The morning call., 1891-09-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Clan Fraser's Second Concert and
Dance a Success.
Y. NJ. L Bachelors at Watsonville-"A A Mu-
steal Salad The Calliopeans Entertain.
Society Personals.

this afternoon of the Maria Kip Orphanage,
$40 Harrison street. will be the table loaded
with fancy articles mostly made by the chill
dren, who will preside over it. The man
ayers will be delighted to see all who are
interested in their institute.
Major Rathbone entertained several OF
his friends at dinner Thursday evening at
the Atherton residence on California street
He leaves very shortly for the East
There will be an entertainment and ball
this evening at Irving Hall under the aus
pices of the newly organized Maze Clab.
Field Music, Third Infantry Regiment.
n. G. c., held their regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday evening last, and elected the
following officers to serve the ensuing term:
j. H. Reilly, President (re-elected); j. L.
Glennon, Viee-President; Z. O'Donneil,
Recording Secretary; C. II. Smyth, Finan-
cial Secretary; l.. A. Larsen, Treasurer; :;
Il. Paul. Sergeant at Arms.
The Oleta Club will give their monthly
social at B'na Birth Hall this evening.
Howard-Street Church Entertainments.
The musical and literary salad" adyer-
tised in these columns by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Howard-street NJ. Z. Church
was served last night in the lecture-room OF
the church, and was found pleasingly
piquant in flavor by the many who SAM
pied it.
The ingredients were: Piano solo, Miss
Florence Fillmore; recitation, Miss Mabel
Perkins; vocal solo. Miss Dorrity of Los
Angeles; charade, with the following char
acterS: Miss Melinda Crawford, an eccentric
rich old maid. Miss Bessie Gililand; Mr..
DonOgh, Miss Melinda's nephew; Miss
Laura GillilaDd, Mrs. Graves, landlady OF
a seaside bOarding-house; MISS Lillian
MI A., IR-H IANNNN in
Mayhem, Mrs. Graves niece; Mr.. Frank A.
Hewlett, Mint, a cOlored servant
The bonne- bouche was toy symphony by
the San Francisco Toy symphony Society.
composed of some fifteen members, equipped
with whistles. drums, cuck0o-callS, nlghtin-
gale-trIils, paper.coyered combs ana other
singular mechanical means of producing
noise, which were singnlarly successful as
combined under the leadership of Mrs.
Joost. Refreshments and cOnversaZiOne
brought the pleasant affair to close.
The committee IN charge consisted OF
Miss Lillian Leach, Miss Bessie Gllliland,
MIR. William Jones and Miss Annie Jones.
The y. NJ. 1. Bachelors.
A number OF members of the Y. NJ. L.
now attending the Grand Council at Wat
sonyile have lived in cottage there and
named it Bachelors Hall.
They dispense refreshments to the dele
gates and visiting brothers, and the talent
among them, of which there is a rich sup
ply. fill in the time with songs and recita-
tions.
The following are the members of "Bach-
elors' Hail.: Grand Secretary G. A. STAN
ley, James Kevenny. Charles sullivan, DR..
Francisco; Z. F. Mullen. Los Angeles j.
J. Collins, W. B. Hergatin, Oscar Horne,
d. T. Murphy, p. 4. Kelley, H. J. AlstOck,
ID. j. MaIarkey, Oregon; DR.. G. G. Vale,
San Diego; +. B. Hnosn, Haywards; visit
ing members-J. o. Donnell, d. 5. Mckenna.
James Leahy, J. J. Harrigan, c. J. Garyar,
NJ. J. O'Dea, a. Miller. Z. j. ORourke. J.
H. Butterworth, W. j. Dennoch, e. n.
Owens, j. J. Degan, j. Grace, Rev. G. L.
O'Neil, P. Brady.
The Clan Fraser Gathering.
Clan Fraser. No. rs. Order of Scottish
Clans. held their second concert and dance
last evening at Scottish Hall A long and
interesting programme was followed by
dancing, in which the Highland Schottische
was notable number.
Following was the programme: Scotch
selections, GreEg's Orchestra; Introductory
remarks, Chief John Elder; song. Mr..
