The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-11

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Mckee, Mrs. Lieutenant Maydwell, Mrs. JOY Ot
SacIaniento Mrs. Captain Hall and Mrs. Lieu
tenant Slearns OF Nevada cry, MIS- Major sIer,
burn and Mrs. Major Hubbard. Unfortunately
camp broke up yesterday, but the second Brigade
goes down Friday, so that the lnterlude VIII be
a brief one.
The bul's-head dinner given by Mayor Bow
man and tie citizens 10 the regiment at Syca-
more Grove on Thursday was most successful
affair. The officers and ladies' Of the regiment
were all present, besides Colonel Snafter Lieu,
tenant McKlttrick and Captain j. }: OGOnnell
Of the regular army, Mr.. Henry C0wel Miss
Sarah COweiI, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. hanson OF
the San Francisco Holel Gazette, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Wright of the GalindO Hotel, Oakland;
Tie reception and hop given at the racine
Ocean House Hall Thursday evening 10 the Of
ficers by Mr.. aud Mrs. b. Peakes, was one of the
successes of the season. The grand march was
led by Adjutant-GeneTal orion ana Miss Minnie
FOgg The officers were IN tull reglmentals aud
The ladies in elegant attire looked their loveliest.
Dancing TO he music of Hastings Orchestra was
enjoyed until after midnight.
a number OF cottages and hotel apartments
have been let for the remainder Of the month
which speaks well for the attfaciyeneSS OF TINS
charming aud Convenient resort, as we'll as afgu-
ing faith in tie weather which VIII be good
news for tile prospective military visitors OF Inc
18th inst
Gathering on Prospect Pl .ce.
A merry crowd Of bachelors assembled at the
residence Of Mr.. Otto Kraag, 20 Prospect place,
last Tuesday evening, for the purpose OF eX-
tending Their cordial congratulations on the
event of his thHtieth biIthday. Anniversary
songs, speeches and pleasant "reminiscences
WIe enioyed until midnight, when The guests
gathered around an elaborate supper, which
proved a most flung finale TO The evening"
Among those present were: MessIS Victor NJ.
de Suke, Henry SchOemacner, Rudolph Skoe!-
lin, {. Everett JudsUn, Charles Bull, CHARLES
Sweeney. +. W. Rose, Otto Loft, L. A. Pahl,
Dunbar Wilson.
san Jose lettings.
A pleasant dinner party was given at the Ven
dome, san Jose, on Thursday. by Mrs. Colonel j.
h. Bowler. in honor OF Miss Lucy Hayes and Miss
NJ. c. Hayes. Scarlet fuclisla sprays and ferns
constituted The liable decorations, besides lOim-
ing the pretty material OF The ladies' e0lsage
bouquets aud lie gentlemen's oOutonnleles
Among those present were: he Misses Hayes,
Colonel and Mrs. j. r. Bowler, Mrs. Ada DOre,
Mrs George b. Willcutt, Miss Grace TnOrne,
Miss Marguerite Wallace, Miss Marie Bowler,
Judge Wallace, Mayor 5. n. RuckeT, DIR. Candy;
Messls. A. FlickuEer, Walter Thorn. w. Ii.
Levers, Oscar Rogers snd Frank Wiley
Almost III SAKE larly visited the Insane ASy-
lum al Agne VS. the following evening, remaining
10 lie dance given 10 lie patients OF the con-
valeScent wa ds ana returning by moonlight, the
whole trip being especially delightful.
For the rest tennis SIM holds Its own, despite
the eucTOacumentS OF blind mans bun, amateur
photography, Informal muSicdleS and The never
failing ST. oil with a single friend" Ihe
weather continues good and not excessively
warm, while The ladies make sojourn at Tie
GARDEN City-"a thing OF beauty" and - Il joy"
If not " Tor ever" at least for long visitors
remain under their kindly Influence vi entertain
meut.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the res
ldence OF Miss Eberg on The Sd inst. The house
was Ia>teluIly deco, ated. Music and dancing
were INDUCED IN until about IL O'clock, wien
the party enjoyed dainty supper, after which
lie amateur comedian, Mr. Louis Aron, enter
tanned The guests with some OF his songs aud lnI-
PEI sunatons. Among those present were: Mr..
and MIS- II. Mayer Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cohl MISS
4. Styerstone, Miss d. Slyerstone Miss G.
Thompson, Misses L. NJ. ana K. Abrams Miss
L. Lai,dsIt, Miss r. Gross Mir. and Mrs A sher,
Mr.. and Mrs. ElDerg, Mi. l.. Lipman. MI l..
siraus, MI. A. Goldwater. Messrs. L. Aron, 5.
RosendoFu, A. Lelpslc, NJ. Leipsic Mr.. Cohl,
Miss L. CUhl Mr.. II. Bait and Nr. 5. Bait.
Parties 30 Take Place.
The ladies of the ElsmeIe Club wiz hole tea
at tile residence Of Mrs. Rogers, Fauntleroy
House IO5 Stockton street, for the benefit of
Their klndeIgatten Saturday afternoon next.
Tie second anniversary or The Friendly Circle
OF tue Kings Daughters" viii lie celebrated by
an Itainmeut III lie Central NJ. L. Church,
on Mission stree, between sixth aud seventh
streets. this evening.
