The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-11


Following Was the management: President
OF the evening, Miss Carrie johnson. w. I. II
Committee of Arraugements-Mrs. E. Trewln,
Mis-. ii. Williams, Mrs. L. Billiard, Mrs Il.
Meadows Mrs o. MqiPer 9Ts or D.
Mrs. E. Wits, Mr.. W. MuhDer; Floor Commit
te-Miss Alice Saul. Kiss Nellie Hughes. Mr..
miitee-Mrs 5. Atkinson, Mrs. E. J. Williams
Mrs Hagan, Miss L. Hagan. Mrs. Hume, Mrs.
R. Hewitt, Mrs. j. Clark, Mrs. f. Whitman.
Party on Grove Street.
pleasant party was given to Mr. and Mrs.
j. D. CuellO at their residence, 532 Grove street,
10 their friends on The 29th ult. MIR. and Mrs.
j. j. Cuello we're married in this city the week
previous and spent their honeymoon at Mon
terey.
GaschemPs Orchestra furnished music for the
occasion. There was singing and instrumental
music given by some Of the guests. Alter all
had enjoyed good supper they repaired 10 thelr
Among those present were the following: Mr..
aud Mrs. j. J. CuellO, Miss Emelie Castro, MISS
Marie Duerte, Mr. and Mrs. II. Cueilo, MISS Mag
gie SpOweed Miss Hannah Sp0weed MISS Grace
Spoweed, Miss L. Davies. Miss Mary COlopy'
Miss Nellie Appleton, MT. and Mrs Werntner'
NisS Maggie Dalton Miss Fannie O6Oron, MI
D. O. Shea, MI j. Andrew, Mr.. ID. Greer, Mr..
Frank Bean, MI. j. McGown, Mr. q. CoHOpy,
Mr. u. Ricard, Mr.. j. Thompson, Mr. 5. Ihomp-
son, Mi j. Rodriguez. Mr.. Meyer Leipslc' Mr. ).
Rosenthai, Mr.. Il: MoreIouse, Mr; n, Burns;;
MendOcinO, Miss A. Nathan OF Santa Rosa, MISS
Daylt.
Party in Eureka Valley.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered TO
Miss Florence GarfsseTe by her parents at her
home Il Eureka street, on Thursday last.
After the guests had INDUCED in the playing of
many games SumpluOus Tepast was discussed.
Then The party resumed games and concluded
the evening with daueiug. Among LDose present
were Miss +. GarriSsere, Miss ID. Braudt, MISS
+. Wrede. Miss Wrede, Miss c. Holman. MIS-
a. Schnable, Miss l.. Gunlz, Miss NJ; MnlleI'
Miss E. Reed, Messrs. II. GuntZ, J. AlDach NJ
c. Schnable, 7. kaSt, j. Milach. w. Mllacn' D.
Muller, Il. Muller.
a Coming Entertainment at Berkeley.
The "Bllkado" viii be presented al Berkeley
by fine local talent on next Thursday and Friday
evenings for the ben, hi Of the free Ieading-room
Following is the cast: The Mlkado, Walter
MAGE: Nanke- Poo b. q. SOmers; kO-hO, W.
Harris; Pooh. Bah Thomas Richard; PlSh- Iush,
Victor Carroll; Yum Yum, Mrs. Rathbone; Plttl-
Sing, Miss Nellie Morse; Peep Boo, Miss Ada
RamsdeH; Katsha, Miss Gussie Burgess chorus,
Misses Kate Brehm, A. Weed, Blanche Morse,
carolyn HuutoOn, Leontine RlckaTd, Lydia
Smith, Z. Biehm. Gail Hackley and Messrs.
Clinton Morse, Allen Smith, A. w. Gunnlsonl ).
ID. BuTks, Robert Smith, Fred Claik, j. ). Mills
and Edgar Rickaid; stage manager, w. HARMS
musical director, Thomas Richards conductor
c. s. Merrill
Parties to Take Place.
The annual tntertainment-hteraTy, musical,
miscellaneous and always enjoyable-of The
Little SUnbeamS" VIII be given al Uni0n-sauare
Hall on Friday evening the 22d inst.
The young ladies OF The Normal Class OF this
city will give dance at UniOn-sqaare Hall on
Thursday evening the 2lSt inst The commit
tee are eXeTtIng themselves and the affair prom
iseS TO lie particularly enjoyable.
Invitations have been issued by II. Josephs
Assembly, No. 3, Y. NJ. c. u. for their second
anniversary BAIL 10 take place al OGd Fellows
Hall OH Thursday, tie 2lst inst.
The eighth aunIVers ~ OF Golden Rule Lodge,
No. $50. X. and l.. OF H., Will be celebrated by
an entertainment and ball al Unlon-sQuare Hall
on IhuTsday, tile 2Sth inst, when tie Lyccum
Comedy Company VIII produce the farce OF
" Siasher anu Crasher," in one act
The Berlius have issued neat invitations foT
their next evening dress party, 10 take place at
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst.
