The morning call., 1892-06-20


and daughter, Mrs. Iillman and family. ii.
| MeyerStein and wife, Miss r. Alexander,
| Miss ID. Alexander, Miss Rebeeca Alexan-
| der, Ida Lazarus, Mrs. j. Goodman and
| family Gus MerZbach, j. Goldsmith. The
! weather at the lakes is warm and beautiful.
| Pleasant excursions are made daily to diff
| ferent resorts and dances are given nightly
tie new spacious pavilion.
Paraiso Springs.
| Lively times are reported from Paradise
| Springs, where the arrivals are on an ever
! increasing ratio. Among recent visitors
| are:
II. Meyers, Z. S. Gulllxon, Mrs. P. B. Husson,
D. Hart, DR.. G. w. Fox and vile, James Gllion,
! NJ. Brooks, J. Waterman, L. G. Warrington,
! Alfred Gonzales, wife and daughter, Mrs. X.
Nora and Lily Goodman ". S. Edwards, c.
! Hirsch, II. Waterman, A. McGregor. Mrs: ii. NJ.
| Black and daughter, Joseph S. Steiner, William
| Dunphy, Colonel I. Fraser, Judge /. LAWYER,
! Mrs Frank Rossbaeh, Mrs. Samuel Mccartney
! and son. ID. j. Spence, X. b. Spence, Hon. Paris
! KiIburn, L. Levy. Hugh MeCrum, San Francisco;
! h. +. Smith. G. Ii. King. Pence King, Pence
Knox, b. Knox, Mrs. +. w. Leayitt. Oakland;
! L. v SourdTy, Alameda; Perry Dowdy. Leonard
| daughter and sou, D.. Costello, John A. Lard.
! 6. T. Res. Giltoy; L. Sanborn, Miss b. r. Cas-
sin. G. NJ. Cassin, Waisonyile; l.. II. Garrgqs.
! g. b. Richmond. w. w. ZabaIa p. L. Zabala,
| Salinas; D. W. Robson, Newman; Mrs. +. 4.
! Meagher. Ralph Briggs. san Rafael; T. +.
Santa Cruz; j. A. ZabtiSkie and son, Tucson,
| Ariz.; Mrs. j. A. Mccartney, st. Louis. Mo-; g.
+. Faw Gonzales; Lewis King, Kings Cityi Ed
! Rea, San Jose.
Hall Parties.
The Father Mathew Total Abstinence and
! Benevolent Society No. l gave their COM
plimentary entertainment and ball on Tues
day evening at Irish American Hall. A
large audience enjoyed the programme,
which included mastery address by DR..
| f. Raglan. Dancing was aflerNard INDUCED
in, under the direction of Mr. John Il. Sui
livan.
The Western Addition Literary and
Social Club entertained at Odd Fellows
| Hall last Wednesday evening. A special
feature was the recting of Miss {. Gertrude
! Finney OF Los Angeles, who rendered 1.-THE
Death Of Virginia" in a very satisfactory
manner, indicating fund of reserved
power Dir. Desmond sang acceptably, ana
the farce, Turn Him Out" was finished
! production.
Golden Gate Council No. "a, Y. N. l., had
a cakewslk social on Wednesday evening at
B'nai Birth Hall. A large number OF
! prizes were awarded. Mr.. William /. sui
liyan directed the floor with much skill.
On Tuesday evening last the Berlins. one
| OF the Oldest and most popular clubs In the
city, gave their twelfth hop at Odd Fellows
! Hall. and the affair was in every way COM
plete success. Over $50 couples participated
in the grand march, which was led by Mr.
j. j. Grove and Miss Florence tarweather.
Ticnics in Prospect.
st. Johns day will be celebrated next
Friday by the Past Masters Association, +.
and a. NJ, Of California by an excursion
and bulshead breakfast at the new Schuet-
zen Park, near San Rafael.
Golden Gate Council No. 81, Y. M. l., will
! picnic at Santa Rosa, Monday, July L.
