The San Francisco call., 1896-06-15

York on Friday, the 18th inst. After short
| visit in the metropolis Mrs. Prescott will re-
| turn home after an absence of nearly year.
| The class of '96, Polytechnic High School,
will hold their graduating party this Monday
evening. June 10, at odd Fellows Hall.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Finch Bartlett, assisted by
| Miss Cathie Coursen and NJ. A. Edelmann, will
| give recital at the First English Lutheran
Church for the benefit of the organ fund on
| Tuesday evening, June 49,
A benefit entertainment and ball will be
! rendered to Alexander Donaldson by his many
friends at B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday even
| ing, June 20.
Last Tuesday evening Native Sons Hall was
the scene OF a select gathering, the occasion
being the Mystics' TWEEN tieth party. The grand
march was led by Miss Emily AithOf and G.
Schord Jr. The programmes, souvenirs OF the
occasion. were distributed by Miss Lizzie
Griffin and Mr.. H. G. Muller. The Mysucs'
second anniversary will be celebrated at the
Native Sons Hall on Tuesday evening, Au-
| gust II.
| a most successful entertainment and dance on
last Wednesday evening. The club Will give
its next entertainment the latter part OF next
month.
picnic and excursion to Sunset Park on next
A garden party will be given in Belvedere
Saturday June 20, by the Ladies' Church Or
ganiZation for the benefit OF the church pulld-
ing fund. fine musical programme VIII De
rendered by the Angel Island Band and prom
inent artists.
The engagement is announced of H. Fa-
bregue to Miss Helen Raymond.
Mrs. George H. Lent and Miss NAME hooKet
are spending some time at the Vendome, san
Jose.
Mrs. P. T. NJ. Wate, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Vero, will leave for Los Gu1hcos
Warm Springs on THURSDAY to spend the sum
mer months. Miss Waite VIII follow lSter III
the month.
Dr. Byron W. Haines, accompanied by Mrs.
Haines and daughter and Mrs. A. Baker OF the
Hotel Pleasanton. left for trip to Honolulu
on the Peru and expect to be away ABOUT nVe
weeks.
H. W. Scott, the editorial writer OF the Port
land Oregonian, and Mrs. Scott are spending
few weeks at Klamath Hot Springs.
Menry Meyer and Matt Lindsay left the C!ty
on the 5th inst. on bicycles for the Yosemite
Valley. They are going to camp on the road
SIDE and in the valley, where they expect 10
have several days for sightseeing; They IN
tend toreturn to the City on the 14th or 10th
inst.
Mrs. Elmer E. Cottle, one of the maids of
honor at the recent San Jose Rose Carnival,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. G. B. MertI
OF ElmhurSt, Alameda County, for the last
week. She VIII be given farewell party be-
lore she returns home, as she has become
great favoriIe with Elmhurst society during
her short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maskey are among the
visitors at Klamath Hot Springs.
Mrs. T. f. Parrott, accompanied bv her niece,
Miss 5. T. Shrieve, will spend a few weeks at
Santa Cruz and Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cohen and family have gone
TO Los Angeles for the summer.
Miss Aggie Gorevan has gone to San Jose on
visit.
Sir. and Mrs. R. F. Scott of Oakland, who
have spent the past two months at Howard
and Adams springs, Lake County, are at Lake
port on their way home.
Mrs. NJ. J. Fontana and family left on the
10th OF this month for their camp at moor
land" Contra Costa County They will return
to this City the first week in August.
Mrs. J. Richard Stone and family have left
for Emerald Bay" Lake Tahoe, TO spend the
summer.
Mr and Mrs Louis Kahn have gone to Har.
bin Springs for months stay.
Miss Rosie Goldstone of 1406 Post street will
leave on the 18th OF this month to visit her
sister, Mrs. Phil Cohn, OF Heppner, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Heyman are spending
several weeks at the Geysers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dunno OF 1923 Hyde
street have gone to Los Angeles for a two
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekstrand and their daughter
Emma have gone to Mill Valley for the sum-
mrr.
A. Reynolds and family are spending the
summer a the Hotel Monte Vista in Mill VAL
ley.
Miss Bertha J. Roth of Los Angeles is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Roth.