The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-14

solo, Miss Irene Dexter; vocal sole, Miss 6.
Builnek,, recitation. The Old Maids
Mrssrs. Anthony and Wood vocal solo,
''Thy Sentinel Am l." MI Robert W. Jones;
recitation. Rockets Christmas" Miss
Bertha Bernstein; vocal solo, 'Leonore."
Mrs. De Witt Remfro.
Parties to Take Place.
The eighteenth anniversary ball of the
Germania Club will take place at Saratoga
Hall on Friday evening. the 25th inst
Sequoia Parlor, No. 100, n. S. 6. W., will
give New Years eve party at Saratoga
Fan.
The Semper Idem Club will give prone
made concert and hop at Union Square Hall
on TUESDAY evening, January Il, 1892.
The Leap Year Circle has been organized
and will hold its first party on January 2,
1892, at 1885 Twenty-fourth street.
The San Francisco Operate Society will
give their second Christmas-tree social on
Monday evening, the 2Sth inst, at Saratoga
affair
The Eola Club will give its Christmas ball
at Ientonia Hall, On Saturday evening. the
26th inst, when the club will present to its
floor manager, Mr. George Walton, a hand
some diamond ring.
The Laurel Club will give a house warm
ing party at their club room, 164S Mission
street, on New Years eve.
The annual reunion of the Independent
Old Friends will take place at Irving Hall,
on Tuesday evening, the 29th inst
The San Francisco Amateur Dramatic
Association Will produce at Irving Hall, on
Wednesday evening, December 30th., Tom
TaylOr's "Ticket-of-leave Man." Mr.. A.
Belasco Jr. Will undertake the part of Bob
Briefly.
The Glendore Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment and dance in aid of deSil-
tute family, December Goth.
The Freshman Class OF % of the Berkeley
University will hold their first gee at
Uni0n-square Hall next Wednesday evening.
James A. Garfield Corps. No. Is, w. II.
c., will give bon-bon party on Tuesday
evening next at Pioneer Hall. Admission
will lie only twenty five cents the proceeds
TO be used in relief work among the poor.
The Del Monies will hold another Of their
parties at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening next.
The Progress Club, composed of members
of the Sports" and 'Buffaloes," VIII give
party at Union-square Hall on Friday
evening next.
The 1mperals will dance at Unon-square
Hall next Thursday evening.
The La NG!tas will hold an at home at
their hall. S14 Geary street, on Friday even
ing next.
The Incogs, social club lately formed
by plumber of "well-known" young gentle
men, Will give series of dances at Odd
Fellows Hall during the season. Their
Ing ext. Noah Brandt will furnish the
music.
Camille, or the Fate of Coquet.e," will
be produced at the POwell-street Iheater on
Thursday evening next for a plimentary
benefit rendered to Mrs. Fred o. Barto, who
Will assume the title role, the cast consisting
OF strong local talent.
The second party given by the VarS0-
Fienne Club Will take place on Wednesday
evening next, under the direction of G. S.
oil nj oil oil Phil,
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner Of Seventeenth and Noe streets.
The Nos OStros Club will hold another
meeting at Lunrs Hall next Thursday even
ing.
Tie Danish Society Norden will hold
Christmas-tree festival at Odd Fellows
Hall next Sunday evening.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
Chrismas-tree social next Wednesday even
ing at Knights of the Red Branch Hall
The feature of the occasion will be the APP
pearanee of Santa Clans, who will bestow
UPON each guest valuable gift.
The Club of 81 viii hold a meeting at
Lunts Hall on Polk street next Friday
evening
Society Personals.
Bishop Charles II. Fowler and family will
leave, on or about the 18th inst, for the
City of Mexico, where the Bishop viii par
ticipate in the deliberations of the forth
coming Mexican Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference. They will return the latter part of
January.
Mrs. Jacob Sloat Fassett of Elmira n. Y.
has gone TO Nevada, and on Wednesday
evening next Will accompany Mrs L. B.
Croker and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig
back to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR NJ. Ashe NEE Bolado)
returned yesterday from their bridal trip TO
their future home, 52S Suffer street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. r. Nuttall are in
Grass Valley. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Weissbein.
Colonel and Mrs Maeomb Mason are
here on visit to friends. Colonel Mason
was appointed Bey several years ago by
a responsible position.
Mrs. Jewett Will receive during the winter
on the first Thursday in each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCoppin left town
on Thursday last for Vallejo, where they
will in future reside.
Miss Maud Hopkins will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hopkins, at their
residence Oh California street.
Mr.. Peter j. Donahue has left London
and Is in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Masten nee Mar
ted have removed to 2503 Fillmore street,
and will receive on Fridays.
Mrs. Alien Of Sacramento, wife OF Gen.
eral c. c. Allen. Adiutant-General of Cali
fornia, has gone to Los Angeles to spend
two weeks visiting her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddington DERRICK of Port
land, Or are in Oakland visiting the fam
lily of DIR. j. c. Tucker, Mrs. Detrick's
father.