The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-12


ger, Mrs. TurtOn, Miss THrton, Dir. F. Tur-
ton, Mr.. II. Turton, Mr.. Lane, Mr.. AIberti,
Mr.. and Mrs. McLareD, Mr.. Tavlo", NJ. and
Nine. Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe, Mr..
and Mrs. Mclean, Mr.. de Rus, u. S. N,
Miss 0Loghlin. Miss OBrien, Mr. Brien,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Mathes, Miss Duquart, Miss
Amy Duqnart. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs. McInerny, Miss OCOnnor, Mr..
O'Connor and W. p. Smith
Goodwin Comedy Company.
The Goodwin Comedy Company. under
the personal direction of A. S. Jarvie and
A. E. Thompson, will present the amusing
farce-comedy French Flats" at Saratoga
Hall. next Thursday evening with the fol-
lowing cast:
French Flats In Four Stories and Base
ment-titst floor. the landlord, smash my
mirrors; second floor, Baroness do ST. AnaT-
anihe; third floor. NJ. B0nay; fourth floor
Slgnor Elvlno Rifardui; basement, grand
MAJ eli and Iancers.
People In The House-M. Blondeau, landlord,
Arthur Jones; BiIlard0, poetic wall, FRANKLIN
Caity; ". Ernest Vallay. bachelor. Hugo Wolf;
Slghor Riffaralni, primo tenore, Andrew Bogart;
nothing, L. j. Beardsley; NJ. Bonay lawyer,
aired NJ. GetZ; Martin. ladies' hair-dresser, s.
3ehl; Taneredi, yarleI Harry Groth; Old
Pluchard, clerk, deaf as a post. George
Hasihn; GuStave, a clerk, Joseph Irlest;
Painter Ia dirty dauDer, Uphoste:er "a botchl.
{. Isaeksen; Brsquet. Office boy, every fresh"
lord, Nettle Steele; Anna, daughter, "DTetty as a
rosebud" anna Clark; Baroness de st.
AmaranIhe "of the highest society" Ada Little
woods Nine. Bonay, Emma Moseley; FrOzine,
Hattie Phillips; Blanca. Marchioness de Barra-
media, Kitty MeG0rey; Marette Pm one OF The
girls. see" Isabel Hill Upholsterers, Painters,
POfters, ETC., by themselves.
The Hankfns-Parson Wedding.
Mr.. William j. Hankins, brother of the
President of the Ainsworth National Bank,
Portland, Oregon, and well-known mining
man in Wallace, Idaho, where he owns
mines, was united in marriage, Sunday
January 10th, by the Rev. r. NJ Edwards
of Trinity Church, TO Miss Agnes nj. Par
son, popular young teacher OF Fresno and
a graduate of our State Normal School at
San Jose. Tho wedding took place at 2i20
California street, the residence of Mrs
Brundy, warm friend OF the bride.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig (nee Crocker)
and party will leave for a trip to China and
Japan the latter part of January.
Mrs. Markham and family are still in
Pasadena. The Governor, in excellent
health after his brief holiday, is at work
again at the Capitol city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cummins are re-
siding permanently at 927 Pine street. and
will receive on the first three Thursdays of
each month.
Miss Ellen Domett has returned from an
extended visit to her old home in Boston.
She found hosts of friends to give her
hearty welcome, not only in that city, but
in New York and Brooklyn. While in B0s-
ton she attended the session OF the Worlds
W. G. L. U. Convention, as we'll as the ma
tiOnal.
Mr.. 4. M. Osmont has returned from a
business trip to Europe. Mrs. O5mOnt joined
him in TauppSSpp and accom- M led him
home. They are quarteredat the Hotel
PleasantOn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry E. Wise are at the
Hotel Albemarie in New York City.
The Misses Blanche and Octayia HOge,
who have been spending the last three
months at the Palace Hotel, have gone to
reside on MeAllister street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ehrman and family left
for Europe yesterday.
Mr.. John Hays Hammond will soon leave
here to visit his mining interests in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will h. Fisher are expected
to return from their southern trip IN a few
days.
Captain and Mrs. John Nelson ana Mr..
and Mrs Calvin c. McMahan have taken
apartments at the Palace Hotel for the
season.
The Hon. J. w. Anterior is building
new family residence at NovatO.
MIS-. John II. Boat has been seriously i'll
and confined to her apartments at the Pal
ace Hotel.
Mrs. p. A. Dean and Mrs. Harry Dean of
Alameda have both had an attack OF the
prevailing grip.
Mrs E. S. Poulson, accompanied by sew
eral ladies, is spending the winter in Rome.
President Burgin Of the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad Company, or
broad gauge, who is by the way the young
est railroad President in the country. is IN
the East.
DIR. and Mrs. Cluness of Sacramento are
down on visit and are sojourniug at the
Palace Hotel.
Mr., John p. Irish has been visiting in
Bakersfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Fisher have returned
from their bridal trip in Southern Califor-
mia.
Miss Esther and Miss Hattie Caro-. after
pleasant visit to their aunt Mrs. II.
Marks of Sacramento, have returned to
their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Sherman have come
down from Portland. Mrs. Sherman will
spend tile winter IN Southern California.
Her husband, who is cashier II the Oregon
National Bank, will return home as soon
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