The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-05

AIT was above the thought Of damp feet and
was the singing OF Mrs. Cadenasso and the
Apollo Quartet. The following programme was
capiially rendered.:
thur Gwynn. John Gwynu, q. j. kammerer ana
Thomas G. Taylor Jr.; ballad The Scent OF
the TILES" Cobb MIR Frank Coffin: meZZo So
prano t"Doores''), "Auren Manzoechi." Mrs Ca
denasso; quartet. Apollo Male Quartet. selected;
violin serenade (Mozart), with piano accountant.
Love" dwellings, Mr.. Robert Lloyd;
duet uDoloresl, mezzo soprano and so
PsseS Psch As,e sn MsR
string QUARTET PRAYER (kellerer), Messrs. ar
thur Gwynn; John GwyDn. 9. J. kammeTeT;
Ii. RusseID, Mr.. Charles Hoeg; melodle rel-
gieuse. Ave Maria (Gounod) with violin oblis
EaLO Miss TaSey ne GIs q 6ne
whistIing solo, spanish Sefenade." with flute
obligato. Miss Sadie Tibbey; trio, Charity"
LRosslnD. Mrs. Cadenasso, Miss Sllnkey. Miss
Winks; quarter, selected. Apollo Male Quartet,
assisted by Professor +. Ziliani.
Among tue company present were noticed noticed
Miss Maud Rodden, DR.. and Mrs. q. G. Mac
donald. Mrs. +, b. Chandler Miss Sherman,
HOeg. W. h. L0ughhead, +. William Reade, W.
II. Playfair, Miss Alice V. YOell Mr.. and Mrs.
kirkham Virgin. G. Rice, Charles Burrey, T. ).
Bass. Miss Edith Bass. Herbert HodgdoD. X.
Richie, Miss A. Richie, Frank Dot, MIR. and
Mrs. j. T. Slinkey. NJ. Alexander, John Dern.
Captain J. Brooks, j. W. Speny. Captain Mar
shall, ). GIL, Mrs T. 5. Tib6ey. Rev C. l.. Miel.
Miss Millie Iibbey, Captain Miller, b. 1. Ed
Taylor, Miss Flood
Coming Events.
The German Ladies' Benevolent Society Will
hold their annual ball al Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday evening, January 81, 1893.
lamp shade and cushion tea Will be held at
the home OF Mrs. N. d. Rideout, $50 Washington
street, on Saturday, December 10, from 8 TO 10
p. Pioneer KINDERGARTEN
Society.
Pay CITY Lodge No 6l9. knights and Ladies
Of Honor. Will give dominO party at Union
square Hall next Thursday evening.
A novel entertainment will be given at the
Pleasanton Hotel to-mnrrow evening for the ben
EFT OF The literary exhibit for the Worlds Fair.
Five young society men will participate in
game OF poker with living cards, similar TO tile
recent game OF whist played at The Grand Opera
house.
Miss Mary Yoke. the eminent reader, VIII
give a musical and literary entertainment for
the benefit Of the Union square Baptist Church.
on Bush street, between Hyde ana Larkln, to-
morrow evening.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society. No. IL, Will
give a donation party this evening at ST.
Georges Hall, 909Ia Market street
The Excelsior Club VIII entertain their friends
and patrons this evening by giving necktIe and
apron party at Washington Hail. Eddy street.
their usual place OF meeting. The programme OF
literary and musical numbers viii he followed
by dance.
The Boys and Girls Club Will give its first an
niyerSary dance at MangePs Hall, Twenty fourth
and Folsom Streets Oh Thursday evening, De-
cember %.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ Gormey. VINO reside on
the corner OF Page and Laguna streets, have
selected Tuesdays for their day lat home"
The pupils of Loves dancing academy. 5O7
Suffer street Will give domino aud fancy dress
party next Friday evening
Hesperisn ParlOr No. l37, \. s. q. w. VIII
give party Ia Mission opera-hall next Friday
evening.
The pupils Of W. II. Anderson VIII give n
party next Saturday evening at their ball, corner
OF Seventeeuth and Noe streets.
M n will riv
social next Thursday evening at Red Mems
Hail, 800 Post street.
Minerva PaFlOT No. ., y. ID. e.. w, VIII give
an entertainment and umbrella social at Mission
opera-hail Oh Thursday evening. December 10.
