The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-06

1S4O. A. u. r. OF A., At hiHZub ihh' 100
Market street, on Thursday evening, the 18th
insI
Professor j. o. BurdIek gives the first Of
series of semi-mOBthly socials at Saratoga Han
Oh Thursday, the 18th INST.
domino patty Will be given by Empire
Lodge, No. 832, X. and l.; OF d.. on Ihn nI
evening, tile 16th inst, at Union square Hall
The La Voltas will give their second mop at
Unon-square Hall on Wednesday evening, the
The Tourists of National Parlor, No. 11S. n.
s. q. W., viii give their second party at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, lhe 2lst
inst.
A fan party Will be given by the pupils of
Flynn's Dancing Academy on Saturday evening
next at Olympic Academy Hall.
Templar RebekalI Lodge, No. 10. l. y. U. f.,
will give peanut party. introducing many
unique features, Oh Saturday evening, the loth
Unity Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 161. l. o.
o. f., has prepared an excellent literary pro
eramne for the entertainment OF It's irlenoS on
Thursday evening, The 3Oth Inst, AT Ood rel
A complimentary benefit viii be rendered Miss
Carrie HamiD by the leading young amateurs of
the city at Saratoga Hall, Thursday evening the
23d lust, on which occasion "a Modern U sur
per" will be produced.
On Thursday evening, May 18th, at Odd Eel
lows Hail, San Francisco Council, No. u Young
Mems Institute, viii hold their sixth annual ell
teTtaiument and social.
The Eola Club will give its first anniversary
ball at Teutonia Hall on Saturday evening, Tie
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will pro-
duce Michael Erie" followed by the farce
Popping the Question:" at Irving Hall on The
10Th inst. A good cast VIII represent this strong
dramatic club.
The Home Social Club ot'91 will give an old
fashioned Yankee social on Wednesday evening,
The Nth annual drnl and exhibition of the
Boys High School Cadets, to conclude with
dancing. will take place at the Mechanics Pa
viion on Friday evening May Sch. The cadets
are attached TO the First Infantry Regiment, n.
q. c. A feature Of Inc exhibition will be the OBJ
Servance of "a Day IN Camp"
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. II. Rutherford Is again at the Marl-
borough Hotel, New York, alter pleasant visit
to Washington d. G.
Miss Harre Floyd, daughter of the late Cap
tain and Mrs. Floyd, is on visit TO LakepOrt.
She is accompanied by Miss Matthews of this
city.
Miss Anna Paugh, sister OF Mrs. S. R. Lippin-
colt, arrived on This Coast last week from Rich
mond, Iud and Will probably spend year in
Mrs William Hunt left on Thursday on trip
East.
York for some years, returned 10 this city last
Saturday for brief visit
Miss Matte Macleay OF Portland Oregon, Is
the guest of Miss Coz bit at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs Jesse Grant has just returned from Eu-
rope 10 her home in Alameda.
Mr.. Samuel L. Tucker has returned from
visit to the northern part OF The State:
Miss Jessie A. Wright left on Saturday 10 visit
friends in Portland, Oregon.
MISS ~ bHlE AlVpOo 10 NlolNiu6 hlo' DauNiOlt
Mr. ana Mrs Alexander Boyd, Mr. George D.
BOYD aud Mr.. Clare Boyd have removed TO Sau
satO, where they will spend tie summer.
Mrs. n. Ii. A. Mason returned to this city from
San Jose on Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. A.
L. BascOm.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Rideout paid Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Thompson of Mayhed visit Satur-
day and Sunday last. They were shown around
The university and other points of interest.
Mrs. General Fremont and Miss Fremont have
been sOjourung at Santa Monica, but have re-
turned 20 Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sturmhal tnee KOhlberg) are
resi- ding at 1918 LeavenwOrth sheet, and will
receive their friends on Tuesdays.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Hooper have gone 10
RedoudO Bench.
Mrs. May Eastman entertained Miss Cora A.
Becner of Cambridge. Mass, last week at her
home in C0fte MADEIRA
Mayor W. Il. Grace and two daughters, OF New
YORK City, are at tie California.
Miss Hattie E. Baker has gone to visit her
sister, Mrs. Hawkes., al Seattle, Wash.
Miss Kate Tighe and Miss Jessie Burns have
returned from an extended visit TO Mrs. L. j.
Breen Ia San Juan South.
MI w. b. StOckton brother OF Commander
Stockton of Helena, Mont, is at the California.
The Misses MOllie and Frances Griffin OF To-
mares, accompanied oy lhelr ltlie niece, Miss
hitsy 0COnnor, spent last week visiting friends
i'll COVerdale.
Miss Essie Gall1ck is expected home on Mon
day from pleasant visit to her relatives East.
She was much enteI tained and had most de-
Mis-. Lucy Otis aud Miss Helen Otis are visit
Colonel and Mrs Charles F. Hanlon left last
Monday to pass a few weeks at Coronado Beach.
Mis-. Homer S King is entertaining Miss Yer
ringtOn OF CdCSOn CITY New.
Mi. Gritith Cot has been visiting Los Angeles
during tile past Week.
MIR. and Ms. Frank wilkins are occupying
their new home in Alameda
Dr. and Mrs. ID. Ernest Melliss have removed
to 905 Suffer street.
Mr.. I. d. Goodhue OF Cincinnati is at the Ho.
tel PIeAsautOn
Mr.. and Mrs Emanuel Levy have moved to
10l1 Golden Gate avenue. where they, with their
daughter Adel', Will receive gu the first Tues
days Miss Louise LareudOu Lazarus is also
permanently located there aud VIII be pleased to
see her friends.
Dr. Charles NJ Enrignt has been enjoying a
surcease from his medical practice for the past
two weeks at the ranch of his brother. Joseph
Enrght al LaeunA In the Santa Cruz Noun
tans. In recent letter TO fIiend he states
that his health nus returned and that he intends
TO toy with tout In the cool and sparkling
streams that flow in The vicinity.
Mr.. L. S. Grant Jr. and family are in River
side.
Mr.. Bonnie Fabrian left April 1st for san Dl
ego 10 accept a position in the Steinway house.
He Is a line pianist.