The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-03

hugely enioyed. especially by the ladies.
His effort was encored. A solo on the bass
fiddle by Mr.. Compton was rendered. Lady
Macbeth in the seep-walking scene. by Miss
Nan Blanchard, in costume, concluded the
impromptu programme.
Words cannot do justice to the almost
limitiess enjoyment of the day. Suffice il to
say that the fun was fast and furious and
every one regretted its end, parting with the
earnest intention of having another sail in
the near future.
Party at Mange1s Hall.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. Daniel Mcnamara by the
Yosemite Club last Saturday evening at
Mangels Hall, the occasion being the
twenty first anniversary of his birthday.
Among those present were: Miss Julia
Gauthner. Miss Maggie Kelley. Miss Mamie
Eagen, Miss Katie LOughran, Miss Sarah
Loughran. Miss Annie Keney, Miss Grace
World. Miss Maud Tevis, Miss Jennie
Walsh, Miss Gertis Mclaughlin. Miss May
COnr0y, Miss Mamie McKenna; Messrs.
John Eagen, John Hickey. James Bailey,
Daniel Mcnamara, Joseph Packet, Eugene
Doyle. Leon Fulman, Robert Cavanagh.
Hugo Wideman, Rudolph Rick, George Wal
tiers, William Pullman, Frank Haekett,
Mendas Gautner, Peter Hagerty. George
Albrecht
The Liberty Corps Entertainment.
Liberty post and corps held joint open
meeting and grab-bag party last Friday
evening.
The rooms at 20 Eddy street were found
entirely too small, so the friends decided to
adjourn to larger room at Washington Hall,
So Eddy street. which at 9 o'clock was not
only filed, bnt standing room was at a pre-
MUM. The entertainment consisted of
fine musical and literary programme. At
the close Of these exercises two immense
bags were produced flied with grabs"
and the ladies in charge were kept busy TAX
ing in dimes. A very handsome amount
was realized for their Relief Fund. Dancing
then commenced and was kept up until
late hour.
The ladies of Liberty Relief Corps, No.
81, have secured this hall for their regular
meeting place, as the old one was found to
be too small 10 accommodate their largely
increasing membership.
Parties to Take Place.
The members Of the Aldne Musical Club
will celebrate their fourteenth anniversary
and give their first party of the season on
Friday evening, August 21st, at Pioneer
Hall.
Young Ladies Institute. No. 10. will give
q grand entertainment and social on the Dist
inst, in Justice Hall. Pythian Castle.
The S. orts Will open their season at Odd
Fellows Hall on the DIST inst,
Orinda Pallor, No. sc, n. d. G. W., will
give their first anniversary party at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Tuesday evening" August 11th,
Y. l.. l., No. :. will give an entertain
ment and hop on August 18th, at Olympic
Hall, corner of Powell and Suffer streets.
The third anniversary ball of AlcatraZ
Circle, No. 58, Companions OF the Forest, +.
s., will be celebrated at Union-Souare Hall
on Saturday evening. the 10Th inst
Court Star OF the West, No. 6956. A. o. F.,
Will give a reception, entertainment and
ball at the Court Room, L. o. o. f. Building,
on Friday evening, the 18th inst
The Yosemite Club Will give its annual
social in Mangeis Hail, on Twenty-fourth
and Folsom streets, on Saturday evening,
the 22d inst.
The Goodwin Comedy Company will hold
It's sixth anniversary entertainment and
hop at Saratoga Hall Thursday evening,
August 10Th. The farce comedy The u
ster" will be produced.
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 9, n. D. G. W.
will be given benefit at the Alcazar The
alter this evening, when Mr.. Lewis Nor
risUn, supported by the Alcazar Company,
will appear in the Dukes Motto"
There vii! be concert at Odd Fellows
Building Fund of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which was de-
stroyed by fire on July 4th.
The Clover Club, formerly known as the
Pigs in Glover Club, will give their second
anniversary party in Odd Fellows Hall on
Friday evening next Every precaution has
been taken to make this the most select of
all previous parties given, and as the invita-
tons are limited to a comfortable number n
pleasant time Is IN store for all who attend
The Beulah Club Will entertain on Friday
evening next at Mission Music-hall, on the
corner of Howard and Twenty first streets
Fremont Parlor, No. 80, will give their
first anniversary ball at Union-square Hall
on Thursday evening next.
The pupils of Anderson's academy will
give a candy party next Saturday evening
at their hall, corner of Seventeenth and Noe
streets.
A bon-bon party will be given by the
pupils and patrons of CarrePs academy at
507 Suffer street, corner of Powell, on Thurs
day evening next.
An entertainment for the benefit of Man
tic Parlor, No. Jos. n. S. G. W, will take
place at Irving Hall on Thursday next. The
feature will be the presentation of a come
delta. "a Italia Grass OF Modoc, the Oldest
Living Native Son.
Unity Lodge. No. G., Order of the Golden
Shore, Will hold its second anniversary en-
tertainment and dance in Red Mems Build
Ing Tomorrow evening.
The fourth anniversary ball OF Excelsior
Lodge, No. 1852. K. and l.. of H., will be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday
evening next.
Little Maude Clarke will be rendered
testimonial benefit by host OF professionals
on Wednesday Iext at Irving Hall, when
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be produced, little
Maude playing Eva and Miss Nellie Shell
don, the Eastern artistic, playing Topsy.
The Nyaya Club will hold their four
tenth hop at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening, instead OF mex. Friday, as pre-
viously announced.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
produce Hazel Kirke" at Irving Hall on Fri
day evening, on which occasion Miss Edna
Vaudeville will appear as Hazel Kirke.
Society Personals.
Mr.. Louis Mills, son of Mr.. d. o. Mills,
is spending the summer at Cooperstown, on
Otsego Lake, n. Y, with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hageman and Miss
Lille Hageman, Mrs. F. Sebe and Miss
Nellie Siebe have returned to the city from
Hotel Larkspur.
Mrs. Remi Chabot and her daughter, Miss
Chabot, have returned from Monterey.
Mr.. w. S. Hobart has been visiting in
Calaveras County. His wife is staying at
Glenbrook.
Judge CARRIER has returned from Lake
Tahoe.
Miss Nellie Hawley is visiting friends in
Carson City.
Captain and Mrs. Christopher Nelson are
home again at their comfortable residence
on Cough street, after deligb sfu three
months trip by Victoria, Yellowstone Park
and Canada to the Atlantic sea board.
Mr.. W. w. Haas, Mrs. E. Haas and Mrs.
N. Selis have gone to the Sea Beach, Santa
Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Raum and Mr.
and rs. Fred Green will return TO the
Hotel Rafael in few days.
DR.. and Mrs. V. J. Stearns have gone 10
Portland nd Victoria on the Columbia.
Miss Edith Mos has returned to the city
after spending her vacation of two months
as guest OF Mrs. NJ. c. Gorton at Gold Run
Placer County.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel OF Philadel-
phla have taken cottage at Bar Harbor
General and Mrs. Houghton and Miss
HOughton have planned a trip to Monterey,
where they will remain during portion of
this month.
Mrs. II. W. Waterman is visiting Mrs.
Hyland w. Rice oil San Bernardino.
MIR. and Mrs. j. de Barth Shorb are resid-