The morning call., 1891-09-03

Costello, Oliver l.. Chapman, George war
ren; Miss Gussie Barry, Miss Hattie New
ton, Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Frances
Doran, Miss Dode Barry, Miss Julia Len
non, Miss Nan O'Day Miss Lille Hagan,
Miss Kate Madden and Miss Lizzie Mall0y.
The Globe Club Entertainment.
The members OF the Globe Dramatic Club
produced Blackstone's farce, Popping the
Question" last night at Irving Hall with
the following cast: Mr.. Primrose, Mr.. A.
S. Jarvie; Henry Thornton, Mr.. Stanley
HUFF; Ellen Murray. Miss Anna Clark; Bob
bin. Miss Georgia Wilson; Miss Biffin, Miss
Kittie McGrorey; Miss WnterblOssom, Miss
Alice Clark. There were few musical Sc
leetiOns afterward rendered by Miss Rose
Broderick, Miss Mamie Mcbride and others,
the evening concluding with dancing. ihere
was also a fair attendance. The club Is
largely formed of members Of commercial
company doing business in this city.
The "Dukes" Outing Mt Fairfax.
The private picnic given by the dukes
last Sunday at Fairfax Park was attended
by over one hundred people, who spent the
day in games throughout the grounds and
dancing in the pavilion. A sumptuous
lunch had been prepared by the Dukes.
The success of the picnic was due largely
to the earnest efforts of the treasurer OF the
club Mr.. Louis Carnes. He was ably as
sisted by Messrs. w. O'Neil. l.. Lederne
of the pavilion and acquitted himself we'll
The club will give souvenir party in the
near future.
Society Personals.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. D. B. Stewart arrived
in Pasadena yesterday 10 superintend the
erection of their new house there DR..
Stewart will occupy the pulpit OF the First
Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, be-
ginning next Sunday.
Mrs. John Boggs and Miss Alice Boggs
have returned from the East and are at the
Palace Hotel.
Mrs Catherwood, Miss Catherwood and
Miss Simrail came up from Monterey on
Monday and are at the Occidental Hotel.
Miss Caduc is visiting friends in Marin
County.
MIR. Franklin P. Ball of the firm of Ball
& Cleary has returned from rapid TIP to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Henley Smith leave to-day
for the East and Europe for the benefit OF
Mrs. Smiths health.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Samues have returned
from visit TO the Eastern States.
Mrs. Senator Jones is at present enter
tanning Miss Lena Home at her Santa
Monica residence.
Judge Albion W. Tourgee. wife and
daughter, of Philadelphia, will visit the
Pacific Slope this month. Judge TOnrgee is
well known in the literary world as
writer of ability.
NIr. and Mrs. W. B. Bourn, Miss Maud
aud Miss Ida Bourn, Miss Alice Griffith,
Miss Carrie Griffith and Mr.. W. II. Fisher
have arrived at Vancouver in tbs private
car Haslemere. after spending few days In
Victoria. They will return to this city by
way of Seattle and the Sound cities.
Miss Kate Hallisey returned to her home
in Salem, MnsS., last Tuesday, after three
months visit to her sister, Mrs. Mccormick,
and her neces, the Misses Gillespie, of this
city.
Messrs George II. Plppy and r. P. Doolan,
two prominent Native Sons, have been Wis
iting Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MctJreary Of Sacra-
mentO are staying at Sausalito.
Mrs. Peter White ana Miss Mabel White
of Alameda are contemplating trip TO the
Northwest country.
Mrs. DR.. w. S. Thorne and Miss Grace
Thorne of San Jose, will visit in Denver
during this month.
Mrs. Ruth Blackwell and Miss Jolliffe
have returned from their trip to the Del
Monte.
Mrs. w. B. Collier and her family, who
have been living in San Rafael during the
| summer, returned on Monday 10 the city,
and are stopping for the present at the Pal
ace Hotel.
Mrs. b. A. Bender and daughters. the
| Misses Ella and Cherrie, and son, Ralph,
have returned from their trip to Olympia
and Seattle, Wash. They report having
| had delightful visit
Miss Fannie OBrien of Halifax, Nova
| Scotia. who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Richard Perkins, at her residence, 108 Col
| lngwoOd street, leaves this afternoon by
| the Acapulco en- route for her home. She
has made many friends during her sojourn
in this city.
| Miss Ella Hastings has returned from a
visit to the Del Monte to her home At the
| Occidental Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Graves and Miss Elma
| Graves. who have been spending the sum-
| mer at Santa Cruz, have returned to the
| Hotel Rafael
Mr.. Fred; Perkins, son of Governor and
Mrs. George G.. Perkins, is at home on
| short vacation after two and q half years
absence at the Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Md, He has joined Mrs. Perkins at the
| Coronado for a time, and is accompanied by
| his sister, Miss Susie Perkins, one of Oak
| lands most beantIfml and vivacious bellies.