The morning call., 1890-09-29

u MOh1N1INo OAhlLs
will give their third anniversary ball at
B'nai Birth Hall on Wednesday evening
next.
The Del Monies have issued invitations for
their eleventh hop, to be given at DAD Eel
lows Hall on October It'll, Special prepara-
tions are being made for the event.
The pupils of Anderson Academy VIII
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The third party of the popular Peerless
Club will take place Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober 18th, at Union-Square Hall.
The pupils of Humans Branch Academy
will give their second anniversary party on
Monday evening next at Mission Music
Hall. Some special tableauX are promised.
La Grippe Club will give their second
party an Union-square Hall on Friday even
ing, October 10th, instead of the 10th.
Irvine's dancing classes will give their
monthly social next Saturday evening at
Mission Opera Hall.
The second annual entertainment and
social of the Orlando Literary and Social
Club will take place Friday evening. Novem-
Der 18th. The one-act farce entitled ''Sarah'S
Young Man" will be produced with the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen in the cast
Messrs. NJ. G. Jonas, B. Kahn, b. Living
ston. and the Misses Carrie Jacobs, Sue
Solomon and Blanche Lawson. Dancing
Will follow.
Society Personals.
Miss Annie Shearer, daughter of DR..
Shearer of Santa Rosa, is the guest of Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gibson.
Owing to recent severe illness Miss
Adele Bagley has gone to San Diego accom-
panied by her father, Mr.. ID. 3. Bagley of
tie Bank Of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Willis have re-
turned to this city for the winter.
H.. II, Iort c.,
Francisco Thursday evening for their future
home in Detroit. Mrs. Russell will be
greatly missed in this the home of her child
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Paige, Mr. Cutler
Paige and Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Monteagle
have returned to San Francisco from Il 1.-THE
dale.
Nj and Mrs John D. Tallant have re-
turned from Santa Cruz, and are at the Occi-
dental Hotel.
Baltimore arc passing few weeks at the
Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant. who have been
spending the summer season at their cottage
in San Rafael, will return to their Bush
street residence about the first week in
October.
Lieutenant John L. schon, Fourth H.
fantry.. U. 5. A., has been granted two
months leave of absence, commencing No
yember 18th. a.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. P. Harrison have left for
n six weeks visit TO the Eastern States.
Mrs Hathaway and the Misses Hathaway
OF Sycamore Park are at a downtown hotel,
and Will receive on Mondays in October.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rudolph b. Spence Miss
Arcadia Spence and Miss Ada Sullivan have
been passing the week at the San Felipe
Ranch.
General and Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, U. S.
a, Miss Cecilia Miles, Miss Sherman, Miss
Hoyt, Captain Eli l.. higgins, U. S. A,
Lieutenant Charles 3. Gatewood, U. 5. A,
and Lieutenant Marion p. Maus, u. S. A,
arrived IN Chicago on September 10th, after
their trip through the Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Smpkins and
Miss Alice Simpkins lave returned from
Mint rey.
Mrs. a. NJ. Parrot and maid and Mr.. and
Mrs. {. de Guigne and family have gone to
the Hotel del Monte, where they expect to
remain about month or six weeks.
Mrs William NJ. Stewart left Reno, New,
a week ago for Washington, ID. G..
Mrs. Nj. l.. Clawson, Mrs. J. NJ Allen.
Miss Gertrude Allen aud Miss Minnie Shoe
bridge of Salt Lake City are visiting this city
and are at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Nj. and Mrs. I. G. Washington will
occupy their apartments at the Palace Hotel
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roesch have removed
to their new ana beautiful residence 25l3
Howard street, between Tnenty-frst and
Twenty-s-cond, formerly owned and occu-
pied by Mr.. Gus Spreckes.
Miss Mamie Lessen has returned to the
city from an EXTENDED visit to Mrs. Dr.
Brink of soquel.
nave returned from their wedding tour ana
are at their residence in Oakland.
Miss Maud HOllingswOrth OF Oakland is
visiting Miss Bowen at Santa Cruz. Miss
Nellie HullingsWolth is visiting friends here
Mrs. Co>mo Morgan has given up her
Eastern trip.
Hiss Susie Russell has returned to Sacra
mento from BOiinas, where she has been
spending the summer.
Colonel and Mrs. ". Il. Smedterg and Miss
Nellie Smedberg will return from the East
in about week.
Miss Cora Caduc is passing couple of
weeks at the Hotel Vendome in San Jose.
Nine. Craboe and Miss Louise Crabbe
have returned to the city after prolonged
visit TO san Rafael.
Mrs. A. S. Levy of Christchurch. New
Zealand, en- route for Europe, is paying
visit for couple Of months to h-r brother,
Mr.. Isidor Schwartz OF 704 Van Ness avenue.
Misses Ida, NJ. and Marguerite Hester
have returned from their visit to their friend
Miss Kate Hylaud Of The Old Cabin
Home, Santa Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Frank will leave for
the East about the middle of October, and
will be accompanied by Miss May L. Pope
and Mis- Edith Taylor, who will remain
away about three months.
Miss Annie Ferguson has returned to her
home in Fresno alter pleasant visit here
and at Santa Rosa.
Miss Lera Banding has returned from a
visit to Mrs William b. Collier at Clear
Lake, aud is now at san Rafael
Miss Bessie Shreye has be II enjoying
visit at Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam, Miss
Maude Badlam, Miss Maude Perry, Mr.. A.
I. Badlam and few other friends left ON
Friday 10 visit "Arcadii >" the beautiful sum
mer home Of Mr. Balkan, which is pictur-
esqqeIy situated in the mountains back of
St. Helena.
Major and Mrs. Benjamin Woodwork will
return to Fresno on Sunday, after passing
three months here at the Hotel Pleasanton'
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke ana Miss I.ottie
Clarke have been paying visit to Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. {. G. Lyman. u. 5. A, at Fort
Bowie, Ariz., While en- route to New York.