The morning call., 1891-08-17

| dered Mrs. j. 3. +. Davis at her handsome
| country residence in Ross Valley on Thurs
| day last by a number of her lady friends.
Covers were spread for twenty-five at n
short distance from the house in beaut-
| fully shaded grove, where jolly party did
justice to a bounteous lunch admirably
served, after which singing and musical Sc
| lections were appreciated until it was time
| to catch the last train to San Francisco.
Among those present were: Mrs. Joseph
Nation, Mrs. Charles Parsons, Mrs: I.
Stack, Mrs. Z. II; Evans, Mrs; Sellers, Mrs.
Mrs W II. Loring, Mrs. II. n. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. f. Davis, Mrs. W. S. Davis.
Mrs. John Dempster Mckee, Mrs. w. ID.
Nelson, Miss Grace Davis, Mrs. w. A. Boole,
Miss II. b. Davis, Miss Anita Boole, Mr. A.
| Wellington, the Misses Annie and Liilia
| Boole
ChfIdren's Party on California Street.
Miss Martha Harris, the eight-year-old
daughter of Mr.. j. w. Harris. the Superin-
tendent of the California-street Railroad,
was at home to her little schoolmates and
| friends Tuesday afternoon at her residence,
| 1926 California street. 1t being the eighth an
| niverSary OF her birth. The little ones be-
| gan to arrive about o'clock, and, after par
taking of bountiful lunch. danced and
played games until o'clock, when their
| parents arrived to take them home. Among
those present were: The Misses Lille Ca
bic. Alice and Ethel Harris. lrma and Nita
| Mclean, Grace and Annie McCrosSen, Rita
| and Florence Haynes. Stella Jesserum Ray
| Voorsanger, Helen Taylor. Martha Harris.
| Gladys and Violet Robinson; Masters G. h.
Lloyd, Thomas and George Harris. Harold
Mexican, BERTHE Harris, Fred Fraser, Roy
! Fuller, Willie kiumpp, Carlton Winship,
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Harris and Miss Emma
Gagan.
Party on Washington Street.
~ loc II
Metzer rendered reception to number of
their friends at their residence on Washing
| ton street. The evenings entertainment
included singing and dancing, and at mid
night an elegant supper was served. Each
! of the guests present was the recipient OF
| handsome souvenir.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam Parr, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. CASTELAR,,
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. Metzier, MIR. aud Mrs Won
Rom Jr., Miss '. Geddes, Miss X.
! SchartelI Miss NJ. Hepp, Miss Mia Castil-
lar, Miss Minnie Fargue, Miss Carrie
Fa rgue, Miss Sallie Fargue, Mrs. Carberry;
! Messrs. Ii. Ninkter, b. NJ. Akerly, +. Detll-
lefsen. L. johnson, l. Biumkall, l. Levy, II.
| Chevalier, II. Thiess, f. j. Stone, Master k.
| MetZler.
! Parties to Take Place.
Columbia Council, No. 50, Young Mems
! Institute will hold its annual reception al
! Odd Fellows Hall. on Friday evening,
October ID.
Mission Parlor, No. IS, Native Sons of the
Golden West, will give its seventh ami
versary bail on Friday evening, August
2Sth. at Odd Fellows Hall.
Golden State Parlor, No. 90, n. D. G. W..
will give fan party" Wednesday even
ing, the 26th inst, at Druids' Hall, Ais Suit
| ter street.
There will be an entertainment and ball,
| given under the auspices of the Maze Social
| Club. at Irving Hall, Saturday evening,
September 9Th.
Damien Council. No. 80, Y. NJ. l., will
| give the first of a series of open meetings on
| Wednesday evening, the Goth inst
Y. l.. l. No. will hold an entertainment
| and hop on the 18th inst, at Olym pic Hall,
corner of Powell and SITTER streets.
Ignatian Council. No IS. Y. NJ. /, will
| hold picnic and excursion at SchuetZen
| Club Park, San Rafael on Admission day.
The Eola Club will hold their first uar-
! terly ball at Teutonia Hall Saturday ev en-
! ing. the 29th inst.
"a Russian Romance" from the French
! of Eugene Scribe. will be produced by Alta
Parlor. No s. n. D. G. w, complimentary
to California Parlor. No. l. \. 5. G. W. on
| Wed nesday evening next at Irving Hall.
Mrs. Ada Clark Will open her summer
| season in Oakland on Thursday next.
Young Ladies Institute No. 10 will give
an entertainment and social at Pythan
!
| monograph will be on exhibition.
The 81 orts will open their season at Odd
| Fellows Hall ca Friday evening next.
| The fourteenth anniversary party of the
| Aldine Musical Club will take place next
| Friday evening at Pioneer Hall.
George c. Meade Corps, No 81. ". R. c.,
will give a pound party at st. Georges
| Hall on Saturday evening next.
The pupils of AndeEsOn'S Academy will
| give party next Saturday evening at their
-,f Saw ,taar and
| A calico party will be given by the pupils
and patrons of CarrePs Academy at Grutli
! VeTein Hall, 507 Suffer street. on Thursday
evening next.
| social in Mangels Hail, on Twenty-fourth
| and Folsom streets, On Saturday evening
! next
The Goodwin Comedy Company will hold
| It's sixth anniversary entertainment and
| hop at Saratoga Hall Thursday evening
| next. The farce comedy The Ulster" will
| be produced.
The Berlins will give their sixth hop at
| Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.
On Saturday evening next tho Catholic
| Ladies' Aid Society will give an ice-cream
social at Myrtle Hall, Oh Railroad avenue,
| South San Francisco.
| The Western Addition Literary and Social
| Club will hold its regular meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall next Wednesday evening.
| The Arlington Yacht Club will give their
| Esd inst. The party viii leave Clay-street
wharf on Spreckels' tug Relief, under COM
| mand of Mr.. j. Lester Gabriel, at 5 80 clock
| for Mare Island.
| Society Personals.
Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ball, who re-
Gently visited here, IRE at their country
seat, Sitka, for the summer. In the fall it
is their intention to forsake Washington, D..
c., and take up their home in this city,
I how f1y cd
dence.
Mrs. A. M. Easton and party, who have
been doing the Columbia River and Puget
Sound, have returned in Colonel Crocker's
private car.
Bishop o. p. Fitzgerald, wife and daughter
are stopping at Highland Springs, Lake
| Comfy.
Judge Oliver P. Evans has returned to
| this city from trip to the South
General Ruser has been paying visit to
the Benicia Barracks.
On Monday Mr.. Martin Murphy, son of
| Hon. 3. d. Murphy, will leave San Jose for
Georgetown College, District of Columbia,
where he will remain and take a degree
Mrs. Murphy and her daughter will accom-
| pany him on the trip.
Judge Spencer Of San Jose has returned
from Alaska.
Miss Grace Pierce has left Ben Lomond
| Tor Santa Clara.
MISC AouSie hCNoue, WHO Is now Delng en-
tertaned by Miss Enright at Lawrence, will
soon 20 to Redondo Beach.
Mr.. Charles Fair. son Of ex-senator Fair,
has gone East.
Miss Maud and Miss Minnie Berry have
left on an extended visit to the Eastern
States. Miss Maud will spend six months
or year at the Conservatory of Music in
| Boston.
Miss Violet Brown has returned from
Mill Valley to her city address.
l T. oil nd
from Mill Valley and are at their home in
this city at present.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hayes Hammond and
| Miss Bette Hammond are visiting Portland,
|