The morning call., 1892-04-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Recent Movements aud Future Plans of
Society People,

8ecent Movements and Future Plans OF
Society People.
Strikingly handsome invitations have been
issued for reception TO be given by the
Knights Templar during their annual State
conclave, TO take place on Friday next at
the Mechanics Pavilion. Besides dancing
there will be drill. 1t is expected to be
the occasion of brilliant gathering.
A doll drill was given by the little folks
of Grace NJ. E. Church Sunday-school last
night. After an opening ode IL pretty
babies. in long gowns and caps, went
through an elaborate drill, each carrying
big doll Mrs. j. w. Williams and Mrs. A.
F. Phreaner directed the maneuvers, which
were followed by varied programme. con-
Guiding with the character sketch, mort
gage the Far m." The proceeds are for the
benefit of he Fred Finch 0rphanage across
the bay. The affair was we'll attended.
A fare well concert will be given by Mr..
Findlay McGregor. supported by other
talent, this evening at Scottish Hall, 100
Larkin street.
A sunfiOwer entertainment and fancy
work bazaar was given last night by tie
Young Ladies' Social Circle at the Pacific
Presbyterian Union Mission, 427 Second
street. The circle is composed OF young
people who meet every Monday night under
the direction of Miss Ada Brady, the visit
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which were on sale last night to enable the
members to proceed in their mutual i'm
provement work. AIR. Ii. S. Blackwell. the
school superintendent, announced brief
programme. participated in by Miss Mabel
Masner, Miss Gina Eng, Miss Lizzie Kru-
kau, Miss Jennie Reese, Miss Mamie Chris
Hansen. Miss Dora Thompson. The rooms
were prettily decorated. and refreshments
were served ia tic course OF the enjoyable
evening.
AT the recont accumulation nf Clan Cor
don NJ. 107, of Sacramento. Order OF Scot
fish Clans, at Pioneer Hail. in that city,
the proceedings terminated with an elabCr-
ate supper, an hour being spent in speech
making, singing and congratulations.
a fter votes of thanks, the clansmen joined
hands in singing Aud Lang Syne, and
| the visitors were escorted to their hotel,
| highly delighted with the Bab,eesm o the
| BARN"
A banquet will be given in honor of the
| B'nai Birth Hall.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Peter Domaine will spend part OF
| the summer months at San Rafael, being
! joined there by Mrs. Edward Martin on her
| return from the East, where she goes TO
meet her sons. at present studying III En-
| rope.
Miss Jennie SandersOn leaves next week
for the East aud Europe. She goes with
Mrs. J. ID. YOst, who will meet her other
niece, Miss Sbyl, ia Paris.
Mrs. L. b. Sanger, sister of Mrs. Pullman,
| has been visiting friends in Chico.
| Mrs. Clark Croker is entertaining Judge
and Mrs. ". &. Van Fleet of Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Grant Goucher (nee COe]
| have returned from the southern part OF
| the State.
Dr. William White of Nashville, Tenn,
who has been visiting San Francisco on a
| pleasure trip, departed on the Australia
| yesterday for Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ii. Simpkins and
| family are contemplating a trip TO Alaska a.
Mr.. w. G.. Holcombe was in the city Mon
day, returning the same day TO Los Ar
| geles, where he has been located for the
! last three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bowden of San
| Jose are in town.
Mrs. J. W. Pratt. formerly of this city,
has returned to Petaluma from Seattle with
her family.
Mrs. W. L. Dargie leaves next Tuesday
for Santa Barbara to recuDerate.
Miss Nellie Hillyer will spend part of the
summer with Captain and Mrs. Henry
| Glass at San Rafael
Mrs. j. L. X. Nuttall and Miss Nuttall
Will spend the summer at Htna Spring:
and Lake Tahoe.
Messrs. c. c. McIyer of Warm Spring
and ii. L. Diamond Of the Cosmos Club an(
San Jose are at the California.
Mrs. j. Isaacs has removed TO 9l9 Hyd
street, and Will be pleased TO see all he
friends the last Wednesday in the month.
Professor William Carey Jones of tn,
University Will leave Berkeley for his Eu
ropean trip on the 10TH of June. lie viii
sail from New York on the 25ih, arrivin,
III Ireland ia time to be present at the cere
monies of the huDdreth anniversary of tn
University of Dublin, which commence OF
the 9TH of July. From there he will 90 q
| England iheuPQ Ia the Continent