The morning call., 1892-06-27

tute No. 3, assisted by the field music,
| Third Infantry Regiment, n. 6. c., will
| give unique social at Union-square Hail
Young Ladies' Institute has issued IN
| vtations for a reception to be rendered the
| delegates to the fifth Grand Institute at
| Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday even
| ing.
| TIE Excelsior Club will give fan party
at Washington Hall this evening. A short
| musical and literary programme will be FOL
lowed by dancing
The United Social Club Will hold its next
| social Saturday evening next at F0reSters
Hall, 102 OFarrell street.
This evening Young Ladies' Institute
! No. viii give an entertainment ana mop
/ at Olympic Hall, corner Suffer and Poweu
streets, at which they will entertain the
! delegates to the Grand Institute
Eureka Valley Lodge No. 252, A. .. u.
! W., will give an annual grand rally at their
! lOdgeroom, corner of Seventeenth and Noe
streets, on Thursday evening next, on
which occasion stereoptlcon views Will be
! given, and there Will appear the celebrated
vocalist, Mr.. Findlay MeGregoT, the entire
performance to conclude with dancing.
I lie Washingtons Will celebrate by giving
a reception and bali at New Bersaglierl
Hall, 1925 Stockton street, On Monday even
! ing. July 4.
The Falcons announce a change of date
| for their initial party, which Will take place
/ this evening at Saratoga Hall.
A social will be given by the Plumbers,
Gas and Steam Filters Local No %. u. A,
| OF San francisco, at Bnal Birth Hall on
! Saturday evening next
The public installation of officers Of
Britannia Lodge No Z, Daughters of st.
! George, will take place al Foresters' Build
Ing on Wednesday evening next and will be
followed by bon-bo social.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crocker, Mrs. A.
Sperry, Miss Jessie Newlands, Mr.. George
Hall and Mr.. r. NJ. Tobin, after brief
visit to Monterey, have gone down to Santa
Barbara.
Mr.. j. B. HaggIn is expected from the
East this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Gillig arrived
during the week from Japan, and left almost
Immediately for the East.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Scott are at Skaggs'
Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Tubbs, Alfred Tubbs.
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Oyster have
returned to San Francisco from a trip TO
Alaska, and will soon go to Hlllcrest.
Mrs. w. r. Shafter will be the guest OF
Mrs. A. G. Booth at Santa Cruz this week.
General w. III. Dimond went down to
Santa Cruz on Saturday to spend a few
| days.
Mrs Robert Nuttail and Miss Nuttall will
leave for Europe in the fall. probably to
! remain year.
Mrs L. s. Grant and Mrs. Jesse Grant
are at Cranstou's on the Hudson, where
they will remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs w. 5. Teyis are at their
| Bakersfield ranch. They Will spend July
| at Del Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Ashe have been visit
! ing friends in Stockton.
| Miss Lulu James has bean visiting the
family Of Colonel Robert }. N0rtham at Los
/ Angeles.
Judge Joseph Mex ma has left to be
| present at the graduating exercises OF his
| son at West Point and to visit his daughters,
who are attending school in Maine
Miss +. Y. McClOskey Is at present So
journing at Camp Taylor and will shortly
visit LiyermOre aud San Ramon.
Messrs. Il. Donald Girvin and Ed f. Eyre,
of San Francisco, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold GirYin OF Stockton during
the week.
Mrs. William Cluff of 1916 Vallejo street
has gone to Spring Hill Farm. their sum
mer home in Alhambra Valley, TO remain
until the middle Of August.
Mrs. n. X. Richardson (nee Ray Wolff
| will spend one month at Hardin Springs.
Mrs. A. Trueworthy and the Misses Lily
and Kate Trueworthy are passing the sum-
mer al Boulder Greek.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Hammond Of San
Francisco are among recent arrivals at
! Byron Hot Springs.
Mrs. Z. Asherson and her son Louis
have gone t. San Rafael for a short stay Of
| about three weeks,
Mrs. Hattie Whitesides of Los BanOs is
spending her vacation at ths home of Mrs.
Vollers, her sister, in San Mateo.
MessTs. W. Ii. Martin and G. L. Marpe
will shortly leave for Colorado to examine
their mining interests, thence proceeding to
Chicago TO attend the opening of the Colum-
bian Exposition.
Consul f. HeTrara Is at the 1Etna Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Is. +. Davis and family
will occupy their new residence in Ross
Valley the latter part of June.
Mrs. J. II. Fisher ,ir. and Mrs. William
Smith and children have gone To San Rafael
10 spend few weeks.
Mrs. \. Pease and the Misses Pease are
In SauSalitO.
Mrs. Edwin Sutherland and family of
Oakland are spending a month at Camp
Calamity, Contra Costa County.
The Misses kittie, Annie and Marguerite
Cronin and Miss Minnie Reed, chaperoned
by Mrs. G0odhart, have gone to Santa Cruz
and are guests at the Sea Beach Hotel
The Misses Carrie and Louisa Hufschm idt
are spending the summer at Livermore.
Miss Iillie BrOhaSka is staying in Capt.
tola, the guest OF Mrs. A. Pieper
Miss Sadie Jacobs of 2317 Jackson street
has returned from her visit 10 Lornila,
Santa Cruz Mountains and leaves on Mon
day for Parsiso Springs.
Miss NJ. MoTun Of 1851 Mission street is ex-
pected home next week alter two months
SOiOurn at CaZadeTO,
Mrs. a. Euphrat and family are spending
the summer at Alameda.
Senator j. Ii. Mahoney and family are
occupying cottage at Byron Hot Springs.
Miss Minnye Bley and Miss Natalie Gam
bitZ are soj0urnlug at the Villa Los Tomas,
Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Moore OF Oakland
have gone to the Yosemite Valley for fe "
weeks.
Mr., Fred j. Atwood is spending his vaea
ton at Chico, as the guest Of Mr.. Uric b
Collins at Lis summer home In the noun
tains.
Mr.. J. J. Groom and family are stopping
at Wegener's Villa, Glen Ellen, SoDoma
County.
Mr.. Ben Livingston and Mr.. Benie Baum
will spend their summer vacation on Yolo
Farm.
Miss NJ. Fabian of 62l Geary street has
just returned after spending a couple of
weeks. IA very enjoyable visit with her
friends at Paradise Springs
Mrs. T. Sulsberg, in company with her
brother, Mr.. j. +. Swift of San Francisco,
is sojpUrning at ParaisO Springs.
Mrs. Il X. Love has rented cottage at
Mill Valley and win spend the summer
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. IsIdore Nordman, accom-
panied by Miss Rose Levy, sail for Europe
on the Gascogne Saturday, July 2
DR.. W. II. oiebert, Messrs. e. b. Surry-
hue and }. j. Wirtner leave for a two
weeks fishing trip in Mendocno County
Professor Samuel Adelsten has gone
from Portland to Victoria, b. c., via Ia
coma and Seattle. From there he viii go to
Bann Hot Springs. on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad, and return to San Francisco via
Spokane Falls, arriving home about the
middle of July.
Miss Ada Rapp has returned TO the city
after a brief absence OF two weeks. Ac-
companying her is her friend, Miss Nettie
Young
Miss Annie Mosher is visiting Miss Jessie
Bigiey at her beautiful home in San Juan,
San Benito County.
Miss Annie WilZemann has gone on a
visit TO Sacramento for week. From there
hn IL.