George Monck, vocal teacher, late Of New
York Conservatory; recitation, selected,
Miss Elsie A. Duncan; song, ''Ye Banks
ana Braes," Miss Annie Gordon; violin
solo, Bohemian Girl" Miss May Donald
son; song, "Highla Brigade" Mr.. Robert
Kate Sheehan; recitation, Fra Giacamo"
(RObert Buchanan), Mr.. George Monck; ;
remarks, Royal Deputy Hugh Fraser; song.
comic, Mr.. Hugh Forgie; song, selected,
Mrs. George Monck; exhibition dance,
Sailors Hornpipe," Miss Elaine Telfor
and pupil. Dancing followed and the
whole affair was most enjoyable
The committees in charge consisted Of
Amusement Committee = NJ. L. Grove,
Joseph Walker, William Cormaek, William
Davidson, james Dreyer, Alex Campbell,
D. NJ. L. McLennan, Thomas Wilson. Re
Baikie, l. A. McLerie, Edward Kerr,
George Pgrdie, John Reed, T. f. Finlay,
Charles Adams, d. c. Braid, William Dom
aid. Floor Committee - William David
son Gioor managerl, Thomas Wilson, ID. NJ.
T. McLennan, Alex Campbell. DIR. A A.
Mathieson, d. Il. McLennan, l. S. X. Tiyen-
dale.
Following are the officers of the clan:
BOyal Deputy, Hugh Fraser; Past Royal
Deputy. Rev. 7. c. Easton, DID,; Chief,
John Elder; Past Chief, joseph Walker ;
Tanist, NJ. L. Grove; Chaplain, Edward
cial Secretary. F. l.. Gilchrist; Treasurer.
James Drever; Senior Henchman, Thomas
Wilson; Junior Henehman, Alexander
Campbell; Seneschal William Davidson;
Warder, ID. NJ. T. McLennan; Sentinel,
David Munro; Physician, DIR. A; a. Gill
mour; Trustees-Hugh Fraser, James S.
Webster, Alfred Miller; Auditing Commit
tea. Ross, ID. c. Braid, Alfred Miller.
Clans Fraser and Macdonald are looking
forward with eagerness to their forthcoming
picnic at Shell Mound on the 9th inst.
The Beulah Club Entertainment.
A fair audience enjoyed the monthly en-
tertainment of the Beuah Club last evening
at Mission Music Hall.
The programme opened with: Overture,
YANKEES Orchestra; double cachucha, Pearl
Lund and Jakey Hyef; tD "Toi WaltZes"
(WaldteufeD. Fred KrauSe (mandolin), Her
bert w. Hatch (gondola). James Monroe
Goewey guitar. banjo Speciaiies, T. V.
Cummings; Passing Regiment" (RObert
CoYerly), Messrs. krause, Hatch and GOe-
wey. The instrumental trio were probably
the most applauded among the participants,
although tue little dancers gave the cachu-
cha very prettily. Dancing ensued under
the direction of DIR. John Townsend.
The officers of the club are: Mrs. G. A.
Stralt0n, President; Mrs. J. S. Mattoon,
Vice-President; Mrs. ii. n. Stevens. Secre-
tary; Mrs. W. III. Loring, Treasurer.
The Calliopean Society Opening.
The Caliopean Musical and Literary So
cety opened its season last night at Lunt's
Hall, on Polk street, with an entertainment
and dance, which were we'll attended.
The programme was as follows: Over
ture, Calliopean Orchestra; recitation. Miss
Pearl NJ. Goode; vocal solo, Miss Etrulia
Shattuck; cornet solo, Miss Preciosa Pracht
selection, Calliopean Orchestra; vocal solo,
Miss Cloy Bouton; piano solo, Mrs. S. j.
Tully recitation, Miss Zoe Patten; violin
solo, Rudolph Lachman. Dancing followed
under the following direction: Floor man.
ayers, DR.. A. A. GilmOur and II. p. Moore
Floor Commitiee-GeOrge McDougall, T. f..
Chadbourne, E. Donahoo, George More
house.
The officers of the club until next Decem-
Der are: President. Mr.. w. J. Jory; Vice
President, Miss E. l.. Jacobs; Second Vice
President. Mr.. e. Kinds; Secretary, Mrs.
William e. Blake; Financial Secretary. Mr..
William Z. Blake; Treasurer, Mr.. John A.
Moore; Executive Committee-Cap A.
J. Itsell, Nine. de Derky, Dr. A. A. Gil
mour, Miss Josephine Cohn, Miss Gertie
Burns, Mr.. Z. A. Donahoo
San Francisco Lodge Entertainments.
San Francisco Lodge. No q IT, E. A. held