The morning call., 1891-08-24

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| Entertainers.
Among those present were: Miss May
| Jennings, Miss Sarah Kane, Miss Sarah
Boyle, Miss Kittie McKenna, Miss Alice
Peterson. Miss Nellie Gstteran, MISS MISS, Josie f
Die Forrest, Miss Ida Barrie, Miss Sarah
| Devers, Miss Lulu Kelly. Miss Alice Baihe,
| Miss Eta Baihe, Miss Geneyieve Flannary,
Mss Nellie Whaley, Miss Fanny Burns.
| Hagerty. Miss Jose LIE Roy, Miss hIitie
Sayse, Miss Sweeney, Messrs. John +. Jen-
nings, Joseph Carroll. Frank Ward, Henry
P. McKenna, W. I. Dorrance, Frank
J. Kerr, A. Henderson, Reed Beckett. J.
Hagerty, John Hagerty. G. Ward, I. Hall,
Earnest Hansen, o. Markey. John Kearney,
George Atwood, w. Little, James Nevins,
Thomas Logan, Henry Basset, 6. Hall.
James Lyncn, G. Atkins, James Ball. G.
Culverwel. T. Shea, Michael Deveraux, S.
Mand, c. McAuliffe.
''The Dazzlers" will give dance in the
Birn" party in the near future. and several
innovations will be introduced. The date
will soon be announced in The CALL.
a Surprise on Clay Street.
The friends of Mr.. Benjamin Marx ten
dered him a notable surprise party last
Saturday evening, at 2S11 Clay street.
Souvenir programmes. bearing an excel
lent photograph of the popular recipient of
the surprise announced the following num-
bers: Overture; remarks, Mir. ii. Kohn :;
ballad Mr.. l.. Lyons; piano 500, Miss +.
Sheeline; recitation, Mr.. Julius Kahn; yio-
lin solo. Mr.. NJ. Fleshman; song, Miss Ii.
Green; either solo, Mrs. b. Nathan; aria.
MIR. }. Lyons. These were interspersed
with dances and followed by the first and
only appearance of Marks U. S. DIrec-
tory" company, constituted as follows:
Messrs. V. X. Ulman, A. Steiner, }. Lyons,
Josh Davis, NJ. Lyons, Z. Elman, L.. Lyons,
II. kohn. Dancing and supper concluded
the merry evening
Following were the humcrously-named
committees and those appointed on the
same: Beer and Cheese.A. Steiner, Josh
Foley, Miss 7. Fulda. Ernest Ulman, 5.
Hermann, Bert Kahn. Good Lo0ks-Mis5
l. Hahn, Miss {. Sheeline, Miss l.. Kahn.
Charles Green, |. GunsberGer, l.. Helne-
man. Voice Culture-Miss II. Green, Miss
Z. FIeishnann, Mss Is. Heineman, Loui IS
General Deportment-Miss S. Block, NJ.
Meter, Miss S. Kahn, Miss l.. Hahn, A.
Green Miss n. Kahn. Shotguns-Mlss Z.
Block, Mrs. A. Steiner, Miss Peyser, S.
Levy, }. Heilbuth. NJ. Fleishman; Press.
Miss E. Foley, Julius Kahn, b. Meyer, A.
Block, Miss E. Jonas. Culinary Depart
ment-Mrs. c. Meyer, Mrs. Z. Ulman, Mrs
S. Levy, Mrs. 3. Nathan, Mrs. l. Guns
berger Executive - Y. K. Uiman, ii.
Kohn. Honorary Ben Marx, Benjamin
Harrison.
Parties to Take Place.
Branch l, Globe Vineyard Company,
have issued nvi tations for their first enter
tainment and hop to take place at Irving
Hall on Wednesday evening, September I'd.
Popping the Question" will be produced
on the occasion.
Burnaby Lodge. No. 194, Order Sons of
ST. George. will give a party on Saturday
evening, Septem Der 18th
At the request of a great many friends
the Del Montes have reorganiZed with the
following officers: President Mr. John F.
