The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-02

TeSS, Tue. QttdSiVh SN't!+7
birthday anniversary. .i,,.o,,1o ono
80, ,,,apv were the wishes for future happy
birthdavs that were shoWereu upoiI tlle heio
on Of he cyennt, Nv the assembled guests.
VI E nT is partial list of those pres
ent: Mrs DeHTipg' MSS n@yIa b. N GsF'e{'
Mt mIs.re Miss Annie Mcdonald, Miss G. A.
T IGir' Miss n Peltret, Mrs. Frank Judd,
Mrs. ". A. Harvey; MeSSrS. d: u. JeifTeSS,
I. b. Key, Dr.. W. A. Harvey, w. Nj. Can
non, L. DeeriHg, j. 2. Mccarthy, Frank
Judd, Al Burt, Louis Altken' George I.
Munson and j. {. PuShla.
The Lyceum Entertainment.
Although the rain and entertainments
elsewhere attracted many away the regular
monthly entertainment of the Children
Progressive Lyceum-which meets at 9O912
Market street each Sunday morniEg-dreW
very good attendance to the building Oh
last Saturday evening. -.
The following musical and literary pro
gramme was announced by the lnuaical III
rector. Mr.. C. II. Wadswort4; hGcltallnn,
THE Village Gossip" Miss Ella i4'n a,,!u.
mandolin selections, MI GeoIse - I 49,; ;
ana Mr.. William Bye; COME recItd.iou'
''ClasS IN Concert, Miss Da'9S KIiIiir,.
Miss Ida Gilbert and Miss Lena Ml!!ei
recitotioT, ..'Tbe liner" Miss NJ. Layton;
dialogue. "An old Ballad" MISS hhna
Barine and Mr.. George Pugie; vocal SOLO 500
"Rollicking Dolly Day Miss DAISY M ii,i,
Girl" iive-year-oli Eva Ashworth; comic
Rotations, Nothing to Me and Tor an
encore AN Irish Letter" MIR. George
Monck: either selections, Professor +. Bach
man.
After this dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight. with Miss Mabel Morrill, as floor
manager assisted by Miss Daisy May
Greasy, Miss Susie Purnell, Miss Christola
Morrill,. Mr.. NJ. II. de LasauX and others.
MIR. w. j. Decker officiated at the door,
and the RefreShment Committee consisted
of Mrs. a. Fossetti Mrs. E. w. Briggs. Mrs.
W. Smpkins Mrs. L. G. Ashworth, Mrs
G. Nj. Miller and Mrs. Z. q. Morrill,. The
music was furnished by Miss X. Rosenthal.
The Red Cross Society Party.
masquerade social was given last even
ing by the German Ladies Yerein Red
Cross at Irving Hall.
There was large attendance and the cos
tunes were handsome and varied. Among
them were some particularly admired Turk
ish costumes, with the usual Spr!nk!lnS OF
clowns and comic make-upS. One Z,ngarl
girl, with guitar, attracted much attention
by the becoming way in WHICH she sus-
tanned her role. UnmaSking took place
about midnight. Bartman's Orchestra fur
nished the music.
The President of the verein is Mrs. E.
Hilpisch. Mr.. Jacob Hilpiscn assisted by
MIR. Gustav NcumJn, directed the floor,
while the Reception Committee consisted OF
Mrs. y. Ieply, MIS- l.. Book, Mrs. C. Schnei-
der and Mr.. Henry Schneider.
The Lyceuin Company Entertainment.
One of tie most successful affairs OF tie
past week was the production of THE
Private Secretary" at Saratoga Hall on Fri
day evening by the Lyceum Comedy COM
pany.
In the face of the rain there was an audi
ence of nearly 400 persons. and the play
was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr.. Nye's deiin-
cation Of the Secretary was a surprise to
many and Il pleasure To all. The other char
acters were well cast, and there was not a
| hitch or wait in the whole performance,
which was generally regarded as one Of the
best amateur shows ever given IN Sara
toga Hail.
Following was the list Of characters: Rev.
| Robert Spaulding, MI Thomas +. Nye; Mr..
CatteTmOle, Mr.. Thomas Irwin; Douglas
Cattermoie. Mr.. George Bush; Mr. Marsh
land, Mr.. Charles Wilson; Harry Marsh
land. Mr.. Arthur Edwin; Mr.. Gibson, Mr..
