The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-09-26

ternal roof and passed merry musical evening
most enjoyable birthday party was given at
Midway recently by the Misses Katie A. German
aud Mary j.. Faulkner In celebration OF their
birthdays Midway Hall was engaged for the
occasion. and dancing was kept up until MD,
night when, after partakng OF delightful
supper, the party, numbering about thirty, dis
persed to their homes.
An entertainment was given at the home OF
August +. Brnkman TO George Duff. Thomas
Grlffths and himself after "a threeday trip
on bicycles from san Francisco to Sacramento
and back, breaking their former record by one
day
party consisting OF the following ladies
and gentlemen enjoyed very pleasant steam
around the bay one day last week on board the
Governor stonsman. accompanied BY the oak
land Artillery band: MIR. and Mrs. E. Neuber.
Mi. aud Mrs. W. Wells MIR. aud Mrs. E. Hasey,
gusOn, tbs Misses Matte Neuber. Eva Neuber.
Della Schamp Lizzie Ramsey, Mollie Perkins.
liene Stonemsn, Tlllie Alphonse, Messrs j. f.
Fredericks. j. G. Patterson j. r. Ramsey. John
Lorin, w. IL. kideout. j. b. Barber, Z. GippiD.
Coming Events.
A grand musical and dramatic entertainment
will be given next Thursday afternoon at the
Baldwin Theater under the auspices of the Press
Club. All the best theatrical talent in the city
have kindly offered their services and mag
nifcent programme Is being prepared. Mr..
George Osborne will act as stage manager.
Tickets are on sale at Sherman & Clay's music.
store.
The most beautiful specimens OF California
Butterflies" Will assemble 10 The garden Of Mrs
Charles B. Oyeracker at Niles, on Friday, the
9TH OF October, at early candlelight, for rural
festival given by the Ladies' Aid Society for the
benefit OF The new Episcopal Church. MI. Alfred
NUke and other prominent entertainers have
been engaged for the occasion.
The Owls will give their Sixth invitation social
and hop IN Union square Hall on Wednesday
evening. October 10.
Company d, Naval Battalion. n. G. c., viii
give an at home tomorrow evening at the
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Tie MikadOs are making elaborate prepare
tons FOR their fifth patty tomorrow evening at
ODD Fellows Hall.
The Dauphin Euchre Club Will begin Its
sociais for TINS season In October.
The Reception Club will hold its second hop at
Humans Hall, Polk street. Thursday evening,
October &.
The Eclipse Specially Club viii give an enter
ialnment and dance at Irving Hall on Sunday
evening. October 8.
The annual bali OF Company e, Naysi Bat
talon. \. G. C.. will be held at Odd Fellows
IAN on Saturday evening. October /.
The Iucog Specially Club viii give It's third
grand enIeTtainment ard dance at Irving Hall
on Sunday evening, October 2.
The benefit for the Women's Educational aud
Industrial Union will lake place at the Bj0n
| 1heater on Friday evening", September 80.
The Comrades viii give their fourth party at
Union square Hall on Saturday evening, Octo-
Der ..
The Excelsior Yachting Club VIII give its
seventh grand souvenir ball at B'nai Birth Hail.
l2l Eddy street, on Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 3.
The Harmonic Club will have grand ladies'
night on Friday evening. October Z. The large
ball viii be cleared for dancing, and each men,
Der Will be Privileged TO take one lady with
him. aud can also on application TO The board OF
directors secure Invitations for one gentleman
| and lady. Applications must be In by October 3.
The Mexican Mutual Benefit Society viii give
its NTH grand picnic al uarbor View. on Sunday,
October 2.
The Hermann Brandt Quartet viii commence
this seasons series OF concerts al Irving Hall
tomorrow evening
The Beiyeceres viii give their initial compIi.
meDtafy masquerade aud fancy dress party at
Union square Hall tomorrow evening.
The pupils OF Anderson's Academy VIII give
party next Saturday evening at their hail, cor
| ner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
Bay CITY Lodge, No 6l9, Knights and Ladies
OF Honor, will give social entertainment at
A. o. +. Hall. 102 OFarrel street, on Monday
evening. October 3.
Golden West Circle No. 43, Companions OF
the Forest of America. will give series Of
grand tabeanx IN conjunction with an enter
| fainment aud dance In Laurel Hall, Shells
| building, so OFarrell street, tomorrow even
| Japanese entertainment will be given on
| October 20 at the residence OF Mrs. Ben Morgan
| In aid OF The surgical ward of the Children's
Hospital.
