The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-06


Hall Parties,
Bay City Lodge, knights and Ladies of
Honor. had reception in its hall on
O'Farrell street on Monday evening last
and entertained the invited guests present
in a very happy manner The programme
was interpreted with dancing, which pro-
lonRed the evenings pleasure till late
hour. The committee managing the affair
was: Protector j. Uchtman, Mrs. He'll
brOn, Mrs. Harris, Miss Bertha Gerson,
Miss MaurOuski
The Beethoven Choral Society held an
other of its enjoyable socals last Thursday
evening. Upward of 100 people were pres
ent. This society is steadily increasing Its
membership under the able direction OF its
popular conductor, Mr.. w. II. holt.
The large entertainment hail Of the A. O.
T. building, 102 OFarrell street, was
crowded on Wednesday evening last by the
members of Golden Gate Camp No. a.
WCOdmen OF the World, and their friends
To the zeal and energy of DR.. J.. g.
Skancke is due the excellent programme of
exercises which was presented. Mr.. H. G.
WatrouS, tie master OF ceremonies, was
ably assisted by MessrS. W. Il. Anderson,
c. g. Naylor and s. 3. Doane. After the
entertainment dancing occupied the neigh
bOrs and their guests until late hour.
A bali was given by the Northend Club
on Saturday at Bersaglieri Hall. IL was
Nell attended.
The Del Monies entertained some 100
couples last Thursday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Mr.. John Power managed the
entire proceedings with considerable abil-
ity.
The first complimentary musical and liz
eTaTy entertainment OF ST. Dominic's Aux
iliaTy took place last Thursday evening at
Saratoga Hall. Mr.. }. u. Mcintyre made
an address. Mr.. c. d. O'Sullivan sang, and
DrS. Sieberst and Mccarthy, Miss Jeanne
Levy ana Miss Code were among the cOn-
tTituturs TO a delightful programme. Mr..
John c. Bateman was the genial master Of
ceremonies.
Parties to Take Place.
James A. Garfield Corps No. p, w. r. c.,
viii give q social on Tuesday evening, June
II. at Social Hall. Foresters' building.
The Berllns will dance at Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday. June IA. Cards have already
been mailed 10 friends.
A grand complimentary entertainment
and ball Will be given by the Father Matthew
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
No. ! at Federation Hall formerly Irish
Americana on Tuesday evening, June H.
Alexandra Lodge No. o. Order Daughters
of St. George, VIII celebrate their first an
niyersary by giving an entertainment and
ball on Saturday evening next IN ST. Georges
Hail.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, Knights and
Ladies OF Honor Will give Copenhagen
party on Thursday evening next at Union
square Hail.
social will be given bY AlcaZar Council
Ne. II, o. {. f., at F0resteTS' building, on
Friday evening next.
The Mystic Forty have issued striking in
vltatiOns to their anniversary party at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday next.
The Incog Specially Club will give their
second entertainment and dance On Sun
day next at Irving Hail.
The ladies of the NarsCYienne Club will
give q leap-yeaT and heart social on Wednea-
day evening, June 8, at FOresters' Hall, lO2
OFauell street
TIE next social given by Irviue's Academy
viii be a lawn dress ana necktie party. at
Mission OpeTa-hall, On Tuesday evening
next.
The Thursday night class of Anderson's
Academy at Saratoga Hall will receive their
friends this week.
Social Council No IS. o. C. F., will hold
ifs regular Open monthly reunion on THUS
day evening next in its hall az Red Mems
building. Friends are Invited without fur
ther notice.
The junior courts of tie Ancient Order Of
FOresters OF America pill hold q Joint en-
telianmeut and bali at Is mai Birth Hall on
Thursday evening next
The IncogS wish 30 DENY connection WI
any club Of similar title. The members in
tend to give a series of hops at Odd Fellows
Hall next season, the first to take place
SeDtembsr6 6.
The Native Sons of Vermont viii hold
their next meeting on the second Friday in
June. Miss Mabel r. Morse, graduate
OF California c liege, will make her debut
as a soprano vocalist Miss Gertrude Gala
gaer recites and the entertainment will
close with the drama entitled ~ Noble
Sacrifice" Will Frank J.. Cooley. Il. G.
Hockey, William J. L0nergan and Miss
Is abella Hill in the cast
TIE second dramatic entertainment Of
the lSt. Anthony Young Mems S0dality of
the St. BOniface Congregation will take
benefit Of the Building Association of the
church.
Society Personals.
Admiral and Mrs. 7. G. Phelps have re-
turned 10 the East
Mir. and Mis-. Alexander Badlam, accom-
panied by Judge and Mrs d. j. Murphy
and Miss Maude Badlam, returned from
Arcadia, Napa County, during the week.
Captain and Mrs. Collier have gone TO
Clear Lake.
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee has gone up to
Chico to visit her old friend, Mrs Harry
Reed. She VIII return shortly to her elegant
suburban residence at Fruitva,e.
Mr.. Cephas Turner and wife have gone
down 10 the PescadeTo Hotel, in San Mateo
County, where they intend passing the sum-
meU months. Mr. Turner is q pioneer. hav-
ing left his Atlantic btme for California
early in the memorable year of 1890
Air. and hlrs. William II. Croker and
Miss SperTy eft last week for San MateO,
where they VIII occupy the Bdrr0ilhet resi-
dence duri z III Summer
Nil and Mrs. George u. BOYD NEE Kittle)
have moved over 10 San Rafael
General DlmorQ and party win visit Yo-
semitic next Wednesday.
Colonel George HageT, Miss Alice Hager
Mr.. Sampson Tams, Mr.. ana Mrs. JOnn
B0ggs, Mise Alice Boggs and Nj. T.. n Bee
leave on Monday, June g, for the Yosemite
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Henri F. Emeric and Miss
Barber have gone TO Lake Tahoe for
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Mcdonald will sail
for Alaska on the 2lst inst.
Mrs. Charles Il. Alexander and her
mnther-in-law, Mrs. A. Alexander, after a
brief visit to this coast, have returned to
New York.
Senator and Mrs Stanford and party have
sailed from New York for Europe.
Mrs. Susie +. Lockwood, the artist, is
taking a vacation in \ Olo County
hltcn l.. Frank leaves for the East next
Sunday on a combined business ana pleas
ure trip.
Mrs Ella Sterling Cummins Of the
Worlds Fair Commission and Miss Gene
We've Cummins left for Alaska on Satur-
day via Oregon, to take the steamship Mex
leo from Tacoma for months trip among
the glaciers.
On June Mrs. Alpheus Bull and family
viii leave on the Umatila for Alaskan
scenery and sights.
Miss Bartlett, daughter of Columbus Bart
lett OF this city, has been making visit at
Glenwood, in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
She left last Saturday for San Jose. and
will visit Mount Hamilton before her return
home.
Lieutenant and Mrs. J. II. Pendleton left
last week tor Sitka, Alaska, where the
lieutenant has been ordered 10 command
the Marine Guard at that station.
Mr. j. w. Coleman and family are rusti- |
eating at their son Harry's Leonosa ranch. |
Miss Grace Taylor is visiting Miss Lulu
irwin al Mare Island