The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-26

Ladies of the q. A. X.
Members of the John s. Logan Circle OF Oak
land united with their San Francisco sisters OF
the olcer recently, aud arranged most success
ful donation party, which enabled them 10
present a beautiful flag TO the Fred Finch Or
phanage. The veterans planted the flagstaff. aud
many ladies and comrades OF ibe q. A. Il. were
present at the exercises. An excellent musical
and literary programme was given. aud boun-
THU fepast was prepared for the children who
also the recipients of various articles of
clollling and other usefuls, for which they are
very grateful
Seven Pines Circle. Ladies OF the G. A. r. No.
s. met on Monday evening. the 10Th inst. and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term, aud delegates 10 The convention: Presi-
dent Janet,e L. Harvey; senior vice-president.
Henrietta Home; junior yice-president. L. G.
HiGckley: treasurer Lena Sch0Iien; chaplain,
May Turner; conductor. Cora Peck; guard.
Lizzie Bush; delegates-May Wells, L. Z. Hlnck-
ley, Abber Hollipeter, Lizzie whiteside. Eliza
beth Annis Jennie Houston Lizzie Noble. Ade-
laide Meade. Lizetie Mccain and Annie Black;
alternates-Cora Peck, A. Budd. Laura Brewer,
Lizzie Myers. Mary Watson, NJ. A. &. Whiting
ham. Emile WelK, Elizabeth Holland and Kate
Woods.
A Charity Tea.
The guests OF the Hotel Mlrabeau gave a very
enjoyable afternoon tea last Thursday followed
by dance In the evening, In the cause OF sweet
charity. Quite handsome sum was realized for
The childrens christmas fair. through The exer-
tons OF Mr.. John Snyder and Mrs. Dr.. Smith,
WHO were assisted By The principal ladies in The
hotel. An enjoyable musical and literary pro-
the SPACIOUS parlors. tea being served during the
intervals. The dance alter dinner was great
success aud was kept up until morning. An ele-
CANT supper was served at midnight.
Club Parties.
The st. Andrews Society gave delightful
social al It's rooms-Scotush Hali-111 Larkin
street. last Monday evening The following
ladies and gentlemen contributed to the even
lnS's entertainment: hrs. Jennie Segar, MISS
Catherine Ralston, Miss Il. Richie, Miss Ange-
RalS MtSs he Ak. ID.
BuTness, MeSsrs. Wellington Gregg. William
Fairgreve, Il. B. Colauhoun, Joseph Teiiord.
William Dick, w. C. Cook, Charles Christian and
Robert Duncan.
The Haleyon Social Club gave a farewell party
TO ex-PreaidenI william MAYHEM the 18th
inst nj the residence OF Nelson Thompson. 1882
Folsom street, which was Gle gan1iy decorated
for The occasion. Dancing was Kept up until
midnight, when The party Adjourned to The din
Ing room where delicious supper was much Gu
1oyed. The feature OF the evening was the pre-
sentatIon OF beautifully designed badge 10 the
guest of the evening. Mr.. William Grover. In
few well chosen words, made the presentation
on behalf OF the club, and the popular recipient
suitably acknowledged The compliment Among
those present were: William Mayhem. William
Grover, Lawrence Terkeson. Nelson Thompson,
Arson George, Edwin Walker, Alyer French,
Homer Bousbey. Landon Bell Robert Howe;
Misses Chrisiable SObey, Josie Denney, Aimee
o'Reae, Ida DAILY, Edith Norris, Annie Green,
Jennie and Stella MeAllister and Grace Culoert-
sou,
Coming Events.
The Inauguration ball of the Monday Night
Club will take place In the Maple Hall OF the
Palace Hotel on January 2 1898
Tie third meeting of the School for Scandal
Club viii be held on Thursday next at The resi-
dence OF MIR. and Mrs. HenTy Williams 1926
Ocgayia street. The entertainment Will CON-
meoce promptly at O'CLOCK land wind up
with dance.
AT next Wednesdays Palace ballad concert an
Interesting programme VIII be presented, Miss
Carrie Foster Mcclellan, MIS-. Oliver Reed
Batcheler, aud MIR Alfred Wilke viii be the
principal sOl0istS Mrs. Melvin Dewing and MIR
Milkie viii sing the charming duet, "Edenand."
Mr.. aud Mrs William Cluff have Issued Invita-
tions for dance al their home, 1916 Vallejo
street. on Monday evening January 9, 1888.
Tie second meeting of the fortnlshtly Club
will be held next Wednesday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Eyre.
