The morning call., 1892-03-21


mont Wood, George L. Maliue, Il. G. Frank
lin and George II. Trask.
Epworth Guard Surprise Party.
Mr.. A. E. Holloway. the former captain
Of Company of the Epworth Guard, Boys
Brigade, connected with the Epworth NJ. Z.
Church Of this city, was the recipient of
genuine surprise on Friday evening" at his
home at Ocean View, where he now resides.
The company, in light equipment, and
supplies of one ration each OF ''hardtack"
and smoked herring, under command of
their present captain, George Hovey.
marched down the entire distance, about
four miles, early in the evening, and the
first intimatiOn Captain Holloway had of
their presence was the sound Of vigorous
cheering, which brought him 10 the door,
where lie saw the company drawn up in
military order and ready TO salute him,
as they did. with present arms, followed
by another round CT cheers.
They were then invited into the house,
where after the ''Tations" had been dis
posed OF, some time was spent in social in
tercouTSe. singing and exchanging congraI-
ulatlons. CAPTAIN Holloway. Captain HoveV
and Rev 4. ii. Briggs, the first lieutenant
OF the company, who Is the pastor OF the
Epworth Church. each made short speeches,
which were enthusiastically received by the
youthful soldiers, and at reasonable hour
a parting song was sung. Captain Hoyey
leading with the piano.
n farewell cheer was given. and the CON-
pany took up the line of march ana returned
to their homes in the city. all being de-
lighted with the way IN which the evening
had been spent.
Parties to Take Place.
Meade Corps No. 81, w. r. c., will give
an entertainment and dance at Social Hall,
1G2 O'Farrell street, on Tuesday evening,
March %.
The " Incogs" will give their third and
last hop of this season at ODD Fellows Hall
on Tuesday, April %. The committees in
charge will endeayor to make this the most
enjoyable party Of the series. Noah
Brandi's orchestra will furnish the music
for the occasion.
ST. Joseph's Assembly No. 3, 7. NJ c. u.
will give its third entertainment and ball at
Teutonia Hall on Thursday evening. the
2iSt of April.
The Mystic Forty have issued invitations
for their fourth party to take place at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening. the 1871
OF April
The third anniversary party of Hesperfan
PaTlor No. 49,. y. ;. c. w. will be held at
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening"
April %
The Goodwin Comedy Company have
issued invitations for their production of
The Coquette." to be given at Saratoga
Hall on Thursday evening. April y. for the
benefit of Birmingham Council, No. 80, \.
NJ. l.
The Smiling Group will receive their
friends at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday even
Ing, April -
Golden and Phoenix councils, A. L. of
Honor. Will give an entertainment and social
on wednesday evening, April g. at Social
Hall, Forester building, 102 O'Farrell street
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
VIII celebrate their Fifth anniversary with
picnic at Harbor View, April 3
The Del Monies Will give n bon-bOn party
and app!e-eating contest at Saratoga Hall
on Tuesday evening, April 70.
Bay City Parlor No. 104, \. s. G. W.,
will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a
fuil-dress invitation bali on Saturday even
ing. April 9.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852, Knights and
Ladies OF Honor, will give an April FOOLS
ball on Thursday evening, March 81, in
Union-square Hall.
The Teutonia Damen Verein will cele-
brate their second anniversary on April J,
at the Ieutonia Hall, 1922 Howard street,
with dramatic entertainment and bail.
\ High Art" entertainment and hop
VIII be given by Golden West Circle No. 43,
c. Q; T., at Laurel Hall. Shiefs Building
on Tuesday evening, the 29ih inst.
/ be nrSt domino party of Germania Cir
Gle, A. Q. F., will take place at i. o. f.
Hall on Thursday evening next.
An open meeting will be held in the rooms
OF 81. Andrew Society, III Larkin street,
this evening. Members and friends are cor
daily invited.
The San Francisco Schuatzen Verein. will
give their eleventh anniversary ball. at
Turn Nerein Hall. 323 Turk street, next Sat-
urday evening.
The Hesperian Parlor No. 137, Y. S. G.
w, viii give an evening at home on Thurs
day next al Hesperian Hail. on the corner
OF alencia and Sixteenth streets
The pupils Of ADdeTson's Academy viii
give an evening dress party next Thursday
evening at Saratoga hall.
The next concert given by the Grand Con-
servatory OF San Francisco. Mr.. Z. S.
BOuelh. director. viii take place next Friday
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Liberty Post and CORPS will have a
social on Wednesday next at Washington
Hall. - EDDY street.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. August Spreckels and
Miss Lurline Spreckels left yesterday for the
East and Europe and expect to be away
about six months.
Ex-senator James G. Fair went to Sacra-
mento on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coils =. Huntington are
expected from New York about the Ist
prox and will remain several weeks
Mrs. \. T. Relington and Miss Ida REM
ingtOu are at Santa Barbara.
Daniel Seweli, member of the Board Of
Education, has so far recovered from his
recent illness as TO be able TO resume the
duties Of his Office.
Mrs. General Stoneman is seriously i'll
from la grippe
MI and Mrs. Louis Sloss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Soss and MI Louis Sloss .Jr. will
occupy their San Rafael cottage early In
May.
Mrs. George W. Durbrow of Salton is
visiting Mrs. Judge Bronson OF Los Angeles.
Mr. Samuel ID. MAYER who has been i'll
with an attack of the grippe, is able to be
upon the street agaip.
Mrs. <. ID. Owen and daughter, Miss
Franc. have been TO Mare Island on a short
visit to the lady's brother, Mr., Frank O..
MaXSon of the navy-yard.
Rndyara kipilng and his bride and Max
O'Rell. with his wife and daughter, have
booked their passage on board the Mono
wal, sailing from San Francisco on March 81.
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