The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-14


Ior MERGED. where they will reside for the
present. Wv
Two Purim Balls.
The Hebrew carnival of Purim was cele-
DRAFTED last evening by at least two mas
querade balls.
ODD Fellows Hall was the scene of one
given by the Unity Social Club, which for
nine years has never missed the feast. Year
alter year the attendance has grown until
last night the big hall was crowded and
every seat IN the gallery was secured before
o'clock. The usual diversity of costumes
made the grand march and subsequent
dancing particularly picturesque
MIR. Aleck Peiser directed the floor, as
sisted by Mr. Z. Lndeman, and among
others in charge were: Messrs. Solomon
Peiser, Julius Calman, Charles Lindrmau,
i. solomon. l. Levingston, ID. Cohen. II.
Harris, a. Lowenstein, Charles Goldberg.
a kind of overflow gathering. composed
OF members and friends of California Lodge
Birth Hall. where the fun and jollity was
in every way equal to that prevailing in tie
more westerly hall.
This was the lodges first Purm masque-
rade, and judging from its success the MEM
bers VIII make it an annual institution MIR.
Sol Blam managed the floor, assisted by
Mir. Henry Bait.
The Reception Committee comprised:
Messrs j. Cohen. Dave Cohen, Harris Ru-
bin, >. Silyerberg. l. AbelSon. Morris Gar
ran, Morris kochman, |. Coleman, NJ.
Crlstella, l.. Friedlander, A. Rush, NJ. Sum-
mellieid.
Parties to Take Place.
Yerba Buena Parlor No. 81. n. S. G. W.,
will celebrate their sixth anniversary by
giving strictly Invitation full-dress party
at Union-sQuare Hall on Thursday ever
ing, May g.
The eighteenth reception of the Glover
Club will be held in Pioneer Hall on Friday
evening, April % This viii be their last
party for the season.
The Commercial Alumni OF the L. E. S.
viii give fancy dress party in Union
square Hall OF Tuesday evening, April 20.
The "Mvstic Forty" VIII give their fourth
party at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday even
ing, April 10
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852. Knights and
Ladies of Honor. viii give an April Fools
ball on Thursday evening, March 81. in
Union-Square Hall.
The Teoutoma Damen Verein will cele-
brate their second anniversary on April j,
at the Teoutoma Hall, 1922 Howard street.
with dramatic entertainment and bail.
A High Art" entertainment and hop
c. Q. T., at Laurel Hall, ShiePs Building
on Tuesday evening, the 29th inst
The first domino party of Germania Cir
Gle, a. o, F., viii take place at a. o. L.
Hall on Thursday evening, the oath inst.
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
Will celebrate their fifth anniversary by Civ
ing an opening picnic at Harbor View. Sun
day, April 3.
The Western Addition Social and Liter
airy Club will entertain their many friends
at Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday
St Joseph's Council No SO, Y. MI, will
give their first grand musical ana literary
entertainment in st. Joseph's Hali. corner
Tenth and Howard streets, on Thursday
evening next
The firth anniversary ball of Minerva
Circle No. 80 Companions of the Forest,
will take place at Union-square Hall on
Saturday evening next
The ladies' Of Foster 81 Johnson's
Academy give shamrock party at Golden
Gate Hall, Pacific avenue, on ST. Patrick
night. Thursday next
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe streets
The ninth social of the Varsovienne Club
will Ike place on Wednesday evening next,
at Social Hall, 102 OFarreli street.
lryi9e's Academies will give a skeleton
party at Academy Hall on Wednesday even
ing next
Alcatraz Circle No. IS. c. of F. of A..
viii give their second anniversary ball this
The twenty-third annual ball of A. o. II.
Division No. ., in honor OF St. PatTck's
DAY, will be held at Grand Opera Hail next
Thursday evening.
Society Personals.
Captain and Mrs. ". b. Collier and Miss
Collier returned last week TO their beautiful
home on Clear Lake.
Miss Muriel Richards returned Friday
from a ten months tour of the Eastern
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Montague (nee Gather
wood have arrived in New York and are at
The Renaissance This week they 20 to
Boston for a few days and will sail for
Europe on the Etruria the 26th inst.
Miss Gertrude Severance, daughter Of
Consul Severance of Honolulu, viii leave
the latter part Of this month 10 meet her
sister, Mrs. KIrkbride, and together they
will make an extended tour of the East.
Miss Hilda Castle contemplaLeS going
East in April, where she will spend the
season, dividing the time between Chicago
and Portland, Ne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. August Spreckels will
leave the latter part Of this month for an
extensive European tour.
Mrs. W. II. Reed is here from Chico and
is the guest Of Mrs. Henry Wetherbee at the
Palace Hotel.
Mrs Belle Donahue will leave to-day for
San Rafael, where she will spend the
season.
Mr.. A. D. Sharon and Mr.. W. E. Sharon
visited Grass Valley on Friday.
Mr.. Alexander Badlam is visiting Arcadia,
his Calistoga country seat.
Colonel c. Fred Croker is expected here
from New York next Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Townsend are the
guests Of Sir. aud Mrs. Payne Shaiter On
the Shafter ranch in Bear Valley.
Mr.. Joseph Livingston returned to this
city last " Wednesday after a prolonged visit
TO Europe and tie Eastern States.
DIR. John BrOdie, for many years the lead
ing physician OF the Hawaiian Islands, will
hereafter make his home in this city.
Mrs. George Law Smith and family are
making Il brief visit in the vicinity of
San Diego. They will soon leave for
Panama, en- route to New York and
Havana.
Mr.. A. C. Morse and the Misses Kate and
Jessie Morse. who Tor tie past year have
been travelling through the Alaska and
Puget Sound region. have returned to the
city and are at the Colonial.
Mr.. j. ". F. Diss or RedIands, formerly
OF this city, is fast climbing the political
ladder. a few weeks ago he was appointed
on the orchard police force of that city, and
now he has been announced as an Alder
man.
Mr.. Harry Morgan Hughes, son Of Mr..
George Hughes, tie weii-kn0wn commission
merchant, has left for the north. to be- gone
two years, for the benefit Of his health.
Among the prominent ladies expected
shortly on this Coast are Mrs Richard
Iyers and Mrs. C. T.. Huntington. Mrs.
Ivers leaves Miss Aileen in care Of friends
In New York city.