The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-13
Picnies in Prospect.


Rafael Park, San Rafael.
The Bunker Hill Association will cele-
brate the one hundred and seventeenth an
| niversary Of the battle of that name next
Friday at Glenwood Park, Santa Cruz
Mountains.
The second annual outing of THE MORN
| ING CALL Chapel will be held at FL Campo
next Thursday.
The Tuolumne reunion will take place at
Shell Mound Park next Saturday.
The twenty-fouTth annual midsummer
| festival and picnic Of the Scandinavian So
ciety will take place at Shell Mound Park
| next Sunday.
The S. C. l. o. u. Club will hold their an
nual picnic Sunday, June u, at Fairfax.
The club proposes to entertain their friends
! in great style.
The Loyal Orange Institution OF America
| Will celebrate their seventeenth anniversary
by grand picnic at She'll Mound PARK,
| Berkely, July II.
The Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society
will celebrate their fifth anniversary by CIV
ing family reunion at Santa Rosa. Sunday,
June rs.
The delegates to the Grand Council Of the
the Ycnng. Ladies' Institute, which meets
In this city on the 9th inst, VIII be ten,
dered an excursion on the bay by the local
council of the Young Mems Institute. The
Union Iron Works, Angel Island, FL Campo
and Fort Winfield Scott will be among the
Interesting places visited.
Parties to Take Place.
fete for the benefit of the German Old
Peoples Home will be held at the Me-
chanics' Pavilion from the 2lst to the 2Sth
of September next. Twenty booths will be
fitted up where refreshments, fancy goods
and the like will be sold.
Invitations have been issued for mas
querade ball at the Mechanics Pavilion on
| Saturday evening, the 25th inst, in honor oil
the Republican nominee Tor President Of
the United States. 1t is stated that admls-
1 sion will be by invitation only, and that
there will be mo charge whatever for
| tickets"
Tie Falcons, a new social club, have IS
| sued neat Invitations Tor their hTst party
TO be held a. Saratoga Hall on Tuesday
evening" tie 2Sth inst.
The Star Minstrel Club will give its next
entertainment and ball at Mission Turn
| Nereln Hall, on Saturday evening. June %.
The re0rganized Smiling Group Club Will
continue its parties at Odd Fellows Hall
next season, its first reception being set for
| Tuesday evening, the Esd of August.
The COrOnados have issued invitations
for their ninth hop, TO take place at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening, the 2lst
inst.
The Mayflower Social Club will give its
| first social at MangePs New Hall Oh Satur-
| day evening, June %.
The Western Addition Club entertain
meut for June will take place next Wednes-
! day evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The at
fractions include special music, recitation
bv Les Angeles young lady and the farce
| Turn HIM OUT by competent cast
The Enterprise Brass Band will give
their first anniversary ball and concert at
Mission Turn Verein Hall Saturday even
ing next.
| Society Personals.
Mrs. Belle Donahue and Miss Marguerite
| Wallace will leave for Europe on the 21st
| inst They viii meet Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland
| in New York and Baron and Baroness Won
Schroeder.
Mrs. Clark Croker, Mi ISIS Laura Croker
and Miss Avery Yerington departed for
New York during the week
Miss Sherwood has been visiting Miss
Josie Cone at Red Bluff.
Mr.. Columbus Bartlett and family have
left for a summers outing at Glenwocd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. de Guigne are expected TO
return from abroad this week.
Miss Edith Van Auda, daughter of Raw.
J. A. Van Anda of Vallejo is visiting in
this city. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| L. Oatmau of Oak street.
Commander Glass will leave San Rafael
for Mare Island this week.
Mrs. b. 4. Norris and Miss Ida Carleton
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Steele, Master l.. \.
Steele, Miss Beatrice Steele, Miss Elsie
Bennett and Miss Murielte Steele of Oak
land are at the Arlington, Santa Barbara.
Mr. II. NJ. Bancroft is enjoying a drive in
| his four-in-hand with his family In the
| Yosemite and a hunting expedition beyond,
! expecting TO be absent a month or six eeks.
Colonel j. IL. Moorhead Of Mountain
| View is at the California.
Hon. John W. Ryland of San Jose, Dem
Aafn FIR frnF ha
Fifth District, is at the Lick House.
Miss George Brinkley, private secretary
to Mrs. Leland Stanford. Will remain IN
| Napa and this city during the absence OF
the StanfOrds in Europe.
Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde left for Paris
last Sunday morning Colonel Theodore e.
Marcean of this city left by the same train.
Sheriff Laumeister and his party have left
British Columbia and gone to Seattle, from
which place they Will visit all the noted re-
! sorts OF the far north, returning to San
| Francisco about the first of July.
DR.. Thomas c. HUI has gone up the Sac
| ramento River cruising In his slOOp-yacht
| Oracle. With DIR. Hill are Mr.. w. l. Nor
| gan and Mr. d. i. y. Little.
Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Rieser have gone to
! CaZadero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Ames have left the
| Hotel Richelleu aud gone TO keeping house
at 3Ol7 Washington street.
Messrs w. +. CoTdes, Walter Reid,
| Charles Puckhaber and Joseph r. Morrison
are stopping at Larkspur Inn, Marin
| County. Tor the summer.
Professor Samuel Adelstein has arrived
in Portland and Is spending his vacation at
the Hotel Portland.
The Alameda Guards returned from their
camp, which was conducted In real army
style at Laundry Farm. last Monday morn
ing.
Miss L. FRANKIE Warrington Is visiting
| Mrs. 4. j. Coupe at her beautiful mountain
home near Ben Lomond.
Mrs. ID. Cohn of 112Sh Turk street has
gone to Nevada City for the summer.
Miss Celia Young Of this city is visiting
her sister at G0odaH Cottage. Pacific Grove,
| Monterey.
Mrs. II. Cohn, maid and children OF 1908
Scott street has gone TO Haywards for the
| summer.
Miss Maud Jones Of 3J4 Grove street will
leave on the 18th of June for Crescent City,
Mrs. l.. j. Myers and her daughter Gladys
have gone to Cypress Lawn Fruit Farm,
Napa, TO be absent one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Green and family are
| spending the summer at Cypress Lawn.
Mrs. A. NJ. Macpherson, wife OF the we'll
known commission merchant, is comfort
ably settled for the summer with her family
at GOodall Cottage, Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Mrs. William +. Young is spending the
summer with her daughter at Pacific Grove.
| Mrs. William Payne and little daughter
| Maud have gone to the Santa Cruz Noun
| tains to spend several weeks. When she
returns she will spend the summer at her
| villa in Cloverdale.
Mrs. Edward Harris and daughter Of 1904
| Iaguna street have gone to Los Angeles for
the summer and will be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Harris.
| Mrs. NJ Fabian Of 62l Geary street left on
| Friday for Paradise Springs.
Mr.. William Lett Oliver and family of
| Oakland are at the Blue Lakes.
Mrs. William E. Cody and son will occupy
| their cottage at Camp Capitola until Au-