The morning call., 1891-02-09

LisZD, the Misses Lulu and Beatrice Badt.
Surprise on Fell Street.
A pleasant surprise party was given re-
Gently to Miss Lottie Hickman at the resi-
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Heiz-
man. 3o2 Fell street Singing. dancing and
games were kept up until a late hour.
TIE features of the evening were the novel
entertainment given by the Bachelor Club,
consisting of music on glasses from all the
popular operas; an eloquent speech made
by the newly elected President of the Frisco
Ten. and the welcome address by Miss l..
HeiZman.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hickman, Miss f. HeiZman Miss l..
Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grabau, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Winterburg. Miss NJ Grabau,
Muller. Miss E. Muller. Miss B. turth. Miss
q. Planz. Miss l.. Pfeiffer, Miss f. Grabau;
MeSsrs. G. Hickman, L. Planz, Fred Gun
Their, L. Rapp, Fred SchertZer, Henry
Schertzer, Adam May, J. Mengel, w. HIM,
c. Atilinger, L. Muller, A. Krug, A. Furth,
the last five co constituting the Bachelor Club.
Parties to Take Place.
TIE members of the Aldine Musical Club
will give musicale at Union-square Hall,
Tuesday, March Sd.
The Bashful Boys will give their second
anniversary ball at Odd Fellows Hall on
Tuesday evening, the 24.h inst
The fifteenth masquerade ball of the San
Francisco Turn Verein will take place at
Turn Vereln Hall, 323 Turk street, on Tues
day evening, the 18th inst.
Stanford Parlor, No. TO- n. S. G. w., will
hold large reception at Odd Fellows Hall
on the 9th inst. This will be the most
brilliant party ever given by Stanford Par
lor, and it is being looked forward TO with
much pleasure.
The Zig-Zags will give their next party at
Mission Music Hall on the 9th inst.
The Pandoras Will produce "Esmeralda"
at Mission Opera Hall on Thursday even
ing, the 18th inst. Mr.. S. 5. Simon will APP
pear in the prominent role Of Old Man
Rogers.
Alameda Parlor, No. AZ, N. S. G. W., will
give banquet in lis new lodge-room in the
Masonic Temple, Alameda, on the 10th
inst.
The third annual ball of the San Fran
cisco Letter-carriers' Mutual Aid Assoca-
ton will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
on'the evening of the 21st inst.
The Star Minstrel Club will give their
next entertainment and ball at Mission
Turn Verein Hall On Saturday evening the
21st inst.
The next social given by the San Fran
cisco Athletic Club will be held early in
March.
The Merry One Hundred will give their
next goid-coin social at Washington Hall on
Eddy street on Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst.
Alta Parlor, No 3, n D. G. w, will give
their fourth anniversary ball at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening.
A special benefit concert of sailors songs
ana deep-Sea dittles" will be given by the
Caledonia Club at Scottish hall next Friday
evening to assist Captain John McLachlan,
who lost both hands and one foot by FROST
bite on Sanaak Island, Alaska, last March.
The Unions, Company b, Third Infantry
Regiment \. g. c., Captain +. Ii. Kennedy,
will q tInir CaaonH ~ hal LAT
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, No. =,
Will give dramatic and social entertain
ment at Mission Opera Hall, 2l31 Mission
street this evening. Broqgh's charming
comedy-drama 'Elopement" will be pre-
sented, followed by dancing.
A valentine social will be given by the
National Club at Irving Hall next Saturday.
Templar and Oriental Rebekah lodges
will give special bah on next Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows Hall
Tie eighth anniversary ball of the Bo-
hemian Golden Gate Lodge, No. 49, c. S.
L. 3, Will take place at Union-squaIe Hall
on Saturday evening next.
The Daughters of Veterans, Bickerdke
Camp, No 2, have completed preparations
for their promenade concert and ball, to be
gwen Tomorrow evening at Bnai Birth
Hall.
The eighty-second anniversary of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln will be cele-
brated under the auspices of Fair Oaks
Camp, No. Is. Sons of Veterans, ut Irving
Hall next Thursday evening.
The Danish Society DANA, Branch No. 2,
will give their second annual masquerade
ball at B'nai Birth Hall, on Saturday even
ing next.
New Era Division, No. ., S. of T., will
give a literary entertainment and social on
Saturday evening next at ST. Georges Hall,
9O92 Market street.
Tie Crocus Club will hold its valentine
party at Ross Hall on Saturday evening.
next valentines night.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge. No l,
viii give Valentine social at their hall in
l. Q. 0. F. Building next Saturday evening.
Pioneer Lodge, No 81, l. o. f. 5. of |. will
give literary and social entertainment at
B'nai Birth Hall next Thursday evening.
Starr King Lodge, No. 10, Legion OF the
West, will hold its regular monthly euchre
party Wednesday evening next at Turn
Nrrrin Hall.
California Guild, No. l. Fraternal Guild
will give an entertainment and social at
Mystic Hall, Union-square Building, this
evening.
Social Council, No 46, Order of Chosen
Friends, Will give social entertainment at
Washington Hall, Red Mems Building, next
Thursday evening.
La Voltas' inaugural ball will take
place Tomorrow evening at Saratoga Social
Halls Neat invitations have been issued.
The MadridS will held their CascarOne
ball next Tuesday evening at Bersaglieri
Hall The proceeds are to go toward start
ing sick and mortuary fund.
The Juarez Guard. the leading Mexican
military and benevolent association in this
city will give CascarOne ball next Tuesday
night in the Guards a:mOry, Apollo Hall,
$40 Pacific street.
The regular quarterly social of the County
Monaghan Social Club will take place at
their rooms at Metropolitan Temple to-mor-
row evening.
Messis. Donlan brothers will give a col
ogne party at Ross Hall tomorrow evening
The Sheridan Club has in active prepar-
alton The Mountebank," to be produced
next Sunday at Saratoga Hall. Mr. K G.
Levy will appear as Belphagor, supported
by Il good cast
Minerva Circle, No 20. C. Of F., will
give clothes-pin party on Thursday next
at Cambria Hall, 1888 Mission street.
The Gilagar Club will entertain their
many friends at their club-roon on Wednes-
day Vening next, prior to their departure
East.
A valentine social will be given by the
Ladies' Garfield Relief Corps. No. q, at
Shiels Building, 80 OFarrell street, to-mor
row evening.
The Native Sons OF Vermont celebrate
their twelfth anniversary at Odd Fellows
Hall next Friday evening. An entertain
ment Will be given offers will be elected for
the ensuing year, and bonbon social and
dance will follow.
cocietF PERSONALS.
Mrs. Judge Hunt accompanied the Mills
party on their visit South.
Mrs. Lieutenant Qualthrough will soon
take up her residence in Vallejo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Ford (nee
ClouglD. who were married at Niles ON the
1th OF last month, have returned from their
wedding. trip, after spending a pleasant
month in touring through the Eastern
States. Among the many pnints of ;n+arast
they visited were Chicago and New Orleans
Mr.. Ford visited his old home in Chicago.
and while there also paid visit to the Office
of the Pullman Company.
Mr.. j. K. c. Hobbs visited Los Angeles
on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Hobbs, who is visiting
relatives at Santa Barbara, will 60 to Coro-
nadO Beach next week
Mrs. A. c. Bingham OF Marysville is in
the city on visit TO her sister, Mrs w. b.
Tubbs
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