The morning call., 1892-11-21

mental music was rendered during Inc evening
by The Misses Fisher and Solomon. aud MessTs.
Max L. LIGHT aud Louis Folk. ] he happy even
Ing Was brought 10 close With delicious sup
per. during which tue fair Flora received the
hearty congra ua Ions of her friends.
A very pleasant birthday party was given 10
Miss Annie Sicily last Tuesday evening at her
social evening was spent and an elegant supper
$ rived that was raitaken Of with much relish
Mcneil. May Reardon. Jessie Lahaney. Agnes
Mckenna, MAY Sicily. Title ohlandt, Lille
Mooney. kite Kenny, Lulu krieg, MAJ
Julia Erdaia, Josie ReaFdon. Miss Tai
lie, Josie Bfunce. Mamie Brunce. Nellie
Kenny. Nellie Reardou. Maggie Mitchell; and
Messrs. John Ohandi, John Hickey, Henry
0hlandt, Ed Tafe, Ronald Dodge, Ed White,
John Brunce. Arthur Finch, Ed Taliie. Fred
Willie Finch. Kipson Mcdonnell Frank Wads-
worth, Charles bbey, Fred Ande rson, Frank
CON- Fred Homes. Chester Coiman. Ed Clark.
DR.. George Van Ordan. DR.. William Brunce and
Fred Kenny.
San Rafael.
The Gilmore Social Club OF San Rafael gave
pleasant musicale. followed by q hop. in the
spacious apartments OF Hayes Opera-house last
Monday evening 10 a select audience.
The club Is just In lis infancy, yet quite num-
Der of society bellies grace the roll. The music
was furnished by Biancnard's Orchestra.
Among those present were: The Misses Scho-
neman, Miss Hayes, Miss Mcdonald. Mrs. Shoe
burg, MIR. A. Traxler, DR.. Salmon, MIR. j. X. Leay-
enworth aud Mi. w. Robinson.
A farewell surprise party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Hymns at Hal Rafael by their many
Intimate iriends on Fltday last. Dancing and
games were INDUCED In I'D to a late hour, when
refreshments were served. Among those VINO
participated were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hymns. MI.
aud Mis-. Burns, Miss Pearl JORDAN, Miss Fiiz-
gerald, Miss Z. Hook, Miss NJ. CurTey. Mr. Nj.
Eiey, Mr.. Walter Corbaly: MIR. George Fields,
Mr.. A. Macken and many others.
Society In Sa Rafael assembled al Gordon's
OpeTa-nouse on Saturday evening, November IL,
TO be entertained by Mr.. K NJ. Johnsion- IN his
NJ ALI
Hour in Mexico" illustrated by some capital
stereoptcon views. which were quite original.
The ctuTe was given under the auspices OF the
ST. Psurs and ST. Marys guilds In connection
with The Womsn's Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
church. The following ladies' contributed 10 the
success OF the evening: Mrs. j. BOYD, Mrs. j.
b. Cushing, Mrs. Judge Morrow, Mrs. Grifhtb
Mrs. Walker, the Misses Morrison, Mrs. Hart
man, Mrs. tombstone, Mrs. G. +. Pomeroy and
Mrs. h. wilkins.
Coming Events.
Miss Sarah ID. Hamlin viii Give talk on
'Social Lie Among the Hlndoos' at Miss VESTS
senool, 2014 Van Ness avenue. this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. Miss Hamiin has recently re-
turned from three years absence abroad, most
OF the time having been spent In Indla
Minerva ParlOr No. 2, Native Daughters OF
the Golden West, will give an entertainment and
umbrella social at Mission Opera Hall, 2l31
Mi ssion street, on Thursday evening. Deem
Der 10.
MIR. Donald de V. Graham will give concert
for The benefit OF The endowment fund OF the
Children's Hospital I'm Odd Fellows Hall Mon
day evening, December 10.
Britannia Lodge No. z. Daughters OF st.
George. Will give an .,old English Tea Party" at
Foresters Hall. 1o2 OFarJell street, on Nednes-
day evening, November 30. 1892.
Company II. First Infantry Regiment. n. 6. C.,
Captain 4. G Eisen, VIII celebrate its twenty
third anniversary on Thursday evening, Deem
beT 1, al UniOn-square ilall.
The first annual ball OF The Pampas Clnb viii
take place al Odd Fellows Hall to MORROW even
ing.
The Irving Literary and Dramatic Society will
give an entertainment aad dance at Scottish
The frankIins. Company ID. First Infantry,
| n. q. g., VIII! hold reception at their armory.
1927 Market street, next Wednesday evening
Evening dress; military In uniform.