Burns; Eice-President, Mr.; 5. p Kane :;
cording Secretary, Mr.. J. II. Sheehan; !;
Treasurer, Mr. William Moore. The first
party under the new regime will take place
at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
October 10th.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852 K. and L. of
H., will give grand reception and ball in
honor of the fourteenth anniversary of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights aud Ladies of
Honor. at ODD Fellows Hall, Thursday
evening, September Sd. Invitations can be
procured at $50 Sutter street.
The first annual ball of the Pastime Club
will take place on October 81 at the new
hail, Union and Stockton streets.
The Pandora Dramatic Company will pro-
duce "The Crimes of a Great City" on
Thursday evening, September 81, at Mission
Opera Hall.
The sixteenth anniversary Of the Spanish
Benevolent Society will he celebrated by q
carnival and ball at the Mechanics Pavilion
on the evening of October 10th. The pro-
ceeds Of the affair will be devoted TO the Sick
and Moruary Fund of the society.
Court Defiance, No. 1910, A. .. F., will
celebrate their anniversary by holding
| high jinks and entertainment at Mozart
Hall on September 24th.
The Peerless Club will give their sixth
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even
ing. September 22d.
The La Volta Club will hold their first
anniversary bali at Saratoga Hall on Friday
evening. September 18th.
The Rincon Yachting Club will hold its
fourth anniversary ball at B'nai Birth Hall,
| Eddy street, on Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 10Th.
Tie Young Ladies' Sodality of ST. Peters
Parish will give bon-bou party tomorrow
evening. All m embers are invited 10 be
present.
On next Saturday evening the Children's
Progressive Lyceum, which meets at 9G9h
Market street each Sunday morning, will
give their monthly entertainment in that
building.
Alexandra Lodge, No. 62, Order Daughters
| of st. George, will give a bon-bon social and
| dance this evening in Mystic Room, Union
square Hall, and all members Of the order
are cordially invited to attend.
An entertainment and dance will be given
by the St Adams Sunday School on
| Wednesday next at Cambrian Hall, 1888
| Mission street.
Golden State Parlor, No. so. n. D. G. W..
will give " fan party" Wednesday even
ing next, at Druids' Hall, 4l3 Sutter street
latGpna tool udh the Ameriean ns s nj military
| Amateur Players at Saratoga Hall on
| Thursday evening next Dancing will fol-
| low the performance.
Y. l.. l. No. VIII hold an entertainment
and hop tomorrow evening at Olympic
| Hall. corner of Powell and Suffer streets.
The Eola Club will hold their first quar-
terly ball at Teutonia Hall Saturday even
| ing next.
Damien Council, No. 80, Y. NJ. l., will
give the first of a series of open meetings on
| Wednesday evening next.
"The Convict" with an excellent amateur
cast, will be played at the benefit rendered
| TO Mr.. George Clifford, business manager
| of Irving Hall. on Thursday evening next.
Poeahontas Council, No. 3, Degree of Po-
| cahontas, will give u literary, social and
basket entertainment this evening in Red
| Mems Building.
The first open meeting Of the Sons of Ex-
empt Firemen will be held tomorrow even
ing at their hall, on Brennan place. fine
| programme will conclude with dancing.
Mission Parlor, No. So, Native Sons Of the
| Golden West, will give lis seventh ami
| versary bali on Friday evening next at
| Odd Fellows Hall. Evening dress.
Society Personals.
| DR.. and Mrs. E. 3. Perrin, who have been
| in Arizona for few DAYS, have left for
| White Sulphur Springs. w. Va, to remain
q month OF more. 1t is possible that they
may make trip to Europe before their
! return here.
Mrs. Judge Van Fleet and Miss Mabel
! Cluness lave returned home from Idle
wild. Lake Tahoe, with Mrs. Van Fleets
mother, Mrs. c. w. Croker, and daugh-
tiers, of this city.
| Mrs R. Bailey and Mrs. Alice Bailey, ac
companied by the Misses Dollie, Grace,
| Agnes and Carrie Bailey, arrived in Port
land Thursday and spent the day sight
seeing. They left the following morning
| for the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Stetson have re-
turned from visit to Lake Tahoe.
| Miss Ruger, daughter of General Ruger,
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