The morning call., 1893-05-08

MISS Annie Harrlgan are VlSulng MIS-.
Harrigen's parents D.. ana Mrs. William
j. Robinson. at Merced.
Miss Addie Morris of San Bernariino is
here on visit 10 her aunt, Mrs NJ. Armer,
at 17l0 Webster street.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonson are going to the
Worlds Fair, accompanied by Miss MOllie
Hession.
Mrs. John Cahill and family will pass
the summer at Cypress Villa in San Ra-
fael
Harry E, Bentham of q Alyarado street
has gone to the East and Europe on a
pleasure tour. On his return he Will visit
New I ork and Chicago.
Mrs. a. c. Drewitz has gone East to visit
Oh cago and other cities.
Mrs. Ii. A. BrodeD, Miss Clara G. Coyne
and Mrs. Barlow of san Jose visited Mrs.
NJ. S. WahIke at Madrone last week.
:. Mrs. Maurice Summerfsd will leave
Tor Chicago tomorrow. En- route she Will
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Llehtensiein. in SIT Lake City.
Miss Nellie +. Pierce has returned to
Madrone after two weeks pleasant visit
to her cousins near Lawrence station.
Miss Aboe Sawtelle of Sacramento is
visiting Mrs. Julius Reimer at 1882 Eddy
street.
G. H. Umbsen has arranged to pass two
weeks at the White sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Mabry McMahan and Miss Nellie
VI w titihlll L. MCAieS-
ter. have gone East. en- route to Europe,
and will be away fully year. Mrs. II.
Nielsen is ehaperoning them. They will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. McMahan and
daughter in Paris.
Mrs. w. l.. Tomlin, Miss Christine Tom
lin and Mrs. ". W. Schultz. Of Chicago,
are at the White SulI hur Springs and will
remain there month before returning to
the East.
Mrs. S. Friedman of 804 McAllister
street will soon depart for Europe. She
received large number of friends yester-
day at her residence.
X. X. Miliiken has returned to the city
after passing the winter at his home in
Southern California.
Miss u. Harrigan is passing few weeks
at the White Sulphur Springs. &.
Among the San FraEciscans who have
engaged rooms at the White Sulphur
Springs for the season are Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. d. Conolley, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Johnston Mr. and Mrs. j. }. Crooks, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Burke, Mrs. Ii. E. Highton,
E. Schleute-, Miss Schleuter, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. n. Even, w. Craig and family, w. T.
Z. Hasson, j. H. Meredith and family and
Miss Marguerite Tom ber
Miss Jennie Zelnsky will be at home on
the first Sunday of every month at 1881
Sutter street.
Mrs. L. II. Hubbard went to Honolulu
on the ship 5. n. Castle for the benefit of
her health. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Eva l.. Hubbard.
Il. c. Prober and Mr.. ana Mrs. George
Mcleod of this city have been enjoying a
visit 10 the White Sulphur Springs, ST.
Helena.
The following residents of Alameda will
visit the Worlds Columbian Exposition:
I. G. Daniels of the Argus, j. E. Barber
OF the Telegram, j. E. Bland. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Leonard and children Matte,
I nj tr.
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. II. Mccormick. d. W.
Martin and family. Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Combs. Miss Lulu SeverliDg, George Ii.
Burkhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Goethaur, C. II.
Weaver. F. Boehmer. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. v.
Clark, John Goldstone, Ira Sanford. Pearl
Mastick, Mrs. W. E. Pettes. George c.
Relfe. f. X. Krauth. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X.
Taylor. ID. L. Randolph. Il. B. Tappan,
Mrs. Ganrz. J. Z. Baker. Miss May Sturte-
want, Mrs. Fox, r a. Pickett.
Coming Events.
The Monday Evening Club will give its
third ball in the maple room at the Palace
Hotel on Monday evening, May 80 The
two form er parties given by this popular
club were SO pleasant and successful in
every way that the coming one is looked
forward to most anxi1usly by the mem bers
and their friends who will be favored with
invitations.
Hon. and Mrs. Valentine Goldsmith Hush,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Magee Jr. and Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Magee Will give a
reception next Wednesday afternoon and
evening at their residence in Fruitvae.
Young Ladies Institute No. will give
an entertainment and dance in Union
souara Hall tO-m0rTOW night
The reenlar quarterly meeting of the
Women'5 Educational Union will be held
at 324 Suffer street tomorrow evening.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
an entertainment and dance Tomorrow
evening at Union-square Hall.
B0rrOuean Council No. 129, Y. NJ. l.,
will give its third anniversary party To-
morrow evening in Mission Opera Hail.
The Club of '93 will give tin horn
party in Union-square Hall next Wednes-
dav evening.
The Terpsiehores will give party next
Sutter street.
Miss Murray's cantata club will give its
first concert in Pioneer Hall next Wedn es-
day evening.
Social Council No. &C. o. C. F., will have
an open meeting next Thursday evening
at 800 Post street.
The Columbians will give their fourth
party next Thursday evening in Scottish
Hall.
Golden State Parlor No. so, n. D.. G. W,
will hold its third anniversary entertain
ment and dance in Union-sQuare Hall next
Thursday evening.
The Women's Aid Society of the First
Universalist Church will give an entertain-
ment. under the direction OF Miss Adelaide
Webb, next Friday evening in Mission
Opera Hall
The Friday Night Club of Lorln will give
Its ninth party next Friday evening in
Lorin Hall.
The Pacific Dancing Club will give a
party next Friday evening in Santa Rosa
Hall
The Ell Monies will give their first party
in Union-square Hall next Saturday even
ing.
Myrtle Council No. 1O5 C. of F., will
give sauerade ball next Saturday
evening in B'nai Birth Hall.
The Excelsiors Will give an invitation
picnic at Tamalpas Villa next Sunday.
The first annual picnic of the Butchers
of the Abattoir will be held at their new
picnic grounds at Baden next Sunday.
Free buses will connect with all trains at
Baden station and the terminus of the
electric cars.
The South End Rowing Club will give
an entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall on
Thursday evening, May %.
California Castle No. l, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, VIII give party IN Union
square Hall on Wednesday evening, May 81.
The San Francisco Oreratc Society,
which has always been a favorite with III e
public. has in preparation novel enter
taiument which will be given in Saratoga
Hall on Friday evening, May -: 1t is TO
be called IAN Opera Bouffe Party" the
idea being that the members of the CON-
pany will represent characters in various
operas and will appear in selections from
them. The reception committee will ap-
pear as the Heavy Dragons in Patience"
the floor committee as the Peers in
"Iolanthe," the floor manager as the
Lord Chancellor in "lolanthe." All of the
characters in the BELLS of Cornevlle" will
be presented and the Servants Chorus
will be sung, with Miss Alvina Heuer as
sooist The "Saber" song. from "The
Grand Duchess" will be sung, and there
will be numbers from "Black Nantes. "
"a Trip TO Africa" Heart and Hand. u
and other favorite operas. The Alameda
Operatic Society will also lend its aid
The affair promises to be very entertaining.
The ladies' society Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen will hold their third
annual entertainment in Union-square
Hall IN SATURDAY. pyaninp Nav g.