The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-02

rendition of travelling negro lecturer III
female costume. His first ENCORE was an an,
nounced as a comic song, at Was the Cat,
followed by another encore-a recitation,
"How We Conduct Things in Stockton.
The last but not least of the programme was
a sketch by Companion Oscar L. PollacR,
who edited the audience with some very
pithy and wise remarks, concluding with a
song. As an encore he rendered another
song, and, as a wind-up to the programme.
gave an oearina solo, which was very en-
Enthusiastically received.
After this excellent programme dancing
was inaugurated and kept up till late
hour.
The CarIin Complimentary Party.
A farewell surprise party was rendered
Mr.. U. S. Carin ON Saturday evening prior
to his departure for his Eastern nome. The
recipient Of the entertainment has been LOT
the past four years located on this Coast,
and now that lie is about to return to
Wheeling, w. Va, his home. his numerous
friends had determined to give him a part
ing greeting which would evnce their es-
teen in true California fashion.
The affair was held in Druids ball and
jnlity and mirth were the ruling spirits
of the occasion. Dancing, musical and liter
airy exercises served to interest the
many participants until the signal was given
for adjournment to the sup. er table. After
the banquet the festivities continued and it
was way in the wee sma' hours" when the
party dispersed.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Heylanl, MIR. and Mrs. w. Boyer,
MeSsrs. Breiling, Wcks, Heinbach, Oar
rah, Gehring, Sinclair, Olsen, Louis Harri-
son, Wechler, Oswaldt, Moore, Mcguire.
Denicke, NoOnan, Conrad, Solomon, Cohn-
reich, MeSdames Hinck, Florentine, and
Miss Jennings, Miss Breiling, Miss Dowy,
Miss Stuttmeister, Miss Heller, Mis- Holler,
Miss Solomon and others. Much credit is
due the ladies ana gentlemen who carried
n q ai1. tn G Sn f,,l
The ChiIdren's Lyceum Entertainment.
On last Saturday evening the January en-
tertainment of the Children's Progressive
Lyceum (Which meets each Sunday morning
at 9091a Market street, drew so large gath
ering to that building that no more could be
accommodated on the floor when the dane
Ing commenced.
During the first hour of the evening the
following programme was announced by the
solo, ''VaIze de Concerto" Miss Minnie
Cook; vocal duet, THE Bugle Song"
Miss Ida Gilbert and Miss Daisy
Simpkins, Mrs. l.. c. Ashworth accom-
PIANIST; vocal solo, Loves Golden Dream"
Miss Evangeline Balou; tableaux. Life
From Childhood to Old Age" q, Childhood
and Innocence, Eva Ashworth and Willie
Pamperln; ?, Youth and Romance, Miss
GS,hrIstoia Morrill, and Mr.. A. ?. Keyser; 3,
Womanhood and Manhood. for better or
worse, Miss Alice f. Leilich aud Mr.. w. j.
kirkwood; 4, Middle-age, full of business
Mrs. A. j. Hart and Mr.. c. III. Gilman b,
Old Age, looking forward and backward,
MIR. l.. 5. Elphick); vocal duet. 'My Mar
Perce, accompanied by Miss Jennie Pierce;
tablean, Gypsy scene, Mrs. NJ. c. Richard
son, Miss a. e. Leilich, Miss Mary Walters,
Miss Lena Miller, Miss Lily Smith ana
Russell Lincoln.
The grand march was then formed, with
Miss ltaiSV Nav Grassy oS tinor maOaupr
assisted by Miss Susie Purnel, Miss Chris
tola Morrill, and Others Mr.. c. II. Wads-
worth and Mr.. R. II. Ely served at the cur
tain; Mr.. w. J. Decker was door commit
freshment committee: Ars. A. E. Forsette,
Mrs. E. w. Briggs, Mrs. E. Z. Lincoln, Mrs.
{. W. Simpkins, Mrs. B. Pamperin, Mrs. NJ.
Z. richardson, Mrs ID. a. Bacher, Miss A.
Z; Leilich, Mrs A. j. Hart, Mrs. II. Miller.
