The morning call., 1891-09-28

presented with box of French mixed
can dy during the march, which was led by
Mr.. Daniel Donovan and Miss Rita Rimmel.
Mr.. Donovan taking occasion to introduce q
new and original march arranged by him.
self, and for which he has already applied
! for patent under the name of The Con-
| quering . Undertakes" The music was fur-
nIshed by Lyman and HiiZel.
Afterward followed the regular pro-
| gramme of dancing in the commodlOuS main
hall. There were about 90 couples present,
| taking the full crowding capacity Of the
| dancing area.
! The affair was under the management of
! the regular committee from the club:
| MeSsrs. George NJ. Walton. John K. Hanson,
| William c. Kramer, Leon Frank. William
| Nolan, Rudolph GrOswird, ). Levlson aud
! ID. II. Byrne. Dancing lasted until II
o'clock.
| An Engagement Party.
An enjoyable party was held on Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Ro-
| lin, p Oak Grove avenue, in honor OF the en-
| gagement of her daughter, Miss Mollie
Rolin, to Mr. Charles French.
Among those present were: Mrs. Rolin,
Mrs. Roy, Mrs. Hendry, MI and Mrs. a.
Rolin, Mrs Lipman, Miss Nj. FUSS, Miss Z.
! Dumont, Miss Clark. Miss E. kaufman,
! Miss c. Turrel, Miss ). Rolin, Miss c. Ro-
! lin, Miss L. 1urrel, Miss II. Roin, Miss j.
! Hendry. Miss Katie Mcdonnell of SonOma,
| Miss T. R0lin, Miss V. Rolin. Miss NJ. Ro-
| lin; Messrs. II. Cunningham, r. GreenhaD,
! d. Clark, c. Dunleyy, A. Martin, G. Olsen,
B. Boyd. ". Jones, II. Ames, F; Gilbert,
! V. Turrel, c. French, J. Rolin, A. Roin, P.
! Rolin, Master L. Roln.
Parties to Take Place.
The Bay City Wheelmen will hold re-
ception at Union-square Hall on Friday
! evening, October 23d.
The Big Seven Club will hold its next
party at Mission Opera Hall on Friday
evening, the 9th prox.
The members of the Aldine Musical Club
will receive their friends at Union-square
Hall on Thursday, October 10TH Special
features will be provided.
The first annual party of Amiiy Rebekah
! Degree Lodge, No. 16l, l. o. .. F., will take
| place in Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
| evening. the 10Th proX-
The Escort Social Club will give its hop
! on October 9th at Uni0n-square Hall.
| The Frisco Ten will hold their second
! annual athletic entertainment and ball at
! the newly renovated 5. +. T. Y. Hall, 1913
| Turk street. on Sunday evening, October
! 18th.
The annual ball of the German Ladies'
! Relief Society will take place in Harmony
Hail, Alameda, November 9Th.
The annual masquerade ball of the San
| Francisco Schueizen Damen Nerein will be
/
! toga Ball.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. II, will give
| a social party at Irving Hall on FRIDAY
evening. October 23d.
The Unity Social Club is making extern
| sive preparations for its coming annual
! Smchath TUrah domino ball at Odd Eel
! lows Hall on Sunday evening, October 18th.
The Comrades will give their initial hop
at Union-square Hall on November nth.
! PaWnee Tribe, Improved Order of Red
! Mon will animal magnTprDGp hall
in Park Opera House, Alameda, November
18th.
Y. L. L, No. :, will give a dime entertain
| ment and social next Monday evening AZ St
! Georges Hall.
lincoln Relief Corps will give a lunch
| October 18th, 10th and 18th, at Irving Hall.
| for the benefit Of its charity fund. Enter
tainment and dancing each evening.
The Commercial Alumni Association of
| the l.. +. 5. will hold its fourth anniversary
| party at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, October Sth.
The Clover Club will hold its thirteenth
| reception on Wednesday evening next at
| Pioneer Hall.
Company Il, First Infantry Regiment, y.
| q. C.. Captain ". ii. Fraser, will give their
| twenty-seeond anniversary entertainment
| on Wednesday evening IeXt al Odd Eel
lows Hall.
The Mystic Forty, an offsh0ot Of Golden
! Gate Parlor. No. % \. 5. G. W., will give
/ AuJlL SUZUKI bhA - Al CNN S4AS"9 A4NAA VA
Tuesday evening next.
Excelsior Lodge, No 1852, R. and L. of
| H., viii give its next regular monthly
hop on Thursday evening next AT ODD
Fellows Hall. Invitations can be procured
! at go Suffer street.
Seven Pines Circle, No. 5, Ladies Of the
| g. A. r., will give a social entertainment
at their hail, ST. Georges Building this
evening.
| ginu hor at ITnipu-suuqra RI ali FRIDAY avon
ening next.
The Del Monte Amateur Players will pro
duce George ). Ti.den's version Of The
Clemenceau Case" at Saratoga Hall on
Thursday evening next.
4 fan party will be given by the pupils Of
Professor a. NJ. Carrel Thursday evening
October 1st, at 507 Suffer street.
Hopping for baskets " will be the fea-
tGre OF the next social of the Frogs, at Mis-
sion Opera Hall, October 80.
The pupils and friends of Loves Dancing
Academy, S14 Geary street, Will give q
watermelon party on Friday evening next.
The pupils of AnderSon's Academy will
give a bon-bon party next Saturday evening,
a: their hall, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe
streets
The Walhalla Rebeka Degree Lodge will
hold a social in its lodge-room next Satur-
dav evening.
The Beulah Club will entertain Friday
evening next, at Mission Music Hall, on the
|
Harmony Lodge. A. o. U. W., will give
an entertainment and dance at Union
square Hall, next Tuesday evening.
The combined councils Of the Order OF
Chosen Friends Will give their first monthly
| entertainment and dance at b nal u nth
Hall next Wednesday evening.
Columbia Council, No. 90, Dung Mems
| Institute, VIII hold its annual reception al
Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening next.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Company
/ .4yY,.a nd 70 for ho
benefit Of the Banner Benefit Society, at
Irving Hall, on Friday evening next.
The first annual ball OF the PdStime Club
will take place on Saturday evening next
at the new hail, Union and Stockton streets.
| Phoenix Council, No. $50, American Lee
giun of Honor, will hold its regular monthly
entertainment aud social at Washington
Hall, s. Eddy street, on Wednesday even
ing next.
Fremont Parlor. No. SO, N D. G. W, will
give an ''0ld maid party" at Washington
Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Britannia LodEe,.No. Z, Daughters of St
George, will give an old English tea party
at 9O9k Market street on Wednesday even
ing next Dancing and old English games
! will commence at $50 o'clock.
Jim the Penman" will be the altracti on
at the a lcaZar Iheater next Thursday night
for the benefit of the Society of Independent,
Old Friends. Reserved seats can be pro-
cured from any of the officers of the society.
| Society Personals.
Mrs DR.. Younger, the Misses Maud and
Bessie Younger and the juvenile members
of the family anticipate spending next year
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Merritt intend going
East shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HolbroOk, Mr..
Harry NJ. HolbrOok and Miss Holbrook will
close up their Menlo Park residence next
month and move into their Van Ness avenue
mansion.
Admiral Benham will leave for the East
| In a few DAYS Mrs. Benham and Miss
Edith Benham will visit friends here for q
short time
Major Mhoon and bride have returned tC
Oakland, and are the guests Of the Millers,
| at whose house they will remain until theil
own house is ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Judge Sullivan went down on Thurs.
day last to attend the christening of the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs James L.
Rucker of San Jose.