The morning call., 1892-05-16


ton party on Friday evening next.
The Tillicums have issued invitations for
their ''hias colliton." to be held at Odd Eel
lows Hall next Friday evening.
Pacific Lodge No. 49, knights and La
dies of Honor, at Union.square Hall this
evening
A social viii be given at Irvine's Academy
next Wednesday evening.
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening.
The VarsovieDne Club will give social
at Foresters' Hall next Wednesday evening.
An entertainment and social will be given
by Company a, Third Infantry Regiment,
Ell Saratoga Hall on Wednesday evening
next, when Post No Bills" will be pre-
sented.
The Comrades viii give dance at Union
square Hall on Saturday evening next.
California Lo1ge No. 1853, |. o. b. b., will
give an entertainment at their hall under
the auspices of the COMMITTEE OF Intel
lectual Improvement, on Thursday eYenln
next. Professor Barnes of Leland Stanford
University will lecture on "a Successful
Failure
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No. 8, Csthe-
dral branch. will give their initial entertain
ment anu dance at Union-Square Hall on
Tuesday evening next.
The MikadOs will give barn party" at
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening.
An entertainment and ball Will be given
by the Second San Francisco Company
Boys Brigade at the First Presbyterian
Church next Thursday evening.
The United Social Club will hold its next
social next Saturday evening at ForesterS
Hall.
Stanford Parlor No. 76, n. S. G. W., has
issued invitations for ladies night" en-
tertainment and social to be held in Pioneer
Hall next Thursday evening.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club will give their May entertainment and
dahce next Wednesday evening. The farce
The Living Statue" will be feature
The Young Ireland Parliamentary Club
will give their anniversary bali at Union
square Hall on the 9th inst. DIR. NJ. {.
0'Toole will head the reception committee
and Mr.. /. L. Crowley will direct the hoor
Society Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander are az
Monterey after a delightful trip 10 the Yo-
semitic Valley.
Rev. l.. E. Prentiss. DID,, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, is in town for brief stay.
Mr.. a. M. Easton, a nephew Of Mr.. ID. o.
Mills and brother-in-law of Mr.. Charles
Croker, has arrived on this coast Oh visit
The health of Mr.. w. S. Hobart has been
improving of late.
Mr.. J. P. Langhorne of the well-known
law firm of Langhorne & Miller has moved
to Alameda for the summer with his family.
They have taken up their residence at iii
San Antonio avenue.
MIR. Seymour Cunningham OF Washing
ton, D. c., will arrive early next month 10
wed Miss StephGnie Whitney of Oakland
| On June they will sail for Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Percy RGthwell are CON-
fortaby located for the season in Sausalito.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. SpreckelS aud Miss
Emma Spreekels arrived IN LiYerpi oil last
! Tuesday after pleasant v0yagr across the
Atlantic Oh the steamer City of Paris. After
making a tour of Great Britain they will
proceed 10 the Continent.
Mr. L. 5. Pillsbury and his daughter have
moved from Taylor street TO the Palace
Hotel. Mr.. Pillsbury will go East in few
| days, and Miss Pillsbury will pass a part of
the summer at Lower Soda Springs with
| Mrs Van Sicklen.
Mrs. jain Skae and Miss Alice Skae are
| visiting friends IN the south OF Ireland, and
| are the guests of Sir Augustus and Lady
| Warren of WarTeu's Court, County Cork
Mr.. Fred NJ. SOmers returned from Japan
on Monday, and on Tuesday sailed for Homo
| lulu on the steamer Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. S reckelS are in Lon
| don.
Miss L. r. Highton has purchased nice
! little ranch at AppeFate, Placer County,
| where she aud Miss Edith have taken up
| their permanent residence.
General Charles Cad walader and family,
| Red Bluff, Will spend the summer at the
| Pacific Ocean House. Santa Cruz.
Mrs. George Hyde and Miss Hyde have
! returned from hYe-mOnthS visit in the
| East, and are now occupying their old resi-
| dence. 719 Geary street.
| DR.. Ernest Norfeet. who recently re-
| turned from the ASiatic station, is at the
! Mare Island hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Walsh and son,
| Harry, have taken up their residence in
| San Francisco. MIR. Walsh is a pioneer resi-
dent of Alameda.
Mr.. Andrew A. Oliver left on April %
! for Central America.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. Dusenbury and their
! daughter, Minnie, have returned from their
! trip and are stopping at the Hotel Brigh-
| ton, 1927 O'Farrell street.
! Mr.. aud Mrs. f. J. Wales (nee Lily C.
| Husiug) will be at home Thursdays at 1918
! Howard street.
Mr. aud Mrs. d. Davis will be at home
Sunday, May 10, at 1924 Clay street, near
| Devisdero
| MI Chas. L. Lutgen sailed on Tuesday
! last with the Australia for the Hawaiian
! Islands He will be absent about three
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morgenstern, Alfred
| W. Morgenstern and Miss Adele and Arthur
| Morgenstern left on the steamer Santa Rosa
| for an extended trip TO Southern California
! aud Mexico
MI O5llS5 W. MUlsdH, TIE organ VIZ
! tuoso, and Miss Maud Morgan, the harp
soloist of New York City, are enjoying their
| first visit to this city.
Mr.. Samuel G. Fleisehman. who was sud-
! denly taken i'll on the eve OF public az
pearance, has been visiting Paradise Springs
with his sister. Miss Bertha Fleischman
Mrs. A. jain will spend the summer
months at her country residence, Faryiew,
Martinez.
Mrs. Dora Kuhn and her charming sister,
Miss Mae Weliendorf, will leave for Heads
| burg on May %, where they will spend their
summer vacation.
Captain and Mrs. J. C. Currier went to
San Luis Obispo County last week to at
tend the wedding of their son, G. w.
Currier, TO Miss Elizabeth Lynch, which
took place at st. Johns Church, San
Miguel. on Saturday. May 7. Mrs. Currier
and her daughter, Miss Natalne. will re-
main in the county for couple of months
visiting friends.