The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-23

Messrs. ii. +. Houghton, Rhodes Borden.
| Edison Adams, Charles Hubbard, James
Archibald, A. P. Brayton, Robert Grear.
| Mr.: Hurd Of Washington, II. p. Squire, L.
| q. Vincent, VIII Carrigan, Ed Harris, Gus
| Bray, Win Cullen, Will Powning, George
| Wheaton, viii Wheaton, Carl Howard, All
| Clement, Sam Mckee, James Mckee, Sam
| Breck, James Breck, Frank Owen, Mr..
| Hathaway, Harry Coleman, Prentice
| Hutchinson, VIII Herrick, Lester Herrick,
| Mr.. Lakenau, Tom Magce, Will Magee. Gil
| bert Tompklns, Louis Haight, Harry
| Haight, George Bayley, Rufus Wheaton.
The Evans Musicale.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the
week was given on Wednesday evening by
| Mr. ana Mrs. c. Evans at their elegant resi-
dence on Pine street
About one hundred of their friends were
pleasantly entertained. Every apartment
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
| foliage. The early part OF the evening the
guests enjoyed some very fine classical
| selections upon various instruments. Among
| the numbers particularly noticeable were ::
| ''Rondo." OPP. l6 Chopin, encores-"Iast
! Hope" (Gottschaik) and "Celebre Tarantell e
| de Brayura,' eXduistely played by Mrs. b.
Rudy; vocal solo, 20 Loving Heart, Trust
| On" by Miss Alice Evans. and odd
Madrid" by Mr. c. Davenport, were artiS-
ticaliy sung; violin solo, Sarasate's Faust
! Fantasia" by Mr.. Ellis Duprey, who on. re
| ceiving repeated encoreS, gave Carnival de
! Nenise"; banjo selections, Mr.. Albert For
rest, received an encore; piano duet. over
| Webber, encore dying Poet"
| Supper was served at IL o'clock in the
| PRETTY decorated dIning-hall, and many a
| glass OF sparkling champagne was emptled
| to the health ana prosperity of the host and
| hostess AT , o'clock the guests departed
Amateur Opera.
| Alta Operate Society is rehearsing
'Fantine' for production in the near fu-
ture. The cast is as follows: Francois,
Mr.. A. S. Rhorer; Marquis de Porcornet,
Mr. n. L. Williams; Chevalier de Lausac.
Mr.. Alfonso Luttringer; Kirschwasser. Mr..
! }. Z. Fleming; jasmine, Mr. Lonis Paul
sen; Famine, Mrs. Martin Schultz; Countess
| de Sayoniere, Miss Sadie libby; JuIiette
| Miss Grace Williams; Mamon, Miss Mary
Burg. The musical director will be Pro-
| lessor Martin Schultz, and the cast is
| mainly composed of chose who rendered
| The Pirates of Penzance' last May at the
| Bjou.
| Parties to Take Place.
The anniversary party of the Nation
| ais" Companies and G. First Infantry
| Regiment, will take place at Odd Fellows
Hall on the 1st prox.
Saints Peter and Paul's Assembly, No
II, Y u. {. L.. will give their first invita-
ton party at Union-sQuare Hall on Thurs
day evening, the 10th prox. 1t will be strictly
an evening dress affair.
Court Apollo. No. 1902, \. O. F.. will give
their second ball at Cnion-squaIe Hall on
| Tuesday evening, December Sth.
| James i. Garfield Corps, No. Is, ". r.
| c., will give a bon-bon party on Tuesday
| evening, the 18th pr0X., at Pioneer Hall.
Admission will be only twenty-five cents,
| the proceeds to be used in relief work
| among the poor.
Yosemite Lodge, No 4, L. E. A., will
! give its seventh anniversary entertainment
! and social at Mozart Hall, 1858 Market
| street. ca Saturday evening, the 9TH proX.
Seven Pines Circle, No 3 Ladies' of the
| G. A. r., Will hold their sixth annual camp
fire and ball on Wednesday evening, De-
| cember 9th.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, knights and
Ladies of Honor, will give Promenade
| evening, December 81. Invitations can be
| procured Of Mrs. Z. a. Major, Secretary, at
| 236 Suffer street.
The Del Monies will hold another Gf their
| parties at Odd Fellows Hall On Tuesday
| evening, December 18th.
