The morning call., 1891-06-01

Mr.. Frank Mayo's latest success, Dayy
Crockett" at Saratoga Hall Friday even
ing. July l0:h
The Club Of the Golden West win give
their next social on Friday, June 18th, at
their hall, 927 Pacific street.
Carmel Assembly, Young Ladies Catholic
Union. Will hold an entertainment aud
social on Thursday, June 18th, in Loyola
Hall, corner OF Tenth and Market streets.
The Placer County reunion will be held
al Shell Mound Park next Saturday.
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the Myrtle Club on Saturday evening
next at the San Francisco Opera House.
when there will be produced the farcical
comedy " Is Marriage Failure?'
The Beulah Club will entertain Friday
evening next at Mission Music Hall, How
ard and Twenty-frst streets.
The Caliopean Musical and Literary So
ciety will give its next public entertainment
and dance at IunpS Hall, corner Polk and
Bush streets. on Friday evening next.
Myrtle Council, No. 1877, A. L. Of H.. will
give an entertainment at Shells Building
next Wednesday.
The pupils of AndersOn's Academy will
give a bonhoE party next Saturday evening
at their hall, corner Seventeenth and Noe
streets.
The eleventh annual picnic of the San
Francisco Frauen InterstutzuugS Verein
will be held at Harbor View Pa rk on Sunday
next.
The Teutona, one of our Oldest German
beneficial and social societies, will celebrate
their twenty-hfth anniversary at TeutOnia
Hall this evening The affair will be en-
urely complimentary.
Minerva Parlor No. ., n d. g. W, will
give an entertainment and clothes pin party
at Mission Opera Hall, 2l31 Mission street,
on Friday evening next.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, will give their
monthly hop at Uuion-square Hall on
Thursday evening next.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coils p. Huntington will
occupy their country house at Throggs
Neck for the summer season. Throggs
Neck, cape extending into Long Island
Sound, is less than twenty miles from New
York. Fort Schuyler is located there, and
the neighborhoOd is noted for the pictur-
esque.
Among those leaving to-day for a sojourn
at Monterey are Mrs. John 5. Hager Miss
Emele AMI Miss Alice Hager.
Miss Laura McKinstry left yesterday for
a visit To her brother in New York.
Miss Kate +. Nollmer has returned from
a two months visit to her relations in New
York.
Mrs. William Cluff and family, with serv-
ants, have gone for the summer to Spring
hill, their country home in Alhambra Val
ley.
DR.. and Mrs. Zess-Dennis of the Palace
Hotel are contemplating an early departure
for an extended trip to the East and Europe
for the benefit of the doctors health, which
has not been satisfactory of late.
Miss Manic l.. Tay lor. Miss Stella Hayes
and Mrs. William V. Bryan are visiting at
Ben LOmOnd.
Mrs. Chester Bennett arrived from the
East yesterday anu Will make brief visit
with Mrs. ii. X. Goddard.
Mr. Charles Schultz and family left for
Europe last week. During their absence
Dr. and Mrs. John Morse will occupy their
cottage al SauSalto.
Mrs. Joseph MarthOn, wife of Captain
Marthon, commanding the United States
steamer PalOS, Asatic Station, is at the
Westminster, GA Suffer street for a few
weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. P. A. Finigan have gone
to Monterey.
Mrs. Pauline G. Levy, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Jenny Biey, are spending the
season at the White Sulphur Springs.
MI and Mrs. LOUIS A. Phillips (nee
NlSs) have returned from Southern Cali
| rnia and taken ROOMS al the Palace. Mrs.
Phillips will be at home Wednesdays.
Mrs. FOiney Spalding and Miss Brush
are guests 10 friends out OF town at present
Mr. and Mrs. p y. LANCE and Mrs. H.
Liuenthal and daughter are camping at
SunO
Mr.. Thomas Brown Of the Bank of Cali
torna leaves with his family for San Rafael
to-day for the summer.
Mrs. LIppIncOtt Grace Greenwood who
has relatives in this city, having decided to
make her future home in Washineton,
ID. G., has taken a house on New Jersey
avenue where she is the neXt-dOOr neighhOr
OF her brother, Major Clarke. Washington
literary aud society circles are congratu-
latiug themselves on the acquisition of this
gifted woman as resident OF their city.
MI and Mr.. a. L. Hecht have closed
their an NeSS-ayenue residence and are
occupying their country home at Camden.
near MEMO Park.
MIR. Z. J. Baldwin has been at his Santa
Anita home for several weeks
party consisting of Mrs Fennen, Mrs
Helwlg, Mrs. Herman, the Misses Annie
and josie Fennell, Miss Nav f. Ames and
the Misses Nellie and Annie Hellwig have
gone to Apologize camping for three
months.
Mt Henry J. Reuman left yesterday on
the steamer Corona for Los A ngeles.
Mr. hugh u. McAyOy and family, accom-
panied by Mr. Parkinson of Carson, are
rustlcatlng al Anderson Springs.
Admiral A. +. K Benham has been de-
tached from the command OF the Mare
Island Navy yard, where both himself and
Mrs. BenhaiD viii be missed by their many
friends. lie will be succeeded by Admiral
Irwin. Colonel FOrney, who has been
ordered to duty at Philadelphia has, with
Mrs. FOTney, also made host of friends
there. IL is generally understood that Adj
mlral Benham VIII be ordered to the Asiatie
Station as the relief of Rear-Admiral
Belknap.