The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-24
L. SAN FRANCISCO MONDAY NOVEMBER a. 1seo-EIGT

| Miss Flora G. Kendall, the, Misses Potter,
MI an, and W Mrs H. A. A; R Re- DID, Dd
| Beel Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke w. Reynolds,
| Mr.. Charles Heinsen, Miss Hyde, Mr.. Louis
! Heine.
Surprise Party on Francisco Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
| by number of the members of the National
| Club TO one of their fellow members. Mr..
| John Ii. Thomas, at his home, $40 Francisco
| street, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Thomas and his family were entirely
unprepared for the pleasant surprise which
| awaited them, when at o'clock about
| thirty members of the National Club, ac-
| companied by number of ladies, appeared
in front of their residence, and with the aid
OF fish-horns, Chinese drums and sundry
| other ear-torturing instruments, made their
| presence known to the inmates.
Upon obtaining admittance to the resi-
! dence the bountiful supply of good things
brought by the members was spread and
| lavShly served throughout the evening. At
| II o'clock dancing began and lasted till
| o'clock in the morning.
Among, those present were: Mr., and
Mrs. A. J. Bailly, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Ad-
derson. Miss BERTHE Pidancet Miss Botteron.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bardelini, Miss Pitto, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis, Miss Emma Bail, Miss G. Slo-
cum, Miss NJ. Hill, Miss M. Piccinnini. Miss
| Wiggn, Miss Vera Anderson; Messrs. F.
| w. Amman, Paul Ball. George NJ Hide
brand, c. Nj. Troll, Adolph Troll. George
LIGHT Stephen Elliott, C. "a. Smith, George
| S. Clark, Henry A. Wolfe, j. II. Jones, e.
| +. BOtter0n, w. j. Mccarthy, j. Hanlap. L.
| &. Hansen, Ralph Thomas. William Thomas
| and Mr.. and Mrs. j. il. Thomas.
Parties to Take Place.
| The Buffaoes have issued invitations for
thpir hon, 10 fal-a rIl of Eal-
| lows Hall on Friday evening, December 9Th.
| The Berlius will give their second hop at
| Union-square Hall OF Tuesday evening,
| December 10th.
| The Del Monies have issued unexcepticn-
| able invitations for their next hop to take
| place at Odd Fellows Hall Oh the 9th prox.
The San Francisco Amateur Dramatic AS
ISOLATION will produce Uncle Toms
| Cabin next Sunday morning aat the Or
| pheum Theater. Mr.. A. w. BelaSco Jr.
will appear as Uncle Tom.
| The S. R. w. Club will give a literary
and musical entertainment, to conclude with
| dancing for the benefit Of Evening Star
Lodge, No. ia, |. o. G. T.. on Saturday
evening next in Grand Central Hall, on the
| corner of Sixth and Market streets.
| Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. X. and l.. of
| H.. will give their next "evening at home"
at Union-square Hall on the 4th prox
| Alta Lodge, No. IA, L. of W., will hold
grabbing party on Monday evening" Decem-
| Der Sth, in Western Hall, Shells Building
The Nyaya Club will give their eleventh
| hop at Mission Opera Hall on Wednesday
| evening, December 17ih
| The Goodwin Comedy Company will give
| an entertainment for the benefit of the AL
| calde Drill Corps at Saratoga Hall on De-
| cember 18th.
| The Danish Society, DANA Branch, No.
| 2, will give an entertainment and ball at
Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 9th.
The San Francisco Athletic Club will give
| their eighth anniversary ball at B'nai Birth
| Hall on Saturday evening, December 18Th.
Golden Gate Circle. No; %, C. o. F., viii give
an entertainment and ball at B'nai Birth Hall
| on Thursday evening, December 4th.
Carmel Assembly of the Young Ladies'
| Catholic Union Will give an entertainment
and social, including fancy drill by Carmel
Drill Corps, at Odd Fellows Hall next
| Tuesday evening.
| Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
their third Thanksgiving donation party this
evening at Dad Fellows Hall. Admission,
one pound of provisions. etc, from each
| guest for the st. Vincent de Paul societies
| and ST. Joselh's Home for 1ncurables.