Al Chapman; John, Mr.. Frank Carlisle
Knox, Mr.. VIII Smith; Edith, Miss Fanny
Hughes Eva Webs ter Miss Anna Clark
Spaulding, Miss Ethel Harrison; Mrs. Stead,
Miss Netiy Frances. Dancing under the
direction of the Trio was afterwari enjoyed.
Following are The officers OF the company
President, Mr.. Thomas Irwin; Yice-Presi-
dent, Mt Albert Chapman, Secretary, Mr..
Charles Wilson; Critic, Miss Mabel Ras-
ner; Treasurer, Mr.. Frank Carlisle; Bust
ness Managers, Messrs. Nye and Bush
Stage Manager r.,Thomas f. Nye.
Parties to Take Place.
Bay City Parlor, No. 104, Native Sons of
the Golden West, viii hold its fourth ami
..z--.r,- 10 ut Ddd I7aIIotys' Hall m J'ups-
day evening, April 18th. ~
Unity Lodge, No. 275, I. %. b. B.. will
give its fourteenth anniversary ball at B'nai
Birth EalI on Wednesday evening, the 18th
The Bowbead Social Club will hold its
first invitation ball at irving Hall on Satur-
uay evening, the 11th proX. r..
The Peerless Club viii glVeIts Hrst ami
yersary party at Odd Fellows Hall on Tues
day evening, April It'll. Special prepare
I-tions are being made for the event. j. e..
Phoenix Council, No. 7S9, A: L. or Honor,
| will hold an entertainment and social al
! Washington Hall, 80 Eddy street, on
/ Wednesday evening, the nth inst.
Alcalde Parlor, No. 2ji, n ;. q. ny, viii
! be rendered a benefit at the Alcazar Iheatel
! on the evening of March 10Th, when :. / he
/ Exile" will be presented. - -. - ct. -
Seven Pine Circle, No. 5, Ladies of the
! G. AR. Will give a camp fire and ball at
B'na B'rith<Halt, on Eddy street, Thursday
! evening. March 12th. -.
d. The. Young Mems Hebrew Mission an
| nouace their annual Pnrlm prize masquerade
! ball 10 take place at Odli Fellows, Hall
| Sunday evening, tile 22d inst. The commit
| lee viii Spare:no pains or expense TO make
| this aneveut of the season. Prizes VIII he
on exhibition shortly.
An entertainment and social will be given
| by Young Ladies' In sttute No. IA at Union
square Hall on Easter Monday, the 30tl
| inst. ..s.t .;....-
nerva Hall on Friday, the 13thinst
| The Sports Club have issued handsome
! Invitations for their first anniversary party.
| to take place at Odd Fellows Hall, next
| Friday evening.
The members of the AldiRe Musical Club
| will give musicale at UniOn-sQuare Hall,
| tomorrow evening.
r lie Calliopean Musical and Literary So
| ciety will give It's next social and hop at
Lunts Hall, corner Polk and Bush streets,
| on Friday evening next
Excelsior Lodge. No. 1862, X. and L. of
| H., will give their next social hop at Union
] square Hall on Thursday evening next.
The anniversary of the birth of Robert
Emmett will be celebrated with musical
| and literary entertainment at Metropolitan
| Temple ON Wednesday evening next.
| The Society Of True Friends viii give an
| entertainment, basket social and dance at
| Washington Hall on tomorrow evening.
The members of the Box Sawyers' and
| Nailers Union will give a social at B'nai
Birth Hall on Saturday evening next.
| Tie proceeds VIII be donai ed to a mem Der
who lately met with q painful accident
The pupils of Humans Branch Dancing
Academy will give pound party at theil
/ hall, corner of Howard and Twenty frs
i streets, this evening.
A '.I'ink and White" party will be given
next Saturday evening by tine pupils of An
derson's Academy at their hall, corner OF
Seventeenth ami Nne streets.
The Merry One Hundred will give theil
n ext gold coin social at Washington ball
on Eddy street, on Wednesday evening
| next.
The pupils Of Irvine's Academy will give
an owl parry next Saturday evening at Mis-
| sion Opera Hall.
Defiance Circle, No. 3s, C. 0. F., will give
t f third I'd anniversary ball at B'nai Birth
Han Han On n; thursday evening next in aid of
their SlcK and Funeral Fund.
Myrtle council, No. 1S7, A L. of H., will
nold an open meeting next Wednesday when
the features will lie musical numbers and
charades to entertain visiting friends
AlcaZar Council, No. II, o. c. r will giva
an entertainment and dance at their 5aii
Alcazar Building on Friday evening nevi