt, William Hobbs.
Norman Hslsey, Thomas Jordan, Fred J0r-
dan and X. Judson.
The dancing. the repast and the selection
OF music rendered by Miss Ivy Bunker on
the plane. and songs by Miss Ella Nolford,
were enjoyed by ali present.
Miss Mamie Clark very pleasantly enter
tanned number Of her friends on Sunday
evening at her home on Twenty first street.
Miss Gertrude Lowenthal celebrated her
first birthday at 1912 Clay street on Sunday,
the 9th inst A string orchestra discussed
sweet music, and many present entertained
the party by singing. Presents of diamonds
and other precious stones were showered
on the precOcous young miss. A delicious
supper was served In the diEing-ro0m, and
those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. LOwentha we're: Rev DR..
NJ. s. Levy. Mr. and Mrs. f. Seligman, Miss
Lily Seligman, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Lesser. Mr.
and Mrs l.. Bernstein, Mr.. ii. Lesser, Mr..
S. Bernstein, Mr. Seligman, Miss Ray Nor
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Shemansky, Miss lilly
Shemansky, Miss V. We'll, Mr.. Sidney Bern
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosentha, Miss +. Nor-
ton and Mr.. GeiZ.
An informal musicale took place on Sun
day evening at the residence of Captain n.
II. Fassette, 1920 Sacramento street. at
which Mr.. II. Wisner delighted the company
with some choice selections on the violin,
and Mr.. Abe Sunderland played some
pianoforte selections splenddly. A very
enjoyable musical and literary evening was
passed.
Mr. Nee w u d, vyara fho ra-