The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-05

and reminiSCenc Will be followed by songs
and recitations, closing with selection and
dances.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. l, l. 0. o.
F., will have a reunion at ODD Fellows Hall
November 18th. There will be a. predatory
programme of literary and musical exer-
ciSes and thereafter ball.
Young Ladies Institute No. will hold
their third anniversary reception Tuesday
evening, October 9th, at Odd Fellows Hall:
Club Social Mexicano will give its thir
social Wednesday evening. October 2lSt, at
Union-sQuare Hall. Music by union musi-
Gains.
An open meeting of James A. Garfield
Corps. No. 81. W. r. c., will be given on
Tuesday evening, October 18th, at Shiels
Building. The programme Will consist OF a
musical and literary entertainment, dancing
and refreshments.
Alcalde Drill Corps, No. s. n. S, G. W.,
will give their anniversary ball at Odd
Fellows Hall on Friday evening, Novem-
Der 6h.
Hesperian Parlor, No. 1877, n. s. G. W..
Will give party at Mission Opera Hall on
Friday evening, October sd
The Madison Square Company VIII prn,
duce their new comedy drama, ''Sunt1ower,
| in the near future
| Alta Lodgr, No. 242, A. o. U. W., will
| give their regular monthly social at Man
| gels Hall on Tuesday evening. the 18th inst:
OlO I 9llU aIlNI, NJ. - ~ -. u. ~ VIII
| give an entertainment and dance at Irving
| Hall. on Wednesday evening, the l4th inst.
The combined councils OF the Order OF
| Chosen Friends will give their next enter
| tainmeEt on the 23t inst.
The LyceuM Amateur Comedy Company
will produce "A Night Of" at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening, the 23i inst.
The re0rganiZed Del Monies have issued
elegant invitations for their initial recep-
ton to take place at ODD Fellows Hall, on
Tuesday evening, the goth INST
The pupils OF ST. PEERS Academy will
give musical and literary entertainment IN
st. Peters Hall. Colunhia street, between
TWenty-fourth aud Twenty-hfth, next
Thursday evening al 7:30 o'clock.
The NermonterS will give their October
entertainment ut Odd Fellows Hall next
Friday evening. The programme will in
ciude selections on the cOrnet by Miss
Jessie MIlar and a short farce.
Court Fremont, No. 1910. a. o. F., will
give an entertainment aud social at the new
A. 0. T. Hail. 102 UFarreH street. next
Thursday evening.
The ThespianS will produce Bronson
Towards The Bankers Daughter" al
Saratoga Hall next Thursday evening.
The FL Monies will give a social hop every
Sunday afternoon during the winter season
at Olympic Hall, corner Suffer and Powell
streets.
Inc next hop to be given by the pupils of
O'Britn's Academy will take place at Sara
tOga Hall on next Tuesday evening.
The San Francisco Grand Conservatory of
Music Will give one of its students rrcltaiS
ON next Thursday evening at AlauZy'S Music
Hall, on Post, near Stockton street.
The San Francisco Turn Nerein will give
ball next Sunday at their hall, 1913 Turk
street
The Pandora Dramatic Company will give
their annual outing or sailing excursion on
Sunday next on the schooner Ruby. which
1er IN
o'clock in the morning. Tickets, admitting
| one gentleman. 81 80; ladies free. Refresh
ments will be served to guests on board free
of charge.
Pacific Lodge, No. SIS, K. and L. of h,
| will give dance this evening at Union
| square main hall.
The sixteenth anniversary If the Spanish
| Benevolent Society viii be celebrated by a
carnival and ball at the Mechanics Pavilion
| on The evening Of Saturday next. The pro-
| ceeds of the affair will be devoted to the Sick
and Morluary Fund of the society.
The County Monaghan Social and Benev-
| olent Club have issued invitations for their
| seventeenth annual ball, TO be held at ODD
| Fellows Hail on Wednesday evening next
Young Ladies' Institute No. I Will give an
! entertainment and social this evening at st
| Georges Hall.
| The Commercial Alumni Association of
! the L. Z. S. will hold its fourth anniversary
ball at ODD Fellows Hall on Thursday
! evening next.
The newly organized Escorts Social Club
| will give its initial hop at UniOn-sQuare
Hall on Tuesday evening next
Borromean Council, No. 129, Young Mems
| Institute, will give an entertainment ana
! social at Mission Turn Hall, PHI Mission
street. on Friday evening next. The
! proceeds will be devoted to ST. Charles
! Church. Special preparations are under
The E. CampOs will hold their weekly
| social at Saratoga Hall next Wednesday
| evening.
An apron and neck-tie PARTY will be given
| by Bradford Council No 19O Order OF
| Chosen Friends, at South San Francisco
| Opera House, Saturday evening next.
The Big Seven Club will hold its next
party at Mission Opera Hail on Friday even
| ing next
The Nortaine Club Will hold their initial
| social at Union-square Hall on Wednesday
| evening next
Bay City Lodge, No. 619, K. and L. of H.,
| will give a house warming and iee-creanl
social at their new hall in Foresters' Build
| ing. 102 O'Farrell street, this evening.
Golden Gate, No. s; Valley, No. 80:
| Franklin, No. "A; Bay View, No. 159;
Triumph, No. $50; Golden West, No. 2S4,
a. .. L. W., will hold district meeting in
| ODD Fellows Hall tO-morrOw evening. Mr..
| Eugene NJ. Deuprey will deliver an address.
Society Personals.
Mrs. John McMullin, Miss Wallace and
| Miss Adele Ferrin have returned from Rus
sia to London, whence they sail on Wednes-
day next for this country.
Mrs. J. T. Cummins (uee Eichbaum) is
| pleasantly located for the present at So
| Eight street, Oakland. Mrs. Cummins has
| taken the first, second and third Thursdays
! for receiving her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hedges of Stockton
Al. fat.t Iatru RI ait,
Mrs. B. Il. Woodwork has returned to
Las Palmas her home in Fresno, after an
extended visit here.
Lieutenant Charles G. Lyman, U. S. A.,
| will return TO Arizona on November 1st, as
| his leave of absence will then expire. Mrs.
| Lyman, who presented her husband with a
son fortnight ago, will remain here until
| December as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
| jeremiah Clarke. Miss Wymau of Wash
| ingtOn, d. c., is also visiting Mrs. Clarke.
Mrs. Morton Cheeseman of Pacific avenue
is entertaining Mrs. aud Miss McLane OF
| Baltimore.
Dir. and Mrs G. A. Audenreid are at the
| Richelieu.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Robinson. who
| have been at the California, will soon go to
| housekeeping. Mrs. Robinson has been
| quite i'll Of late. but is now improving rap
! idly.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crooks are visit
ing Mrs. and Mrs. =. j. Smith of Santa
Cruz. they will be gone one week.
Mrs. Phoebe a. Hearst has left New York
| for Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. George Hyde and Miss Mamie Hyde
have left for Chicago 10 visit DR.. and Mrs.
Garceau (nee Hyde. The Hyde residence
| is now occupied by Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward
| Barron, who came up from their Mayfield
residence few days ago.
MI Albert l.. Stetson has returned from
| Honolulu.
Mr. l. NJ. Scott Jr. and bride, Messrs. A.
| NJ Barnett, w. II. Dunphy. A. C. Rulof-
son, Miss Darbert and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uelson, of this city, were at Santa Barbara
on Friday.
Mr. j. T. Brady left yesterday for the
Blue Lakes, to be gone on two weeks va
cation.
Hon. and Mrs. James Deane have arrived
from Sacramento. where they spent a very
enjoyable vacation.
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