The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-22

evening, January Goth. Special preparations
are being made for the event.
Brittania Lodge, No. T. Daughters of ST.
George. will give social at Mozart Hall,
1853 Market street. on Monday evening, the
29th inst.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1862, K. and L. of H.,
will give New Years ball ON Thursday
evening January 1st.. at Union-sGuare Hail.
421 Post street. Music by BUNS Orchestra.
Invitations can be procured of the Secretary
at 236 Suffer street
The entertainment, social dance and cleo
ton of the Society of Independent Old
Friends will take place in Irving Hall ON the
Both inst.
"A civil and military ball will be given by
the Mutual Aid Society of the Garibaldi
Guard at Garibaldi Hall on Wednesday
evening, the 31st inst
National Parlor, No. 49, N. S. G. W.,
will hold its third anniversary party at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, January
18th.
The members of the Aldine Musical Club
will hold a full-dress party on Tuesday,
January G, at Union-square Hall.
The Marine Engineers Association, No.
49, of San Francisco, will hold their eighth
anniversary ball and entertainment at Odd
Fellows hail. January 18th.
The South End Boating Club will give an
invitatonal ball at B'nai Birth Hall on
January 9th.
Court Pride of Golden West, No. 81, Ju-
nlor Branch Ancient Order of Foresters of
America. will hold their fourth open meet
ing at Shlels Building, 81 O'Farreil street.
on Wednesday evening, January 18th.
The Triton Boat Club will give a party on
New Years eve at their boat-house
A Christmas tree social will be given to
the pupils Of the Sanders and CarreI
academies at Olympic Hall next Thursday
evening.
Golden West Circle, No. 43, will give
domino rarty on Sunday evening next at
olympic Hall, corner of Suffer and Powell
streets.
The Scandinavian Society's annual chill
dren's Christmas-tree festival and ball will
take place at Saratoga Hall next Saturday
evening.
The Ziz-Zag Club will give their next So
cial at Mission Music Hall next Friday even
ing.
The anniversary ball of the Germania
Club Will take place at Saratoga Hal! on
Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
The prizes bought with the proceeds of the
recent bazaar held by the Chldren's Pro-
gressive Lyceum will be distributed from an
evergreen tree next Saturday evening at ST.
Georges Hall.
Society Personals.
Gcvernor-elect Markham has been quite
i'll at his home in Pasadena from overwork
and an attack of la grippe. His physician is
OF the opinion that with proper care he will
be able 10 leave for Sacramento about the
first Of January, though that is doubtful.
Hon. Romualdo Pacheco is expected to ar
rive from Washington, d. c., to-day, and
will proceed to Central America to com.
mence his duties as United States Minister
there.
Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller will go to Coronado
Beach early in Janusry and will rema in
there for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Moore of Mare
Island went to Santa Barbara on their way
up he coast from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Woodwork of Fresno
are guests at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. P. b. NagIe and Miss Maggie of Red
Bluff have come to this city. Miss Nagle
will visit relatives and friends till after the
holidays.
Miss Birdie Fair has been attending
classes at the Convent Of Sacred Heart In
New York.
Mrs. George Ladd will sp end the holidays
in Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Dodge returned
home on Saturday evening after making an
interesting tour extending round the globe.
MI. Nixon, rector of Christ Church, Sau-
saito, contempletes an early trip to England
TO see his family. and upon his return to
California he will probably start School of
Industry at Niles, as he intends to resign his
position at SausaitO.
MI and Mrs. Henry L. Van Wrinkle of this
CITY and Miss Carrie III. Kellogg of Utica,
n: T.. are visiting Los Angeles
Miss Madeline Hawlcy of Washington.
D. u, is stopping at the Hotel Pleasanton.