The morning call., 1890-11-17

E MORNING CALL.
Association will take place at B'nai Birth
Hall, 121 Eddy street, on Thanksgiving
night, November 9th.
The Franklins, Company D. First In
fantry Regiment, n. e. c., will receive their
friends at the armory. 1923 Market street,
on Wednesday evening, the 26th inst.
The Zig-Zag Social Club will give their
monthly party at Mission Music Hall on
Friday evening, the 28th inst.
An Entertainment bizarre" will be given
by the ladies of Plymouth Congregational
Church, December Sd, 4th and 9Th, in their
church parlors. Choice works Of art bric-a-
brac and fancy articles, suitable for holiday
gifts, will be for sale. Each evening fine
programme will be one OF the attractions.
Invitations have been issued for the elev-
enth installation party of the SIdik Club at
Union-square Hall on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst.
A special souvenir ball will be given by
Olympus Circle. No. AZ. G. 0. F., at Roh-
wedeI's Hail. on the corner of Seventeenth
and Noe streets, next Friday evening.
The first social of Amity Rebekah Degree
Lodge, No. 16l, l. o. o. F., will take place
at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday evening,
December Sth.
Susun Paror. No. 80, N. S. G. W., will
give a fancy-dress ball on Thanksgiving
eve, November 10Th, at the former place.
1t promises to be a very swell affair.
Pacific Council No. s, Order of Chosen
social and entert ainment on Friday evening
next, at Washington Hall, on Eddy street.
A cordial invitation is extended to friends.
The seventeenth anniversary of the Jour
neymen Iallors' Protective and Benevolent
Union will be celebrated at Odd Fellows
Hail. on Saturday evening, the 29th inst.
The Booth Dramatic Company will give
its first production this season at Irving
Hall. on Sunday evening, December 14th, on
which occasion Will be presented Sheridan
Knowles "NirgiDius."
The Caledonian Club of San Francisco
will hold its twenty-fifth annual reunion
and banquet at Scottish Hall, next Friday
| evening.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will give
| an apron and necktie Iarty next Friday
| evening.
Invitations have been issued for the next
reception of The Assembly, to be held at
| Union-square Hall, this evening.
Empire Lodge, No. $50, X. and L.. OF H.,
| will give their regular monthly social at St.
| Georges Hall, on Wednesday evening, next.
| The st. Marcus Ladies' Society will hold
| their sixteenth anniversary ball on Thurs
| day evening next at Saratoga Hall.
AN entertainment and socil will be given
| by Mantle Parlor. No. 105. n. s. G. W.. at
| Union-square Hall OH Thursday evening
| next
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society, No. 2,
will hold Thanksgiving donation party at
| their hall on the corner of Eighteenth and
| Shotwen streets this evening.
/ The Elite Club will give its thirteenth an
| nual souvenir party at Odd Fellows Hall
| on Saturday evening next
| Pacific Parl0r, No. 10. n. S. G. W., will
| give their ninth anniversary party at Odd
| Fellows Hall, on Friday evening next.
The San francisco Schuetzen Ladies'
Verein will give their tenth masquerade ball
at Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening next.
The fifth anniversary ball Of Young Mems
| Institute. No. 7, will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening next
| The members of the Aldine Musical Club
will give full-dress party at Union-square
| Hall tomorrow evening.
| Young Ladies Institute, No. 9, will give
an entertainment and social in Cambrian
| Hall On Tuesday evening next.
| The \. s. l.. X. 10 will be at home on
| Tuesday evening next at $3.50 o'clock at
| Lunts Hall, 1910 Polk street.
| The pupils Of AndtrSon'S Academy will
| give party next Saturday evening at their
| hall, corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The members of the Second Artillery Reg
iment Drum Corps Will give an invitation
dance at their armory on Friday evening
| next.
Saratoga Hall will be a center of attrac-
ton Eext Friday evening, when The Hem
| rietia' Will be produced by The Boheml N
Dramatic Club. The comedy will be pre-
scented by strong cast.
Society Personals.
Lady Plowden is on her way back to En-
| gland. While visiting on this Coast she was
| for some time the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Huntington at Del Monte.
| Mrs. Z. Minor Smith and Miss Nellie
| Smith were in New Haven when last heard
from. Their stay will probably be pro-
tiacted TIL near the end of the year. They
l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barroilhet are now
| occupying their residence near San Mateo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar n. Wilson are So
| journng at Los Angeles for season.
| According to their present plans Senator
| and Mrs. Stanford will leave about the 25th
| of this month for Washington, where they
| will remain until March.
| Mr.. A. 5. Hallidie is interested in having
| several hundred ornamental trees planted
| near Searsville.
Chief Justice Beatty of the Supreme
| Court, who has been living in Oakland dur
| ing The summer, vii soon move back TO San
Francisco.
Mrs. Samuel Rea, in company with her
daughters, Misses Ola and Lille Rea, Of
Gilroy. are the guests of Miss Edith Rea of
Santa Clara.
Mr. J. Leroy Nickel has been visiting
Menlo Park to Inspect his new residence.
Mr. and Mrs. William White are at the
| Hotel Vendome.
Miss Rose Rich has been visiting her
| brothers in New York City since her return
| from Europe. She is expected here in De-
| cember.
| Miss Lena Schell is the guest of Miss Ell
| sic Emery at her home in Oakdsle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Devlin of Astoria,
| Oregon, are visiting this city and are stop
| ping at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Mr. Chauncey Nj. st. John will go East
next Thursday and will be away several
weeks He will visit Colonel and Mrs.
Charles E. Bridge (nee St john at Brook
| Ign Heights, n. Y, and afterward will be
the guest of relatives in Washington, ID. G.,
and New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. A. de la Tore Jr. Of San Francisco is
at present staying at Haywards for the
MIR. and Mrs. Clifton A. Read
Rev. E. E. Shearer of this city preached
yesterday in Salinas.
Mr. Francis S. Newlands has been very
i'll at the Palace Hot |. Mrs. Newlands
came down from Reno on Thursday on re-
ceipt of the intelligence of his condition.