The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-27

WAS sIttdu al eitShUI CNlIdtlOus ho th'hu
cards were stamped with photogravure Of
the War-ship.
The Lyceum Entertainments.
On Saturday evening last the Children's
Progressive Lyceum, which meets each Sum
day at 9O9h Market street, gave pleasant
entertainment in that building, when the
following programme was presented: Piano
solo, "Frivolity Polka" Miss Grace Law
renee; recitation. Miss Virginia Cleveland
Brown" Miss Violet Holmes; vocal duet,
darling Chloe" Miss Daisy Simpkins and
Miss Ida Gilbert; recitation, Little Jim,"
Miss Ella Fryer; recitation, Miss Maloney
Visits the Dentist" encore "Tribulations
of Biddy Malone" Miss Eva Peck; vocal
solo, Pretty Songster," Mrs. w. +. Null
ner DR., accompanied by Professor j. w.
Mckenzie; recitation. THE Stray SUM-
BEAM" encore. THAT Tarred Roof" Mrs.
W. E. Walker.
Parties to Take Place.
An entertainment for the benefit of Man
tic Parlor, No. 1O5. n. S. G. W., will take
place at Irving Hall on the 9th prox. The
feature will be the presentation of come
delta. alfalfa Grass of Modoc, the Oldest
Living Native Son."
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 0, N. D. G. W.,
will have benefit at the Alcazar ON Mon
day, August Sd.
The regular quarterly social and enter
tainment of the County Monaghan Social
and Benevolent Club will take place at
METROPOLITAN Hall on Tuesday evening. Au-
gust 11th Members and friends are invited
TO attend.
Unity Lodge, No. 81, Order of the Golden
Shore, will hold its second anniversary en-
tertainment and dance III Red Mems Build
ing on Tuesday evening. the 4th prox.
1.-THE Convict" with an excellent amateur
cast. will be played at the benefit rendered
TO Mr.. George Clifford, business manager
OF Irving Hall, on Thursday, August 9th.
The BerliRs will give their sixth party al
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
August 18th,
The Del Monies will reopen Odd Fellows
Hall. Thursday evening next with their
third anniversary party. The hall has been
thoroughly renovated and fitted with iucan-
descent lights and a large attendance is as
sured.
The six hundredth anniversary of the
Swiss independence will be celebrated in
San Francisco by all the Swiss of California
on Saturday next with a grand ball to
take place in the evening at Saratoga Hall
and picnic at Sehuetzen Park, near San
Rafael on Sunday next.
A complimentary open meeting of Igna-
tian Council, No. 80, Y. NJ. l., will be held
at Mutual Hall, Shlels Building. next Thurs
day evening. Colonel j. J. Tobin, who is an
honorary member. will deliver lecture and
an interesting musical and literary pro-
gramme of high order will be presented.
The same council will give a picnic and ex-
cursion on Admission day. September 9th
next, to California Schuetzen Park, san
Rafael.
Sequoia Parlor, No 100, N. S. G. w, have
issued invitations for its first anniversary
ball, to take place at Odd Fellows Hail on
Friday evening next
Britannia Lodge, No. I, Daughters of ST.
George, VIII tender farewell party and
dance on Wednesday evening next to its w.
p, Mrs. w. Clack, prior TO her departure
for England. at Templar Hall, 909R Market
street. All members of tine order and friends
are cordially invited TO attend.
The Star Minstrel Club will give its next
entertanme Mt and ball at Mission Turn
Verein Hall on Saturday evening next.
The third entertainment and dance of
Court Garfield No. 1903, A. o. F., and Cali
fornia Circle, No 1913. c. Q. F., will take
place at Washington Hall, Eddy street. next
Wednesday.
The fourth hop of the Frogs will be
gathering of shells" at Mission Opera Hall,
Mission street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, on Saturday evening next.
A grab-bag social viii be given by Alca-
traz Circle, No. IS, G. of T. of a, next Fri
day evening at st. Georges Hall.
Washington Council, No. $50, American
Legion Of Honor. will give an entertainment
and dance at Red Mems Building on Tues
day evening next
The Vendome will give their next social
at Bersaglieri Hall on Saturday evening
next
a bulrs-head breakfast Will be given at
Sausalito on Sunday next by the Society of
independent Old Friends" at which ladies
will participate.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury is the guest of
Mrs. Hood of Los Guilicos.
Ensign Cham0nard of the French frigate
DubOurdieu visited the arsenal Monday and
WAS the guest of DR.. Girard, U. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Gibbs have re-
turned from Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Refs are at Lark
spur.
Mrs. John Hayes Hammond and Miss
Hammond have returned from pleasant
visit to the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Sperry has reioined her sister at San
Mateo.
Mrs. Hugh Tevis has gone on visit to
her mother, Mrs. John II. Boalt, at her
country home near Cloverdale.
Miss Mile Ashe, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. MeryYn Donahue at San Rafael the
past week. has gone to the Del Monte to
visit Mrs. Hager. Miss Romie Wallace is
now Mrs. Donahue's guest.
Mrs. NJ. j. O'Connor and her two daugh-
tiers have returned to San Rafael.
Miss Cora Hart aud Miss May Thomas
have been visiting Mrs. William Taafe of
Mountain View.
NIL w III L. IlSueE HAS DeP0 visiting MS
property Interests near Modesto.
Mr.. Albert Stetsun will return to the city
at the end Of the month, after long visit to
his sister and Orother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Oxnard, at San Rafael.
Senator George E. Whitney and the
Misses Whitney were in Portland on Friday
last.
Mrs. James Irvine, Mr. James W. Irvine
and Mr.. Cal Byrae have returned to New
YORK from an extended tour through
Europe.
Mr.. James Y. Coleman registered recently
at the Fifth-avenue Hotel, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Smith of this city will
leave in two months for Europe to spend
the winter. They will be accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Schroeder of Redwood
City.
Mrs: ]. L. Radovich and daughter WHO
have been on visit to their friends, MIR.
and Mrs. A. Malovos, on their Lighthouse
! Farm, near AlvisO, have returned to their
home, 8l7B Hilbert street.
Misses Lena and Tina Malovos of the
| Lighthouse Farm, near Aiyso, are on a visit
to their friends, Mr. and Mrs. j. L. RADIO
vch, S17B FlIbert street
Mrs. Walter Turnbull and family have
| returned to their home, 1907 Leayen worth
street, alter passing two months at Bayou
vista vineyard, near Tulare Lake.
Miss Jessie Bowie returned to the city
Thursday, after pleasant visit to her rela-
| tives.
Miss Marie Naglee has returned from
trip to the Yosemite Valley with Captain
| Millen Griffith and family, whom she Joined
| Immediately after her return from the East.
where She passed the winter and spring.
Miss Jennie and Emma Mcmillan and
Miss Alice Mau will return TO the city in
few days, after passing couple of months
at Clarke's Ranch. in Mendocino County
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney V. Smith and Mr..
James X. Pringle have returned to town
from San Rafael for month.
Mrs. j. A. FoIger and party, Hon, and
Mrs. w. w. Morrow, Miss Fanny DOYLE,
| Colonel and Mrs. Babbitt and Miss Mile
| Ashe are among the recent arrivals at Del
| Monte
The late arrivals at the Hotel Rafael are:
Miss WaukIey, Mr.. Z. K. Stahier, Mr. j. Il.
Lauck. Mr. John J. OFarrell, Mr.. August
J: Bowie, Mr.. Milton Latham, Mr.. Peter
Martin, Mr.: John Finn, Mr.. II. G. McGraw,
Miss q Wilsnn Aiiss