The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-28

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encore Accompanying each tableau low
singing was rendered in the distance, which
added additional interest.
HE closing scene was the night before
christmas. when all WAS still in the
house" bringing familiar thoughts to many
OF the oldest ones present, including, per-
haps. the old fireplace backlog and burning
wood, for which a coal-oil stove could not
compensate. At this juncture Santa Claus.
with sounding horn and bounding step,
came down the aisle, much to the gratihca-
ton aud fun of 1Oung America present,
and landed upon the platform. The dis
tribution of gifts to the larger classes and
scholars of the primary department then
TOOK place, thus closing most satisfactory
and successful festive occasion long to DO
remembered
The committee who managed the affair
and their assistants were: Mr.. Thomas
Hodge lChairman), Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Parmald. Miss Matte Heath. Miss Eta
Woods Miss Maggie Stewart and Miss
Annie NOrthrup. In the evening Mr.. Will
lam Abbott presided, with Mr.. J. j. Morris
as choriSter; Professor Harmon, organist;
Mrs. w. s. Msckay, pianist; Messrs. Thos.
Hodge aud Z. o. Burton, conductors.
a Recent Wedding.
MI William Z. Leber and Miss Laura
Smith were married on Wednesday evening,
December 18th. at the residence of the brides
uncle, MIR. j. a. Colquhouu, Rev Alex Cal
intimate friends were present. The groom
is a well-known and popular young man of
Oakland, aud the bride is the daughter of
Judge w. L. Wallace of Collngsworth
County, Texas.
Parties TO Take Place.
The Mystic Forty, an organization OF
Native Sons, will give their third ball at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening,
January 10Th.
No
will give leap-year party at Union Square
Hail February 18th.
The Owls will give their fourth hop at
Union Square Hail on Friday evening. Jan
uary 10Th. The invitations are very
limited. and the party will undoubtedly be
a very select affair.
The TwIlights will give their initial hop
Friday. January Sth. at Social Hall. Sara
toga Hall Building, S14 Geary street.
The Semper ldem Club will give a prone
made concert and hop at Union Square Hall
on Tuesday evening, January 18th.
The recently organized 'Mikados" have
issued invitations for their initial leap-year
party, to take place at Uniou-sQuare Hall
on Tuesday evening. the 9TH inst. Special
decorations will distinguish the hail.
Hoffnuug Lodge, No. l, o. d. Ii. S, will
give a leap-year party Sunday evening,
January Sd, at Harmonic Hall, 1919 Mission
street.
The Escorts will give their third hop at
Odd Fellows Hall Thursday evening. Janu-
airy 81, 1892.
Justice Circle, No. 1O4, c. o. F. will give
a leap-year party on their first anniversary
at Irving Hall, Friday evening. January
Doth.
Court Aurora. No. 645O, A. o. F. of a..
will hold public installation and ball at
B'nai Birth Hall Oh Wednesday evening,
January 18th.
The San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club
will hold Is annual hogmanay party at b.
Is. Hall, l2i Z Idly street, on Thur sday even
Ing next. But 400 tickets Will be issued this
year. and those desiring TO procure same
must make immediate Application.
On Monday evening next, Alcalde ParlOr,
No. 15i. \. 5. G. W., VIII hold a social and
public Installation of officers at Irving Hall.
Invitations have been issued and large at
tendance is expected.
The Leap Year Circle las been orga nized
ana will hold its first party on Saturday
next at 1875 Twenty-fOurth street.
The annual reunion of the Independent
Old Friends will take place at Irving Hall
on Tuesday evening next.
The San Francisco Amateur Dramatic AS
ISOLATION will produce at Irving Hall on
Wednesday evening next Tom Taylor's
Ticket of-Leavr Man" Mr. A. BalasCo
JT. will undertake the part Of Bob Brieriy
The combined COUNCILS, Order of Chosen
Friends, will give their fourth monthly en-
day evening next.
Sequoia Parlor, No. 100, \. S. G. W, is
making special preparations for its enter
tainment and hop to take place on New
Years eve next Thursday.
The Boys and Girls" have issued invita-
tons for a select party to be held at Man
gels Hall, Nineteenth and Folsom Streets
On New ! ears eve.
The United Social Club will give an apron
and necktie party on Thursday evening
80 tr,I I'LL Ia, h, ~
corner of Post aud Fillmore streets.
NarsOyenne Club will give Christmas
party under the direction OF Charles 5.
Wells on Wednesday evening next
The pupils Of Anderson's Academy will
give leap year patty at Saratoga Hall on
New Years eve, and also at Tie Mission
branch on Saturday evening.
Lorely Circle No. % {. OF F., will give a
fish pond party at Drnid's Hall, 4l3 Suffer
street, on New Years eve.
The first monthly social of Golden Gate
Chapter, No. l, o. +. S, Will be held this
evening at Laurel Hall, ShiePs Building.
The Loyal Crusaders, a Juvenile temper
ance organization, Will hold their Christmas
festival at Grand Central Hall on Wednes-
day evening next.
The Coronadus will give their sixth hop
at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday even
ing next.
The Laurel Club will give house-warm-
ing party at their club-rooin, 1913 Mission
street, on New Years eve.
The Fidela Nerein's grand masquerade
ball will take place IL Mechanics Pavilion
on New Years eve.
Society Personals.
Mr.. Henry Alvord of San Jose has been
pronounced out Of danger.
Mr. Joseph Shinn returned to Niles last
week from three months visit in the East.
Mr. and Mrs.. b. Y. Sargent Jr., who are
now on their wedding tour through South
ern California, will be Eat home at Las
Palmas, Salinas, January 1st afternoon
and evening.
Colonel Greed Raymond has sailed from
New / ork for Southampton and Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. A. Miller Will spend
the New Year at tho Del Monte.
Mr.. J. A. FOiger is expected back from
the East the first week in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hnckley Taylor have
returned from their European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Ea>tand and their
two sons will SPEND the holidays at the Ho-
tel del Monte.
Mr.. Clyde S Payne, now attending the Uni
verslfy If Maryland, is spending the holt
days IN Washington, d. c., the guest of
Senator Mills.
Mrs. Il. j. Booth and the Misses Booth
will be at home Tuesdays in January at
1916 California street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogg and son will
spend the New Year holiday at the Hotel
del Monte.
Mr.. Lansing G. Kellogg leaves very shortly
for the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ryan, Miss Daisy and
Miss Ruth Ryan Of MEMO Park have closed
their residence, and are now at the Occi-
dental Hotel for the winter season.
HIS son THE BURGLAR.