The morning call., 1892-09-19

10 ChN II ltIA4N OloOO9 IVA ~
Power B. Morrow Otto Frank, William o. Brien,
B. Hall and L. Downes being the principal OH
GERS, aud Miss Rosie Straube Miss Nellie Whlte,
Miss May Fisher, Miss Louise Holman and
Miss Leua Berg constituted the reception COM
mitee.
The HaIcyons gave their third social last Fri.
day evening at Social Hall, 102 OFarrell stfeei.
The affair was we'll conducted aud proved one Oh
the most successful given by this popular society,"
Dancing was kept mp till after midnight, ana ali
had good time.
The first fashionable charity entertainment Oh
the Oakland social season is announced Tor
Thursday evening, September %. at the First
Presbyterian Church in that city. The particu-
lar raison d'etre OF the affair Is cause near Tue
hearts of many peope-the Home for Christian
Young Women, which Is now nearly completed,
and which is located on Franklin street, above
Durant. The committee of ladies in charge
propose grand entertainment. Readings and
music will be rendered by Miss Clara Louise
Stafford, o. B., a recent graduate OF tbe Emer son
School OF Oratory OF Boston; Scotch balladS
will be sung by Mrs. L. Anderson, and an aria
by Mrs. Belle G. File cher; Dr. I. b. Richard son,
a new conner, will give a bass oratollo aria auu
ballads; great favorlte, Miss Floienee
Fletcher will play two violin numbers, and tue
vested choirboys OF ST. Paups Church Will make
their first appearance IN concert. There Will De
society girls for ushers and the decorations Will
delightful tea was given by Mrs. Redheld at
her residence 1911 Alice street, last Wednes'
day afternoon in honor OF the seventy third an
niyeTsary of the birth OF her mother, Mrs. James
Abercrombie. The drawlng-rooms OF the pretty
residence were decorated with aIttstlc care anu
taste The entire floral decorations were com.
posed OF pieces presented to Mrs. Abererombe
In honor OF the occasion. Small tables were
placed about the room, and were each supplied
with a bunch OF La France roses.
AS the guests arrived Mrs Abererombe re-
ceved their hearty congratulations and wishes
for many returns OF the day. This tea was also
| farewell, as Mrs. Abererombe Intends TO de-
part for Los Angeles next month 10 take up her
permanent residence there.
Among those present were: Mrs. Captain King.
Mrs. Far, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mrs De Ffemery, Miss
DE Fremery, Miss Natkin. Miss Haight. Mrs.
Haighr. Miss Howard. Miss knight, the Misses .,,es
Dunham, the Misses ThompsoD, Mrs. Stahr, Miss
Bishop Miss Clark Miss kemppf, Miss Perry,
Mrs. LivermOre, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. T. T. Darrgle,
Mrs. Diane, Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Clement Mrs.
Richie, Mrs. Ashe, Mrs. TeozalI, Miss Lemmann.
the Misses Wyman, Miss Van Wyke, MISS
Quinan. Mrs. Jefferson Clark, Mrs Dean. Mrs.
Charles Webb Howard, Mrs. Victor Metcalf,
MIS-. George Whitney. Miss CT ement, Mrs. DE-
Mcclure.
Coming Events.
The Club OF 90 will give its anniversary re-
eeption and hop at UnIon-square Hall on Friday
evening September %. The popularity OF this
club will insure large and select attendance.
The popular Mikados Will give their fifth
on Tuesday evening. September 27.
The Danish society Daunebrog, will give its
twelfth grand monthly social at Uno n.squ3re
Hall next Sunday evening.
County Monaghan Social aud Benevolent Cub
will give its eighteenth annual bail at Odd Fel-
lows Hall, on Wednesday evening, October ..
Tie Belvederes Will give their initial compli-
meniaTy masquerade and fancy dress party at
Union-sqUare Hall, Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der 2T.
The Comrades will give their fourth party of
sI,o Tufn -Sgtar Hall San Law
evening. October 10.
Tie Newports'" Chinese Social viii lake
place at Union square Hail this evening. IL will
be quite a unique entertainment and promises
TO be a success.
Hesperlan Parlor No 1877. N. S. G. W. will
give party at Mission Opera-hall on Friday
evening, OctOb"r z.
The San francisco Frauen- Veren will give Its
anniversary ball at Saratoga Hall on Wednesday
evening, October y.
The Union-sQuare Club VIII give party in
Pioneer Hail on Friday evening, September 80,
for members only.