Rincon Parlor. No. y. N S. G. W., will
give their fifth anniversary ball at Odd Eel
| lows Hall on Thanksgiving eve (neXt
| Wednesday,.
The third entertainment and hop of the
| OuiS men Institute Will Ue uelu at ID nal
| Birth Hall on Thanksgiving eve next
| Wednesday,.
The first ball of the reorganized Canadian
Association will take place at B'nai Birth
| Hall, 121 Eddy street, on Thanksgiving
| night next Thursday.
| fantry Regiment. n. G. c., viii receive their
| friends at the armory, 1923 Market street,
| on Wednesday evening next
Invitations have been issued for the eev-
4 A.. HI. n.
! Union-sQuare Hall on Tuesday evening
! next.
The Zig-Zag Social Club will give their
| monthly party at Mission Music Hall on
| Friday evening next.
| The seventeenth anniversary of the Jour-
| neymen TalorS' Protective and Benevolent
| Union viii be celebrated at odd Fellows
| Hall, on Saturday evening next.
Tie initial hop of the Coronados will
| take place at Union-squars Hall this even
| Ing.
The thirtieth anniversary ball and recep-
| ton to lis officers viii be given by Company
| A, Fifth Regiment Infantry, Second Brig
| ade, n. G. G., at Cavalry Hall, corner of
| Twelfth and Washington streets, Oakland,
! next Wednesday evening.
Bay City Lodge, Knights and Ladies OF
| Honor, gives ball at Saratoga Hall on
| Wednesday evening next.
| A special ball will be given by the Schuet-
zen Verein of the San Francisco Turn We
| on Turk street, next Wednesday evening
Young Mems Institute No. SO VIII give
| their third entertainment and ball at B'nai
Birth Hall on Wednesday next, Thanks
| giving eve
| The seventeenth anniversary ball of the
Journeymen Tailors' Protective and Benev-
| olent Union will take place at Odd Fellows
| Hall next Saturday evening.
The Eola Club will give a fancy bon-bon
| party shortly at Teutonia Hall.
No fam anfl l,on &c
| German Butchers Society will take place at
| leu toDia Hall next Sunday evening
California Circle, No. 103, G. of F., will
| give its first entertainment and ball at Alca.
| Ear Building next Saturday evening.
Dung Mems Institute No. "a will give its
| second annual ball at Potrero Opera House
| next Wednesday evening"
The Chlldren's Progressive Lyceum,
| which meets at 9O9h Market street each
| Sunday morning, will give its regular lit
| with dance, in that building on the last
| Saturday of the month instead of the con-
| templated bazaar and fair, which has been
| postponed.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Philip Caduc and Miss Caduc will
receive on Tuesdays at their residence, 1903
| Leavenworth street
Mrs. w. ii. Croker is expected shortly
| from abroad. II is understood that Mrs.
CiUChtl uFci iuttltStiUS auultlOU
| to her husbands collection of ceramics.
| Miss Eleanor Hillyer will receive on Tues
| days at 1923 Bush street.
Mrs. Senator Stewart, Mrs. and Miss AID
| rich have arrived in Washington and are
| comfortably settled for the winter.
Mr.. Fl. L. Dodge is in New York.
Miss Lottie Farnsworth and Miss Lille
| Daley were the guests of the Misses Law
| renee OF San Maieo the past week.
Miss Lena Schell, daughter of Judge G.
| W. Scheil, is visiting Modesto, the guest of
| Judge A. Hewel and family.
| Miss A. Boole and Miss Elizabeth Miller
| of Ross Valley are the guests of Miss Annie
| Topley at her parents residence in Vallejo.
| Captain and Mrs w. II. Kelley of Healds-
burg, accompanied by their daughter Miss
Milie Kelley are soiourning in this city.
| DR.. G. l.. Tisdale and family are expected
to arrive in Alameda from Chicago in about
| week.
Miss Julia Bissell is en- route home fir ON
| Cincinnati, where she has been visiting
| friends for several weeks.
Mr.. Frank Otis and family returned to