The morning call., 1893-01-16

tanment aud ball al the San francisco Turn
Nerein Ban on Turk street on Wednesday evea-
ing. January %.
The Mystic FoIty announce that their eighth
dance VIII take place lii Odd Fellows Hall GU
Tuesday eyrring, January d.
The members of the Adne Must cal Club will
give Their next party in Union.square Halt on
Tuesday evening. January "a.
The Popular Pampas Club will give its second
social 10 Odd Fellows Hail on Thursday even
ing, January 26.
Meade Corps No. 6I win hold It's regular
monthly social In their hall IN Foresters' bald.
lug, lO2 O'Farteii street, to-n evening.
The Howard Choral Union Will give a concert
Oh Thursday evening, january rs, In the How.
ard Presbyterian Church on Mission strert.
COMPANY, Second Regiment Artillery, n. q.
T., and It's ex-nembers win give reception at
the atmory on the corner OF Page and Cough
streets. on Thursday evening, January 20.
rne Excelsiors, Knights and Ladies of Honor,
VIII give a Valeniins party on Thursday even
Ing, February 2, in Union-squars Hall.
The Danish societies, ''Dania and "Norden,"
Veiein Hall on Saturday evening. February 4.
Captain Gooda who has recently returned
~ SIX months trip In Europe will lecture
on the sights and scenes he witnessed while
abroad In ihe Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
ccpal church, corner OF Hayes and Buchanan
streets, on Friday evening, January 20, al D
O'Clock. ! he lecture Will be Illustrated With
large number OF beautiful scenes IN Heligoand,
Hamburg Berlin, Caresbad, Vienna and Venice.
The entire proceeds will go into the treasury
The living Literary and Dramatic Society will
give us secoAd grand Imminent and ball Oh
Thursday evening, February 8, In Scottish Han,
105 Lark in street
The ormonde Club VIII give its first annual
ball at Bnai B'rith Hall on Saturday evening,
January 81.
The next dance OF the Monday Evening Club
viii take place in Maple Hall, Palace Hotel,
on the 9Th of February.
Buena Vista Parlor, No. 6S, n. D. g. W., will
hold public Installation and reception In Social
hali, lo2 OFarrell street. on Saturday evening,
January 81.
The 'Conirades" will give their SIKH party In
Uuion-square Hall on Saturday evening, Febru.
AIRY 4.
Young Mems Institute. No. "a, will hold It's
sixth annual ball in Odd Fellows Hall on
wednesday evening, February 8.
Gieanings.
The Century Club will give reception to Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst next Thursday evening. Mrs.
Hearst was the first president OF the club.
Miss Maud Noble OF Alameda has justrefurned
from two weeks visit 10 Mrs. George Melster
at Sacrame MO.
Mrs. A. E. Hartman and Mrs. j. w. McCor.
mick have just returned from very pleasant
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Voss at Stockton.
Mrs. A NJ. Lawler OF 1910 Webster street
has returned from her visit TO Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Hugo j. Goodman have returned
from their honeymoon trip and are guests at The
California Hotel.
very enjoyable reception aud entertainment
day evening. Miss Chaf Q read very interest
ing paper on " A Fine Lady," Mrs. Mann and
Miss Clinton also contributed 10 The enjoyment OF
The evening, by playing some musical sci ctons.
Mr. and Mrs. be SchwSbachef have moved
into their new house, on the corner OF jackson
and Laguna streets.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Grant Goucher have returned
from Los Angeles. Mrs. GoucheT's "at home "
days are the first and third Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard IL. Oulton VIII be - at
home " at their residence, 141S Webster street,
OH the second and ihird Wednesdays OF each
month.
Mir Hunter Harrison. son of the president of
the olympic Club, returned yesterday from sac
rameuto. where lie has been the past week
coaching the Sacramento Athletic Clu0 Football
team.
Mrs. William Greer Harrison will leave by
tle uexi steamer for New Zealand on a Visit to
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Davidson OF Compton, Los
Angeles County, recently celebrated their
golden wedding.
The house was beautifully decorated and
many handsome presents were displayed.
Numerous children and grandchildren and
hosts OF friends offered their congratulations.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Davidson are well known in
Compton, having resided there many years.
old friends In Nebraska, San francisco and
other distant poiaIs.
