The morning call., 1891-01-19

tainment and dance at Saratoga Hall FRIDAY
evening. February 20th on when occasion
THE Gold King" will be prodnceG' Docroa
Templar and Oriental Rebekah DegIee
Lodges will unite for grand oai, on VIC n
18th of February in ga Fellow Ia. dh@n
Every arrangement is being made to make
it great social success. o, yorpg
On Monday evening, February "a, 1ouns
J.odies' Institute No. 7 will hold reception
at ST. Georges Hall on Market street h FOL
fine programme will be rendered, 10 NC ioi-
lowed by dancing and refreshments
Invitations have been issued oS t tnT drass
L. K, No. 10, for t4eir rs, Sef HaII on Friday
hop, to take place at Luht ii"'4 '''
Mr. CIV Darrell, assisted by MISS Gr aitni
and Miss Ellis. will give dramatlc Ieri' %
al the Presbyterian Tabernaele' . COLLIE m
Golden Gate avenue anu Ok H''00'''
Thursday evening, the 29th INST of
FvcelSior Lodge, No 1852, X: ana -; "a
II Mi give Valentine ball at ollom-
snrare Hall on Thursday evening re ,,rad ~
SIN, invitations to when can DC pi'0
'ii NJ y VitHs will give their inaugural
t,oi, ne in Saratoga Social Hall, February ION.
re eiphth anniversary ball OF Ihe DE-
hemian Golden Gate Lodge, NO 10 II iii ~
y; z, mrt. evening, the 14th proX.
u" ,-1IanTine social will be gwen by the
Natio anal club at Irving Hall Oh the evening
M saturday, February l4th,
The ..Madrds' will celebrate their ami
vefsarv by giving a grand "Cascoronf' ball
on TUESDAY evening, February l0tI, at lle
new BeIsaglieri Hall.
Y.L.F., No .. will give a fraJernal recep-
tion in ST. Georges Hall, $685. Market
street, on Friday evening, February ON, TO
which sister members are cordially invited,
as well as their lady friends who are
not members. \ splendid programme will
be presented and Hon. j. f. Sullivan VIII
give the address of the evening.
Invitations have been issued for the an
nual ball of the Harmonic Club, to be held
at Uniou-square Hall, next Tuesday evening.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club will give their January entertainment
and dance next Wednesday evening, when
MIR. Richard Foote is billed to appear.
The Franco-American Lodge, No. 207, |.
O. o. f., will give an invitation ball at Odd
Fellows Hall next Saturday evening.
The Zlg-ZHgs will give their regular
monthly social at Mission Music Hall next
Tie Canadian Association will give a
social dance at B'nai Birth Hall next
Thursday evening.
souvenir party at Ross Hall on Wednesday
evening next.
A testimonial benefit will be rendered to
Shorty and his banjo prior to his de-
parture East, given under the auspices OF
the Laurel Musical Association, at Irving
Another benefit social for the mediums
home at EncinitaS, San Diego County, will
be given at Washington Hall, 50 Eddy street,
Saturday evening next
Phmuix Council, No. $50, 4. L. of Honor.
viii give an entertainment and social next
"Wednesday evening at Washington Hall, 80
Eddy street.
Company 4. First Infantry Regiment, n
G.. c., Ca tain ii. =. Bush commanding, will
celebrate its twenIy-nrst anniversary with IL
ball on Thursday evening next al OId Eel
lows Hall.
The Nydia Club Will give their initial hop
Tuesday evening next at odd Fellows
Hall. Entirely new features will be intro
duced by this club.
The South End Boating Club will give an
invitation bali at B'nal Birth Hall on
Saturday next.
The Bijou Club will tender a compliment
tary benefit to Miss Daisy May Cressy, the
occasion being their third entertainment
and hop at living Hall next Wednesday
evening.
The fourth party of the Peerless Club
takes place tomorrow evening at Union
square Hall. Special preparations have
been made for the event
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubedat and Miss Dubedat,
prominent members of the French colony
here, are making preparations TO leave for
France on visit by the steamer starting on
the 1st of April.
Miss Jennie Corliss of Oakland is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Mr.. I. q. Phelps has been visiting San
Carlos.
Mr. E. Minor Smith Of Alameda, and daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Smith, have gone to Los
Angeles. They will remain in the southern
part of the State for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. a. Douglas Dick visited Chico on Fri
day.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke is at the Shoreham,
Washington, ID. C..
mq Nat k fs R MGoFf ae4 +! 5 fst Hm
the winter at her Pome, 2032 Bush street.
Colonel john :. MOsby IS IN Los AuGt les.
Mrs. I. I. Dargie has been entertaining
NJ IS Emily Laumeister of Stockton.
Mr. William Dillon has returned home to
Redwood City after pleasant visit to friends
IN this city.
Mr.. George A. Moore has been visiting
Miss Nellie Woolrich has returned to her
home in this city after spending several
days with Mrs. Percy w. Seiby at Menlo
Park.
Colonel and Mrs W D. Farrand of this
city are visiting in the south.
Miss Lulu Fndley was summoned home
from Nevada City, where she was visiting
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Beatty, by
a telegram announcing the serious illness
Oh ucl sister, MISS Eultl lNultJ.
Mrs. L. i. Alden is entertaining Mrs. l..
s. Peyton Of Solauo County.
Mr.. W. w. Fowler ana family have taken
possession Of their new dwelling, No. 1928
Benton street, Alameda. Mr.. Fowler is
connected with Wells, Fargo IL Co. of this
city.
Mr.. A. B. Bidwell of Chico. a nephew of
General John Bdwell, the well-known piu-
neer, has been visiting his son, Major Bid
wei Of MARTINEZ
Mr.. JoSeph X. Knowlaud returned home
to Alameda last Wednesday from an eX-
tended trip in the southern part of the
State. He was at the Hotel del Coronado
for several weeks, and also spent some
time in Los Angeles. Miss Know land, who
ACCOMPANIED him, remained at Ventura for
Few more weeks.
MIR. and Mrs j. p. Smith are expected TO
return from the East next month.
Mr. Cbauncey Milton ST. John has left
New l Ork en- route fer home.
The illness of Mr. Austin B. Sperry of
Stockton is reported by his physician 10 b.
very serious.
Mr.. Frank Mouton has been visiting Sui
sun.
Mr.. NJ Stuart Taylor has gone to his
ranch In Tulare County. He had a long
spell OF sickness, and hopes to be benefited
by lie III the open air.
Miss Mary Harrison will be entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison at their
home in SausaitO during the closing months
OF the winter season.
Mrs. Francis &. Newlands and family.
who left Tor Washington last Thursday,
viii return to this Coast in April.
Colonel William Harvey has been qnite
III during the past couple Of weeks and un-
able to leave his residence.
Mrs. Stetson-Pinto and Miss Kirketerp
are among the recent visitors from this citv
VINO are sojourning at the Hotel Coronado,
San Diego.
:, Mr. "; Goidsborough, Paymaster of the
United States ship San Francisco, is a guest
at the California Hotel. e''''
r. Miss Lucia Gere, who is the guest of ex-
Governor and Mrs. Adams of Carson Citv
is being delightfully."- entertained. This ~
the gay season in Carson, and as Mrs
Adams Is the most charming of hostesses
ana Immensely popular as we'll, her home
Is the scene Of many handsome entertain
ments, all just now in honor of the pretty
pan francisco visitor. Miss Gere remains
in Nevada fer some time
Register of Odd Fellows
A proposition to issue an annual register
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