The morning call., 1892-03-28
tain and Mrs. S. NJ. Blair on Van Ness ave-

Baker. Mrs. II. M. A. Miller, Mrs. Fred
Green, Dr. and Mrs Leonard Wood, Mr..
tain and Mrs. A. L. Wood, Mrs Fred w.
Iallant. Miss Bessie Shreve. Miss Jennie
Watson. Miss Moody. Miss Leonide Cook.
MISS Annie Buck bee. Miss Kate VOORHEES,.
Miss Manic McNutt, Miss Sara Clarke,
Miss Edith Taylor. Miss Ella Adams. Miss
McDermott, Miss Pore. Miss Nellie Hilyer,
Misses Joliffe, Miss Hooker, Miss Bessie
Hooker, Miss Florence Reed, Miss Lillian
Reed. Miss Wooster. Miss Cunningham.
Mess Mess !, Walter Newhall, S. Knight. E. I.
Judd, Fred II. Coon, j. ID. Phelan, w. r.
Sherwood. Herbert Carolan. Frank J. Caro-
Ian. Z. y. Bee. E. FL. Sheldon, F. Owen. G.
u y sullivan, j. G. Kittle Jr., A. H. Small,
Riehard Hoialing. Webster Jones, ID. T.
Murphy. Lieutenant III. G. Poundstone, u.
>. A; George A. Pope.
Children's Party on Geary Street.
Last night Miss Marie Wells, aged IA
years, residing at 1904 Geary street, gave
party to her numerous girl friends, most of
whom are students at Miss Vests private
school, on Van Ness avenue. The invita-
lions read from to IL o'clock. The little
people had great time. Among those in
vited were: Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Ethel keeney, Miss Leon tine Brakeman,
Miss Gertrude Forman, Miss Margaret Cules,
Miss Edna HOPKINS, Miss Helen Hopkins,
Miss Florence White of Oakland, Miss Anna
Lawlor, Miss Anna Duprey, Miss Charlotte
Ellingwood, Miss Edith Crockett. Miss Caro-
Crockett, Miss Geriie Palmer. Miss Flora
Dean, Miss Therese Morgan, Miss Charlotte
Field, Miss Mamie Polhemus, Miss jeanette
Hooper, Miss Birdie Rutherford and others.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs
Gharlle Cunningham. Theodore Lawlor.
Willie Lawlor. Henry Merrill, Percy But
Ter, Lester Wells, Don Polhemus. Charlie
BEL. JACK BuTns. Thayer Messer. Fred
Knight. Pierre Moore. Willie Gwin, Blumie
Wright, George Dealy. Walter Wells and
others.
An n. s. G.. w. Evening al Home.
The members of Hesperian ParloLsNo.
l37, n, 5. g. w, entertained their lady
friends last Thursday evening by an even
ing at home" at their hall. corner Sixteenth
and Valencia streets. The cOmmitiee-Leo
T. HamptoR. X. p. Doolan and George A.
Montell-were untlring in their efforts to
make the evenings entertainment enjoy
able.
lecture. Through Asia" by Professor
l. ii. Parker, illustrated by stereopticon
Home" by Grsnd Trustee 15t'O' Frank POy L. :
Coombs, the newly appointed Minister to
Japan; q short sketch Of the objects If the
order by Past Grand President John A.
S!einbach; musical solos by John MeHugo
and Clarence Sumner. and recitatiOns by
George A. Montell and L. j. pullman made
up an interesting programme.
0"HCiH4 was kDSu lUuEIHcu IN until MD
night During the evening Refreshments
We're served. The parlor Will give its third
anniversary party Friday evening, April 80
al Odd Fellows Hall.
Party on Geary Street.
The Misses Murphy, at their home on
Geary street, last Monday evening gave
Mr. Edward T. Sterling a very enjoyable
farewell party. The spacious parlors were
beautifully decorated and sumptuous
repast was served.
Among those present were: Hiss Kate
Hoag, the Misses lis. Miss Gertie Cutler,
Miss Helen Franks, Miss McGuen, Miss
Marguerite Murphy, Miss Eyeline Remil-
lard Of Oakland, Miss May Murphy, Messrs.
