The morning call., 1891-05-04


North Vallejo.
The BRIDE has no Intention of giving up her
theatrical career, and will continue to be known
on the stage as little Oracle Plaisted.
The Golden West Club Entertainment.
The third anniversary entertainment and ball
given by the Golden West Club took place last
evening at TuTn-VeTein Hall on O'Farrell street.
The following programme was enjoyed by
large audience: Overture, Professor ID. Foley
and A. Resented; remarks, David Gross, c. r.:
remarks, S. Mayer; recitation, Little Tillie
Savannah; vocal solo, Miss Fannie Ososke;
banjo trlO George Sullivan, John OBIien, +.
Hama; violin and piano selections, Miss Ida
and Master |. Wyatt; dialogue Miss Gladys
Luther and Ed Barker; recitation, |. Philo; the
pleasing entettalners,t j. White ana X. Dlileni
mandolin solo, Miss Ii. GOrtnkel; famous come
dian, George Parker; musical selections, oTches-
ira. Dancing was subsequently INDUCED In.
The committees OF the evening consisted OF:
Committee OF Auangements-CharleS Stockwitz
(ChaiTman), Robert Roih0liZ, II. RoSencTantZ
Jacob AlEeit, Abe Bearwad, George Alexander,
NJ. Sena, George j. Stockwitz, A. Glass; Floor
DHeclor, Charles StOckwltZ; Assistant Floor d.
rector, II. ROSencrantz; Floor COmmlttee-R0b-
erI R0thOuZ, George j. STOCK Witt David Gross,
Abe Bearwald; Reception COmmitiee-JacOb
Albert (ChaiTm2G). NJ. Sena, George Alexander,
Charles RO:hOltz, William Stockwitz, A. Glass,
j. Luxembourg, Jacob Gorhukel,
A Picnic to Glenwood.,
very enjoyable thne.was spent by a number
OF students Of the Pacific Business College, who
went with an excursion party. TO Glenwood,
Santa C.uZ County, on May day. Among those
present were: Miss Minnie Peaehy the Misses
Eva and May GoOch of san Leandro, Miss Car
RE Martin Miss Matte Armstrong. Miss May
GIeenham. Miss Flora B.. Martin, Mrs. A. A.
Mitchum and Mrs Martin; MeSsrS. Zoe Harris,
A. Petiee, L. E. Dingey OF East Oakland, Eugene
/. Scott, A. j. Gooch OF San Leaudro, Maurice
<. AshersOn.
A Pleasant Party.
The calico social of the Anderson Dancing
Academy given last Saturday evening at the hall
corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets was IN
doubleday one oil the most pleasant affairs OF It's
Kind dutlng The week.
The ladies' with hardly an exception were at
tired in light summer dresses Of Calico challie
and saeen. The effect was very pretty Que and
added greatly TO the brilliancy OF the occasion.
There were many handsome fac s.
Every one seemed particularly happy. Sam
uels' Orchestra effci1ted. Mi. Donald Mcken-
zle acted as floor manager for the occasion. Dur
Inc the evening The Jersey and Berlin were in
trOtuced as extras TO the regular programme and
were loudly eucored.
The Picnic Season.
A special union picnic OF the United Ancient
Order of D.uids win take place at California
Schuetzen Psrs. near San Rafael, on Wednesday
next
The British Benevolent Society VIII hold their
twenty-SIXth annual excursion and picnic at
She'll Mound Park, Berkeley, on Saturday, May
Esd, in honor OF Queen VlctOria's birthday.
Parties to Take Place.
special entertainment aud ball under the
auspices Of tile Improved Order of Red Men will
be held on the evening OF Tammany day, the 12th
Inst, at Saratoga HalL
Tie Sports Club has Issued invitations for its
sixth party to take place al Odd Fellows Hall ON
the 22d inst.
Golden State Parlor, No. 80. n. D. G. W., will
celeb ate their first anniversary AT Union square
Hall on Thursday evening, the l4th inst.
On Monday evening next. the lin inst, q
novel entertainment viii be given at Emmanuel
Baptist CbuTCb, on Bartlett street, near Twenty
thid. The attraction Is entitled "a walking
library and sole social" but outside OF that
nothing IS known. The finest talent has been
secured
A Ii eraIv and musical entertainment VIII be
given by LOyOla a Sembly, No l, Young Mems
Catholic Union, at Metropolitan Temple, Friday
evening. ay 22d al 8 o'clock.
TIE first tnJeilaIDmeut and bali Of'the Abajo
Club viii take place at Golden Gate Hall. Pa
cihc avenue, b tween Polk street ana Van Ness
avenue, Nay 14th
hir. William GElette's merry comedy, "The
Private Secretary" VIII be reproduced by The
LYceHm Comedy Company Saturday evening
May 10th, al Mission Music Hal, corner Twenty
first and Howard streets. The performance VIII
be followed by danclug.
