The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-20

bers OF the Fremont Lee Club, will hold pri-
vate picnic at Niles Canyon on Sunday, May
The Orlando Club has Issued Invitations for
an evening.dress ball TO take place at Union
square Hall on the 1st prox.
Young Ladies' Institute No, will hold It's an
nlversary party Cd May 9th at B'nai Birth Hall.
The CalliOpeau Musical and Literary Society
VIII give its next entertainment ana dance at
Lunrs Hall on Friday evening, May 9Th.
Amity ReheRsh Degree Lodge. No 16l. !. o.
20. F.. viii give musical and literary entertain
ment at odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening,
the 30th Inst
TIE Golden West Club VIII celebrate Its third
anniversary by an entertainment ana DaiI 10 pe
given at Turn Verein Hall. 80 OFarrell street,
on Sunday evening, May Sd.
Tickets for the Meagher testimonial on the
29tb inst. are selliug well. Mr.. Meagher, gener-
ally known as Billy" is great favoriIe among
awaken 10 the fact that he has been amusing
them cheerfully for ten years without The least
quid pro quo. Many charities and churches have
been aided by him, and his friends now propose
TO give him rousing benefit on the 29Ib
The FIRST anniversary reception OF Borromean
Council, No, 129, Young Mems Institute, VIII
take place at Mission Opera Hall on Friday
evening, May 22d.
The Butfaioes' farewell party for the season
VIII take place on June 18th.
Society Personals.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ransom has left tor Beau Volr on
the Sacramento, the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Captain c. II. Rice
Mrs. Charles II. Bancroft has been visiting her
mother Mrs. A. Pray, of Santa Cruz.
MIR. and Mrs. J. I. Haviland are at Del Cor
onado.
Mrs. Trena Toland, widow of the late DR..
Charles B. TOland, Will reside with her mother,
Mrs. Charles FOtZ, in this city.
Miss Ecceston, who has been visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. Lieutenant Blunt, at the Presidio,
leaves Today for New York.
Lieutenant johnson, Fifth United States Ar
tllery and stationed at the Preside, has gone
East on a ten days leave.
Major and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin have left
for New York. Miss Aggie Mclaughlin Will re.
main al 0rOVile with Miss Minnie Fogg duilng
their absence.
Mrs. Theresa Fair Mrs. Hermann oerichs
and Miss Virginia Fair will pass the season at
Mr.. Allen ST. John Bowie is visiting In the
Lieutenant and MRS. c. A. Cove, U. s. N. are
making prepaTat ions for all Eastern Trip. They
are now III the Hotel PleasanIon.
Mrs. Homer S. King is entertaining both Miss
Yerington and Miss Margaret Bender oil Carson
City, New.
Lieutenant H. g. Poundstone, u S N, Lieu
tenant Gibbons, U. S. n, and Lieutenant Key,
U. S. N, left FOR Alaska on the steamer Gednry.
Mis-. Samuel Holiday and her daughter, Mrs.
Blackwell, have arrived here from London.
Lieutenant j. X. Quinn, U, S. N, OF the Rich
ara Rush, is at the Hotel del Coronado.
Mrs. Samuel Il. Murphy and family are in
Mr. and Mrs D. NJ. Delmas will close up their
TaylUr-stIeet residence and reside at the Casa
Delmas, In May6eld. during the summer.
Congressman ana Mrs. Mckenna are domlciled
at the Arlington, SGlsun. They left their chill
dren In the East, as it Is MIR. Mckenna's inten-
lion to return to Washington about June / ST.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Schroeder have LETT the Cal
ifornia for their country residence III San Mateo.
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Mary Ward Beecher, a niece OF Henry
Ward Beecher, accompanied by Miss Emma g.
Mott OF Toledo OHIO. daughter OF the late Hon
Richard Mott, is in southern California. The
ladies' are making the grand tour OF the world.
Mrs. CarOlan, MISS Caroan, Mrs. Shepard,
Miss Cheesenan, Miss Eccieston, Mr.. Frank
Shaw and Mrs. Henry Scott visited at Angel Isl
and last Thursday.