A grand entertainment aud ball Will be given
under the AUSPICES OF the Imperial Specially
evening. November &C.
The Lyceum Players viii produce THE Pr
vaie Secretary" at Irving Hall next Thursday
evening. After the performance a hon.
A grand entertainment aud dance VIII be given
by the "Lorley Circle" No. %. 9. o. f.. In
Druid's Hall, 4l3 Suffer street. on ThanR sgiying
| evening, Thursday, Move mbeT "a.
The Catholic Ladies' AID Society No. 2 VIII
| give lis annual donation entertainment his
| evening at ST. Charles Hall, corner of Shotwel
| and Eighteenth streets. Admission package Of
| groceries.
| at their lat home" To take place on Thanks
| giving evr, November %. at Irving Hall
The Ladies' Helping Hand Society will give
building fund al living Hall tomorrow evening
The church was des royed by IRE Ia July, 1891,
and IL now being rebuilt.
The ladies central committee of the German
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion VIII give cookery social this evening al
Lyceum Hall, 232 suffer street.
The young ladies of Miss Lakes school, 1884
| Suffer str Ell, are preparing for bazaar TO be
held during the day on Saturday. December 10.
| for The benefit OF Maria Hip OrphaDaee. There
will be a dance In the evening. All interested In
| the work are cordially invited.
T1aa f1sh NNIlI srlrr o.
ton s FGsg egesu ,ee So
yembeT 20. AS Invitations limited great
care has been exercised In The distribution OF
Sergeant Lodge No. 36s, /. o. O. f., win give
| social dance In their lodgeroom next Friday
evening. All are invited. No Invitations.
{. L. A. 5. No. IL viii give donation party
| ana dance In 81. Georges Hall on Market street
Monday evening, December 8.
Court Fremont No. 1910. A. o. f., will give
a grand social at lO2 Ofarreii sueet next
Thursday evening.
The "Ensigns" will give party at Union
square Hall on December 13.
The next Hermann Brandt Quartet concert
| Will take place next Friday evening at Irving
"La yolias" dance viii take place 10 Saratoga
Hall next Friday ev ming and promises 10 be a
Court Bonita No. 1852, A. o. f. OF A.. Will
give grand bail at Bonita Han, Twenty fourth
and Folsom streets. next Wednesday evening
"Buena Vista" ParIor No. es. n. ID. G. w.
viii have an evening at home" TO morrow at
been preplred. AFTER which dancing aud refresh
menis viii be in order.
Hesperlan Parior No. 1877. n. s. G. W.. will
give a Christmas party Friday evening, De-
eember 8. at Mission 0pera.hail.
Tue Incogs announce their first annual party
iof tuesday evening" December G. ut Odd Eel
Mission Council Ne. 3. Y. NJ. l.. will give an
entertainment and social on Thursday evening,
December 1, at Mission Opera-haI.
The pupils OF Anderson's Academy will give
party next Saturday evening at their hall cor
ner OF Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The onndas VIII give theIr second invitatIouai
parry at Scottish Hall on Thursday evening
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No 10 VIII
produce the Deestrict School" on The occasion
OF its Thanksgiving donation entertainment 10
be gwen Ia ST. Joseph's Haii, corner OF Tenth
and Howard Streets tomorrow evening.
Gleanings.
Mrs. John Conness has presented 900 volumes
to the iibary OF the State University OF Berke-
ley.
Miss Alice Gates. daughter CT the late Dr. Jus
tin Gates Of San Francisco, Is pursuing her musi-
cal studies In New York City.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Z. Stubs have moved to 2519
Pacific avenue.
The FRIDAY Night" Club will give its first
cotliion of the season on Friday evening, De-
cember 2. IL VIII be under the leadership OF
Edward H. Sheldon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Richard Queen have returned 10
the city after two months absence In The East
Mrs. Alexander Fol hes ana he Misses Forbes
have moved into their new home on the corner
OF jackson and Pierce streets.
Mrs o. +. Wiley is slowly recovering from her
recent severe Illness.
Mrs. John II. Tompkins OF San Jose Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. III. Kelly, at their
home, 327 Hayes street.
Mr. ana Mrs j. Schwartz and family have
moved from ll3 Clay street TO their new resi-
dence. 2O23 Pine street. At home on second
Tuesday OF each month.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry l.. Hutchinson have taken
apartments at The California Hotel for the wiu-
ter Mrs. Huehuson's day at home Is Monday.
Major Seipo Craig and wife left nesday for
Pasadena.
Mr.. Arthur Inkersiey and Mr.. Osmund w.