The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-19

fair: Messrs. John Learned and Churchill
Prior. Games and singing were the order
of the evening Mr.. A. Bruin, Arthur
! Glass, Albert Handles, Miss NJ. Henrlcks ana
! Miss 4. Weber sustained the pest charac-
tiers The guests were invited to samptu-
! MS Tepast
Those present were: Miss Ida Craw-
| ford. Miss Ida Barry, Miss Annie Murphy,
! Miss Lily Silva. Miss Belle Bunker, Miss
| Maggie Henricls, Miss Hettie Hynrs, Miss
! Weber, Miss klltie Conrov. Misses Eva aud
HOrtenee Keane and Mss Casey; MesSrs.
J. Learned, c. Prior. \. Glass, ID. Conroy,
David Cora, Alno Aibm, ". Brown, A.
BruIu, J. Noirega, George GeEgers, X
Fogel A. Whitney Jr., y. D0raD, =. Bar
ker, j. Hanavan, Arthur and Horace
White, W. Dune, q. Levy, E. T0okeT, &.
and A Furlong, c. van de Boss, G. Newell
ana Howard Curtis.
a House Warming Party.
A most enjoyable surprise was rendered
to Mr. and Mrs. I. Achilles on Thursday
evening at their neat well-arranged new
residence 145 Hancock street.
The evening was spent in singing, dane
ing and playing games, after which refresh
mentS were served, in the midst Of merr-
meut and good humOr. At late hour the
friends took their departure after spending
a most enjoyable evening
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Cook, MIR. and Mrs. S Wetrerb ee, Mr.
and Mrs +. W. hobbs, Mr.. and NJ rs. Kel-
ling Mr.. and Mrs. Duplissey, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Achilles, Miss Lnttle Hesler, Miss Min
| ME NJ. Cook, Miss Helen Wetherbee, Miss
Olive Achilles; MesoTs. l.. McChesney, L.
Hesler, :. w. Wetherbee, IL. b. Wether-
bee, ). NJ. Brown, L. Achilles. A. Wether-
bee Il. Lytie and A q. Cook.
Parties to Tal>o Place.
The first anniversary ful-dress reception
given Ivy \. 5. L. X. 10 Will take place al
Luut's Hall on Wednesday evening" Novem-
Der 18th. Brandts Orchestra will ofliciate.
The Clover Club, which has been giving
parties for the past three years, has con-
cluded to take in one hundred members,
after the style of other wel-estabiished
clubs. and give dances TO members only at
stated times during tie coming winter in
Pioneer II al. The manner in which the
roll is filing up is very gratifying to the
members. The first meeting VIII probably
take pace on the first Friday evening in No
vember
The annual masquerade ball of the San
| Francisco Sehuetzen Dameu Verein will b.
! held on Saturday evening, November 7th, at
| Saratoga Hall.
Oriental Kebekah Degree Lodge. No. 90,
will give picnic party" in Prospect Hall,
| Odd Fellows Building. Wednesday even
! ing October 2Sth.
Hesperian Parlor; No. 49,, n. s. G. ".
Will give Il parry al AlSSlOu opera HAIL. Il IL
day evening, October 31st
san Francisco Council, No. 7, Y. NJ. l.,
will celebrate its seventh anniversary by
giving an evening dress reception and ball
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday evening,
October 18th.
The first ball under tile auspices of the
California Sugar Refinery Mutual Aid So
cety will take place at Old Fellows Hall
on Saturday evening, the 7th OF November.
The CoTOuad0s have issued invitations
for their first anniversary party to be held a.
Ola Fellows Hall On Wednesday evening,
October 18th.
The Comrades will give their initial party
at UniOn-squa Hall on Tuesday evening,
November 17th.
The second monthly entertainment OF the
| combined councils of the 0. C. +. will take
! place at Bnai Birth Hall on Wednesday
evening, the 2Sth OF Oct Der.
The Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club
! will mold its fourteenth annual ball at
! Union-Squ1re Hall on Saturday evening, the
! 14th OF November.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, r. and L. of
! H, vii! give lis regular monthly hop al Odd
| Fellows Hail on Thursday evening, No
! yember 5:h. Invitations can be procured at
236 Suffer street.
Justice Circle, No. 1o4, o. c. F., will give
| its first bail under the auspices Of Justice
| Court, a. O. F, on October 29tb, at new
Foresters' Hall, 102 O'Farrell street.
The thiTd annual souvenir anniversary
ball Of the National CLUB Will take place on
Saturday evening, November IN, at B'nai
Birth Hall.
The Western Addition Literary and So
cal Club VIII give its October entertainment
and dance at Odd Fellows Han on Wednes-
day evening next. 4 feature will be an
operetta. The Specter Knight"
An entert tlnmeHt and social will be given
by the ST. Adams Sunday school at Area
dIa uall, [ nlOn-square Building, next Thurs
| day evening.
The By City Wheemen will hold an
evening dress reception at Union-square
Hall oil Friday evening.
Young Ladies Institute No. IA will give
a social party at Irving Hall on Friday
evening next.
An entertainment and ball viii be given
by the Danish Ladies Relief Society at
Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening next
fine St. Marcus Ladies' Society will eele-
bTaUe their seventeenth anniversary at SarH-
toga Hall on Thursday evening next
The Unity Serial Club is making extern
sive preparations for Its coming annual
Simchath TUrah domino ball at ODD Eel
lows Hall on Sunday evening next
The Lyceun Amateur Comedy Company
viii produce "A Night OFF" at Odd Fellows
Hall On Friday evening next.
California Chapter, No. 4. 0. T. S, will
give a grab-bag social at B'nai Birth Hall
Friday evening next.
Club Social Mexcano will give its third
square Hall.
Templar Lodge, No. IT, I. 0. O. F., will
commemorate its date OF institution next
Thursday in an open meeting Of its member,
and their families in Memorial Hall, Odd
Fellows Temple.
The reorgaHized Del Monies have issued
elegant invitations for their initial recelj-
ton to take place at ODD Fellows Hail, to-
morrow evening.
The first annual ball of Bickerdyke
Nh will he hal B'noi
B'ritE Hall next Friday evening.
Loves Conservatory OF Dancing will give
a wooden social next Friday evening at JO7
Suffer street.
Paramount Lodge, No. los, knights Of
Pythias, will give ball at Bnai Birth
Hail on Wednesday evening next.
California Chapter, No 4, Order Eastern
Star, viii give an entertainment with grab
bag ON Friday evening next at b'nai Birth
Hall.
The second monthly social of the Danish
Society Dannebrog will take place next
Sunday evening at Uniou-square Hall.
The Eola Club will give a bon-bon party
next Saturday evening at Teutnnia Hall.
Evans Council, No. %, o. G. f., will give
n literary and bon bon party at Washington
Hall next Saturday evening.
The Portuguese Protective and Benevo-
lent Association will give its sixteenth an-
nual ball at Bersaglieri Hall on Saturday
evening next
Inc NJ. NJ. CIuO VIII give Lneif thlrd Soeal
and dance at Metropolitan Hall on Friday
evening next.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Flood, Miss Jennie FlnOd and Mrs
Purdy have returned 20 their home in Menlo
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Murray Jr. have gone 70
Del Monte for short stay.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Moulton will 20 East
next month.
MI and Mrs. F. a. Merritt (nee Sedgwick)
are enjoying life in ST. Louis.
Mrs. c. W. Croker ard the Misses
Croker are in New York, where they have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs SlOat Fassett
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Teyis have left for
their ranch near Bakersfield. Mrs. Tevs
NAV remain their until December with her
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Rdeout and Miss
Grace Ridsout are back at their residence on
q ,,,H IUon