The morning call., 1892-10-24

Lena Dlennicne, specialies by Thomas f. Gra-
ham, instrumental music by Goffgan and Nc.
Carthy and Charles Lanahan and fancy dancing
by Miss Ada Powers. AT the conc 'usInn OF the
musical and literary exercises the floor was
cleared FOL dancing, which all enjoyed thorough ~
until midnight.
The Young Ladies' Institute No. 3 gave party
last Tuesday evening al Uuion-square hall. There
was light attendance, but those present thor
oughly enjoyed the evenings dancing. Miss
Belle Boyle. the president of the Institute, led OF
the grand march with her brother. Mr. Chtis-
TOPPER Boyle. followed by the select few who had
put IN an appearance.
The Carholic LADIES' Aid Society No. 2 cele-
brated their fifth anniversary last Wednesday by
giving social dance at Mission Opera Hall,
2l31 Mission street. There WAS capital at
tendance, and the affair proved very enjoyable
aud was voted big success. Dancing was Kept
UP until late hour.
A very successful Columbian entertainment
was given ID the parlors of Plymouth Church last
Thursday evening. capital musical and lite.
rary programme was well rendered, and included
the names of Mr.. Frank Coffin, whose popularity
Increases every time he appears 10 public; MT.
A. Z. Black. Mr.. }. +. Fleming Miss Thomas,
Mrs. Madden, Mrs. q. b. Crlttenden, Mrs. Phil.
lips ana many others.
The Merry Monarch Social Club gave Its first
party last Friday evening at Union square
Hall, which proved decided success. The hall
was handsomely decorated for the occasion.
Coming Events
Columbia Council No. 55. Y. NJ. L. will give a
ball al id Fellows Hail next Friday evening.
Ii promises to be very brilliant affair.
The Women's Auxiliary OF the Mission Unita-
rian Church will have an Evening with Wilt.
tier" to morrow at Mission Music Hall, corner Of
Howard and Twenty-frst streets. The reading
will be given with fne musical effects.
The initial dance OF the "Apropos" Club will
take place on Saturday evening, November 26
at Lunps Hall.
The Arion Society will give a grand concert
and ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday even
Ing, October 20. The programme will Include
the o. eraita. 'Fidela," composed by H. Ripper.
California Lodge No. 113, L. o. 5. B., VIII give
It's NTH grand anniversary masquerade ball for
the benefit of It's sick fund Sunday evening.
November 6, at B'nai Birth Hall
Bonta Circle No. 1o4 Will give a bonbon
party al Managers Hail. Twenty-fonith and Fol-
som streets, on Saturday evening, October 20.
The Enslgns will give their initial party at
Unlon-squRre Hall 10 morrow evening.
Tie Saturday Morning Orchestra will give a
concert for the benefit OF the Maria Kip Orphan.
age and Tue Hahnemann Hospital on Tuesday
evening. November /.
The La Voltas dance will take place at Sara
toga Hall on Friday evening next.
The members OF the UuOn square Climb win
give their next ball at Pioneer Hall on Friday,
October %.
The Alta Dramatic Circle of Alta Parlor No.
3, n. d. g. w, will give one Of Its popular enter
tainmentS next Wednesday evening The drama
married Life" Will be produced by strong
cast.
The "Blue Jeans" have issued Invitations for
their second party. which will be given at Union
square Hall on Wednesday evening, Novem.
Der 2.
Barromean Councn No. 129 Y. NJ. l.. will give
an entertainment and social ar Mission Opera
Hall on Friday evening next
The second hop OF The Frogs" Will take place
next thursday evening at Mission Opera hall
Mission street, between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth.
Alameda Parlor No IS, n d. G. W.. will give
select musical ana literary entertainment, FOL.
lowed by a dance, this evening.
The Excelsior Nj. and ID. Club will give grand
steriopticon enter ainment at Washington Hail.
80 Eddy street, next Monday evening A social
dance will follow.
The Alcazar Dramatic Club will Civ. It's hrst
grand entertainment and dance at Saratoga II all
next Wednesday evening.
The Coronados VIII give their second ami
versary dance at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes-
day evening next.
The Young Ladies' Institute No. win give a
dance mex Friday evening at Union-square Hall.
Liberty Post No. 123, Grand Army OF the Re-
public, VIII celebrate It's six h anniversary at
Washington Lower Hall. 80 Eddy stieei. next
Wednesday evening. Members OF kindred organ
izations ard tie public are Invited.
The N1blo Club will give It's fourth monthly
social aid dance on Wednesday evening, NOyem-
beT 2, at Clark's Hail. 211 Suffer street.