Miss Il. Rosenthal furnished the music
Party on Francisco Street.
a very pleasant surprise party was given
recently to Miss Lorretto FarreIly by her
young lady friends at her residence, 2OSh
Francisco street The parlors and dining
rooms were elegantly decorated by the
young ladies' during the absence of the
family.
Dancing and games were the features of
the evening, together with songs. fancy
dancing and Rotations. At u o'clock Miss
II. Cope led thesgrand:march to supper, fol-
lowed by Miss Lorretto FarrelIy, Miss
Hannah Cappelli, Miss Nellie Quirk, Miss
Katie Costello, Miss Mary ,Quirk, Miss
Louisa Fitzgerald, Miss Kitty Farrely, Miss
Lizzie Fitzgerald, Miss Jessie Young, Miss
Gina Fitzgerald, Miss May 0'Donuell, Miss
Annie Decay, Miss Maggie O'Donnell, Miss
Nellie Sullivan, Miss May Fitzgerald, Miss
Nellie Crocker, Miss Sadie Brown. Miss
William Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. ParnelI
Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gagan. Mrs.
A. Burns, Mrs. johnson, Mesors. Victor
Malatesta, p. Riley. II. MCGOWAN, j. Fay,
f. Og!e, J. Nixon. NJ. MCGOWAN, Mr.. Burke,
w. HenTlckS. Mr.. McDevitt, J. McGowan,
G. Hanson, g. Edes, }. Attridge. W Bordie,
NJ. Phillips, r. Sheridan, NJ. Hodge, NJ. |
Mr.. Skeino, J. Deasy, W.. Beeler, D.
Schanks. f. Cappelli, w. Creiber, W. Far
reilly, D. Fitzgerald, j. Fdrrelly, W. Britton,
MeSsrs. Wilson, Firgurson, C0mstock, ID.
Crowley.
Supper having been enjoyed the guests
resumed dancing and games until late
hour. when all left highly pleased with the
nights entertainment.
Parties to Take Place.
The members of Sequoia Parlor. No. 100,
n. S. G. W.. will give a ghost dance" in
the near future.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. 2,
will give a dramatic and social entertain
ment at Mission Opera Hall. 2l3l Mission
street, on Monday evening. February 9th.
On that occasion will be presented Brough's
charming comedy-drama " Elopements."
Dancing will conclude the evenings enter
tainmeut.
TempIar and Oriental Rebekah lodges win
give a special ball on the 18th inst. in Odd
Fellows Hall.
Alta Parlor, No. 3, y. D. G. w, will hold
their fourth anniversary bali on Monday
hp at Eall al
1t will be ful-dress affair.
The Buifaos have issued invitations for
their third hop to take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday evening, the 10Th inst
The third annual ball of the Letter Car
riers' Mutual Aid Association of San Fran
cisco will take place at Odd Fellows Hall on
the 2lst inst.
The .Zig-zag Social Club has reorganized
and will give their next party at Mission
Music Hall on the 9th inst.
The Daughters of Veterans, Bickerdike
Camp, No 2, are making preparations for
their coming promenade concert and ball, to
be given Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, at
B'nai Birth Hall.
The Danish Society DANA, Branch No. Q.
will give their second annual masquerade
ball at B'nai Birth Hall, on Saturday even
ing, the 14th inst.
New Era Division, No. 2, S. of T.. will
give literary entertainment and social on
Saturday evening, the 14th inst, at ST.
Georges Hall, 9O9K Market street.
The Goodwin Comedy Company will give
an entertainment and dance at Saratoga
Hall on Thursday evening, the 26th inst.
The Silent Witness" will be produced.
The Crocus Club will hold its valentine
party at Ross Hall on Saturday evening.
the 14th inst. Valentines night.
Battery E, Second Artillery Regiment, n
G. c., Captain 7. J. Lennon commanding.
VIII give their eighth anniversary ball at
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening the
26th inst
Clan Fraser, No. rs, Order of Scottish
Clans, will hold its first social gathering in
Eastern Hall, Shells Building, on Thursday
Chalmers Easton, d. d., Will lecture on the
Scottish clans. Songs, recitations, etc., will
follow.
Y. l.. l., No. 2, will give fraternal recep-
tion in st. Georges Hall, 909b Market
street, on Friday evening next to which
sister members are Cordially invited
we'll their LADY, friendi ha ara