The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-18
Clement Arnold, Cosmo Morgan, Randolph
Tatum, Hall Roe, Sidney Rankin Drew.
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st. Andrews Society of San Francisco
will give a literary entertainment and dance
at Scottish Hall on Thursday evening. the
18th inst.
On Saturday evening next the Bear Flags,
literary society composed exclusively OF
members Of California Parlor No. ]. n. S.
G. W.. will give a high jinks" in Elks
Hall, AleaZar building. In honor oil the
deiegates-eleet from California Parlor to
the Grand Parlcr, which will convene the
latter part of this month in Los Angeles.
The n. s. l.. X. Ten have issued invita-
tons for their full-dress reception on Tues
day evening, April %.
Club will give one Of their ENJOYABLE en-.
tertainments next Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. A sketch, "WidOws |
Bewitched," will be q feature.
The hop to be given by California Castle,
X. G. E., on the 9th inst, has, owing to q
death in the lodge. been Indefinitely post
poned.
The fifth annual rece ;tion and ball by the
subordinate lodges of San Francisco Knights
and Ladies OF Honor in honor of the Grand
Lodge, Will take pls' Q in Armory Hall, cor
ner OF Page and Cough streets. next Wednes-
day evening
The -Four Hundred will give their first
party at Lunrs Hall on the evening of
Easter Tuesday tomorrow.
The San Francisco Thistle Club have
special entertainment in preparation to take
place at B'nai Birth Hall on Friday even
ing next.
The eighteenth reception of the Clover
Club will be held in Pioneer Hall on Friday
evening next. This will be their last party
for tie season and this popular club will
afterward disband
81 Joseph's Assembly No. g. Y. NJ. c. u.
VIII give It's third entertainment and ball at
lemtonla Hall on Thursday evening next.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. IL,
will hold their quarterly entertainment and
SOCIAL In st. Georges Hall this evening.
The Paper-hangers' Union No. 2J6 will
give THEIR first annual ball at Bna1 Birth
Hall on Saturday evening next
Inc EOlas will give their second anniver-
sary ball and opening OF Saturday evening
soclals at Turn Verein Hall, 1913 Turk
street, on Saturday evening next.
The Mllltaires have issued invitations Tor
their first minstrel entertainment and dance
TO take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Sat-
urday evening next
The "Owls" will give their second ami
yersary party at Union-sauare Hall on
wednesday evening next
A bullshead breakfast will be given by
the independent Order Of Old Friends at
the West End Gardens, San Rafael, on
Sunday next.
The Goodwin Comedy Company have
Issued invitations for their production of
The Coqnette." to be given at Saratoga
Hail on Thursday evening next for the
eeneht OF Birmingham Council, No. 80. \.
NJ. |.
In the near future benefit will be ten
dered TO MIR. Gustaye Audibert, when the
Thespians will present BARLEY CampbelPs
drama, The Galley Slave"
Meade Relief Corps, w. II. c., auxiliary
TO the Grand Army of the Republic. will
give social and dance on Tuesday evening
next at l02 O'Farrell street.
The Club of '92 will hop" a, Saratoga
Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Inc fourth anniversary concert and ball
OF the AriOn Club will take place at the
cluDrooms, Ala Pine street, next Saturday
evening. A special programme is in prep
aTation.
A literary and musical entertainment I'M
der the auspices of Ceur; Defiance, a. y. F.
oil a. Will be given on next Thursday
evening In FL Dorado Hall, AIcazar build
ing.
Myrtle Circle Ne. lo5, C. o. F., will give
It's first masquerade ball at URlon-square
Hall on Saturday evening next.
The nth anniversary ball of Orc Elmo
Parlor No. 9. Native Daughters of the Col
den West, Will take place at Unto n-square
Hall next Thursday evening.
n Dali VIII be given by Triumph Legion
No. 2, and Gordon Legion No. ?, Select
knights OF America, on Wednesday even
ing next at B'nai Birth Hall.
A military ball Will be given by the First
Regiment Uniform Rank, Knights o. Pyth-
las, at ODD Fellows Hall this evening.
The members Of Confidence Lodge No.
- u Il. "A, VIII give ieap-yeM party at
Irving Hall Saturday evening next
The second quarterly social of the Eureka
Social Club will take place next Saturday
evening at Mission Turn Hall.
81. Adams Sunday-school Will give an en-
tertainment and dance at Foresters' Hall
| next Friday evening
The United Social Club will meet next
| Saturday evening at Bear Club Hail.
The seventh monthly social of the Danish
Society Dannebrog vii take place at Union
! square Hall next Sunday evening
The pupils Of AndeTson's Academy will
| give fancy-dress party on next Saturday
evening at their hall. corner Seventeenth
and Noe streets; also party on Thursday
evening at Saratoga Hall.
The pupils Of Irvine's academies will give
| their next social at Academy Hall, 927 Mis-
| sion street, on Wednesday evening next
A reoDening party will be held at Sara
toga Hall on next Tuesday evening by the
| pupils Of Walter G.. OBrien's Academy.
| The Mystic Forty will give their fourth
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening next.
Mission Parlor No. 2. n. ID. G. w.. will
| give an entertainment aud social at Mission
| opera Hall, 23l Mission street. Thursday
| evening next
On Tuesday evening next Mantle
| Parlor No. los, n. ). q. W., will celebrate
| the fifth anniversary by a ball to be held at
| Unton-SQuare Hail.
The Smiling Group will receive their
friends at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
evening next
The Adelaide Nelson Dramatic Club will
| produce Byron's three-act comedy, The
Girls" at Irving Hall, on Thursday even
| ing next
Valley Lodge No. so. A. o. L. w., will
celebrate its fourteenth anniversary at Odd
Fellows Hall on Thursday evening next.
| 1he Commercial Alumni OF the l.. f. S.
| viii give fancy dress party In Union
| square hall on tuesday evening next.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will arrive
here early in May. accompanied by her chill
dren and Mr.. AIexander's mother.
Miss Stephanie Whitney has returned
| from Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambliss, wife OF the late
| Captain T. G. Chambliss of Mississippi, is
| joined by her son, MIR. William Ii. Cham
| bliss, for a trip through Southern Cali
| fOrnia.
Miss Nellie Chabot and Miss Josie East
land are sojourning at Santa Barbara for
| the floral festival
! Mrs. Ariel Lathrop and Miss Grace l..
| Taylor will return shortly from a southern
trip. They are at present at Santa Bar
| bara.
Mr.. and Mrs Randall Hunt will spend the
| summer months in Berkeley.
Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott has left for the East
| Among those who will spend the summer
| at Santa Cruz are: Mr.. j. X. Jarboe and
| family. Mrs. ii. Mclean Martin. Mrs H.
nj. A. Miller. Miss Spence, Miss Ada Sulli-
| van.
On April IL Miss Mollis Gertrude Hay
ward, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
| W. Hayward, of 9i9 Army street, aecompa-
MED by her grandmother, Mrs. E. Hyde,
and her aunt, Mrs. A. Murphy, departed for
| New York City for the purpose Of visiting
relatives. They will be gone several
| months