The Swiss Relief Society hold their grand fes-
tiyal and picnic al Woodward's Gardens to- day.
Miss Dawn Mayors will make her debut AT The
BijOu Theater in Clay Greene's play, Forgiven"
Golden West Circle, {. o. +. OF America Will
give series of grand tableaux In conjunction
with an entertainment and dance, In Laurel Hall,
Shels building, 81 OFarrell street, on Tuesday
evening September 27.
The Thursday Night Glass OF Andersons 5
Academy VIII receive their friends this week Il
Saratoga Hall.
District No. 4, A. o. U. w, comprising Har
mony Lodge No. 8. Yerba Buena Lodge No. IA,
Myrtle Lodge No. ~, BeTnai Lodge No. o and
Noe Valley Lodge No. 1856. will hold a meeting
ut Odd Fellows Hail on Thursday evening, Sep
tember %. hrSt-class entertainment viii be
provided, andsiater the 1oor VIII be cleared Tor
dancing.
The l. PsC F. of Trinity Presbyterian
Church, corner OF CapD ana Twenty-third streets,
has arranged for course OF Fix Friday evening
illustrated lectures by STEELE, com menclng next
Friday evening September %. The subjects
viii be England and windsor Castle 2" London
Glaciers Of Switzerland" 2" "IiOme and the Treas
ures Of The Vatican" Spain aud the Discovery Of
America" and Egypt and One Thousand Miles
Up the Nile"
The Mystic Forty will give their seventh hop
al OGd Fellows HaIl on Tuesday evening. Oc-
tObeg l l.
The popular Ineogs VIII give their fifth hop at
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, 0cto-
Der !.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club viii give one OF iIS enjoyable entertain
meuIs al Odd Fellows Hail next Wednesday
evening. September 2l.
The BE utah Club viii resume its oelals for the
season III October.
The Commercial Alumni will hold their fifth an
niyersary ball at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening, Tuesday.
Golden est Assembly No, pa. Royal Society
OF Good Fellows, Will give an entertainment and
bali al DTews Hall. l21 New Montgomery
street, next Sunday evening, September %.
The Society OF Old Friends will hold a grand
social reunion on Thursday evening, September
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852, Knights and
La dies Of Honor Will give It's hIty-siXlh hop on
Thursday leyening, October g. at Union-square
Hall.
{. d. II. S. W. Club viii give It's second moon
light ride and dance al VOLTS Hall, Ocean View,
Saturday evening. September 24th.
The Owls Will give their first hop OF this sea-
son IN UniOn-square hall Wednesday evening,
the ION prox.
The United Social Club VIII hold its next social
Saturday evening at Foresters' Hall.
Tiy0u Opera-hOuse Company VIII give grand
bay excursion on Sunday September 20.
Music by BIauchard's orchestra.
On Friday evening next the Women's Educa-
tiOnal and Industrial Union VIII receive beneft
at The Btjou Theater THE Confederate Spy"
will be produced by strong cast.
The Reception Club will give It's second hop on
Thursday evening. October 6. at Humans Hail.
1412 Polk street
The members OF the n. L. S. X. No. 10 VIII
give one Of their enjoyable receptions on Tues.
day evening. the 27lh inst, At LuntS Hall. The
club Is about to enter the third year OF It's sue
cessiul existence and the recollection OF the
many pleasant hops heretofore given Will cause
the coming event 10 be anticipated with much
pleasure by lis many friends
The order OF Scottish Clans Will distribute the
prizes won at tho recent picnic ana games OF
Clan Fraser No. 70 and Clan Macdonald
No: 70 al Scottish Hall next Friday evening;
ladies' night with FL Dorado Parlor No. 90,
n S. g. W., al Friendship Hall, Odd Fellows
building
Glsanings.
Governor Markham visited the State Fair at
Sacramento last Tuesday, attended by his staff.
Governor Markham attended the races at Sac
ramento on Saturday and occupied a seat in the
directors stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SaHderson spent Saturday
last at Sacramento and attended the aces as
guests of The directors.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford and Secretary Nash
will sail from Liverpool for America on Wedues-
day, October ..
Mrs. George Sanderson will leave for the East
about October /. she will visit Maine, Boston
and New YORK.
Mrs. George A. Crux gave an enjoyable lunch
party on Friday last TO about fourteen OF her
friends, In honor OF Mrs. +. o. Selfridge wife OF
Admiral Sefiidge, u. S. N, who leaves shortly
for Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. Frank LeiseDihas returned from her visit
TO Santa Rosa.
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sehroth, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Mauzy, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Young