The morning call., 1891-08-31

thN iJit-IdTY SOnlfDlIIte, OIL WHICH MI.
James Mearns Is Chairman.
Twin Peaks Circle Domino Party.
Twin Peaks Circle, No. 100, Companions
of Foresters' Friendly Society, held their
domino party at their hall on Seventeenth
and Noe streets on Friday evening last 1t
was conn lete success. both socially and
financially
There was great merriment at 10 o'clock.
Wneh the 1ioor manager announced masks
on, ana nothing bat laughter could be heard
Tor some time after. Then the guests ad-
10urned To the Supper-room.
Great credit is due to the following Com
mlltee OF Arrangements: Mrs. K. Farrell,
mrs, l.. hImbail, Mrs. K. Koppen, Mrs. S.
McPhun. Mrs. X. D0wing, Mrs. W. E. KIM
ball and Miss X. Fitzpatrick Mr.. w. Ed
Ward himball acted as floor manager.
Parties to Take Place.
The Smiling Group" will give its inaug-
ural hop at Union-square Hall Tuesday
evening. September 22d.
The Nj. M. Club will give its second social
and dance at MetrOpoli tan Hall on Fifth
street on Friday evening" September 11th.
Borromean Council, No. 129, Young Mems
institute, viii give an entertainment and
social at Mission Turn ball. 2117 Mission
street, on Friday evening, October 9th. The
proceeds will be devoted to St. Charles
Church.
Commercial Alumni Association of the
l.. l.. ;. will hold its fourth anniversary
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, October Sth
The Danish Society Norden will give a
dramatic entertainment and ball at Saratoga
Hall all on Saturday evening, the 18th prox.
Inc Rlncon Yachting Club will hold its
fourth anniversary bail at B'nai Birth Hall
on Saturday evening, September 10th.
Court Pride of Golden West, No. 81,
Junior Branch Ancient Order of Foresters
Of America, Will give its third annual ball
at Is; b. Hall on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 29th.
The Beulah Club will entertain Friday
evening next at Mission Music Hall, How
ard and Twenty-first streets.
A campfire aud ball for the benefit OF
Liberty Post and Corps. G. A. K. Relief
Fund will be given at B'nai Birth Hall next
wednesday evening. There will be supper
and dancing.
Clan Fraser No. rs, Order of Scottish
Clans, viii hold its second concert and
dance IN Scottish Hall next Friday evening.
The Oleta Club will give their monthly
social at B'nai Birth Hall next Saturday
evening.
The Caliopean Musical and Literary So
clety will give its opening entertainment of
the autumn season with fine literary pro-
gramme and dance at Lunts Hall, corner
OF Polk and Bush streets. on Friday even
ing next.
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets
Oriental Rebecca Degree Lodge No. 80
Will give a stac-gaZing social next Wednes-
day evening in Prospect Hall, Odd Fellows
Building.
A fan party will be given by the pupils
OF carers Academy at Gutli Nerein Hall,
5O7 Sutter street, on Thursday evening
next.
The next hop of the Frogs will be pink
r. rarty at Mission Opera Hall Saturday
evening next.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1862. K. and i. of
H, will give a reception and ball in
honor OF the fourteenth anniversary of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights and Ladies of
Honor. at Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday
evening next. Invitations can be procured
at 236 Sutter street.
Branch l, Globe Vineyard Company, will
give their first entertainment and hop at
Irving Hall on Wednesday evening next
Popping the Question" will be produced,
The Pandora Dramatic Company will pro-
duce The Crimes of Great City" on
Thursday evening next at Mission Opera
Hall.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. l, will ceie-
brate the fourth anniversary with ball
on Tuesday evening next at Odd Fellows
Hall.
given under the auspices of the newly or
ganized Maze Social Club, at Irving Hall,
Saturday evening next.
The first anniversary ball of the Journey
men BARRIERS League, in celebration of the
o'clock closing movement, will be held at
B mai B' 'rith Hall next Sunday evening.
Society Personals.
Major. and Mrs. Maale have returned from
their northern visit.
Del Monte to-day.
Miss Geneyieve Nee has returned from a
visit to friends in Alameda.
MIR, and Mrs, ID. MuQdau are at the Richie
lieu.
Miss Jessie Marshall and Miss Nettie
Moore are the guests of their cousin, Mrs.
+. A. Wickersham of Petaluma.
Mrs Charles Aull and her sister, Mrs p.
a. Humbert, have been visiting in this city
for the past week or so.
Admiral and Mrs. Irwin will shortly have
as guests at the navy-yard Admiral and Mrs.
Benham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bandman have
returned to this city after passing most of
the summer at the Hotel Larkspur.
Mrs. j. III. Smith has returned from San
Rafael.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lent is at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs I. Nj. Hatch returned to Honolulu
last Tuesday after pleasant visit here
to her parents. Colonel and Mrs. A. G.
Hawet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Appleton Mcguire and
at their cottage in Ross Valley until the end
of September.
Mrs. Micher and family have returned to
the Bella Vista.
Senator William NJ. Stewart arrived from
the East yesterday and is at the Palace
Hotel
Mr. and Mrs w. Il. Crocker will return
this month from San Mateo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Goodall and Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Howard are visiting San Luis
| Obispo.
Major Charles Stanley is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ALI Kelly at the Belvedere.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. c. C.
| Todd left Wednesday morning for the East.
Miss Marion Chase has returned from the
| East and will be at home on TUESDAYS at
| 1443 McAlister street.
Mr.. James Phelan has left Santa Cruz for
a trip to San Diego and the southern coun-
| try.
Mrs. L. L. Baker. Mrs. A. L. Stone ard
Miss Stone have been among the recent
| visitors at Larkspur.
! Mr.. j. w. Mackay is in town and will re-
| turn shortly to the ComStock.
Mr. Hugh Lyons of this city has gone on
two weeks visit to his relatives in Mon
terey.
Miss Bessie Younger, Miss Anita symmes
and Mr.. Frank J. Symmes, OF this city, have
been visiting Puget Sound.
Mr.. L. Elkus and family, of Sacramento.
came on Saturday to this city, where they
will in future reside.
MIR. l. w. Hellman has returned from
southern trip.
Mr.. J. B. Studd, who, with his brother,
Mr.. Z. Is. Studd, was a world famous crick-
eter, is in Los Angeles. member of tie
Holiness band. travelling missionary So
ciety. His brother is a missionary in China
Both nave large private means.
MILITARY JOTS.