Tie Del Monies VIII give their second invita-
tiou bail at Odd Fellows Hall tO-molro evening
The ladies OF James A. Garfield Relief Corps
Will hold their next open meeting tomorrow
Young Ladies' Institute No 10 will give an
entertainment ana social next W wednesday even
ing at living Hal.
Court justice. No. 7172, and Court Inter Nos,
No. 1858. OF the Ancient Order OF tOtesters OF
America, Will celebrate Foi esteTs' day 10y giving
u ball in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening
next, The anniversary.
The second party of the Zig-Zlg Social Club
will be given al Mission Opera Hall on Friday
evening next.
Complimentary benefit will be rendered Mr.
CHARLES E. Black by his numerous ilends at
Irving Hall on SUNDAY evening next.
Germania Lodge, No. 70, l. L. A., Will hold
its next Olen meeting on SaIui Day evening next
al lis hail In Shiels Building, 81 OFarell street.
Alta Parlur. No. 3, n. ID. q. W. viii give an
entertainment and dance at Saratoga Hall to-
lryine's Dancing Academy will give a cologne
patty This evening at Academy Hall, 927 Mis-
sion street.
The regular quarterly social OF the County
Monaghan Social ana Benevolent Cub VIII be
held at Metropolitan Lower Hall, corner OF fiith
aud Jessie streets. tomorrow evening.
Young Ladies' In,lIIue No. 16s will hold its
ihHd social AT Union square Hail. Oh Wednesday
ORC Elmo Paror, No. 9. n. D. e. W., will give
an entertainment and social at Saratoga social
Hall, on Friday evening, the 22d Inst.
Tie first entertainment and bail given by Young
Mems Institute No. 1913 Will take place at Mis-
sion Opera Hall, Oh FRIDAY evening, the 23th
inst.
The Peerless Club have issued Invitations for
their second party, which will take place al Un-
ion Square Hall, on Friday evening, The 22d Inst.
border ar anna, &" My Partner" At Saratoga Hall,
Sunday evening, the 24th inst
The members OF the Aldlne Musical Club Will
give their twelfth anniversary party at Union
square Hail. on Thursday evening, The 2lst inst.
Inc Twilight Dancing Club Will give their
twenty filth social al Ross Hall Oh Wednesday
evening next.
Social Council, No 46, o. C. F., viii hold their
usual monthly reunion on Thursday evening next
at Red Mems Hall.
The second anniversary of AlcatTaZ Circle,
No. 80, &. .. f., Will he celebrated by masquer-
ade ball at Bu nal FIRTH Hall on the 23d Inst.
The pupils Ct Anderson's Academy will give
social next SajuGdIy eVeDUgat their hall, corner
Seventeenth aud Noe streets.
Confidence Lodge, No. Is, U. E. A. Will give
popcorn prize party at Eastern Hall, ohlels
Building, OH Friday evening next
Mis-. L. L. Foss, the pIoIretor Of the Marechal
Mel bUtel, gives her inst anniversary hop on
Friday evening next
An ice-creaIl parry will be given next Satur-
day evening al olympic Assembly Hall, 6O7 SUIT
ter ST eet, corner Powell.
An entertainment and ball will be given at
Mission Turn Hall on Thursday evening next,
under the auspices OF Y. NJ. l. No. rs.
Miss Rose Adler, the talented young soprano,
Will give her iii ST concert al Irving Hall on En-
day evening, August 18th.
The Unily Social Club are making preparations
for their annual ball on October 7tb, when they
Intend 10 ouldo anything they have ever done
before. Invitations Will be issued shortly.
The Alkesian Club will give their fifth anniver-
sary souvenir patty next Saturday evening at
ODD Fellows Hall.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Dslgie NEE Sedgwck) leave
The Palace Hotel on Wednesday on their three
weeks wedding trip through Oregon ana Wash.
ington.
Miss Belle Smith has returned from pleasant
visit TO Mrs. Theresa Fair at the HUtel del
Monte.
Judge Green of Oakland visited Niles recently.
Colonel aud Miss Nellie Steuart OF North
Berkeley have gone down for so1ourn al Mon
terey.
Miss Lulu Mccarthy has returned from p ex-
tended TRIP and visit IN Southern California and
Will continue her studies 10 Smell Seminary.
Lieutenant William I. LlttiehraDt, Tenth Cav
ally, U. s. A, has been granted two months leave
OF absence commencing October 10Th.
Captain and Mis-. Pearson, u 5. A., OF Alca-
traz Island. aIe entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Charles l.. Menoher.
Judge and Mrs. Spencer and Miss Grace
Spencer, OF San jose, are at Santa Cruz.
Or. Luke Robinson has been visiting SOnOna.
Mr. aud Mrs. Talbot Overton have returned
from their wedding trip 10 Santa Rosa, where
they Will reside.
Mis-. DwyeT and her sister, Miss Annie Owens,
OF Wtnnemucea, have returned home from L four
weeks visit to this city.
General and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, U. s. A.,
Miss Cecilia Miles, Miss Sherman, Miss Hoyt
and Miss Mills are al Monterey.
Mr.. ID. W. F0ger has returned from a six
weeks visit 10 The Sandwich Islands.
Rev. DIR. Chapman has returned TO Oakland
fIOm his summer vacation Trip. which he spent
in Tue mountains west OF Red Bluff.
Mr.. w. Mayo Newhall has gone down TO his
ranch near oau Luis OOlspo.
Mr.. Howard " akeman OF Oakland is visiting
relatives IN San Francisco b fore leaving for
Pa Oregon