Louis Sloss Jr. and Rudolph Newman returned
last Wednesday from Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 5. Hinkle have moved
from the Colonial TO 1923 Suffer street. They
receive on MONDAYS.
Captain aud Mrs. MiIlen GIiiith and the
Misses Grifith will winter In New York City.
Miss Lou Hayes Of SauSalito' has returned
from delightful VISIT 10 Mrs. Dr. Chapman
Mrs. William b. BOurn VIII receive next
Wednesday at her residence, southwest corner
OF Cough street and Broadway.
Mrs. l. L. Jones and Miss GoTham are winter
ing on The Riviera, Northern Italy
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Barnes VIII reside at
the Hotel Richelleu on their return from their
wedding tour. They are expected during the
week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Perrin win shortly leave
ON trip to the Eastern States.
Mrs. 4. w. Jackson the wife OF the general
manager of the Mexican Central Railway, in
company with her daughter. Miss Mid ed ia ok
SOP, her son, Mr. Osmund +. w. jackson. and
MIR. Arthur lnkersley, arrived last week from
The Cny OF Mexico on visit 10 the coast, travel.
ing in Mr. Jacksen's private car.
Mrs. Captain Rice has been spending the holt
days with her mother, Mrs. Ransom.
yeiy enjoyable musicale took place on Thurs
day evening at The Hotel Recamier Among
those present we're: Mrs. E. j. Bean, Mrs. DIR.
Titus, Mrs. f. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. +. Bell,
Miss Fleury, DIR. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr.. SnTt-
III. MIS-. Wieland, Mr.. Patterson, Mr. b. Nose
ley, DIR. Davy and DR.. Parent
Cousui-General Lassus of Peru was given a
serenade and baneHet last Wednesday evening
by bis fellow countrymen as we come 70 Calf
fornia. Senior Lassus Is the FIRST Peruvian Consul
General ever appointed to San Francisco. The
party numbered about forty. and very delight
iul evening was passed.
Miss Manan attended the BAH gvsn by the
Monday Evening Club at the Palace Hotel last
week.
DIR. Charles E. Blake sailed on the steamer
Alameda Monday last 10 spend some weeks at
the Hawaiian Islands on account OF his health.
Miss Risel Levin will leave the city next
Wednesday for New Orleans on visit TO her
aunt, Miss lsidole Levi.
Last "Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. NJ. Gopehevlteh, 1929 Clay street. several
gentlemen OF Slavouian descent held a meet.
lug and organized a club for social and musical
entertainments, to be known as The Balkan
Social Club. The officers elected were: b.
BURN. president. BoSco Prokurca. FIRST vice.
president; Frank Radovan, second vice. pEes
dent; Ivan T. Sniich treasurer; p Nj. Gopehe-
witch. recording secretary; j. NJ. Svago. hDan.
ciai secretary; committee-James q. Knego,
Peter Zyonimir, Milo Zadeloyicb, Mlhoyll
MariDovich.
Miss Augusta Glib Foute was given very
enjoyable birthday party at 2l23 California
stteel last Thursday afternoon.
The Misses Teresita and Panchita Dibblee of
Santa Barbara are visiting Senior and Sonora
0rena at 729 Geary street.
Mrs. Charles Nauman gave high tea on
Wednesday at her residence, 626 Shotwell
street. The parlors were beautifully decorated.
Mrs. Nauman wore beautiful Japanese gown
OF crepe and was assisted By Miss Lulu Bert,
who looked handsome In pale blue tea-gown.
Those present were: Mrs. Albert Mack. Mrs.
George Hansen, Mrs. Henry Meyers OF Stockton,
Mrs. }. sIrahle of PlacervllIe, Mrs. E. Il. Bert,
Mrs. Amelia Atwood, Miss Aurella Bert, Mrs.
Dnsm0Ie OF Oakland and Mrs. Eugene Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. C. Botsf0rd and Miss Prentice
have returned from Sacramento 10 their resi-
dence, 312 Hayes street.
Mrs. l. Q. Refs gave delightful luncheon at
the Palace Hotel last Wednesday. Her guests
were Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Hager. Mrs. Louis Parr0it.
Mrs. 4. &. Low, Mrs. j. Z. Keeney and Mrs.
Colt.
The second hop party of the Pacific Dancing
club was very successful atfair and was
greatly enjoyed by all participating. The next
social is liked for next Friday evening.
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The Man and the Tiger.
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