The morning call., 1891-04-27

Among those present were. MI. ana HiFS. Ottl-
famous of Oakland. Miss Lizzie Lloyd, Miss
Lizzie Miller, Miss Martha Broad OF San Fran.
cisco, DR.. Maflch, MIR. Dannheimer, DIR. de
Marckony, Mrs. Lucia Hecht. the Misses Dora
and Mile and Master Arthur Geglingen, Miss
Lizzie BetangiVe Master Willie Peru, Master
John Dutton, Master Charles Semoge.
The Picnic Season.
Several steamers will follow the President In
the Tuesday excursion on the bay. Among them
Will be the Tamalpais, chartered by the lnde'
pendent Old Friends to leave Clay-street wharf
at $3.50 o'clock; the steamer Garden City, 20
leave the same wharf at 1890 O'Clock; the
Ukiah, TO leave Tiburon ferry al O'Clock
The picnic at Glen Ellen OF the Alameda
County lodges Sons of ST. George has been post
poned Till Saturday, May 9th, owing to Presl-
dent HarrIson's reception in Oakland on the I'd
prox. Tickets of the latter date VIII De non
A special picnic of the United Ancient Order
OF Druids Will be held at California Schuelzen
Park, near San Rafael, on wednesday, May 6ih'
A pleasant day is anticipated
The eighteenth annual picnic OF the swedish
Society OF San Francisco VIII be held at Shell
Mound PARK, Berkeley on Sunday, May Sd.
The British Benevolent Society Will give It's
twenty-sixth annual excursion aud picnic at
Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, on Saturday, May
Is, 1891, In honor OF Queen Nietorla's birthday.
Parties to Take Place.
Alta Parlor, No. g. n. D. e. W., assisted by
members of the San Francisco Operate Society.
has in active preparation Gilbert and Sulltvan's
opera "Plrates of Penzance." which they will
produce In the near future.
The members of Fremont Parlor No b. n.
d. 6. W., Will give an entertainment and hop Ill
Washington Hall Tuesday evening, May 9th. A
very pleasing programme has been prepared for
the occasion, and good time is awaiting all who
attend
On Thursday evening, May 7th at Odd Eel
lows Hall. San Francisco Council, No. z, Young
Mems Institute Will hold their sixth annual ELL
tertainment and social.
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Tor, No. l, n. s. q. W.. VIII give complimentary
ball al Odd Fellows Hall on Monday. May 4th.
The first anniversary OF Bonomean Council,
No. 129, Young Mems Institute. will be eele-
brated by its members with reception at Mis-
sion Opera Hall Friday evening, May 22d.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will produce
"May Blossom" on the 14th pTOX.
The Maya Club Will give their thirteenth hop
on Tuesday evening, The 9th May, at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Tie Vendomes will give their next party at
New Bersaelieli Hall, corner Stockton ana Union
streets. on Saturday evening May 8lh.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, X. and L. OF h.,
has issued invitations for promenade concert
and ball TO be held at Mechanics Pavilion on
Thursday evening, the 14th prox Special ar
Tangements, including the erection OF portable
parOrs, made entirely Of manufactured paper
VII be made Tor tie comfort Of guests.
Next Wednesday evening VIII be given an even
ing dress party at Scottish Hall, 1O5 Larkn
street
The pupils OF Anderson's Academy will give a
calico party on Saturday evening, the I'd prox.
-
San Francisco Council, Y. NJ. l.. No. 7. has de-
cided 10 hold It's anuu i entertainment and dance
at B'nal Birth Hall on Friday next Admittanee
Will be by invitation only.
The Golden West Circle viii celebrate lis third
anniversary by an entertainment and ball, TO be
given at VOrwaIts Turn Vereln Hall, 80 OFar'
rel street, on sunday evening next a.,
Evans Council, NJ. b2, Order OF Chosen
Friends, VIII give social hop at Washington
Hall on Eddy street next Saturday evening
The Commercial Alumni Association of the
Lincoln Evening School will give its seventh i'll
viIatiOn ball at odd Fellows Han tomorrow
evening.
The Beulah Club VIII wive its tenth annver-
sary masquerade party on Friday evening next
at Mission Opera Hail. 2l31 Mission street. A
feature OF the evening Will he a sale OF tiDware.
