The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-27

Fl. Fl. Nash, Mrs. F. r. Heacock. Mrs.
Plummer, Mrs. A. Houston, Mrs. D. ,.
Lambert, Mrs. S. l.. Forbes
The Grace Church " Sociable."
Tie Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeayor of the Grace NJ. E. Church,
Twenty first and Capp streets, held a So
cable last night 10 the church, which was
handsomely decorated, and filed TO standing
room only.
The programme consisted of: Piano solo.
Miss Sadie Tobey; recitation, Mr.. Edward
Hewett; violin duet, Miss Maude Bonney
and Mr.. Gilfeather; old-fashioned sewing
circle-Miss Nettie Pairidge, Miss Jennie
Williams, Miss Gertie Holmes, Miss Bessie
Leggett and the Misses Tottie and Eva
Moote; vocal solo, MIR. Joseph Masnire'
remarks, Mr.. r. s. Browns and Dr. NC
Clish; vocal solo, Miss Mary Butler, as
sisted by Miss Sankey and Miss Holmes,
guitarists; recitation (by request, loV G
the Hill to the PonThOnse," Mr.. q. Y.
Perry; vocal duet, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Hansbrow.
The last number was the "Orange Brigade
Drilr' by the Misses Mona and Katy Ian9-
man, Miss Maggie Hewett, Miss Lulu Ed
wards. Miss Mabel Etting, Miss Laura
Lohmeyer. Miss Alice Partridge, the Misses
Myrtle and Ethel Lett; Miss Amy COOK
son, Miss Ethel Neal and Miss Lime
Oakley.
Concert at San Lorenzo.
The concert given by the Christian Union
Church, at San Lorenzo, the goth inst, was
financial success, the church being tull
and an excellent programme presenitteeid
selections from Chopin, Mozart, Ardlttl,
Smiths violin solo gave much pleasure, as
did his song Miss McCloskey c0ntraIto
solo was warmly received and encorea'
Mr. NJ. Fuller and the Misses Former were
also among the fayorites.
Society Personals.
Mrs. f. 3. Coleman and son will leave
soon for San Jose, where they will pass the
summer at the Hotel Vendome.
Mr.. c. p. Huntington is Ell route for TINS
city, via New Orleans, and will probably
arrive here the latter part OF next week.
MI. Adolph Rosenthal, the German Con-
sui, who has been residing in Alameda for
some time, at 1928 Central avenue. lett last
Saturday for Europe, accompanied by MS
wife and family.
Mrs. II. E. Scale, Miss Marguerite Wal
lace and Miss Il. Wallace, with Mrs. john
McMullin, are comfortably settled at Del
Coronado.
Second Lieutenant Henry C. Cabell OF the
Fourteenth Infantry has been promoted 10
First Lleutenantcy Of the Thirteenth III
fantTy.
Mrs. Pullman and party have returned TO
Los Angeles from Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Lumsden and Miss Louisa Lumsdeh
OF Santa Rosa are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Arthur Rodgers has been visiting
Stockton.
Lieutenant S. L. Faison, a very popular
officer here for several years. and who was
ordered East last fall, has received promo
ti0n from Second to First Lieutenancy IN
the Thirteenth Infantry.
Messrs. Joseph Powniug and w. II. Pow
ming went to Grass Valley on Monday.
Alr. and Mrs f. l.. Wooster went up 10
the Napa Soda Springs on Tuesday.
Hon. W. W. Morrow and family returned
ON Tuesday from the East, and have taken
apartments at the Berkshire.
Mr. James Irvine is at Del Coronado.
Mrs. Gordon Blanding and Miss Banding
have returned from visit to the Hotel del
Monte.
Mrs. C. c. Pownng and Miss Flora Fin
laysoD, of Reno, New, came TO this city on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Payne will leave
next month for their country residence near
Menl0 Park.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Plum Jr. and Miss Plum
have gone to Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Frank Palache, the Misses Palache
and Miss NJ. Eells have returned from a
visit to the southern portion of the State.
MIR. William OOthOut leaves Tor his mines
in Nevada tomorrow.
Mr.. Edwin Is. de Cola of Oakland, with
his bride, is touring through Southern Cali
tornia.
Mr.. George z. Marye has been visiting
Virginia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Webster, who have
been residing on Central avenue, Alameda,
will move to this city IN a few DAYS.
Mrs. Frank W. HibbS has arrived from
Glasgow, Scotland, AMI is visiting her par
ents, Chief Engineer and Mrs. Moore Of
Vallejo.
Daniel Murphy of San Jose. who has
been residing at the California for several
weeks, left for Mexico on Wednesday on 4
visit to his property there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Town and Mrs. S. T. Town
Jr., who have been visiting Mr.. Manahan
Of Los Robes, have loft Pasadena in their
private ear, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Manahan, who Will visit Santa Monica,
Long Beach and San Pedro with them. Mr..
aud Mrs Town Will then COME north.
Lieutenant w. L. Sewell, u. 5. N, the
popular young officer who has been stationed
at the navy-yard for the past five years, in
charge of the Observatory and Navigation
De partment, left on Tuesday afternoon tor
Ports mouth, n. H., to join the Lancaster.
Mr.. Sewell leaves host of friends who will
be glad to have him return to the station
here when his three years of sea duty are
over.