The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-01

| Harry Spear; Tom Locker and George
Shelby. Walter Smith; Skeggs. Mr.. Wagner;
Sambo, George Willard; Quimqu and Chloe,
| Frank Hanley; Harry "a child, Master Ar
mold Hathwell; Eliza Miss Marion Lang
don; Marie, Miss Dora Lacy; Eva, Little
| Morrow Tucker; 0phela. Miss George
Davies; Emmeine, Miss Maud Livingston;
| Topsy with song and dance, Miss Annie
| Hanley. The business-like surroundings
| seemed to quite inspire the actors, who acted
| with peculiar force. Mr.. A. w. Belasco Jr.
/ Uncle Tom" was particularly good.
Mr.. G. f. Sinkwitz acted as business man.
ager and Mr.. A. w. Belasco Jr. personally
directed the general production of this strong
drama.
A Pleasant Party.
A social gathering was held at the resi-
dence of Miss Emily Fisher on Thursday
the 10th inst. The evening was spent in
singing and games after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were: Miss Grace Stciser, Miss K. Staple
| ton, Miss Maud Stapleton, Miss Kate Hynes,
| Miss Bell Greene. Miss Mamie Rrott, Miss
Sarah Brott, Miss Carrie Feldman, Messrs.
| c. Steiger, &. Graham, DR.. S. Purser, j. II.
J. Hall, j. Hawkins, White, j. Charles, +.
knerr, c. Dixon, Milton, Barr. King Chas.
Marble.
Pleasant Thank.s' wing Party.
A very enjoyable Thanksgiving party
was held by Miss Anna Cantlan. at her resi-
| de &c, 67S Clementina street The parlors
were prettily decorated with Chinese Ian.
| terms and evergreens, and choice instru-
| mental music was furnished by MeSsrs.
| Tansey, Ross, Stephens and Sturkeon.
Miss Aggie Neary, Miss Gussie kerrigan,
Miss Della Curley aud Miss Kate Hart rem
| dered some vocal music, after which
| sumptuous repast was served. Dancing and
| games were then in order, and were kept up
to late hour, when The merry party
| broke up.
Among those present were: Miss Minna
| Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs. Cantlan, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Brien,
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Darcy, Miss Anna Cant
| Ian. Miss Mary Cantlan. Miss Nellie Camp
| bell. Miss Gussie Kerrigan, Miss Lizzie
| Davis, Miss Maad Smith, Miss Katie Griffin,
Miss Lille DougheEty, Miss Lizzie Dough-
erty. Miss Nellie Curey, Miss Kate Hart;
Messrs. E. Mitchell, F.. Linden, D. Nc
| Ca'thy, James Kelly, james, Reed, W.
Smith, W. Joseph, }. Howard, A. Petersen.
| Professor A. GALAXY, ?. +. Frank, w. N.
| ThurDer, r. A. Gahr, w. Stanley, George
| Sale, l.. Lepperd, c. Sunk, c. Kelly, NJ.
Barr, Maurice Martell. j. j. Tracy, Oscar
| Blunt, L. Perrin, j. Flynn.
a iiendociuo County Fav"rite.
The many friends of Mr.. A. NJ. Duncan,
the popular Supervi' or-elect were invited
| by him to social party and entertainment,
| given at Fish Rock on Friday last, in cele-
was INDUCED in until u o'clock, when an
| elegant lunch was served, presided over by
| Mrs Queen, the sister of the lucky Super
| visor, alter which dancing was resumed and
| kept up until broad daylight in the morning,
| when the guests diSperSed, expressing them
selves as having enjoyed jolly good time.
| Parties to Take Place.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holy Park
| Church will givea musicale and literary on
| Thursday night next in PatersOn's Hall,
corner of Church and Thirtieth streets.
An entertainment bizarre" will be given
by the ladies of Plymouth Congregational
| Church on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
| day next in their church parorS. Choice
works of art. bric-a-brac and fancy articles,
suitable for holiday gifts, will be for sale.
| Each evening line programme Will be one
| of the attractions.
