The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-09


ing, at Saratoga Hail.
The fourth anniversary entertainment and
ball OF Newman Council No. II, Young
Mems Institute. will take place at B'nai
Birth Hall next Wednesday evening. Hon.
Z. j Murasky will deliver the address.
The Picnic Season.
Loyola Assembly No. /, Young Mems
Catholic Union, will give their annual pic
mic at Glenwood Park, Santa Cruz Noun
tains. Decoration day, Monday, May 80.
Columbia Council No. 55, Y. M. l., will
give an outing to Schaefer's Grove. Ross
Valley, on Decoration day, the 30th inst
The fourteenth annual picnic and excur-
sion OF the Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club will be held at the Big trees, Santa
Cruz Mountains next Sunday.
The lroquois Club of San Francisco Will
give its eighth annual excursion TO Santa
Rosa Sunday, May go. Valuable prizes have
| already been donated, and Will be dis
trbnted on that day. The club has en-
| gagged a band Of music. and this eighth
outing will be enjoyed by all who partici-
| pate.
Hesperisn Parlor No. 1877. n. S. G. W.,
| viii give picnic at Fairfax Oh Saturday.
| the 2lst inst.
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
/ Will give an excursion to Santa Rosa on
| Sunday. the Goth of June.
The \ Club. formerly the Pandoras, will
| give their annual outing on Sunday next.
The boat viii leave the foot of Third street
| at $3.50 o'clock.
The County Monaghan Social and Benev-
| client Club will hold their eighteenth grand
annual picnic at California Shueizen Park,
| San Rafael, on Sunday, June 5.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander (nee Crocker)
| of New York has arrived from the East.
and in company with Mr.. Alexander's
mother and General and Mrs. McCook will
visit Yosemite Valley for a fortnight.
| Colonel C. f. Croker has been visiting
Castle Craig, near Dunsmuir, where he is
building an elegant summer residence. He
was acc0mpan led by Colonel j. Is. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Hopkins, Mr.. II. f.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Zeile, Miss Cum
ningham. Miss Hopkins and Mr. w. ID.
Clark have been visiting Grass Valley.
Bon. and Mrs. Thomas b. Bishop and
their neice Miss Gerald. of Providence, r.
| l., have been visiting Pasadena.
Colonel +. a. Bee has been visiting Port
| land.
When last heard from DR.. William Dohr-
man and Bernhard DOhrman were in DreS-
| den, from where the former left for Ham,
| burg, while the latter was making prepare
tions to visit the Leipzig fair in company
with Mr.. Is. Nathan.
May 4.
Mrs. T. NJ Walsh and son. accompanied
by her sister, Miss Nellie Sullivan, have
gone to San Jose to spend a few weeks.
Air. and Mrs. j. b. Crockett, Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. Mayo Newhall and Mr. and Mrs
Henry Schmiedell will go to the Hotel
Rafael the latter part of this month.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin expects to
leave for Paris in June.
Mrs. James Phelan and Miss Phelan, who
| have been spending the past six months at
the Hawaiian Islands. returned by the
Australia.
Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Barreda. Miss Barreda
and Miss Ramirez left on Saturday evening
by the overland train for the East.
Mrs. David Bixler has left for Europe,
where she will join her niece, Miss Helen
| Hyde.
Judge ]. Fl. Boalt whose family are
! spending the month at their country place,
| has returned TO town and is at the Palace
| Hotel.
A pleasure party consisting of Mr.. II. B.
! Sperry, Mrs. A. Sperry, Mrs. L. Il. Vanne-
yer, Miss b. S. Sperry. Mrs. a w. Simpson
and Miss Simpson, who left about month
| ago TO visit points of interest in the
| Hawaiian Islands. returned by the last
steamer. Miss III. Severance came 10 the
/ coast at the same time.
Mr.. Joseph ID. Redding will leave on May
| 10 for New York Ell route for Europe,
where he will meet his wife and daughter
and pass several months travelling over the
| continent He will be accompanied to
| EUROPE UY the Misses MAUI anu BESSIE
| Younger and their younger sister, W ho will
| 60 to Germany to remain abroad about
| year. DR.. and Mrs. William J. Younger
will leave for New York about June lst.
| DR.. Younger will remain East about one
month, but Mrs. Younger will 60 direct TO
Europe TO join her daughters.
Miss Floy A. Sarle, most accomplished
| and charming young lady, left last Wednes-
| day for Chicago on visit to friends. She
will visit relatives in Maine and travel
| through the Eastern States before return
! ing to her home, 1923 Twentv-third street, in
this city.
! Mr.. and Mrs Edward Clarke of Niles left
| for the East and Europe, via the Canadian
| route. April 27. They will visit the British
| Isles and the Continent and expect 10 be
| gone for year.
Mr.. Sampson Tams has been visiting
Colonel George Hager Of Golusa.
| Mrs. Louis Lagonia, with her little sol
Louis, Of San Francisco, is visiting near
! MadrOne station as the guest Of her friend,
Miss Nellie 7. Pierce.
! home in san Francisco after a pleasant
! visit to her friend, Miss Nellie Il. Pierce,
| near MadrUne station.
Miss Emily Cohen Of 1912 Buchanan street,
is visiting Mrs. Jacobs of Sacramento.
Mrs. Dr. Luke Robinson aud her son
! Frank have been visiting COlGsa friends.
Mr.. John Barton and family have left the
| Palace II otel, where they spent the winter,
| for their home in Alameda.
Nh. John b. and Louis KerF Gu :
| pertinO are the guests Of Captail and Mrs.
| J. A. Dollard of this city.
Mrs. c. w. Lasell nee Keeler) is at the
| Hotel Riehelieu. and will receive on MOn-
| days.
Mr.. Ben Levi Of the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company has gone for an extended
| vacation to Son0ma County.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Boyd have gone to
their Mount Dlablo ranch TO remain six
| months.
Mrs. a. NJ. Easton and party left San ia
Barbara on Thursday for Los Angeles.
Ii. A Fless and James Ii. Temple of this
| city have gone on an extended trip through
the southern part Of the State. They ex-
| pect to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Captain Quincy nee Lulu McCnr-
mick has returned after five months trip
with her husband to the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs f. a. COult Of Marysyille spent the
week with her daughter Mrs A. l.. Rock
we'll Of this city.
Lieutenant H. P. Mcintosh, U. S. n,
with his vile and family. returned FROM
Yokohama on the Belgic. He has been pro-
nounced color blind and proceeds to Wash
| iDgtOn for cOniirmatoTy examination.
Mrs. A. NJ. Easton and the family of
Colonel Fred Croker went 70 Santa Bar
bara at the beginning Of the week for
| brief stay.
Colonel Hager and Miss Alice Hager have
returned to Colusa from this city.
Mrs. 5. Ii. Kent, who has been so danger
ousy i'll for the last two months, is now
| cOnvaleseent
Mrs. George ii. Lee has gone to Los An
gees on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Nj. G.
Willard, with the hope OF regaiuing her
| failing health, and before returning will
visit San Diego and Santa Barbara.
Miss Macintosh OF Salt Lake City is
visiting Miss Alice Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh w. Wallace. Miss
| Wallace and Master Robert Wallace. OF
Portland have been spending the winter in
| Southern California.
Captain Brechemin, who has been on
| duty at Vancouver has returned to the Pre-
sidlo.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins leaves very shortly
! for the East en- route to Europe