The morning call., 1892-08-29

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! Guilfoyle Jr., A. L. karl. ". j. Guilfoyle, j.
Porener Il. G.. Poole. c. Lamb J. O. Fallon
I Fred [. Geides. l. \. Klein, Paul Jones. q.
| HarsoD, NJ. {. Whyte, L. }. ORoutke, ". J.
simpson, ). j. TbeIsen, l. G.. Shade, f. ". Bur
nell, ). X. Fenuell and +. \. Little. all OF whom
were most attentive TO their duties In looking
after their guests aud introducing them 10 each
other. The costumes of many OF The ladies were
very elegant. and the variety of color MADE a
very pletty picture when Tie thfoug was all In
motion. Lone colOrs seem very attractive This
season: pretty pinks, greens and terra Gotta
seem more IN favor tnan reds, blues and the
|: more scmber colors The hall Was preifilv deco
rated and there was capital band in attend
anee, popular tunes were Tie order OF the night
and tie round dances were always encored.
Dancing was kefi up until ] A. NJ, when a very
happy crowd of native sons ana daughters
wended their way 10 their respective homes.
The Camera Club.
Social circles in the city take an immense
amount OF interest IN the progress OF the Cali
fOInia Camera CLUB and any Que who attended
the metropolitan Temple last Friday evening
could not help being convinced that their efforts
are really appreciated by Tie community NJ
large. Tie auditorium OF the Temple was
packed 10 seplet.On and the crowd listened very
atfenIiyely TO The clever aud Instructive lecture
delivered by MT. Med. JoinstOne. he subject
treated was From the Mississippi Delta 10 the
Columbia River a long Journey 10 take IN one
evening. but tie lee Grer found no difficulty IN
rushing bis audience aoBg al such a speed That
landt d them happy and well satisfied at tile
JoutneYs end. All lie illustrations were magni-
nceUt specimens OF the photographers skin, aud
were reproduced before tie audience In heroic
size.
Coming Events.
The Lorlng Club viii give Its Grst concert OF
the seventeenth season al Odd Fellows Hall, on
Wednesday evening, September Z.
The Excelsiors' Harvest Souvenir ball Knights
and Ladies OF Honor. viii take place at Union
square Hall, on Thursday evening, September
l, 1892.
The pupils Of Andei sons academy will give a
party next Saturday at their hall, corner OF
Seyeateeth and Noe streets.
The Del Monte Club has issued complimentary
invitations TO its friends for a full dress ball TO
be given al Union-square Han, Thursday, Sep
tember 8.
The production of al. NJ. S. PInafore," by the
San Francisco Operatic Society under the aus
pices OF the Eucinal Yacht Club OF Alameda
promises 10 become very popular affair and is
sure Of good contingent from this side OF the
pay. iuil rlgged ship VIII be The stage, and
calcium lights viii be used for Illumination
special arrangements are being made for The
comfort OF all who wish 10 attend, aud seats will
be erected on The yacht clubs spacious wharf.
The performances VIII take place on September
The Young Ladies Institute No. VIII give an
entertainment and social next Tuesday evening,
August 80. at B'nai Briih Hall. l2l EDDY
street. A farce by Carrie ClaTk-WaId and James
Ward will be produced
Ibe lbIrly-fourh anniversary of The San Fran
cisco SchueiZen NeTein VIII be -bratec at
Shell Mound. Berkeley, on Sunday September
4. PTlze-shooting eontt SITS will take place the
National Parlor No. 11S, N. S. G. w. che
Touiistsl, VIII hold high jnks Thursday
evening, September !, at National Guard
ATmoTy, 324 Post street.
"The Alumni VIII hold its fifth anniversary
party at odd Fellows Han on Tuesday evening,
September 20.
THE Falcons" win give their second hop ar
UEion-squate Hall on Tuesday evening, August
30 Tie same society also announces .compli-
mentaIy hop 10 be given on September 10 at
Saratoga Hall.
The "Incogsp win give their fourth hon at
HgFf - T1sfrv.
tembeT 6.
The hrsi annual print exhibition OF the Callfor-
MIA Camera Club will be held AT the Ar ssocla-
tion rooms, 430 Pine stieei. on September 6, 7,
g. 8 and 10, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. TN 6 p M
and on evenings from iii 10. The exhibition
VIII be open 10 the public free OF charge. 1, ter
In the month the club VIII give a benefit exhIbI.
IioD OF Gems from the Camera" ut Meropoli-
tan Temple, the proceeds TO be devoted 10 the
enlargement OF the clubfooms and procuring
new apparatus.
Owing 10 The Illness OF Mrs Martin Murphy
The japanese tea announced to take niAee
shortly at San Jose for the benefit OF the Calho.
lie Ladies Aid Society has been postponed
Union-squaTe Hall on Monday evening, SepIem-
ber 10. One of the features Will be Chinese
orchestra that has betn specially engaged for
lbe oeca sion.
The second annual ball Of Bickerdyke Camp.
Daughters OF Veterans, Will be held on SepteIn-
street.
= A grand bon-bon party will be given by The
Frauen Nereln, "Roihes Kreuz" Red Cross al
san Francisco Turner Hall on Sunday evening,
September IL.
Court Eclipse 6972, A. o. F. Of America. will
give hsh-pond social this (Monday) evening az
which all members and their friends are cor
daily invited. III will take place Ia Welcome
Hall, Odd Fellows building.
The Smiling Group will give an anniversary
paIIy at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
September 13.
grand musicale Will take place at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. I. Il. Northey, 1886 Eddy street
near Devisadero. in aid of The choir fund Of the
Busi-streel NJ. Il. Church. next Thursday even
Ing September l. Programme: Instrumental
solo. Miss Annie Gibson; soprano solo, Miss
Helen NJ. Swaynei vocal solo, Mr. Harry s.
Fonda; soprano solo, Miss Alice Graham; in
stiumenta solo. Miss May Wood violin solo.
Miss annie Gibson; vocal sole, Mrs. Walter q.
fonda; whistllng solo, Miss Gertrude Judd;
eoinei solo, Miss Pearl Noble; vocal solo, Mr..
VIII Wood.
The 'Nepenihe" Club VIII give its initial hop
at Union-squarc Hall on the evening OF Septem-
ber g.
The ..NoIlains' viii give their annual bail at
Der 3.
Golden Gate Council No. %, c. o. Il. OF mer.