The pupils OF AndeIson's Academy Will give
party next Saturday evening at their hall, corner
of yenteentb and Noe streets.
Egypt and Thousand Miles OF the Nile" will
be the subj CT OF t- sixth and last lecture OF the
Steele series and will be given next Friday eve n
Ing at Trinity Presbyterian Church corner Of
Capp and Twenty third streets.
The monthly dance of Excelsior Lodge No.
1852, Knights and Ladies of Honor, VIII take
place on " ednesday evening, November 16 at
UDiOn-Square hail. IL has been found desirable
10 change The day from Thursday to Wedues-
day.
The ladies Of Howard Presbyterian church on
Mission street, near Third. will serve hot
lunch on Friday, October %, between lie hours
OF / and 80 O'clock.
AlcaZar Council No. II, o. c. F. VIII give
social entertainment at FOresters Hail. 102
0Fauell street on Wednesday evening Novem-
Der 2.
GIoanings.
Governor Markham attended the dedication OF
the Worlds Fair buildings at Chicago on Fri
day last
Senator Leland Stanford and Mrs. Stanford
arrived in this city last Wednesday from Europe.
SIR. and Mrs. Spencer Buck bee have returned
from their bridal trip.
d and Mrs. MuldOnado have returned from
Castle Crag and are at The California Hotel.
Mrs. A. Il. Hotaling is expected to arrive home
one day this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs L. d. Owens Mrs. E. c. South
worth. Miss Annis Merrill and Mrs. W. l..
Mteh,ll have returned from Ktna Springs.
Mrs. l.. F. Howard, Miss ii. +. Chandler ana
Mrs V. G. Sbipley are visitors at Ktna Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Adler are stopping al the
Versailles Gil Taylor street, while their resi-
dence on Sacramento street Is undergoing extern
slve alterations ,
T. and MIS-. 70 II. C0sgfONt nave ltll iuF odlt
Lake CITY, wher Mr.. Cosgroye is connected with
The Southern Pacific COmpany
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas c. Hi have returned
from Sausait0.
Ing the summer season at their Newport resi-
dence, have taken UP their winter quarters at
their Fifth.a avenue mansion In New York CITY
Miss Laura McKinstry has arrived In New
York City iGom Europe. She Is expected nome
Mir. Robert Sherwood arrived from Europe
T.at ard
now on his way home.
Mrs. A. C. Garcia Is a guest of Der mother,
Mrs. George Hyde. at the Occidental Hotel:
Glasgow per Anchor line steamer Clty Ol Rome
MIR and Mrs. John d. spreck-Is and Miss
Emma Spreekels have arrived in New York
from Europe
Mr.. aud Mrs G. P. Simpson OF London,
England, are IN the city aud have rooms at the
Occidental Hotel.
Mrs H. Finuegass and her niece, Miss A. f..
Ward, nave taken apartments at the lrvlngdale
for the winter aud will be al home on Wednes-
Miss Pauline Schiueter, Miss Pauline Murray.
Miss Fanny Bonney and Mrs T.. Murray VIII
Will rem in for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. S. Prudential OF Portland, Or, Is IN the
city, and is the guest OF Mrs. G. Solomon at l5l6
Twenty fourth street. Mrs. FFedenthal Will
be pIcased 10 receive her friends on W Wednesdays
and sundays.
Mr. Morse and the Misses salie ard Jessie
Morse nave returned from Castle CrAB 10 TIE
Hotel Metropolis, Oakland.
Mr.. j. c. Pennie Is guest at Castle Crags.
Miss Clara OYeTacker OF Niles Is the guest oil
Mrs. o. +. Wiley at her residence on California
streer.
Mr.. Charles Ferguson has returned from his
tTip TO Castle Crae.
Mr. W. Carrigan. Miss Carrgan, Miss Cas-
seIley ard Mr.. Michaels OF Langley e. Michaes
are among the recent visitors 10 Castle Crsg.
Mrs. Dr.. l.. Cool has sufficiently recovered
from her recent serious Illness 10 be able to re-
turn home from Castle Crag. but Is not yet well
enough 10 resume her practice.
Mis-. Knight and daughter of Madison, Oak
land, have returned from their sojourn at Castle
Crag.
Miss Nellie JolIiffe and Mrs. Robert Oxnard
will leave on Wednesday for New York.
DIR. II. w. Skage returned last week from
Montreal.
Mrs. j. w. Coleman, Miss Coleman, Miss Nc
Mutt Miss Pierce aud Mr.. II. L. Coleman have
rafurned Ircm IhR lnd Mine