The morning call., 1890-10-27

[E MORNING CALL.
worthy object and one which deserves to be
well assisted. The grand march will con-
tain many new and novel speciaities IN the
way of vistas," costumes and evoiutons.
The Chairman of the Committee on Ar
engagements is Frank L. N0rlega, who IS
working very hard Tor the success OF the
carnival.
The third session OF the vigilantes will be
held at Mission Opera Hall, Friday even
ing, November 9TH.
California Drill Corps, No 9, n. S. G. w,
will give an exhibition drill and ball at Odd
Fellows Hall. November It'll.
Young Mems Institute No. will give an
entertainment and social at Mission Opera
Hall on Wednesday evening, November l2th::
The Morrow Club will hold their second
anniversary ball at B'nai Birth Hall next
Saturday evening.
The Golden Links will give an entertain
ment and dance at Cambrian Hall, 1888 Mis-
sion street, next Wednesday evening.
Triumph Lodge, No. IS, Order of the
Golden Shore, viii give domino and ice
cream party at Washington Hall, So Eddy
street. on Wednesday next.
Appropriate invitations are out fur the
third annual ball Of the Harness-makers'
National Union, No. 3, which will take
place at ODD Fellows Hall Saturday eyen-
ing next
The second annual party of the Orlando
Literary and Social Club will be held at
Union-square Hall on November 18th.
The Zig-Zag Social Club Will give their
third party at Mission Music Hall on
Wednesday evening next.
A social hop will be given by Company G,
Third Infantry Regiment, n. G. c. Captain
ID. j. Driscoll commanding at Bnal Bnlh
Hall on Wednesday next
The sports" V ill give their third party
M NIL I'LL Er;1 i,rr
next
Tue initial hop of the Inter Mes Club will
take place AT Inter No. Hall, "A West Mis-
sion street, on next Friday evening.
On Friday evening next the Lyeeum Com
edy Company will sppear at Saratoga hall
in AuguStin Days comedy, entitled A
Night Off"
The regular monthly recital of the San
Francisco Conservatory of Music will take
place Friday afternoon next The conserva-
tory will occupy its new and elegant quarters,
corner of Golden Gate avenue and Franklin
street, about November 1st.
Golden State Circle. G. OF F., will give
social and dance next Wednesday evening at
o. G. T. Hall, Alrazar Building.
Seven Pines Circle, Ladies of the G.. A. r.,
will give an entertainment, ball and camp
fire supper at B'nai Birth Hall, 12l Eddy
street, this evening. in aid of their Relief
Fund for poor soldiers and their families.
The anniversary party Of FlaInb beau Lodge,
No. Z, Order Of Beacon Light, will take place
next Friday evening in st. Georges Hall,
9095 Market street.
One OF the next interesting events to take
place i'll Alameda is the first invitation party
of the Alame1i Bicycle Club 10 be given
Wednesday evening, the 18th OF next month.
Young Ladies Institute will hold its third
annual Thanksgiving donation party at Odd
Fellows hall on Monday evening, November
9th. The admission fee will be one pound
of provisions and as much more as the pub
lie are inclined to send for the benefit of the
STU Vincent de Paul Society and St JoSeph'S
Home for Incurables, beth OF which inSti-
tutions appeal to the generosity of the
peoplesat large. An excellent programme
has been prepared, which will cenclude with
dancing
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McInnis have re-
turned to their home in Vallejo after an
extended trip through the principal cities
of the Eastern and Western States Mr.
McInnis also visited the home of his youth
in Prince Edwards Island and beheld the
landmarks, friends and associations of his
earlier days. Since his trip twenty-five
years ago he states the changes in the East
have been wonderful and progressive.
Though the Eastern world presents mag
nifcence and splandor still the climate and
people of California are such as will induce
him to spend the remainder Of his days in
this land OF the setting sun.
Mrs. J. Weand, Mrs. c. S. Wieland and
Mrs. E. Tam will leave this city to-day to
spend few weeks at Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. de Cola of Grass
Eastern States. Mrs. de Cola is in poor
health and it is hoped that she may be bene-
fitted by the trip. They may be absent all
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Frank Smith will occupy
apartments at the Hotel Pleasanton during
the winter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Irving NJ Scott and Miss
Alice Scott, who are visiting relatives in
Baltimore, viii return home early in No
yember
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Griffith. Miss Alice
Griffith and Miss Lucia Kittle have arrived
in New York City.
Mr.. Thomas Hill has been visiting Colo
RADIO and passed some time in the Grand
Canyon.
Mr.. j. H. RcdEgton and Miss Julia Red
ington are in tile city on visit from Santa
Barbara.
Mr.. Wilson T. Bohannan of Brooklyn, n.
Y, is in this city stopping at the Baldwin
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Thorn left on Wednes-
day last Tor Benson, AriZ., where they will
be the guests Of Major ID. 5. Gordon Tor the
next six weeks.
Mrs. Colonel S. o. Gregory of Alma is in
the city and is stopping at the Grand.
Mrs. II. Zaie of Haywards, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Henrietta Zeile, are
| guests at the Grand Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Simpkins, Miss
| Alice Simpklns and Mr. Harry Sinpkins
! left yesterday for an Eastern aud European
| tour, and will be away about three months.
Miss Meta McAlliSter will pass tho winter
| with Miss Julia McAllister in New York
| City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hopkins have re-
| turned from Redwood City and will pass
| the winter at their residence, corner of Clay
and Buchanan streets.
| Mr.. Joseph Livingston, Mrs. Joseph
Marks, Miss Eva Castle and Mr.. Arthur
| Castle are expected here in few days.
| Mr.. Walter J.. Dean will leave for the
| East on November 10th, and will probably
pass the winter season in New York City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Fletcher and Miss
| Antoinette Roman will reside in Roxbury,
| Mass, during the winter.
| Mrs a. W. Simpson and Miss Estelle
| Simpson. Of Stockton, are in the city on a
| visit.
Hon. aud Mrs. F. F. Low and Miss Flora
| Low are expected back in few days from
| their European trip.
| Mis- Walter McGavin, who has been visit
| ing relatives in England, is now in Chicago
| en- route home.
Mr.. Heath, the artist, has gone to Mount
Shasta to make sketches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Painter (nee RusselD
are spending the honeymoon at the White
| Sulphur Springs.
Captain and Mrs. Charles P. Low are in
| this city from visit East en- route for their
home in Santa Barbara. They leave ON
| Monday.
| Governor Murray is up from San Diego
| Mr.. Prescott Sawyer and Mr.. George st.
| Clair are at Santa Barbara
| Miss Lillian Slinkey of Sausalito left on
| Wednesday for Tuiare, where she. will be
| the guest for a month of Miss Lille Ham
in, formerly of Sausalito.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mangels and Miss Man
| gels are at Santa Barbara.
| MIR. S. A. Ringstrom prominent resi-
dent of Sonoma Valley, was in town Friday.
MIR. Z. Danforth and family, after spend
! ing the summer in SausalIto, are now COM
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