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
/ .l.l fs,,fr ,irfar nj
aG a family reunion at Santa Rosa, Sunday
/ next.
Parties to Take Place.
The Scottish Thistle Club will give their
! quarterly entertainment and social at their
new club rooms, corner New Montgomery
and Minna streets next Friday evening.
The Coronados have issued invitations
for their ninth hop, to take place at Odd
! Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next.
The MayfiOwer Social Club viii give its
first social at MangePs New Hall on Satur-
| day evening next.
The Star Minstrel Club will give its mex.
/ entertainment and bail at Mission Turn
Verein Hail. on Saturday evening next
The Militaires will give their second min
! strel entertainment and dance at Odd Eel
lows Hall next Thursday evening.
Professor w. W. Anderson viii give a
party to his pupils and patrons next Thurs
day evening at Saratoga Hail.
The Laurel Club will give its first ami
versary social at Bnai Birth Hall, III
EDDY street, on Saturday evening next
The ninth monthly social Of the Danish
| Society DannebrOg Will be given at Union
| square Hall next Sunday evening.
A reception and ball will be rendered to
the Grand Grove of California, I. A. o. D.,
by the subordinate groves at Odd Fellows
Hall next Wednesday evening.
Meade Relief Corps No 81, w. X. c.,
auxiliary to the Grand Army Of the Repub-
| lie, extends an invitation to its friends and
| the public 10 a dime social and dance at its
ing next.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. de la Monianya, Miss
Jennie de la MOntanya and Miss Kate
Regain have gone to the Geysers for the
summer
Miss Jennie Blair leaves to day on visit
TO Mrs. Herman Oelriohs at Newport, en-
route for Europe.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gaffney and her daughter,
Miss Eta Robertson. of the Hotel Pleas
anton. are spending few weeks at Sausa-
Ito. They go TO Santa Cruz the first week
in July, and finish the season little later
at the Hotel del Monte, Monterey
Nj. and Mrs. Monroe Salisbury will re-
side at Santa Cruz during the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig and party will
arrive on the next steamer from JaIan.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs, the Misses Gibbs,
Miss Gertrude Goewey and Miss Effie john
| son leave Oh the 23d for Alaska. Return
ing, they will pass the summer al Caste
CrAgs Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Oelrichs and Mss
| Virginia Fair have gone to ROsehill, New
port. for the summer. Being IN mourning,
they will not entertain this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Heron, who were mar
RED at Stockton last Wednesday afternoon,
have gone TO Puget Sound, and on their re-
turn will reside IN Oakland.
Mr., and Mrs. James Carolan are occupy
ing the Boyd lodge until Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Carolan (nee Pullman arrive,
which will be the first week in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Campbell nee Stone),
who were married last Monday, will make
their home at 1913 California street, and
will receive the first and third Thursdays
after June.
Mr.. and Mrs c. O. @. Miller are ex-
pected TO be home Dv the 18th of August.
Miss J.. FRANKIE Warrington is visiting
Mrs. f. j. Coope at her beautiful mountain
home near Ben LOmOnd.
Miss SUSIE McGrath of this city is spend
ing the summer at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Hennessy, at ColOma, Ell Dorado
County.
Miss Maggie MeGrath is spending her
vacation with her schO0lmate, Miss Leo
Brimmef at Mr.. Brimmer's residence IN
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. William Willis has returned to her
old home, 1910 California street, after an
absence of four years from it.
Mrs. Paul Scott and Mrs. John Davis are
spending the summer in the Santa Cruz
Mountains, at Villa Las Tomas.
Miss L. CastlehuD, Miss Isabel Tobin and
Mr.. Paul Castlehun are spending the sum
mer in the Santa Cruz Mountains, at Villa
Las Tomas.
The Gordon cottage, San Rafael is at
present occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
de Ojeda, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Durand and
Miss Marie Durand, who have decided to
spend the summer months there.
Sheriff G. S. Laumeister and Mrs. Lau-
meister have returned from their northern