The morning call., 1891-08-02

Keough, Mack and Crotty, in their pianta-
ton specially entitled Antics; Basco and
Roberts in their comedy; selections by
Musical Fletcher; Queen. Stowe and
Ryder in their specially, Fun in Chinese
| Wash-house." Dancing concluded the af-
| fair.
The evenings committees consisted of:
Reception COMMUNICATIONS Schath CHAIR
maui, q. Wrede, b. Mahoney, w. r. Mar
small, ". A. Burns, t; l.. Web9er, +. Will
Floor Committee-W. A. Burns, j. 7.
Crotty. B. Mahoney, James E. Kenny, J.
H. Ksough
Sons of ST. George.
London Lodge had one of their old-time
meetings few nights ago. when it was de-
cided to give an entertainment and ball to
celebrate their fifth anniversary, on August
30th. The lodge is in very flourishing con-
| dltion, new members being constantly ini-
tlated, and the Worthy President, Worthy
| Wee, and in fact all concerned will be on
watch to make this the banner night of the
season, and a most pleasant time is antici-
pated. The Daughters of ST. George are as
enthusiastic as the Sons, and London Lodge
VIII endeavor to add to its former laurels on
| this occasion.
A Private Picnic to Pine Grove.
A very select party Of young folks started
| from Mission street in the picnic wagonette
Young America" last Sunday morning on
a private picnic to Pine Grove, New Crystal
Springs. After fine lunch dancing was
ndulsed in, with very appropriate music
rendered by Professor Edward Lyons on
the banjo, assisted by Miss Lena Seipel and
sister on the piano. Numerous games were
| then enjoyed, the most notable being the
donkey game, for which valuable prizes
| were given.
| Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Seipei, Miss Lena Seipel. Miss Emma Sci
| Mrs Lii IOeia
Hartman, Miss Hanley, Miss Jersen, Miss
| Maggie Crawford, Miss Birdie Freshman.
the Misses Nunan: Messrs. w. Lyons. f.
| Fischer. l.. Hentrick. Otto Freshman. F. j..
| Ehrhard. John DrlscOll, August Schmidt,
Mr.. Corskiin.
A social entertainment and hop was given
by the San Francisco Alliance, No. l. at
their lodge-room, on Thursday. The enter
tainment consisted of singing, Rotations,
music and dancing. The programme was
| ably rendered BY the members of the Edwin
| Forrest Dramatic Club. At IL o'clock sup
| per was served. after which the entertain
ment continued until O'Clock. All present
enjoyed themselves hugely The Committee
| OF Arrangements were Messrs. j. j. Wren,
j. ii. Murphy, j. }. Lyons.
| Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs MOntfOrd S. Wilson, Mrs.
| E. w. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Zeile,
| Mrs. j. b. Crockett, Miss Cora Crockett and
the Misses Hopkins have been sojourning
! for couple of weeks in the vicinity Of Lake
Independence, Nevada County.
Colonel John P. Willard, Paymaster, U.
). a, who has just been relieved at his
own request as Paymaster of the Depart-
ment Of Arizona, with hea dquarters al Los
| Angeles. was stationed in San Francisco for
several years, being Aid de-Camp or Gen.
| eral George II. Thomas staff, to whom he
was related by marriage. Colonel Willard
will go East to visit his old home in Troy,
| New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin and son
| have arrived from Philadelphia and will
| leave for Honolulu on the next steamer.
Dr. A. P. Woodward aud party have re-
| turned to the city from three weeks visit
TO the Yosemite Valley.
Miss Mary Harrison is being delightfully."-
| entertained by her sisteT-in-law and brother,
Lieutenant and Mrs George +. Z. Harrison
U. S. A, at Fort Adams. She has been
spending much of the season with them at
Newport
Mrs; August c. spreckels has arrived
| from Philadelphia on a visit of several
months to her old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson Tams are at pres
| ent visiting in Portsmouth, y. H. They
may possibly cross the Atlantic for trip
abroad before returning to this Coast.
