The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-02

and the following committee only: Messrs.
y: ii. Moran, n. Ii. Hickman. j. B. Haw-
kins. j. E. Hayden, Fl. E. Swift, c. de
Courcv.
The Imperias will give their third party
at Union-square Hall on Wednesday even
ing next.
The Minuets will have a bonbon party
ana pie-eating contest at Saratoga Hall on
friday evening next for members only.
The German Women's Huelf Verein will
give grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert in st. Johannes church tomorrow
evening All are cordially invited.
The Dukes have issued invitations for
their second hop, to take place in Union
square Hall on Friday evening next
Ivy Chapter No. 81, o. Z. s., will give a
social on Tuesday evening next at its hau,
81 OFarrell street. Dancing will follow
an entertainment.
The young ladies of the w. u. A. @.
Social Club will give Mayday dance this
evening at Union-square Hall.
The Club -Nacional MeXicano will give
ball on Thursday next to commemorate
the victory of the Mexican army, COM
manded by General ZaragOza, over the
french troops in the city OF Puebla, Mex
lco,,, 1t will take place at BerSaglieri Hall.
The pupils of AnderSon's Academy Will
give party next Saturday evening at their
nall, corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets;
al SO on Thursday evening at Saratoga Hall.
The ladies of Foster and Johnson's acade-
mles Will give matrimonial novelty party
at Golden Gate Hall on next Thursday
evening.
The Varsovienne Club will give its twelfth
social on Wednesday evening next at Social
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street
Ihe Sinbad Skating Club will give a
private picnic next Sunday.
The Alcaldes will hold a second annual
picnic at Forest Grove in the Santa Cruz
Mountains on Sunday next.
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Benevolent Association will be held at
uarbor View Park next Sunday.
Inc Two Orphans" will be presented by
a selected cast of amateurs at Irving Hall
on Thursday evening next. Dancing will
follow the performance.
The Eclipse Specially Club will give their
NTH entertainment aud dance at Irving Hall
next Sunday evening.
The Loyal California Lodge No. zoos, /.
.. o. f.. Manchester Unity. will give an en-
tertalnment and dance at B'nia Birth hall
on Wednesday evening next
The Theatrical Mechanics Association of
San Francisco Lodge No q, will hold their
first masquerade at the Mechanics Pavilion
on Saturday evening next They will have
grand Illuminated street parade Of floats,
etc, at 8 o'clock, and also grand Amazon
march at the Pavilion. Thy have spared
no expense or labor to make it success.
Society Personals.
have left for New York en- route for Paris.
Mrs. Harmony, wife Of Admiral Har-.
mony, commanding the Asiatic squadron,
left yesterday for japan. She had been
visiting MFs. c. l.. Ashe at her residence on
Sacramento street.
Mrs. Hattie Croker Alexander is ex-
pected on this coast, and the Crocker resi-
Jence on Mob Hill has been put in readiness
for her reception.
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taking up their residence in California after
September next
Mrs. W. L. Wallace and Mrs. John NJ.
Burnett left on Saturday for a weeks So
jOurn at Fresno.
Mrs. Benthien is on a visit TO England,
Ireland and Germany.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has been spending
few days at the Vend0me, San Jose. She
contemplaieS leaving for the East tO-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Birdsall of Sacramento
nave been Spending few days at their
place in Auburn.
Captain and Mrs. Collier are down from
LakepOri.
Mrs. Mary B. Watson and Mrs. NJ. NJ
SayIe. Que of the directors Of the Women's
Educational Union. are making mp party
Ior foreign tour. A delightful trip through
Europe Is anticipated. and number of la
dies have already become interested in the
project.
Father Sebastian Of the Gieco-Russian
church, who has been abroad pursuing his
theological studies for the last two years, is
expect To return within a couple OF weeks.
MI aud Mrs. 7. Mulyaney (nee Griffin
nave returned from their wedding tour to
their home in Tomales
MI and Mrs Harry L. Wise have gone
over TO san Ragael and are now occupying
their new residence.
Mrs. ii. Albert Mau and the Misses Alice
and Julia Mau will pass the season at Lark
spur Inn.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ Grunsky and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Ii. Lyons, of Stockton, and Mr.. II.
i. DOOlan OF San Francisco are passing a
few DAYS at the Hotel lakewood, San Ga
brlel Valley. They Will spend short time
at Pasadena before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Gross and family. who
have been stopping at the Richeleu, leave
Wednesday for their future home in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Delmas are at their
country residence At Mountain View. They
leave in June for the East. en- route for Eu-
rope. where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. w. II. l.. Barnes will be the guest of
Major and Mrs. Mclaughlin during the
summer.
Mrs. A. N. Rosborough and herdaughter,
Mrs. Gardiner, will pass a couple of weeks
at Mendenhall Springs.
Mrs. Paris Kilburn has been visiting Del
Monte.
The Misses Goad have been staying at
Del Monte.
Rev, w. w. Davis, Mrs. Davis and Miss
Florence Davis, the latter the daughter of
Rev. aud Mrs. II. c. Davis, have left for
Europe. Mr., and Mrs. Davis will return in
about five months, leaving Miss Davis with
friends tn spend year in foreign travel.
The family of Judge Noble Hamilton,
formerly Of Oakland. are now occupying
the Russell cottage in Sausalito.
Miss Nellie Slddons has left for Paris,
France, where she will remain about u
months. At Chicago she will join Mrs.
James Porter and Miss Laura Clarke. The
three will journey to New York and on Nav
will sail for Europe.