The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Odd Fellows Enjoy Reunion and
Quiet Banquet.
The simpson Chsutaueua Circles Interesting
Aeeting-several Lodge Socials Party
on Treat Avenue.

mid-Lent reception will be given this
evening at the residence of Mrs. John
Jewett, 93l Bush street
Hesperian Parlor No. 49, \. S. G. W..
will hold an evening at home tonight at
Hesperian Hall. on the corner of Valencia
and Sixteenth streets
On last Monday evening Past Depart-
ment President Sarah II. Metcalf, the
newly elected president. Mrs. Abby Bur-
CESS, and other department officers were
present at the regular meeting of Seven
Pines Circle, Ladies Of the G. A. Il.
The first domino party of Germania Cir
Gle. a Q. F., Will take place at Foresters'
Hall this evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Benford Of Sacramento and
Mr.. r. I. Gale of Alameda were married in
this city on Tuesday, Rev. John Cable
Officiating
Washington Council No 4S0. American
Legion of Honor, celebrated its eleventh an
nlversary with an entertainment and dance
last Tuesday evening. MIR. W. Ii. Barnes
made one of his telling addresses on Every
thlng- and there were character numbers
by MeSSrs. Miller and McLndon. A large
audience enjoyed the occasion.
The new Operetla. The Cruise OF the
North Star" by local talent, will be offered
THIS ana tomorrow evening at Mission
Opera Hall.
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viii entertain the members of the Stanford
ParloT on Tuesday evening. the 9Th prox
A committee. consisting Of Messrs. Lees
Suter and ALBERT, has been appointed to
extend invitations and arrange the evenings
programme.
Liberty Post and Corps gave an enjoyable
social last evening at Washington Hall. on
Eddy street. Mrs. May Williams presided.
and Rotations were rendered by Miss Iilie
Walsh. Mir Robert Duncan, Nine. de Sill
Veira and Mrs. Margaret Jones.
PatrIarchaI Reunion.
Golden Rule Encampment No. "a made
Its annual return visit to Unity Eacamp-
ment No. 20 of this city on Tuesday even
ing last, and was entertained at a banquet
Chief Blunden presided. welcomed the
large audience and introduced the speakers.
etc. Those participating in the responses
were: Hon. Nj. NJ. EStee. B. Arlett. 4. d.
Smith. Frank Ogden. John a. Mace. David
Smith. William II. Barnes. c. T. Pidwell,
+. W. Armstrong. Past Chiefs Ward. Kirk
Gus Pohlman. Richard Whelan. f. E. la
BOurveau and others.
The Simpson Chautauqua Circle
The Simpson Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific Circle held a meeting in Simpson
NJ. +. Church last Tuesday evening. Aside
from the regular work OF the week Miss
Martin gave valuable and interesting
Sketches of the Ministers now represent
ing the United States in the leading foreign
nations and their duties" This was fol
lowed by cleaning the current news topics
Of the day from the members OF the circle.
A converSaZ0ne conducted by Rev. DR..
HHst was enjoyed by all. The question
was: lis there need Of the proposed six
feenth amendment TO the constitution pro-
hibiting State appropriations for sectarian
purpeseS? At tbs close OF a short recess
for social intercourse the circle was Yerv
pleasantly entertained by a musical club Of
young c0l0red people.
Masquerade Treat Avenue.
A very ENJOYABLE masquerade was given
by Miss Laura GiIle and Mr.. Henry Gille
Jr., at the residence Of their parents. sos
Treat avenue. on Saturday night. The
lower floor. splendidly waxed and decorated
with eveTgTeens and appropriate pictures,
was given over entirely to the merry
dancers. umberng twenty-siX couples
There were many rich and original COS
tunes. At u o'clock refreshments were
served, after which dancing was resumed.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Croker have
returned TO their California-street residence
from trip to Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sehmieden will spend
the early summer al the Hotel Rafael.
Mr. Fisher Ames has been visiting San
Diego.
Colonel Mark /. Mcdonald, the Worlds
Fair Commissioner at large, is in town for
several days.
Mrs. II. II. Bancroft and Miss Lucy Ban
croft have arrived In san Diego for brief
stay.
Miss Bertha Bidwell has returned from a
pleasant visit to Miss Blanche Coump Of
Sacramento.
Mrs. Colonel A. L. Rockwell has been
visiting her mother at Marysvilie.
Miss Laura Clarke is visiting in town
from Sacramento.
Ex-Governor Blasdell will build a new
residence on Lawrence avenue, East Oak
land.
Nj and Mrs. Winsor L. Brown, Mr.. W.
L. Brown and party have returned from q
trip down South in their special car.
Captain and Mrs. Glass, L. s. n, are
daily expected from Washington. d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Fox are the
latest arrivals al Del Coronado from this
city.
Mrs. Win Ashe and Mrs. Charles E. Wei
Ter have been visiting Mrs. j. d. Peters of
stockton.
Mrs w. K. Aldersley of Napa is coming
10 san Francisco to reside. Her daughter is
pleasantly located here, and as Mr.. Alder
sley has mining interests all over the coast,
this city will be more central
Ex-senator Newton Booth has telegraphed
his relatives in the East that the sensational
reports concerning his health are exagger-
ated. He is feeling better than at any time
since his return from New York and is
hopeful Of his entire recovery.