George Trnmbo OF salt Lake. Frank H.
kerrigan, Howard 7. Taylor Jr, Lou W
LOvey. Charles w. Spalding, Sanford G.
Lewald, Clair Piekard, Edward L. Sterling
Parties to Take Place.
Yerba Buena Parlor No. 81, n. s. G. w,
viii entertain the members of the Stanford
Parlor on Tuesday evening, the 9th prox.
The San Francisco Thistle Club have a
special entertainment in preparation to take
place at B'nai Birth Hall on Friday even
ing, the 22d OF April.
james &. Garfield Relief Corps No. q,
Auxiliary q. a. r., will give a social on
Tuesday evening. April u. at Social Hall,
Foresiers' building, 102 O. Farrell street.
An entertainment aud social will be given
by BoTr0mean Council No. 129, Y. NJ. l., at
Mission Opera-hall on Friday evening,
April %.
The invitations have been issued by the
Del Monies Tor private masquerade and
fancy-dress party at Saratoga hall on Mon
day evening. May 8.
bonbOn party and apple-eatng contest
VIII take place under the auspices of the
Del Monies at Saratoga Hail on Monday
evening, April %.
The Beulah Club will entertain its friends
Friday evening at Mission music-hall cor
ner Twenty-frst and Howard streets.
The fourth annual picnic and excursion Of
the National Club will be held at Kruncke' 5
park, Santa Rosa. on Sunday, April 10.
An entertainment will be gwen by the
Sons of ST. George Minstrel Club. to be fol-
lowed by ball, at Irving Hall on Thursday
evening, April Z, for the benefit Of MEM
her Of Burnaby Lodge, Mr.. C. w. Simkins,
who is permanently disabled.
a stag party viii be given by Valley
Lodge No. 30. A. .. L. w. at 50 O'Farrell
street, next Wednesday evening
RiebPs Quartet will give an operate D er-
Torrance, entitled The jolly Students"
next Wednesday evening at Elite Hail.
corner of Twelfth and Webster streets,
Oakland.
a bOn-bon social will be given by Templar
Bebekah Lodge No. 49, l. o. o. F., for men,
bers Of the order only on Saturday next ia
Memorial Hall, Odd Eel ows buiIdiBg.
Golden Gate Circle, c. of f. of A. will
give an entertainment and dance at ST.
Georges Hall next Wednesday evening.
a complimentary party will be given by
Empire Lodge, knights and Ladies of
Honor, next Wednesday evening at
St. Georges Hall, a choice programme
will be presented and refreshments served
The NOriOn Dramatic Club OF Lorin, an
organization of weli-knOwn society people
across the bay, will give an entertainment
and dance on Saturday evening next at
Arcade Hail, Lorin.
The ladies OF Foster & John sons aead-
smies give musical marmoset party at
Grand Opera Hall on Saturday evening
next.
The Varsovienne Club will give it's tenth
social nn Wednesday evening next at Social
Hall. 102 O'Farrell street.
The pupils of Anderson's academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner Of Seventeenth ana Noe streets.
Bay City Lodge, X. ana l.. of L., give q
social at their hall in A. o. +. building, 1O2
O'Farrell street. this evening
Bay City PaTl0r No. 104, y. S. G. W., will
celebrate Its fifth anniversary with q strictly
full-dress invitation ball at Union-sq uare
Hall on Saturday evening next
a High Art" entertainment and hop
will be given by Golden West Circle No. a.
{. o. f., at Laurel Hall, Shiels Building,
on Tuesday evening next.
Meade Corps No. 81, w. r. c.. will give
an entertainment and dance at Social Hail.
102 OFarrell street, on Tuesday evening
next.
The Tentonia Damen Verein will cele.
brate their second anniversary on Friday
evening next at the Teutonia Hall. 1922
Howard street, with dramatic entertain
inent aud ball
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
will celebrate their Fifth anniversary with
picnic at Harbor View, April g.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852. knights and
Ladies of Honor, will give an April FOOLS
ball next Thursday evening, in Un.on-square
Hall.
The usual monthly meeting Of Seven Pines
Circle, Ladies of the q. A. r., viii be held