The Tillicums Will give their picnic on Satur-
day, the 3Oth inst
BAY City Circle No. II, Companions OF the
Forest Of A VIII celebrate their fifth anniversary
by bouquet party at Union'square Han on the
20th inst.
their outing on Decoration Day, May 30th.
A dancing party will be gwen by West End
Lodge, No. 1902, X. and l.. OF b., at Union-
square Hall on Tuesday evening, the 18Th inst;
Inc Madrids Siutual Benevolent Society will
hold It's annual outing on Sunday, July 18th
Minerva Parlor, No 2, \. ID. q. W., Will give
an entertainment and cOtheS-pin party at Mis-
sion Opera Hall. 2l3 NJ lsSion street, on tuesday
evening. June I'd.
A banjo concert, said to be the first Of its kind
ever held In the city, VIII be given al living hall
on HE goth inst. under The auspices OF Mr.
Charles Morrel, assisted by leading teachers
Fxcelsor Lodge. No. 1852, X. and L. Of H.,
has issued invitations tor promenade concert
aud ball to be held at Mechanics Pavilion
gu Thursday evening next. Special ar
rangemenIs including the erection OF portable
parlOrs, made entirely OF manufactured paper
viii be made for the comfort OF guests.
Golden State PailOT, No 90, y. u. q. W., VIII
celebrate their nrSt anniversary al UnlOn-square
Hall Oh Thursday evening next.
The Home Social Club of '91 is completing
4aufa Faua Nf en "a N
the bay next Sunday.
Mr. William Gillette's merry comedy, The
Private Secretary" viii be reproduced by the
LyCeum Comedy Company Saturday evening
next at Mission Music Hail, corner Twenty
first and Howard streets. The performance viii
Home Council No. IA, Order OF Chosen
Friends, will give an entertainment al Excelsior
Hall, 2319 Mission street. Tuesday evening
next.
This evening a novel entertainment will be
given al Emmanuel Baptist Church, on Bartlett
street, near Twenty-third. The attraction Is
entitled "a walking library and sole social"
but outside of That nothing Is known. The
finest talent has been secured.
a special eutertalnm Ut and ball under the
auspices OF the Improved Order OF Red Men Will
be held on The evening Of Iammany day, next
Tuesday, at Saratoga Han.
The Pandora Dramatic Company viii produce
MAY Blossom" on Thursday evening next.
The Young Mems Institute joint picnic that
was 10 have taken place May 9th has been post
pOned TO next Tuesday, May 18th. There mas
a@-'NNN -
On Friday evening next the members Of Conf.
dence Lodge. No Is, U. E. A, viii give a social
dance al Eastern Hall, 30 OFarrell street.
A bon bon party will be given a. Ross Hall,
corner GeaTy and LeayenwOrth streets, next
Thursday evening by the pupils OF Carers
Academy.
The pupils Of Anderson's Academy will give
social next Saturday evening at their hall corner
of Seventeenth aud Noe streets.
An apron and ueck-te party will be given by
IrVine's classes at Academy Hail. 9Z7 Mission
street. next Wednesday evening
The Rincon Hill MerTy-makers, composed OF
members Of the RineOu Yachting Club, and men,
Ders Of the Fremont Lee Club will hold pri-
vate picnic at Niles Canyon on Sunday, next.
The hTst entertainment aud ball OF the Abajo
Club Will take place al Golden Gate Hall, PacIhc
avenue, b tween Polk street and Van Ness ave-
nue. on Thursday next.
Garfield Corps, w. r. C., Will give social to
morrow evening at 80 oFsrrell street.
A bouquet parry Will be given by Pacific Lodge,
No. 815, Knights and Ladies of Honor. at
Union-Square Hall, this eV ming. The Park Band
The Aa Fait Club will give their first inslalla-
ton party at Mission Opera Hall, on Friday
evening next. The Invitations call for evening
dress.
Society Personals.
Mrs Henry Janin sailed from New York for
HaVTe on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. VIII have returned TO their
home Oh Van Ness avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills are expected TO re-
turn from their European visit In due season for
the August Raye!les at Newport where they
have elegant summer cottage. While ia Paris
they will be the guests of Minister Reid.
MIR. and Mrs. A l.. 1ubbs Miss NtItie Tubbs
and Mr.. Alfred Tubbs have left Europe and are
en- route 10 this city. They Will spend the season
az the Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Landers aud their little
daughter, Pearl, are making visit 10 the Hotel
del COranadO.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence r. Blackwell arrived
from their home In Boston last week and Will re-
main on this coast for a couple of months visit
Ing different places OF lnteTeS Mr. Blackwell Is
connected with the American Fire Alarm Com
pany OF Massachusetts aud largely interested 10
mines in Montana hey are stopping at 206
! Ellis street al present
Mr. and Mrs. Louis LANDER departed MAY Sd
| for an extensive European trip. A circle OF
friends numbering at least thirty ladies and gen
| tlemen, accompanied them as far as Sixteenth
street Station, Oakland.
ME- and Mrs Louis A. Phillln 8 are visIfinp Los