The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-06

MISS NJ. johnson, MISS Z. Lenuel0l, MISS L,
Lothrop, Miss Jennie McGrother, Mrs; J. I.
Case, Mrs. }. II. Wiley. Mrs. J. r. Sund-
berg; Messrs. j. B. Southwell, S. r. Boyer.
Robert j. Patterson. Z. f. johnson, A. ).
johnson, j. F. Adams, J. II. Wiley, j. r.
Sundberg, Robert Burns, X. ID: Hunt; II.
lam NJ. Abbott, Thomas Hodge Andrew
SpeclS, F. H. White, c.. Stevenson, r. II
vine, r. j. Jsbb, j. r. Grey, f. Fetter. w.
E. Taggert, Philip Hancock, John Simms,
William Henkie, F. I'll. Jackson.
AIsip Reception at Sacramento.
reception was rendered last Thursday
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win X. Alsip, in Sacramento. to Mr.. Henry
A. White, by a number of his pupils Of
thirty years age. Among those who called
were Mr.. William Chamberlain, Mrs. Julian
formerly Miss Chamberlan). Mrs. A. A.
Van VOORHEES,, Mr.. and Mrs Z. /. Robinson,
Mrs. Addie Carter, Mr.. II. Cronkite. Mr..
John MaginnS and son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Hawey, Mrs. w. w. Wood. A delightful
evening was spent in the exchange of reml-
niscenses and the singing of songs of long
ago. Mr., White returned to the bay Friday
morning. but expects to return to the capt.
tai city shortly.
The Irvington Whist Club.
The Whist Club picnic came off Friday of
last week, and large party was in attend
ance. The place chosen was Niles Canyon,
and although the day was very hot good
time was enjoyed. Those in attendance
were: Mr. and Mrs. Haley and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jarvis and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole and children, Mr.. and
Rockwell, Miss Bessie Rockwell, Mrs. Cam
eron, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Goggins of Sacra-
mento. Mrs. Mayhem and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Tyson and family, Dr.. Richard
son and Miss Hussey.
In Camp at Lagunitas.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Henry Lau-
teIwasser of the firm of T. Gruenhagen of
20 Kearny street visited the Comforts of
Home Camp" at Lagunitas. and gave
candv-pulling party. The people Of the
neighborng camp, together with the folks
of Cottage % and Straw berry Cottage of
Camp Taylor, assembled and had jolly
time pulling candy until midnight when the
guests. repaired to the dining tent of the
pleasant entertainers, where refreshments
were served in true style of "All the Com
forts of Home"
The young folks made quite success of
the candy-pull, and several pieces of the
same were sent to folks in the city, daintily
arranged, as remembrances OF their visit to
this happy camp.
Parties to Take Place.
James A. Garfield Corps, No. 81, W. r. c.,
will give good od-fashioned campfire and
social for the benefit of their Relief Fund at
Pioneer Hall Tuesday evening, July 21st.
There will be plenty of pork and beans,
hard tack and baccy" for the BOYS while
they again tell the stories OF martial life in
camp and field.
A reception will he held by California
Castle, X. q. T.. in Union-square Hall on
July 18Th.
Unity Lodge, No. 81, of the Order of the
Golden Shore VIII give an entertain ment
and dance at Red Mems Building. Post
street, tomorrow evening. An enjoyable
time is promised.
Invitations have been issued for an in
stallation entertainment and hop of Pac nc
Parlor, No. 10, \. S. G. W., to be held under
morrow evening at Union-square Hall.
Several features will be. introduced by the
Grizzlies" which promise to add greatly
to the entertainment of those invited.
a complimentary entertainment and So
cial will be given by Borromean Council.
No. 100, \. NJ. L. at Mission Opera Hall en-
Thursday evening next, in honor of its
otflcers-elect. Invitations are in the hands
of the councils members.
A private picnic will be given at Niles
CaDvnn on Sunday next, under the direction
of Messrs. Joseph Anthony and j. II. Nc
Namara.
Junior Court Pride of California, No. 3,
A. o. +. OF A, will hold their public install
lation, entertainment and ball On Wednes-
day evening next, at Union square Hail.
Invitations can he obtained from the officers
and members.
Social Council, No. &c, o. C. F.. will in
stall its officers and give an entertainment
and dance, followed by refreshments, in
Washington Hall, Red Mems Building, next
Thursday evening.
Tie pupils Of Anderson's Academy will
give fan party next Saturday evening at
their hall, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe
streets.
The annual private picnic of the Madrid
Mutual Benevolent Society will take place
at HarbOr View Park next SUNDAY.
The third party of the Vendomes will
take place at the New Hall, corner Stockton
and Union streets, Saturday evening next
On Thursday evening next u bouquet party
will be given by the pupils of Carers
Academy at Ross hall on the corner of
Geary and Leavenworth streets.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club will pro-
duee Mr. Frank Magee's greatest success,
''Davy Crockett" at Saratoga Hall next
Friday evening, Mr.. K. c. Levy in the lead
ing role.
Court Eclipse, No. 6972, A. Fof A..
will give public installation and musical
and literary entertainment this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. corner of Seventh and
Market streets.
The third hon of the Frogs will be given
at Mission Opera Hall on Mission street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. On
Saturday evening next.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wallace of Tacoma
have gone to Chicago. where THY will meet
Chief Justice and Mrs Miller. who will re-
turn with them to visit in Tacoma.
Mrs. n. G. Kittle and Miss Kittle leave
San Rafael to-day for Pescadero. Miss Eva
McA lister is also going to Pescadero.
Mrs. Hail McAliister is entertaining her
sister, Miss Henshaw Of Boston, at San
Rafael
Judge and Mrs. Francis E. Spencer. of
San jose, and their daughter. Miss Grace,
will leave for Alaska on the 18th of this
month.
Miss Gibbs is late visitor to Santa Cruz.
Mrs. A b. Vale and family, who are now
at Santa Cruz, will go to Del Monte this
week.
Mr.. George II. Kellogg and the Misses
kellogg are at Santa Cruz.
Mr.. j. j. Groom and family have returned
from two weeks trip in the Santa Cruz
Mountains.
Miss Lena Schell has gone to Blythedale
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs J. R Grismer are spending
a fortnight at Hotel Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter have returned
from few days visit at San Jose.
Mr. John Bell of Santa Barbara is visit
ing friends in this city.
Miss Alyina Heuer is at San Jose with
friends.
General John McComb is at Santa Cruz.
Miss Nellie G. Barber has just returned
from Placerville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Moulton are at Santa
Cruz.
DR.. and Mrs. George J. Bucknall are
spending couple of weeks at "Woodside,"
in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nightingale, Mrs.
Hamilton Page. the Misses Minnie and
George Nightingale and DIR. John Night
lngale all have been enjoying a visit to
Clear Lake.
Mrs. John d. YOst, Miss Yost and Miss
SanderSon have returned from a pleasant
trip through Yosemite Valley.
Miss Stone, sister Of Mrs. l.. L. Baker. is
with friends spending a season at Mill
Valley, where they have secured pleasant
cottage.
MI o. F. Wiley, Major Duboce, Major
Eastland, hon. Jeremiah Lynch, Mr. and
r. L Ii L. IL