The morning call., 1891-08-10

Harper a. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgway,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner. Miss Laura
NJ. Smith, Miss Gertie Hutchings, Miss
Grettie Godfrey, Miss May Farrell, Miss
Hattie Whitney Miss Eta Godfrey. Miss
Mary Brubaker, Miss Belle Abbott Dr.
Hyder, Messrs. A. G. Smith, Charles Will
Jams, Thomas Harrison, Frank Hull, Ed
ward Smith, Albert Reed and E. L. OCon-
| nor.
Surprise Party on Brannan Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered recently to Miss Lizzie Schwerin at
| the residence of her parents, 4S7 Brannan
street. The house was profusely decorated.
Vocal selections, music and dancing, only
interrupted by supper, furnished amuse-
ment for the guests until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schwerin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thier-
back, Miss j. Dettmer, Mrs. ". Schnuten-
haus, Mrs F. Calstrup, Mrs n. Llliljere,
Miss Lizzie Schwerin, Miss Lily Schwerin,
Miss Rose Schwetn, Miss Emma Tyson,
Miss Lily Davis, Miss Alice Herman, Miss
zie Neudeck, Miss Written. the Misses
Hooper. Miss Burke, Miss Emma Thier-
back, Miss Dora Therback, Miss Maggie
Hill.
Party on Clara Street.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Woolnough gave pleasant party at their
residence on Clara street in honor of their
iibNiS dhh6htSl OlibdhS oAhA'SASeAS'
In the musical programme that took place
numbers were contributed by Miss Flor
ence Woolnough, Miss Seiren, Miss May
Brandon and Mrs. +. Bower.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
WoolnOugh, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bower, Mr..
| Morris, Miss Florence W0Olnough, Miss
Hannah Seiren, Miss Frances Sullivan,
Miss May Brandon and Miss Augusta SohL
Parties to Take Place.
"a Russian Romance" from the French
Of Eugene Scribe. will be produced by Alta
Parlor, No. 8, n. d. G. W, complimentary
to California ParlOr, No. l. n. S. q. W.. on
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst, at Irving
Hall. The excellence OF previous work by
the Alta Dramatic Company assures full
house.
Young Ladies' Institute. No. 10. will give
an entertainment and social at Pythian
Castle on Friday evening, the DIST inst,
when the phonograph will be on exhibition.
Young Ladies' Institute, No l, will cele-
brate the fourth anniversary with ball
on Tuesday evening, September 1st, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Berlius will dance Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst, at Odd Fellows Hall
Tie Peerless Club will give their sixth
hop at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even
ing. September 22d.
The first annual ball given by Golden
place at Harmony Hall, 1749 Mission street,
on Saturday evening, September 10Th.
AlatooGa," the American military
drama, will be produced by the Del Monte
Thursday evening, August 9th. Dancing
will follow the performance.
The August meeting OF the Native Sons
of Vermont will be held at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening next. Miss JEANNE
Winston will sing, and Boyle Demands
rish q p1V in entitled 's(l('lila-
CHAN, the Irish Faklr," will be played by
professional talent
James a. Garfield Corps, No. 81, W. R.
c., will hold an open meeting, Erab-bag So
cial and drawing for crochet skirt at their
hall in Shiels Building tomorrow evening.
A banjo concert VIII be given at Irving
Hall on Wednesday next
Social Council. No. 49, O. c. f., will hold
their usual monthly reu1On at their hall In
Red Mems Building next Thursday evening.
An entertainment and social will be given
by Empire Lodge, No. S32, X. and l.. of H,
at ST.. Georges Hall next "Wednesday even
Ing.
The regular quarterly social and enter
tainment OF the County Monaghan Social
and Benevolent Club viii take place at
Metropolitan Hall to morrow evening.
Members and friends are invited to attend.
Orinda PaIloT, No 81, \. q. G. w, will
give their first anniversary party at Odd Eel
lows HEl tomorrow evening.
Court Star of the West, No. G956, A. o. F.,
will give a reception, entertainment and
ball at the courtroom, |. q. y. +. Building,
on Friday evening next
The 0leta Club have issued bright invita-
tions for their sixth anniversary and SOU
yenir ball, to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on Saturday evening next.
The young ladies of Mrs. Ada Clark's
| Dancing Academy VIII give bouquet party
on Friday evening next at her hall. I'll SUIT
ter street.
Irvine's dancing classes will give a candy
party at Academy Hall, 927 Mission street,
! on Wednesday evening next.
A bon-bon party will be given by Cam
bria Circle, No. lo1, c. o. f., at Cambria
Hail. next Thursday evening.
This La Vnitas will hold an evening at
home at La Volta Hall, Saratoga Building,
next Friday evening.
1emplar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10,
l. o. o. f., will give an entertainment and
| dance Saturday evening next, in Memorial
| Hall. Odd Fellows Building, the occasion
| being their seventeenth anniversary.
The third anniversary bail Of Alcatraz
Circle, No. 5S, c. o. +. +. s., will take place
at Union-square Hall, Saturday evening
next
The Eclipse Minstrels will give their popu-
lar monthly entertainment at Hamilton
Hall. on the corner OF Geary and Steiner
streets, next Friday evening.
The St. Andrews Society will celebrate
the one hundred aud twentieth anniversary
Of the birth of Sir Walter Scott with a
special literary entertainment at Scottish
Hall next Friday evening.
Society Personals.
Mrs. S. W. Sperry has gone down to Santa
Barbara for season and to sojourn at the
Arlington.
Mrs. William NJ. Stewart and Miss May
belle Stewart are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Adams are the guests of
Governor and Mrs. Perkins of Oakland.
Miss Lena Schell has returned home from
Modesto.
MIR. Frank Madison has been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry Madison at their hospitabe
Sonoma residence. Mr.. Jacobs of the Ne
yada Bank was guest there recently.
Mrs. b. q. Carr and Miss Mamie Carr
have been spending few weeks at their
country home near ST. Helena.
MI and Mrs. j. Appleton Mcguire have
been entertaining Mrs Maguire's mother,
Mrs George j. Bucknall, at their cottage in
Ross Valley.
Among the Sacramentans who have en-
gagged rooms at the Pope House for this
week are Mr. and Mrs. Birdsall, Miss Eta
Birdsall, Mr.. and Mrs. Dray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Meagher are
spending tue month at Mrs. Winan's nome,
near Caistoga Their stay is made for the
| benefit OF Mrs. Mesgher's health.
Miss Florence Lockwood is the guest of
the Misses Dinond at Del Monte.
NrS. Ii. d. NeWnaH ana Mr.. George A.
| Newhall will 60 down to Monterey on Fri
| day.
The Misses Lille and Maud OConnor are
| the guests OF Miss Houghton of Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hey and daughter.
Miss Isabel, have returned from an extended
trip through the mountains Of Southern
| Oregon.
Colonel W. R. Shafter and Mrs. Shafter
have returned to Angel Island from Klam-
ath Springs. where they have been spending
few weeks. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. McKittrick.
Mrs. George Huntsman and the Misses
Hunts man have returned to the Bella Vista
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam and Miss
Maude Badlam are again sojourning at
Arcadia.
Lieutenant F. L. VIM, First United States
Infantry, and Mrs. VIM, nee Boardm m