MIS-. tlICA IL w lllLtSlut, CORRESPONDING
Secretary of the Seven Pines Circle, Ladies
Of the q. a. X, Is making few weeks visit
TO her friends in Los BanOS, MERGED County
Mrs Anna E. Hodge of S31 Ellis street
| left Thursday on the steamship California
via Panama, en- route East for quite a pro-
tracted tour.
Miss Wiley of the Clifton has returned
| from a visit TO Santa Cruz.
Hon. Levi p. Morton's camping party in
the Adirondacks IS occupying the camp of
DNRaNN1 ..T-1z
the upper St. Regis Lake The party,
which Will remain in camp about five weeks,
| is composed of the Vice President, the
| daughters of Mr. Morton and their gov
| erneSs, and Miss Rachel Sherman, daughter
! of the late William I. Sherman
Mr.. Il. B. Mcclellan of Lorin and Mr.. II.
| r. Lipman of Berkeley have been making a
| flying trip through Lake County, and are
at present spending few days at Anderson
| Springs.
Miss Lillian Hester has returned from her
| visit TO Auburn.
| MI. Andrew Hyland has gone on a visit to
| his sister, Mrs. j. ID. Bremen of New York.
Miss Bessie Hodge left San Francisco this
| this morning to visit friends in Nevada City.
Miss Mamie Sullivan is rustIcating at An
| derson Springs.
Mr.. 3. rauber Md, Fellow of the Amer
| lean LaryngolUgical Association, wife and
| child, OF Denver. Colo, are in this city and
| are stopping at the residence of Mr.. j.
| 1ZltI2 Eluy street.
MISS Frances Willard, who is we'll known
in this city in connection with her temper
ance work, lives at Evanston, a suburb of
| Chicago on Lake Michigan. about twelve
miles from the city. Rest Cottage" as her
| place is called, is appropriately named,
seeming veritable niche of rest. The
| house has the appearance of bower of
roses. Evanston is Chicago'S most beauti-
| full suburb 1t is like great, highly cult
waited park. No fences separate the beauti-
| full homes. There are banks of flowers on
every hand, fountains, statuary and other
| evidences Of cultivated taste
A list of recent arrivals at the Anderson
| Springs comprises j. J. Calvin, Mrs. Will
lam Hollis, San Francisco; Miss Hannah
| Brock, Mrs. Brock, Alameda; Miss Elyipa
Hobbs, Master Clarence Hobbs, Miss Mabel
Hobbs, san Francisco; William Spiers, Cal
istoga; l.. Bell and wife, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss McCauley, Miss l.. McCrea, Vallejo;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Man uel, Vallejo; Mr..
and Mrs. Cohen, Oakland; Mrs, Steuart,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs: George Fa-
bens, Miss Eva Fabens, Frank Fabens, Ala
media; Lille Moulton. San Francisco; Em-
ma Hunter, Alameda; Anna McMurty,
| Vacayille; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Langley, Oak
land; Mamie sullivan, San Francisco; An
ME fainter, Julia l.. Sheehan, John fainter,
| William Sheehan, Edward Dwyer, Charles
Sutton, Pearl Aiken, viii Dwyer, Il. Rob
son, ST. Helena.
Among those who have engaged rooms at
| Del monte LOT the month OF August are
1 Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Frank, Mrs. Phoebe A
Hearst, Miss Nellie Hillyer. Mr.. George A
Loughborough, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Tai
LIANT, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Bosqui, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Oxnard, Mr.. H. Fl. Sprague,
Mrs. j. Meryyn Donahue, Mr.. r. Porter
Ashe, Miss Milie Ashe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin c. Tnbbs. Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Tubbs, Miss
| \. K. Tubbs. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Tubbs,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Bingham, Mr.. E. n. Bee,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. DOwney Harvey, Mr. and
Mrs. A: Page Brown. MISS Florence Lock
| wood, Mr.. Fred r. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Redding, Mrs. Clara Catherwood,
Miss Gather wood and Miss Simrall.
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