The morning call., 1892-08-15

third vice pres sident, Debbie Campbell. record
ing secretary; Laura Fritz, financial secretary;
Annie Znwasky, treasurer: Ada Burdge. mar
snai; Neitie DleiZ. inside sentinel; Tessie Cal
lagan. outside senip l; annie McGowan. Annie
Brown aud Minnie Burge. trustees. Other mem
bers Of the several committees included Lizzie
Adams Mrs j. E. Campbell. Mary Adams, May
Handey. Mrs. l.. Fulka Annie GOeiZ, Marie
Clark, Mrs Il. D. Barton, Miunle Dunlap, Mag
gle heaIney and floor manager. lteDe Virgins.
The "Mystic Forty" Social.
The Mystic Forty swelIed its numbers 10 the
"Magic -Four Hundred" on The. occasion of It's
| sixth hop last Tuesday evening, and the floor OF
| The large hall in the Odd Fellows building dur
| Ing The dancing presented a very gay and ani-
| mated appearance. The function passed OH in
| most ENJOYABLE and satisfactory mInuer. The
| following gentlemen served lie several conf
miitres. and were interchangeable In looking after
| the comfort OF their guests: Messrs. l.. j Bar
| II. c. Kelly t'easurer; J. 1. May; w. A. King,
PRESIDENT; William Martin. I. p Leonard: b. j.
HHiideerand. II vice, president; ID. A HnnIern%snn, %
! C. IL. Connell, Charles +. Muller q. NJ. Hide
brand ii. B. Hildebrand and ID. Wilson.
| An Afternoon Tea.
A most successful afternoon tea was given last
Wednesday by he lacy managers OF the East OAK
land Free Kinder gaEten al the residence OF Mr..
| J. j. Valentine on Thirteenth avenue. Miss Ses-
| sions was The cashier of the day, and was the
means OF swelling the exehequer OF the kinner-
| gaIIen considerably. 1be lady manaaers-Mrs.
| Pope. MIS-. bite, Mrs. EasIon, Mrs. Sessions
| and Mrs Nalentine-received the guests Miss
| Bell ana Miss Pope played musical selections on
| The plano and Miss Alice Johnson reeited. Miss
| blanchard and Miss Rice dispensed "sweets" IN
charming manner from a booth in the drawing
room. Miss Ethel Valentine aud Miss Emma
there was ''souiness'' in The pleasant way
they attended 10 their arduous task. Tie affair
was great success
| Coming Events.
The Falcons give their next hop on Tuesday.
| August 30, at Uuion-squaie Hail. The following
/ hs xVitI affQ ha DaI tba adj
The Incogs. the Berlin. The Dukes, the COrnadO,
the Blue Jeans, The Nepenihes aud the Com
rades.
The committee OF arrangements. Mission Par
| lor No. 49, n. 5. q. W., announce the eighth an
| niyeIsary ball. to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening, August &c.
| The Western Addition Literary aud Social
| Club Will give musical and dramatic enter.
tainmeni, followed by dancing, al Odd Fellows
| Hall next Wednesday.
The Reception Cub Will give their first social
! hop on Thursday evening, August 1S, at Hin
mans Han, l4l2 Polk Il.
The Smillng Group viii give their first rscep-
ton and hop at Odd Fellows Hall OH Tuesday
evening, August 23.
The All of Us Club will give buss ride gath
eIing al 1919 Golden Gate avenue on Wednesday
The annual prize Sranish carnival VIII be
gwen al tie Mechanics' Pavilion Saturday even
ing, November o, by the Madrid Mutual Beneyo-
On Sunday evenina August 81, 1892, the
Norion Dramatic Company VIII produce The
Birth Hall, Tor The benefit OF the Hebrew Ladies'
| Mutual Benefit Association. This company Is
composed oi young ladies' and gentlemen OF this
city and Oakland. and the numerous entertain
ments gwen oy u iIom time 10 time have been
very successful.
The Native Daughters Of the Golden West
Orinda ParOr No. IS. viii celebrate their second
anniversary by giving an entertainment and
dance AT odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday even
ing. The lSth inst.
The Chinese party Of the Newports will take
place on Friday evening, september ., al Union
al Nfna altu haa.a
gdEea for the occasion.
1he pupils OF AndeTson's Academy will give a
party next Saturday evening al their hall, corner
of ; ven eenIh aud Noe streets.
lgnaIiuS Couacli, Y. NJ. l., No. 30, viii give a
picnic and reunion TO Camp Taylor OH Admission
The fOuiIh anniversary social Court Golden
Eage No. 1928 A. O. r. of America will take
place AT UnIon square Hall on Saturday evening
next.