Tie Frogs viii give their first hop at Mission
Opera Hall next Saturday evening.
Alexandra Club, Order Daughters OF St
George, will give Its fist entertainment and
dance at UuioIl-square Han this evening.
Court Hercules, No. 1906, A. o. f., will cele-
brste its sixth anniversary with banquet, 10 be
given this evening al The Mason Brabant, 233
The Meagher testimonial entertainment win
take place next NedueSday evening at Irving
Hall. special bill will be presented and hold
OF tickets will doubtless attend early to
secure good seats. The entertainment VIII com
menee promptly al o'clock TO admit OF dancing
afterWard.
IgnaIian Council. No 80, Young Mems Insti-
tute, VIII give complimentary entertainment
at Shiels Building, 80 0Fanell street, Thurs
day evening next. A programme OF rare merit
Will be presented.
The Heliotropes will give their next party at
UuiOn-square Hall this evening.
The fuuIIh anniversary patty OF Orc Elmo
PaTloT, No 8, n. D. q. W., Will take place TO-
mOnow evening, at Uniou-square Hall
Unity Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 16l. L o.
o. f. has prepared an excellent literary pro
Gramnie for The entertainment or its friends on
Thursday evening next. at Odd Fellows Hall.
The third annual ball OF the Orlando Club
takes place al Unlon-Square Hall on Friday
evening next
California Castle No. l, knights of the Golden
Eagle, viii give a social hop at Union-square
Hall Oh Wednesday evening next.
The ntth annual drill and exhibition OF the
Boys High School Cadets TO conclude with
dancing. VIII take place at the Mechanics Pa
Vilion Oh Friday evening, May Sth. The cadets
e. G. A feature of The exhibition Will be The OBJ
servance Of "A Day In Camp"
Society Personals.
Mrs. c. B. Alexander OF New York accom-
panied Mrs. Ogden Mills last week on her de.
parture for England, where the ladies' VIII visit.
The Rev. jams Pullman of Lynn, Mass,
formerly OF New York City. is expected in Pasa-
dena for a three months summer vacation. Mr.
Pullman is the most noted divine IN the Uni.
versalist denomination siuce the death OF DR..
Chaplin. He is a brother Of Mr.. George Pullman
OF Chicago.
Lieutenant Viewer. who lately Joined from Bid
well, will soon 20 to Benlca on duty.
Lieutenant o. NJ. Lissak, U. S. N. is here from
Sandy Hook, n. Y, on a visit TO his parents, Mr..
anu MIS- a. H. LlSSdht dt tutT leSiueuCet 100
California street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis Meagner are oc-
cupying their new home, 1414 Sacramento street.
Dir. and Mrs. Edward A Younger intend to
pass he month OF May at RedOndO Beach, Santa
Monica, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles ana the
Hotel del Coronado.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Dougherty and Miss Ada
Dougherty have gone to their country home, San
Ramon Rancho, near Fruilyale 10 remain there
during The summer.
Mr.. ID. o. Mills has returned 10 New York. ana
in May viii 90 10 Paris 10 visit Hon. and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid.
Mr. Truxton Beale. recently appointed U nlted
States Minister to Persia, las reached his post at
IeheIan.
Mrs WI alter S. Moore OF Los Angeles Is visit
lnE friends at 49, California street.
Rlr Philip B. Thornton has gone 10 his ranch
In Arizona, and Will be away until next NoYem-
Der.
Ex-senator waIrath aud wife are stopping at
the harechal Mel
Miss Lyler WaIlner and Miss Anna Kitchen
slayer have returned 10 their homes in the East
after pleasant wish with fIieGds in this city.
Mr.. X. A. Thompson aud family have taken
apartments at The Hotel Marechal Mel.
MIR. and Mrs. j. N. Fillmore left for the East
yesterday on trip OF probably Two mouths du-
ration. Their travels will not take them farther
east accoi ding TO their present plans than Den
health requires the influences OF a higher alti-
Jude, and his stay in that part Of the world will
be made enjoyable by meeting relatives and old
friends. who are numerous In that section OF the
country.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Vollz are down from their San
Jose ranch on visit 10 this city.