The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-06

ne OteUa v.sD 4lstfa So ~ s,i ,,uar-
teIly social for Saturday evening, March Is.
Inc Native Sons of VernonJ announce
that their March entertainment win be
gwen in Odd Fellows Hall next Friday
evening. An excellent programme will be
presented and after the entertainment The
usual in iormal dance will attract the atten-
tton Of the young folks.
On Friday evening. March 10. the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Second Unitarian
Church. corner Capp and Twentieth streets,
will hold 'Pnafore" social in the assem-
bly, hall Of their church afternoon and even
Ing. In the evening musical entertain
ment OF high order will be given.
GIeanings.
Mr.. j. c. Stubs was accompanied on his
homeward trip last week by Mrs. d S.
Gray and Miss Louise Gray, wife aud
daughter of the president of the Clinton
Ohio National Bank and prominent Of
fetal OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
two ladies are guests at the Stubs resi-
dence on Pacific avenue.
Miss Amelia Cullinan of San Francisco
is the guest of Mrs. j. w. Chute at San
Jose.
Miss Andrade has returned from q uate-
mala, where size has been visiting relatives
the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Plum aud Mr..
James Irvine are visiting ut Coronado
Beach.
Miss Jolliffe is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harding ID Philadelphia.
Mrs Mervyn Donahue and her sister Miss
Margaret Wallace have returned from Eu
rope. and were in Washington, d. C., when
last heard from.
Mrs. William J. Dutton has left the city
on an extended Eastern trip, and will
probably be absent until the fall Of the
year.
Miss Florence Lack lie visiting at The
Dalles, Or
Mrs. George McNeice gave a card party
the other night, in honor of Mr.. |. H. Reb-
stock OF Buffalo, n. Y.
After visiting in this city several months,
Mrs. A. ID. Tower ana Miss Corinne Tower,
Of Nevada City, have gone to Coronado
Beach.
Mrs. Blackwood las returned home, after
a three months visit to her sister in New
Orleans.
Judge and Mrs Niles Searls of Nevada
are guests at the Palace Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Rohr left on the 23d
ult on visit to relatives in the East
Mrs. Mamie e. Hastings has returned
from New York with the children and is at
the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Getz received quite a
surprise at their residence 507 Devisadero
street, last Thursday evening. A large
party OF their numerous friends and rela-
tiyes, laden with the choicest of edibles,
took possession of the house and furnished
music as well as other enterta nments the
whole evening. The event was in honor of
their marriage anniversary.
Among the most pleasant social events
that have recently taken place was the
entertainment and dSnce given by the
Misses Keene last FrSay evening. There
was goodly number present. The Mans
field orchestra was in attendance to delight
the lovers of good music. The order of
dances was interspersed by literary and
musical numbers. Those contributing
were the Misses Rose and Jeanette
keene, Professor Mansfield, Miss VoIling.
Mr.. Julius Leibert Miss r. Lyons. Mr.. A.
Lyons, and Mr.. A. Conreich, Mr.. w.
Lasime and Mr.. Goldstone. Supper was
served at midnight, after which dancing
was resumed until early dawn.
The regular social meeting of the PIC.
w. +. A. was held in Union-square Hall on
the 9th of February and was well attended
by members and their friends. Mrs. Bar
bara Knell and Miss Roberts were the
vocalists OF the occasion and their solos
were received with wel-deserved applause,
as were the mandolin and guitar duets of
Professor Pomeroy and Mr. Roberts. Miss
Cook gave dramatic recitation and excel
lent original papers were read by Mrs. s.
u. Reamer. Mrs. N. b. Wilcox, Mrs. S. l.
Daring and Mrs. Frances Edgerton. Mr..
Martin Schultz was the accompanist.