The Young Mems Chapter have announced an
entertainment aud social for Tuesday evening
next, when ON Tayor's domestic comedy eati-
tied "A Sheep In Wolfs Clothing. viii be pro-
dnced ut Mission Music Hall, corner OF Twenty
first sud Howard streets.
Tie Orientai Rebekah Lodge No. 80, |. O. o. F.,
VIII give musical and literary social on
"Wednesday evening next August II. Members
and Helr friends are cordially Invited.
| The "MlnuetS" VIII give complimt ntary maj
querade az Saratoga Han on Thursday evening.
August 20. ON Sunday, August 2S The society
VIII give private picnic 10 Thodes Park. on the
llne of The California and Nevada Railroad.
The Del Monies VIII hold complimentary re-
ceptiou al their UuiOB-squaie Hall on Tuesday
evening, September g. To open the ensuing sea
son. ON the 18TH of September there will be a
Tie Peerless club VIII open It's season by Civ
ing social party at UDiUn Square Hall on
"Wednesday ey ming. August 81.
The regular monthly social OF BekeI dyke
Camp No. ,, Daughters OF Veterans. VIII take
place tomorrow evening, August I6. al Mozart
Hall, 1886 Market stteet.
On Thursday evening August 20. the mem
befs of AlT. and Mrs. DTew's dancing academy
VIII give fan party at 12l New Montgomery
street.
Here aud There.
MIR. w. Greer Harrison delivered a most in
teresting essay on The History of Ireland be-
fOre the members OF the Chit. Chat Club last
Monday evening. Among those present 10 en-.
! Joy fhe literary exercises OF the evening were:
Mr.. James ID. Phelan. DIR. Cushing Dr. CHS
more. MIR. George Bromley, Mr.. w. II. Mills, MIR
Ha,well, MIR. Harrington Mr.. Murphy aud Mr..
/ Arthur Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Swabacker (nee Goldrna
Gump wrre hospitality entertained at dinner
one day last week by Mis-. kalsher al her home
! on Broadway and Franklin street.
Mrs. a. ID. Spliyaio gave an elaborate dinner
10 Mr.. and Mrs. stuart AT hrr home al 1l2U
| Washington street a few evenings since.
| Commander Welles l.. Field and Chief Engi-
neer Wilson entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +.
scott, Mr.. Cheesebrough and MIR. X. II.
| Pease Jr. at dinner. on board the cruiser
| Charleston last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Walter MeGayin and Miss Alice Ames
have returned home from Santa Cruz, where
they have been Hospitality entertained by Mrs.
| Deimas.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. John Glllg, OF Virginia CITY,
| who have spent tile past six weeks IN this city
| left for home on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam and Miss
| Maud BadiSm have lett their country home NJ ar
| Csii>Ioga and are now al San jose
| Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Miss Marguerite FitZ-
patrick are back In The city after enjoying a
| months a5senc at HOllister and Santa Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. s +. Tho are at Hazel Creek.
| Shasta County.
Mr. and Mrs. John Deane tuee Theodore Har-
| riganl viii reside al 31o5 Washington street on
their return from their honeymoon trip to Lake
| Tahoe:
Mrs. CHARLES Reed. the wife Of the famous
ing.
Miss E'hel Clement, daughter OF Mr. I. II.
| Clement OF the Mint. Is being entertained az
| Newport. X. l., BY Miss Virginia Fair.
! danes L. Flood Is being entertained at Santa
Cruz by General Dickinson.
| The Baroness Won WTcda and her daughter.
Miss kuhDe BeyeriGge. viii leave The Guy for
New York tomorrow.
| Mrs. a annie y. Hastings sailed from New York
| for Europe last Saturday.
MI. Thomas j. Vivian, formerly OF San Fran.
cisco, has been appointed chief OF Division in
! tie Census Bureau, Department OF the Interior,
Washington, ID. C.
MIR. aud Mrs. y. ID. RideOut are summering al
| Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Charles r. Mullins and Miss Maud Nul-
ilns have returned from Coronado Beach
Miss Mamie Bufling has returned from visit
| TO Mis-. George LoomiS at Menlo Park.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Duton and family for many
years residents on California street, have taken
rooms at the Bella Vista Hotel.
Judge and Mrs. Curry left the city Yesterday
| tor Castle CTalgs.
Mrs. Herbert aud Miss Herbert OF Honolulu
are al the Occidental Hotel.
Dr. William Henry Mays member Of the city
| Board of HEALTH has returned from Europe
Mrs. NJ. T. shannon and Miss May Shannon
are guests al the Sea Beach Hotel, Santa Cruz
Miss Il. Benner uf San Beruardino is the guest
OF Mrs. Jack Blum ON McAlllster street
Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur Vesey are at Coronado
Beach.
Miss Fanny Thompson and Miss Emily Hughes
are the guests OF Mrs. John Jewett Tie Sea
/ H. .1 Ca