The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-03


commenced and continued till early morn
ing.
The following gentlemen are responsible
for the evenings rema1kablIe4 success 81 ef On
Treasurer; J. j. Hoar S. B.; Alexander
Smith, c. R.; E. E. McDivitt, F. s.; James
Norton, S. w.; J. Terrill, J: B.; W: I.
Plevin, R. s.; W; T: Britton, J: W.; W. y.
rangments-A. A. Pier Chairman, E. E.
McDivitt. Peter Koppin, W.. I. plevin,
George Monck; Reception Committee
James Ernest Chairman. W. I. Hammond;
Peter Koppin, William A. Crocker, David
Smith, RAYMOND Harris, j. Terrill. Freder-
| lex Kimball, j. Dallas; floor manager, E.
| F. McDivitt: Floor Committfe-George Mar
shall, A. A. Pier, w. L. Plevin, j. j. HOar,
| Charles Ii. Amey.
Parties to Take Place.
The Signal Corps, Second Brigade N. G.
| c., have issued invitations for select party
| at Union-sauare Hall,on Thursday evening,
| the 18th inst.
Yerba Buena Parlor No. 81. N. S. G. W..
have issued invitations for full-dress ball
to take place at Odd Fellows Hall, on
! Thursday next.
| Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, K. and L. of a.,
will give another of their pleasant even
| ings at home" Thursday evening next at
| Unon-square Hall.
California Drill Corps, No 2, N. S. G. W.,
will give an exhibition drill and ball at Odd
! Fellows Hall, on Friday evening next
The third session OF the Vlgllantes Will be
! held at Mission Opera Hall, Friday even
ing next
Literary and Social Club will be held at
| Union-square Hall on Friday evening next.
"Sarah's Young Man" will be presented,
followed by dancing.
The Calliopean Musical and Literary So
| ciety Will give its next entertainment and
/
| Hall, corner OF Bush and Polk streets. The
change of locale will be observed.
Young Mems Institute No. will give
| their fifth anniversary ball at Odd Fellows
! Hail on the 18th inst
The second anniversary souvenir ball will
be given by the Fremont Club at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Saturday evening, the 10th
| inst.
The Beulah Club will entertain friends on
Friday evening next at Mission Music Hall
| on the corner Of Howard and Twenty-hrst
| streets.
San entertainment and hop will be given
| BY Fremont Paror, n. ID. g. W., at Irving
Hall, 139 Post street. next Thursday even
| ing.
Evans Council No. 80, 0. C. F.. will give
an entertainment and pall for the benefit of
their first Past Grand Councillor, g. l.. Wig
gin, at Washington Hall next Wednesday
| evening.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give an
entertainment and social at Mission Opera
Hall on Wednesday evening next
The County Monaghan Social and Benev-
| olent Club will give another quarterly social
| and entertainment at Metropolitan Hall on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
| Bronson Howard's American comedy en-
| titled The Henrietta will be given pro-
duction on Friday evening, November 2lst,
| by the Bohemian Dramatic Club. Dancing
| will follow the entertainment.
The monthly entertainment and dance
of the Society of Progressive Spiritualists
will be held on Saturday evening next in
Washington Hall, 50 Eddy street
La Volta l.. and 7. Society will giye an
Governing at home" at Minerva Hall, Sara
toga Building, ON Friday evening, the 2Sth
| inst.
The pupils of Humans Branch Academy
| will give their next social at their hail. cor
ner of Howard and Twenty-firSt streets. this
evening.
A dramatic entertainment will be given
at Saratoga Hall in aid of St Bridget's Pa
rochial School, Tuesday evening, November
| 18th, when the comedy, Our Boys" will be
| presented by the AlcaZar Dramatic Club.
| The Native Sons of Vermont give ball
at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening, the
18th inst. A selected programme of fancy
dancing will precede the grand march. The
| affair promises to be great success.
| The pupils of AnderSon's Academy will
| give bow party next Saturday evening at
their hall, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe
| streets.
The Vernons will give their second ami
| versary ball on Thursday evening, Novem-
| Der 9th. at Union-square Hall.
A social will be gwen by the San Fran
| cisco German Ladies' Relief Society on Sun
| day, the 10th inst, at Irving Hall.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
present " The Octoroon" at Saratoga Hall
| Wednesday evening, December Sd.
! The Nyaya Club will give its eleventh hop
at Mission Opera Hall on December 18th.
The Spiders and Flies will give special
souvenir ball at Odd Fellows Hall toward
| the end Of November.
| Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. McAlister of De-
visadeIo street have returned to this city
after sojourning at Menlo Park and other
| places.
Mr.W. j. Casly of Santa Clara has arrived
| in New York and was entertained at dinner
on Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Belden,
! formerly of San Jose.
Mrs. Joseph Marks, Mr.. Joseph Living
| ston, Miss Eva Castle and Mr.. Arthur Castle
returned from their European tour. on Fri
| day. They were accompanied by MIR. Louis
Hirsch from New York, the recent troubles
| in Central America having prevented his de-
parture for Guatemala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ii. Simpkins. Miss
Alice Smpkins and Mr.. Harry l.. Simpkins,
wha were TO have gone East last Sunday,
postponed their departure for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe Jr. will
reside at 21i7 Pacific avenue during the
| winter
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Osment have returned
from the East and have taken apartments
at the Hotel Pleasanton for the winter
Mrs. f. E. SpauldiDg and Miss Curtis of
Helena, Mont, are visiting the city and are
| at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr.. r. II. Sprague viii return from New
York in about week.
Mr.. E. NJ. Greenway has left for a three
weeks trip in the East.
Mrs NJ. X. Dyer has been visiting frien1s
| In Stockton.
Lieutenant-Co Commander J. J. Brice, U. S.
n, and wife are at the Hotel del Monte,
! Monterey, for health and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bennett have left
for Santa Barbara and other southern
points. They expect to be gone two weeks
and upon their return will hold reception.
Mr.. Horace Sperry has been visiting in
Stockton.
Lieutenant-C Colonel o. D. Greene who re-
Gently arrived from the East, has taken his
position as Assistant Adjutant-General of
the Department of California.
Mr.. Charles Low, son Of Ex-Governor +.
F. Low, has been visiting in Woodland.
Lieutenant Charles II. Grierson, son of
General Grierson, and bride are at Del Cor
onado.
Mrs. DR.. Ruggles of Stockton, wife of
Professor Ruggies Of the State University
has been the guest of Rev. John Kirby's
family in Alameda for the past few days
MIS-. vi Odhldnu, accompanied ny
her little daughter. is visiting Mrs. Alexan-
der Chalmers of Stockton.
Among recent visitors to Del Monte are:
Mr.. G. o. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Davis, Mr., John r. Spring, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Alvord, Mr.. G. Ii. Dunsmoor, Mr..
l.. o. Kellogg, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. S. Chad
borne and Mr.. Hugh Tevis.
Mrs. Thomas Breeze. Miss Breeze, Miss
Louisa Breeze and Mr.. w. Breeze will leave
next Tuesday for New Haven, Conn, to re-
main there during the winter. Mr.. Breeze
will resume his studies at Yale.
Mr. A. de la Tore Jr. will spend several
weeks in Haywards for the benefit of his
health, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton A.
Reid.
The following San Francisco people are
at present quartered in Paris. Most of them
will spend the winter in Italy and the
south Of France: Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Tubbs. Miss Tubbs, Mr. Alfred Tubbs,
Mrs. James Irvine, Mr.. James w. Byrne,
Colonel Byrne, Mrs. M. V. Baldwin, Mrs.
Joseph A. Ford. Mr.. d. o. Mills, Mr.. and