The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-23

joseph Nj. Kerr. George P. Hall, p Henry
M4ckenna, Thomas Hallinan and VIII T.
DOrTaHce.
At 10 o'clock the guests repaired to the
urawlng-rOom where The following pro-
gramme was eXcplently rendered: Song,
Playmatei Are We" Miss Fannie Burns;
recitation, "On the Stump" z. Henry Nc
kennai comic song, Comrades We Be" J,
Michael Kerr; recitation, Take Chance?'
Miss Kitty Burns. Miss Sarah Boyle and
Miss Emma Burns sang duet and an act
from the comedy, THE LOye-maker," was
prodnt ed by Miss Theresa Burns and Will
f. D0rrance.
AT the conclusion of tile programme sup
per was served. The affair was heartily
enjoyed by the following guests: Miss
Sarah Boyle, Miss Emma Burns. Miss
Sarah Kane, Miss Kitty Burns. Miss Kitty
McKenna, Miss Anne Hayes. Miss Theresa
Burns, Miss Emily Fox, Miss Lulu Feather
stone and Miss Fannie Burns; Messr6, p.
Henry McKenna, Thomas Hallinan, George
p. Hall. Thomas Burns, q. z. Atwood,
Joseph Whitford. Chauncy LewisOn, VIII
4. Green, Joseph NJ. Kerr and VII T.
Dorrance.
Society Personals.
Mrs. James Carolan and her daughter,
Miss Emily Cdrolan. left for the East yes
terday. Miss Carolan will remain East to
attend school at Miss POrter'5, Farming ton,
Conn.
Miss Eva McAllister and Mrs. &. f. Wise,
The daughters Of Mrs. Hall McAllister. have
for the present given up their intended trip
to Europe, owing to the indispOsition Of
their mother.
Mr.. L. G. Schmielell and ATr. Charles j.
Fay have gone down on a visit to Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. w. C. Ralslon and Miss RalSton have
returned from visit TO Auburn.
Miss Lucy Epson has returned to Sacra-
mento from Pacific Grove.
Mr.. Michael Davitt, the Irish patriot, his
vile and children. lett on the overland train
last Monday evening OH their return 10 Ire
land. While i'll Oakland they were the
guests OIL the Caunlngs, whose niece he mar
ried.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Grady of Fresno are
stopping at the Baldwin Hotel for brief
vacation visit.
Mr.. Timothy }. Sutherland, the young
Fresno rancher, is visiting lis mother and
sisters at the Marechal Neil on Ellis street.
MIR. c. W. Shaw, the mining expert has
gone to Mexico on business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. T. L. Dargie have returned
from pleasant trip to Lake Tahoe
Mrs. J. J. OBJ. Gum and party, who have
been staying at Santa Barbara for several
weeks, returned yesterday.
MI. Ii. G. AhlerS has returned from a
business trip to Seattle and the Northwest
u . - L iAlSs~o u L 4toiiO 10 6lApSCtCu "
return by Thursdays steamer from Hum
boldt, where she has been visiting friends.
Miss hitue Corbett is the guest of Miss
Nettle Royal Of Santa Rosa.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wilcox, Miss F. a. Wilcox and
Mr.. w. Il Wilcox are visiting Los Angeles.
Mr.. Henry I. OXnard has left Chino for
Nebraska on business.
Mrs James Flood and Miss Flood have
gone Oh Il short visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. James jerome Smith OF
Stockton have finished a sixty days trip to
Alaska and the cities of Puget Sound, and
will remain at the California prior to leav-
ing for san Diego and City OF Mexico, to be
gone Till the last Of the year.
Miss Clara Barton, the we'll known phil
anthrOpist and President of the American
Red Cross, aud Dr.. >. b. HubbeH, its geneT-
al field agent, arrived at the Occidental HO-
tel Sunday morning They are here to ar
range Il camping excursion into the noun
tains with her friends. the botanists, Mr..
and Mrs. J. q. Lennon of Oakland with
whom they spent several weeks Of camping
lie in the SIerras on former visit TO the
Pacific Coast In 1856