4 omino party will he given by Pacific
| Lodge, Ne. SIS, knights aud Ladies of
| Honor, at Union-sqUare Hall, on Monday,
! December 7th.
Young LADIES' Institute No. . will give
| their fourth annual Thanksgiving dopatio n
| party at Odd Fellows Hall this evening
| The admission fee will be a donation of
provisions. etc, from each guest, to DE given
| TO 81. Josephs Home for Incurables and
the Girls Directory.
The inaugural party of the Sinbad Club,
assisted by the Peerless Club, viii take
| place at Cnion-square Hall on Tuesday
evening next. at B'nai Birth Hall.
Rincon Parlor, No. -, y. ). G. W, will
| celebrate its sixth anniversary with ba!
at Odd Fellows Hail on Thanksgiving eve,
| Wednesday next.
| The Mystic Forty's at-home party Will
take place at Saratoga Social Hall on
| Wedne-d day evening next
| The French Mutual Benevolent Society,
| La GaUlolse will give their annual ball
| Saturday evening next.
Alexandra Lodge, No. g.. Order Daugh-
| tiers St George, will give an entertainment
and dance in their hall. Union-square Build
| ing, this evening.
The combined councils Of the Order OF
| Chosen Friends will give their third monthly
| entertainment, at b'nai Birth Hall, next
| Thursday evening.
The third monthly social of the Danish
| Society DannebOrG will take place at Union
square Hall next Sunday evening.
| Court " eStarn Addition, No. 1872 A. O.
| T. of a. will give its first complimentary
| entertainment and ball on Thursday even
ing next Thanksgiving nighO. at Union
| square Hall.
A musical entertainment will be given by
Mlantonomah Tribe, No. 9. Of the l. o. r.
NJ. in their wigwam, Tomorrow evening, in
| COulcli Hail. Ken Nj 2 Building.
The Mexican Mutual Benefit Society will
| celebrate the anniversary of its organization
| at Union-square Hall neXl Wednesday even
| ing.
The Eola Club will give atug-of- war party
| at Tentonia Hall, Saturday evening next
| The tuG-Uf-war commences at $3.50 O'Clock
The pupils OF AndersOn's Academy will
| give party Thanksgiving night at Saratoga
| Hall.
The monthly social OF McGrath's Dane
| ing Academy will take place next Friday
| evening al Mangel's Hall
| The scholars ana friends of Loves Dane
| ing Academy. SCI Suffer street, will give a
| hop on next Friday evening.
| a souvenir dancing party will be given by
| Dir. and Mrs Drcws and pupils at Il New
| Montgomery street, next Thursday even
ing.
Liberty Post, G. A r., will join with
| Liberty Relief Corps in an apron and neck
| tie party on Friday evening next at Wash
iEgton Hall, IS Eddy street. Admission
| free.
| The monthly entertainment OF the Chill
| dren's Progressive Lyceum, which meets
each Sunday morning at 909R Market street,
VIII be given in that building Oh next Sat
| urday evening.
Golden Gate Cha pier, No 1, o. E. s., will
| hold an installation OF officers at Laurel
| Hall, Sh!els Building, this evening.
Miss Louise Tonrny's pupils will give
| their first concert at Steinway Hall this
|
The Independent Old Friends will enjoy
social entertainment in Sausalito Hail.
| Sausalito, next Thursday in celebration of
| Thanksgiving day.
The shooting section of the San Fran
! cisco Turn Neren will celebrate their sec
| ond annual ball next Wednesday evening
at Turn Verein Hall, 1913 Turk street
| District No. /, A. o. U. W., including San
| Francisco. No. 4; Unity, No. u, Magnolia.
| No. Al; Spartan, No. IS. and Friendship,
| No. ~, will hold reunion at Odd Fellows
! Hall next Thursday evening. Thanksgiving
| night.
| Society Personals.
Mr.. George NJ. Pullman and family of
| Chicago have engaged rooms at the Airing
ton. Santa Barbara, for tie winter months
Mrs. I. I. Dargie returned home on
| Thursday from very charming Eastern
| trip. during which she visited relatives at
| 81. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Merritt will
be back from the East early this week
Hon. and Mrs. Irwin c. Slump are sDend-