The Bissvxtile Clubwr hold reception
at Uni0n-sQuare Hall this evening.
| Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, K. and l.. of
| a., will give their next evening at home"
at Union-square Hall On next Thursday
| evening.
The Buffalos have issued invitations for
| their next hop, to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening next.
| The Danish Society, DANA, Branch
| 2, will give an entertainment and bal at
| Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening next.
Golden Gate Circle, No. %, c. Q. F., will
| give an entertainment and ball at B'nai
| B'rth Hall on Tuesday evening next.
| The Pigs in Clover Club will give one of
their ENJOYABLE parties at Union-square
| Hall on Friday evening next.
| Alta Parlor, No. 3, U. ID. q. W., will give
an entertainment and social at Irving Hall,
| tomorrow evening, when THE Serious
| Family" three-act comedy, will be pre-
| sented by the Alta Dramatic Company.
An entertainment and dance will be given
by California Guild, 10. l. of the Fraternal
| Guild, at the Guild Hall, Union-square
| Binding, this evening
The Nationals have issued invitations for
a full-dress reception at Odd Fellows Hall,
| tomorrow evening.
Golden Gate Parior. No. 90, n. S. G. W.,
| will give ball at Odd Fellows Hall, on
| Wednesday evening next.
Y. NJ. l., No. rs, Will hold their second
anniversary reception at Mission Music
Hall next Saturday evening.
The Tremonts will give an Old Clothes
| party at their hall, 1884 Folsom street, on
! Thursday evening next.
The Calliopean Musical and Literary So
| eiety will hod its next entertainment at
Lunt's Hall, 1910 Polk street, on Friday
| evening next.
The concert OF Mr.. William Schluter, as
| sisted by tue Bach Musical Club and other
talent, will take place on Friday evening
next at Irving Hall.
! The first annual entertainment and ball
| given by the Champion Literary ana Social
| Club for the benefit nf Hickman Lodge, No.
sos. l. Q; G. T., will take place at Mission
| Opera tldII next w tuIleSuaY evening.
The pupils If Anderson's Academy will
| entertain their friends next Saturday even
| ing at their hall, corner of Seventeenth and
| Noe streets.
| A bon-bon social will be given by Pro-
| fessors Sanders and Carrel to the pup and
| patrons OF their academies at Olym pic Hall
| next Saturday evening.
| The Beulah Club will give its regular
| monthly entertainment and social Friday
evening next, at Mission Music Hall, How
| ard and Twenty-firSt streets.
| Excelsior Lodge, No. Il, L. of P..will give
| Its twenly-irst anniversary party at B'nai
| Birth Hall next Friday evening.
lrvine's dancing classes will. give fancy
dress and domino party at Mission Opera
! Hall on Saturday evening next
| The pupils of Humans Branch Academy
Will give masquerade social this evening
at their hall, on the corner of Howard and
| Twenty-frst streets.
The Marine Engineers Association, No.
anniversary ball and entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall, January 10, 1891
| The Booth Dramatic Company will pro-
duce "Virginius . at Irving Hall ON Sun
day evening, the 14th inst.
Garfield Corps. No. 81, W. R. C.. for the
benefit of the Relief Fund, at Pioneer Hall,
| Oh "Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club will
produce The Octoroon" at Saratoga Hall
|
| Mr.. Mamie Phillips Of 72i Golden Gate
avenue will leave for Honolulu on Friday
| next
| Miss Julia Catalan will return to San Jose
| to-day.
! Society Personals.
Lord and Lady Trelawney and Mrs. Judge
! Turner were the guests of Captain aud
Mrs. ri. r. Roberts on board their yacht
Azaline in Sausalto Bay the past week.
| Tie party will 20 on a cruise to Vallejo.
| Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs nee Fair), who
was severely indispGsed last week at her
| New 7 ork home, Is somewhat better
| Mrs. DIR. Bennett of Sausalito has moved
| over to this city, and is located at the corner
-of Jackson and Baker streets.
have moved into ther new residence on
| Vernon Heights, Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Barrett OF Casa
| Aladrona, Sausalto. will spend the winter
| at the Renton.
Colonel b. 0. Carr has been VISITING CT