Mrs. C. Nj. DougheIIy ana Miss Ada Dough
cry VIII give a dancing DIRTY next tuesday
Mrs. II. Il. Berger and Miss Helen b. Berger
| Will give Christmas party In their apartments
al the Palace Hotel this evening.
Tie members of the ConcOrdia Club have is
| sued Invitations for a grand BAH to take place
next Saturday evening.
| The San Francisco Nerein Will give q grand
| dramatic entertainment IN their theater next
| Saturday evening. for which occasion this sci.
vices of the German Theater Company have
| been secured. After the performance there will
| be supper aBu ban, and the afair will be the
| principal German society event or the season.
| Miss Jennie CatheIwo0d has sent out invita-
| lions for dance on New Years eve.
| The Union-sQuare Club viii give q grand bail
| at Pioneer Hail next Friday evening.
| The EBtTe Nous Coiiil0n Club have issued In
| yitalions for a banquet and german next Friday
| evening 10 be given 1t lie California Hotel.
The second annual ball OF the County Letr1m
| Social CLUB will take place at Irving hail next
| Saturday evening.
The ferpschores VIII dance on Thursday
| evening next at Mrs. Ada Clark's Hail, Eli
| Suffer street.
The Fidela yereln will give grand masquer-
| ade ball on New Years eve al Meenanics' PayiI-
| ion. The management is spariDg no pains TO
| make the affair great success
| Mr.. and Mrs. George MOnDler VIII celebrate
M 4 - trfFn NJ NnAn
| day. the I'd OF January, 1888.
| The Norlaines have Issued invitations for their
| New Years party. 10 take place at Bnai Birth
| Hall on Saturday evening January Z, 1898.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852. Knights and Ladies'
Of Honor. will give perfume party at Union
| square IAN next Thursday evening.
| The last lear ar party OF the season VIII be
given at ar. W. j. OBrlen's dancing academy,
Scottish Hall, next Wednesday evening.
| The Pampas Club has issued invitations for It's
! second dance. TO take place al Odd Fellows Hall
on Thursday, January rs. 1898;
fnil-dress ball on Friday evening, January "a,
| versary dance al MangePs Hall next Thursday
| evening.
Templar Rsbekah Degree Lodge No. 10. will
| give a package pary and exhibition OF AIT In
Memorial Hall, Odd Fellows building, next
| Saturday evening, New Years eve
| The Japanese party that VIII be given by the
popular MlGados at ODD Fellows Hail on Mon.
day evening. January o, 1898, promises TO be q
/ great success.
O1d Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening. January
| IL. 1893.
The Pacific Dancing Club Will give its initial
party at Santa Rosa Hall. southeast corner OF
| Geafy and ieayenw0rth streets, on Friday even.
| ing. January 6, 1893.
The United Social Club will give domino party
on New Years eve al Regents Hall. northeast
| corner OF Post and Fillmore streets.
On account OF the storm the pupils OF Love- 8
| dancing academy have postponed their Christmas
| tree party until next Friday.
The pupils of Humans dancing academy will
give bon bon party al their hall on Polk street
| next Friday evening
The pupils OF Anderson's academy will give q
| party at Saratoga Hall next Thursday evening.
| Amity Rebekah Lodge No. 81, I. q. o. r., VIII
| give a masquerade party for members Of the de-
gree only on New Years eve In Eureka Hall, Odd
| Fellows building.
| Oriental Rebekah Lodge No. so. LOO. F..
win give Christmas social In Prospect Hall.
Odd Fellows building, on next Wednesday
The iweafy-GTst annual Christmas festival and
dance OF the ChAdren's Progressive Lyceum will
take place at Union-Square Hall to-morrow
An illustrated lecture. 1.-THE Yosemite Val
ley" will be delivered under the auspices OF the
| next Friday evening
The Alumni Association Of the commercial
evening schools Will give New Years party IL
Acadii IAN. 421 Post street, on Friday evening
January o. 1893. Mr. John Dillon has beer
elected president OF the association Tor the ensu
ing term.
Gieanings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. Sewell have returned
from their bridal tour and are residing az 1l2l
Leayenworth street. where they will recevI
their friends on tie first and third Wednesday,
OF each MONTH.
Raphael Weill Is expected home from his Eu
ropean trip early in February.
Mr.. Joseph d. Redding left for the East las
Saturday.
Mrs Charles Lnderman OF 207 Webster street
has fixed the fourth Tuesdays OF each month al
her Eat home" day.
Colonel Isaac Trumbo has returned from his
trip East.
The Misses Bee and Ethel Hooper are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonis L. Haggin. Miss b. Hooper
was one OF the leading four at the co,illon last