The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-31
CHURCH NOTICES.


R Woodbridge Presbyterian Church,
90 cor. Twentieth and Capp sts.-Pastor, Rev r.
j. Curtis. Services tomorrow Excelsior Hall, over
Y. NJ. C. A, 1919 Mission ST. II A. NJ "The Key
of the Kingdom of Heaven" 7:35 P NJ, Spiritual
fentecost;p sab9ath-schGoi 1880 O'Clock Gospel
always cordially welcomed 1t
H. Howard Presbyterian Church, Mis-
G~S sion St. near Third-The Rev. j. w. Holt,
ID, from Dayton, Ohio, viii preach tomorrow at
II A. NJ aud at ~ p NJ. Sunday school at 30 An.
and 1880 p NJ Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor at o 10 p NJ Prayer meeting on wednes-
day evening at 1880 O'Clock. Strangers and others
are andy and cordially invited to these services 1t
ES First Presbyterian Church, Cor. OF
49, Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st-Rey. Rob
ert Mackenzie, ID. D., pastor. The Rev. j. Il. Stew
art, ID, co-pastor, Will preach at IL and 7:45
?. NJ Sunday-schoei at ~ 40 P NJ. Young Peoples
Society of Christian EndeayOr 6: as p. M Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7: AS p. NJ. All are
welcome TO these services 1t
81 First Methodist Episcopal Church.
ss~S Powell ST., bel. Washington and Jackson Tile
pastor, NJ. ID. Buck, will preach at II \. NJ.
Meper VIII conduct revival service Glass meet
inss AT 10 a. NJ and II 80 aud p NJ. Sunday
school, including Annis Merrill's Bible class, at
Regular services Monday. Wednesday and Thurs
day nights. Spanish mission services. Sunday
school al 80 p NJ Other services Sunday at $50
?. NJ. aEd Tuesday night. The church Will picnic AT
Glen Ellen Tuesday. Everybody invited to the ser
vices. Its
e~S Christian Science services every Sunday at
II A. NJ i'll Fraternal Han, Aleazar Building, on
Sss .sol Il - - are lnyIeI: ny5 "a %
NOTICES or MEETINGS..
~ Pacific Lodge, No. 1856. f. and q
ned of called meeting on SUNDAY, June Ky
list. at 80 A. M, at the Masonic Temple wv
BEHRENDT All Master Masons in good standing
invited. By order of the w. ".
ny3l 1t GEORGE rESLINGToN, Secretary.
~ Officers ard Members of ,sSzsazz<
Gh~O Pacific Lodge No. lb5, /. q. o.
are requested TO meet in Prospect Hall 5@SSeS
SUNDAY, June LIST, for the purpose of >/=HFNS-
attending the funeral of late brother. F. V. W.
L. BBAcKETT, r.. /. my31 2t
GP TempIar RebeI<ah Degree .sS.Agzz>.
ssIs L q No ~ l. o o f meets sgsE
Market and Seventh SITS. All members Of the degree
cordially invited TO meet with US. Degree work
every second and fourth 81 SsatuTdays ,,,c, -,
NELLIE L. WILKINS, Rec. Sec. jars If sa
~ California Rebekab De- ->,sHggls.
The lodge Sss meets every NC sAT r. ID ~
EVENING, at Friendship Hall, New Odd ,/#HHN-
order. LIZZIE h. ROY, Noble Grand.
MATTE LAUER, Rec. Sec. mrs If Sa
~ Austrian Benevolent society.e
G~S Oihcers and members yOu are here NsSsss@4
Suffer St. on SUNDAY June /. 1880, at .5s1sS
II so o'elock' TO attend the funeral Of our
late deceased brother, ANDREW BUDRICA. All
members are requested to attend BY order OF
NJ. SCANATICH, President.
y. BoLLTNGER, Recording Secretary. my31 2t
RS Attention, Brothers-The Picnic
Gr~S Committee OF the Rebel Cork Benevolent
Association are requested to meet at POS Fifth st.
on SUNDAY, June LIST [my3l ri T. }. DIVER.
P stated Meeting of Division No.
~ 9, Ancient Order Of Hibernians Will be held
In Irish-Ameriean Han on SATURDAY EVENING
May 3lst at o'clock. Punctual attendance Is
earnestly requested An invitation from Division
No. d. a o. H., to participate in their excursion to
Laurel Grove on July lSt is duly acknowledged.
JAMES q. BROWNE Pres
WILLIAM b. Mcsw1SEY, Sec. my50 It
EeS5s The Annual Meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the Eliza Day Quartz MininS Com
pany for the election OF Directors and the transac
ton OF such other business may be brought be-
fore the meeting, will be held at 304 Montgomery
street, San Francisco Cal. on SATURDAY EVEN
my22 lot W. f BAINBRIDGE
ES san Francisco CALIFORNIAN ~
80 - Clu6.-Grand gathering OF the ~ ESS3
ca "a as in the > Of Aud Sac" SNS42
SAT- RDAY, May 81, 1890 Smell Mound $$
Iark, t--sEsey. The club is determined to make
-Ll-s he twenty-fourth annual gathering and games
the grandest and most enjoyable event OF the sea
sou. New games Will be introduced never before
seen In America. A large list of exciting club
events is open to members of clubs from all parts
OF the world who Will receive over $500 in cash
and other prizes, including two handsome gold
medals, value $500 each, for long distance races
Sc3ttsh hatlOnu Gahces Oy expert cIansnen and
Iads ana lasSies In costume. Also, long list OF
games open to all corners, for which there are large
cash, as well as other valuable prizes Delegations
from all parts Of the United States and Canada Will
be present TO take part in the grand Flourish of
Trunpets. The usual Highland hospitality is ex-
tended to all Dancing from IL O'Clock A. NJ in two
payilions to the music OF the celebrated Second
Regiment Band There Will be fHl corps of High
land PiperS in costume. Games commence 80
O'Clock sharp and Gloss at NJ. No internisson.
Trains connect with Oakland ferry-bOatS every
half hour. Admission soc. children Csc. BE sure
and buy your tickets for Shell Mound Park.
THOMAS WILSON, Secretary. mis- lat