The morning call., 1893-12-25

Goodall. Edwin Goodal. Adam Grant o. ID.
Greene. Robert X Grayson. Charles K Green.
Charles A. Grow. c. s. Givins. CAPTAIN
Hari, Alexander &. Halves, Edward " Hop
kins. William 5. Honkins, Charles Webb How
a ard, H. E, aun,ine,on' Jo,ian n. Knowles,
Muuhy, 7. MIG. Mexican, Frank McCoppin,
George w. McNear, Robert MeMuuay, w.
OBJ. Macdonough, Walter S. Newball. DR.. Ed
MaId arson, Richard Ii. Peas, Z. 5. Pillsbury.
Horace G. Plat, CAPTAIN A. Ii. Paysun. James
b. Randol, A. w. Rose Jr., j. c. Stubs, John
!. Sabn: Oscar I. Seawen. Claus Spreckes.
George w. Spencer, Dr. b. Il. Swan. Herman
Schussler, William q. Taylor, a. n. Towne.
James Il. Tue er, Judge y. {. Van FLEET,
George Whntell, W; f. Whittier, Mountford 5.
ilson, Russell j. Wilson, L. {. Wright, a. A.
Wlgmore and +. W. Zeile.
Croker Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Croker gave a de-
lighiful dinner party last Wednesday evening
at their residence on California street In honor
of Miss haude Bourke of New York, the
tiancee OF Prince PuDial owskl WHO Is passing
the winter here. The decorations were both
elaborate and tasteful, ana OF course The repast
was sumptuous one
Those pres. nj were: Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Croker, Miss Maude Bourke, Miss nnie
Blair, Miss Laura McKlnstry. Miss Beth
Speiry. Miss Julia PeytoE. Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Demlng, Z. NJ. Green
way. Colonel {. +. Croker. Joseph TobIn A.
Ii. .Small anc Richard T0bn.
The Perrier Banquet.
Alfred PeIrieI, who was elected chancellor
commander Of Laurel Lodge No. 4, Knights of
PytniaS. last Monday evening, gave most
Ella oTae banquet that same night at the Gall
hand Hotel 10 many of his fellow lodg men,
bers. Mr.. Perrler was especially elated over
his election, FOR al The end OF his term he will
be eligibl 10 membership in The Grand Lodge
Con- equenily he decided 10 celebrate The event
In roper style, and that lie did so WAS quite
evident.
The large dinng-hall was decorated in a mos
attractive manner by A. Nj. SiIinger, brother
knight, who recently came out from Denver.
Blue, yellow and red the symbOical coloIs
oil the order, and the Am rican national cOlOIs
were seen everywhere in harmonious combina-
| lions Covers were LAID for forty five, aud he
| table was graced with "A beautiful array of
| br ght-hued flowers. The menu was an labor
ate one, ana d couple of hours were DIV ted 10
| It's enjoyment. h lie were number OF IOasts
| and I, srOnses, among them being The follow
| siOn," II. +. McGarvie; Laurel" q. IL.
| Wolfe; Grand Lodge" c. w. NeyiD; 1.-The
! NeoIhyte," Z. Daniel Boone, the last member
who was admitted to the lodge; Fairly Py-
| thansm," b. IseDberg The affair was well
| celebrate d, and every one had the good time
| that rbe genial host intended that they should
! have.
Among those present were: Alfred Perrier,
Herman +. Scbaflner. G. ". Nevin. Z s. Hoti-
man, Ernest Uman. d. w. Sayor, j. II. White
| house, \. NJ. alllSer. The Supreme Represent
alive of Idaho. L. Ii. agsl aft, q. H. Ayedelotte
OF Los Angeles, Z. c. Amedee. Henry Welcer,
\. i. Chase, w. Ii. KIDD, ". +. j. Dale, A. NJ.
Stlinger +. Daniel Boone. i. Iseuberg, Ii. +.
McGaryle, q. ii. Wolfe and others.