Home Council, No. IA, Order OF Chosen
Friends, will give all entertainment at Excelsior
Han, 23l9 Mission street, Tuesday evening, the
18th lost.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852. K. and L. of H.,
has issued lnYli ajtohS fOF promenade concert
and ball 10 be held at N echaDics' Pavilion on
Thursday evening, tile IA inst. Special ar
rangementS Including the erection OF portable
parlors made entirely Of manufactured paper,
viii be made for the comfort OF guests.
The ladies Of Simpson Memorial NJ. +. Church.
/ corner OF Hayes and Buchanan streets, Will give
he COurtshp OF Miles Standlsb, Illustrated
besides other taDleaRX and views Of siatuary, on
Friday evening, tie 18th inst.
The seventh invitation hop of the Commercial
Alumni Association viii take place on Tuesday
evening, tie 26tll inst, al Odd Fellows Hall.
The first anniversary OF Borromean Council
No. 129. Young Mems Institute, Will be cele-
biated by its members with reception al Mis-
a Friday
The Pandora Dramatic Company viii produce
"May Blossom. on the 14th inst.
Tie Home Social Club Of '91 is completing ar
rangements Tor an extensive yachting party on
the bay May 17Ih.
The first anniversary reception Of Borromean
Council. No, 129, Young MEMS Institute, VIII
take place al Mission Opera Hall on Friday
evening" May 22d.
The Buf1a'oes' farewell party for the season
VIII take place on June 9th.
Tie American Legion OF Honor councils OF the
city Will give an entertainment complimentary
to the Grand Council OF The order, 10 convene In
this city on Wednesday next at OGd Fellows
Hail The exercises will consist Of short ad-
dresses by the Rev. Thomas Filben. G. O., aud
Hon. Robert Ferral, music and recitation, to be
followed with dancing.
The Delta Club viii hold ball aud dancing
contest for tie championship of The Pacific Coast
next Friday evening al BBai Birth Hall.
Bonita Circle, No. 104, C. of F.. VIII give their
regular monthly social at MangePs Hall, north
east corner Of Iweniy.fOufh anu Folsom streets,
Friday evening next.
Friday evening next In Minerva Hail
The Maya Club viii give tbeir thirteenth hop
tomorrow evening, at Odd Fellows Hail.
Tie VendOmes will give their next party at
New Bersaglieri Hall.corner Stockton and Union
streetS, on Saturday evening next.
Tie members of Fremont Parlor, No. 30, n.
d. q. W., will give entertainment and hop
IN Washington Hall Tomorrow evening. A
very pleasing prog anime has been prepared for
The occasion.
On Thursday evening, next, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, San Fra Gci>cO Council No. z, Young
Mems Institute, viii hold their six til annual en-
teTtainmeut and social.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. 7. VIII hold their
third anniversary party at B'nal Birth Hall
tomorrow evening. The committee Is an ener-
grttc one, and they promise pleasant evening
to all who attend.
California Din Corps. No 2, of California Par
lor, No l, N. 5. g, w, viii give complimentary
ball at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
The CalopeaH Musical aid Literary Society
VIII give an entertainment and dance at Lunrs
Hail on Friday evening next
The fifth annual drill and exhibition OF the
Boys High School Cadets, to conclude with
dancing, will lake pface at the Mechanics Pa
ViIion on Friday evening next. The cadets
are attached TO the First Infantry Regiment, N.
o. G. a feature of the exhibition will be the OBJ
serYance of 'ADayin Camp"
There will be a New England dinner and bazaar
at TRULY NJ. Z: Church, corner OT Market and
Sixteenth streets, on Thursday afternoon and
evening next A brief musical programme VIII
be rendered in the evening" and every effort will
be made 10 make those who attend have "a
pleasant time. The proceeds are for the benefit
Of the Ladies' AID Society OF the church.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN g. Kittle and Miss Lucia
Kitle, who have been spending the winter
months at The Palace Hotel, have returned 10
their home In Ross Valley
MIR. Franks. Johnson. who has been spending
the winter at The California Hotel, moved over
to. his residence at San Rafael last week. Mr.
Johnson Will have as his guests his season his
mother and sister, Mis- Captain Glass. The la
dies are expected to arrive from Washington, d.
G., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Belkuap OF Sausalto have
moved into "0wl Ridge" cottage, formerly
"Faifyew."
The artists, Messrs. Charles ROllo Peters and
Emile Carlson, will soon 60 Into camp at Mill
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman McLaren are at the
CaZadeTO Hotel on their wedding tour.
SIr Claus Spreckels came up from bis country
M o. LIZ On 4. lr..t