The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-24

borough. Edward Schmiedell. W. H TAYLOR
! Ir, Charles Peterson, Ward McAlIisfer Jr.,
! " A. Arisimoyieh and Andrew McCreary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mathews, OF Oakland.
have returned from a six months tour OF
| Southern California and will leave today
| to visit the Columbian Exposition
| Mrs. Alfred S. Iredale and Miss Iredale
are IN Chicago visiting relatives al 6645 State
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Koenig will leave for
Chicago next Sunday, and after viewing
the exposition will go 10 New York, where
they will join their son, DR.. Charles j. Koe-
mig. They will all sail for Europe on May
20 and will remain abroad for several
months.
Henry Warrington, the Misses Alys and
FRANKIE Wormingt0n and Master Clarence
N0rmngt0n have arrived in Denver and
are pleasantly located at 1855 Gaylord street,
! on Capitol Hill. Mrs. Wormington is now
visiting Riverside, but will join the family
in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Blackwell, Thomas
buckingham and NJ. CachOt, of this city,
are at the Ho Ell Meurice in Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. c. D. Swanberg are stavinE
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York
City.
Mr.; and Mrs. Rosenbaum, of San Saliva
dor, Central America, will go to the Column
hian Exposition next Sunday, and after
ward make tour of the Eastern States
Mrs. b. Lichtenstein has removed to 1927
Larkin street.
Sigmund BOuman. Mrs. W. D. Meier, Cap
tam aud Mrs j. Ohberg. Mrs. Caroline
Schweier, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Tobelmann, Miss
Lizzie To6elmann, Mr.. and Mrs. P. W.
Wuehler. Mrs. Wener and Mr.. Herman
Wernke, all of this city. sailed from New
ork week ago on the steamer Saale for
Bremen.
Mrs. l.. Rapheld has removed from 215
Cough street to 500 Hayes street.
Coming Events.
There will be a brilliant affair at the
Palace Hotel next Friday evening. when
hop will be given in the beautiful maple
room for the benefit of the San Francisco
Nursery for Homeless Children. Mrs a.
ID. Sharon has charge of the aft air and the
management of the hotel have generously
given the use of the dancing hall. 1t is
expected that the attendance will be a large
and fashionable one. The charity is worthy
OF all the announcement possible and it is
hoped that it will be literally patronized.
Irving NJ. Scott has issued invitations for
reception, which he ill give next Thurs
day evening at his residence. j07 Harrison
street, in honor of William Keith. the artist,
who will 90 to Europe in May. Mr. Keith's
latest painting, Through the Oaks" will
be exhibited that evening in the art gallery.
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Vincent Wright (nee
Davls) have issued invitations for an lat
home" at their residence, 52t East Santa
NidId otlCCtt III Odll OOSC. uGAL SATURDAY
evening.
The Native Sons of the Golden West will
give grand ball next Wednesday evening
in the State capital building in Sacram snto.
1t will be one of the most brilliant affairs
ever seen in that building, not excepting
the inaugural events The building will be
Illuminated by electric lights from base to
dome and the floral decorations will be most
elaborate.
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies' of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will give a
character party in Union-square Hall this
evening.
The Nos Ostros Club will give its opening
party tomorrow evening in the Maple Hall
at the Palace Hotel.
The Berlius will give their tiral party of
Hall.
Pao Alto Lodge No. 1871 will give
nasturtium party in Uuion-square Hall
next Wednesday evening.
BIckerdyke Camp No. 3, Daughters of
veterans. Will give its third semj-annual
ball IN Union-sQuare Hall ext Thursday
evening.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 will give
an entertainment and dance in Saratoga
Hail next Friday evening.
The Commercial Alumni Association will
give an entertainment and dance in Union
square Hall next Friday evening
The ladies Of Howard Presbyterian
Church Will serve hot lunch next Friday
nun II CLOCK uulll :oO IN the afternoon.
The Nendomes will give their first enter
tainment and dance at Mowry's Opera
house next Friday evening
The cantata of Ruth, the Moabitess."
will be given in costume, with harvest
scenes and tableaux, by about thirty vocal
lists at the Presbyterian Church in San
Leandro next Friday evening.
The San Francisco Letter-Carriers' Mu-
tual Aid Association will give its fifth ami
yersary bali in Odd Fellows Hall next
Saturday evening.
The Comrades will give their final party
OF this season in Uni0n-square Hall next
Saturday evening
The barmtzvah OF I>ador Magnes, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Magnes, will take place
next Saturday at the Oakland synagogue.
A reception will be held on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons ut 1909 Castro street
Oakland, to Which their friends are invited.
Alta Parlor No. 8, n. d. G. W., will hold
reception in Pioneer Hall next Saturday,
evening
The young people of the First Preshyte-
rlan Church will give another of their eni y
able entertainments early in May.
The ninth party of the Mystic Forty will
he held in Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening. MAY 9.