The sierry Monarchs will give their FIRST lnvl-
| rational bop at Unlon-square Hall on Friday
| evening, October 81.
| The y. ). l.. *. 10. will give "full dress" In
viatIen hop at Lunts Hall, 1910 Polk street, to
morrow evening"
The All OF Us Club Will give an entertainment
evening October @
| Seven Pines Circle, Ladies of the g. a. r., will
| hold their regular open meeting at their hail.
l02 OFarTell street, Monday evening. the Goth.
Arrangements have been made whereby Mr.
| George Riddle Will appear at Odd Fellows Hall
next Monday evening In his famous In erpreta-
ton OF Shakespeafes FAIRY comedy. "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" with orchestral accom-
paniment of Mendelssohn's beautiful music
written 10 Illustrate the play. The orchestra OF
thirty musicians will be conducted by MIR. H. l.
/ Stewart
| The Berllns announce their first hop or the sea-
sou for Thursday evening, October 10, when
| they viii celebrate their second anniversary.
The Niblo Club will give its third monthly
social and dance next Wednesday evening at
Mrs. Clark's residence. 2ll Suffer street.
The Brulah Club Will give social at Mission
| Music Hall on Friday, October z. Tickets Will
De issued OH The LIST.
The ladies' OF Howard PRESBYTERIAN Church.
| Mission street. near Third will serve a hot
| lunch on Friday September 80. between the
hours Of IL and 80.
The Excelsior, knightsand Ladies' OF Honor
| VIII give hon al Unlon-square Hall on Thurs
| day evening, October 6.
The Photographic Society OF The Commercial
| Evening School viii give It's first entertainment
| and dance at ST. Georges Hall this evening.
Thursday evening, September 20, 1892. will
he ladies night with FL Dorado Parior No. 81,
| n. S. q. w, at Welcome Hall, Odd Fellows
| building. All friends invited.
| This evening tie Excelsior Club will add to
! tbelr usual dancing programme literary and
| musical exercises and Hymen's lottery.
! The La Volta Club, whose hops were very
popular during the season OF 1891, Will open
! their season OF 1892 in Unlon-square Hall
| November 3.
The eighteenth social of the varsovienne Club
viii take PLACE next Wednesday evening at Social
| Han. 1O2 OFarrel street.
The Native Sons OF Vermont will hold their
next social at Odd Fellows Hall on Frld y;
| October IA scene from marble Heart
| will be produced, In which Miss Rosetta La
Fale will appear In the leading character.
The Borromean Council No. 1923 Young Mems
Institute, Will give an entertainment and social
at Mission Opera-hAli FRIDAY evening. De-
tober &c.
GleaminRs.
Governor Markham made a special visit TO the
Sacramento FAIR 10 witness San Francisco's
clever little "smitby," Miss Ray BevefIdge at
her interesting work.
Miss Ray Beveridge has been exhibiting her
skill as blacksmith at the Stockton Fair during
the past week This young "Vulcan in petit
coats" Will prove quite an attraction in the
Californian department OF the Worlds Fair at
Chicago.
Miss G. ID. Huntington and Mrs. e. NJ. Camp
bell are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Coils T..
Huntington at their Mob II III residence
Mr.. James ID. Phelan, who met with an acct
dent recently at Santa Cruz, has recovered and
Is able 10 attend to business In The city.
DR. w. j, Pierce lett on Sunday foi New York.
The family OF Mr.. A. Sbarboro are spending
few weeks &c his beautiful villa at Asti. &C.
companied by Mis-. Hiram A. Deckelman Mrs.
j. Slater. Miss Eleanor Celia. Miss Anita Celia
and Miss Elyira Panaria.
Mrs. L. b. Myers has been, during the past
week, the guest OF Mrs. Wochler at Spenceville,
Nevada County.
Miss Felcite Berger0t is spending few weeks
at Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. S. w. Holiday has been Ill for two weeks,
but has now almost recovered. Her daughter,
Mrs. Blackwell, Is visiting In the north of Eng
land.
Major and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin have re-
turned 10 their Santa Cruz villa after short
stay IN this city.
Miss Lille Lawlor Is visiting Miss Estelle
Simpson at Stockton.
Mr. Thomas Buckingham, Mr.. 7. FinnigRn,
Mr.. Il. Morrison and Mr.. Il. Rumwell, all OF san
Francisco, were registered In Parl3 on the 10th
inst.
Mrs. DIR. W. j. Paugh OF Alameda and her
grandson have returned home from a three
weeks trip 10 the "Big Trees" Santa Cruz and
| Monterey.
Mrs. Joseph Jost has returned from her trip o