The Native Sons OF Vermont VIII give their
monthly entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall next
Friday evening. Miss Alice Partridge will sing
and Alice kngsbury Cooley VIII appear Ia the
dramatic production. True COlOrS."
DIR. and Mrs. Wiley OF 1922 Pine street have
issued cards for an lat home" next Friday even
Ing. concert Will be given by the pupils of
Ton and Mr.. IL. j. Stewart.
A tea aud musical will be given for the bene-
III OF tie San Francisco Girls Union on Wednes-
day. December IA, at 800 Taylor street, from
10 1920 L. NJ
Battery 6, Second Artillery Regiment, was
unfortunate enough o choose last Friday even
lug Tor lis Initial hop. The tnciemency OF the
weather kept their intended guests At home,
consequently The affair was postponed until
sigDor and Signora Cadenssso will be tie
Voealists at lie arr exhibition next Saturday
evening.
The Varsovienne Club will give social on
Wednesday evening December IA, at Social
Han, 102 OFarrell street.
concert and entertainment, concluding wi. h
the novel Peak sisters Will be given by the
Young Peoples Union at Westminster Church,
Fell street, between Octayia aud Laeuna this
evening a good programme is assured.
The members OF the Beulah Club VIII enter
tam their friends at Mission Music Hall next
Friday evening.
lie "Incogs" win give their first anniversary
party al ODD Fellows Hall to morrow evening.
q Hg,rt -.
Unon-squaie Hail next Saturday evening
Amity Reb. Lodge No. 1tl, l. o. o. r., Will
give social 10 Eureka Hail, oad Fellows
building. next Saturday evening
Golden Gate CoBclave No. %. Uniform Rank
Ancient o'def Of FoIesteIs Of America. VIII give
g. b. Hall, l2l Eddy ST rect
GIeanings.
Miss amelia Grosser OF Los Angeles after a
pleasant six weeks visit 10 this ely returned
home last Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Ryan has returned home after an
! enjoyable visit 10 Stockton.
Miss Evelyn Murphy has returned home 10
San Jose after visiting frieL d. in TINS city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bagley, who have been
travelling In the East and Europe on their bridal
tour, have returned 10 san Francisco.
Mrs. Judge X. +. Morrison has apartments at
Mrs. A. x. BO.sioFd and Miss FiossIe Rotsford
VIII pass The winter AT their orange grove anch
Mrs. aud Miss widdeTneld OF Honolulu have
secured apartments at the Colonial and VIII pass
| the winter Ia San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander and Miss
| Leila Carroll OF Sacramento VIII wint:r at the
Colonial"
Mr.. anu Mrs c. de GuIgne are The guests OF
| Mrs. a. NJ. PARROT al her Suter-street rest
dence.
Mrs. Russell b. Smith and Miss Maude Smith
viii visit San Francisco early In tie ensuing
Miss Susie c. Fletcher has returned after a
prolonged stay with friends In Minneapolis and
Is IA "a m at Pima
! Mr.. aud Mrs. J.. Mchaels have returned from
| Europe aud are dOmicled at the "Richelieu."
Mrs. a. ID. TTower ana Miss COTiRne Tower
! OF Nevada City. are visiting friends here.
Miss Addie Underhill OF Redw wood CIiy IL visit
ing Miss Emile Sieberst at 912 Dolores street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. h. sierra viii celebrate their
silver wedding at their residence, zoos Buchaun M
street. on Sunday. the 9Th insf.
The first reception OF tie Informals. which
ioos place 1T the residence OF Miss lice t;ersfle
! 15l7 Van Ness avenue, last Wednesday evening
! was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Isaac Jennings OF Salt Lake City Is visit
| lag friends here.
Mt aud MIS- Joseph Figel are registered at
the Grand Hotel, Paris. They VIII shortly p,o
coed TO Italy, where they Will pass he winter
Mr.. ana Mrs Edgar h. Piper and Miss Grace
Piper, late OF Seattle, Wash, have arrived in the
city and have taken up their residence at 3o11
Mrs. NJ. f. Hollywood and daughter will in
future reside with ali. e. b. Hollywood in Oak
land.
Mr.. W. IL Chambli's efi last Friday on trio
10 Del Monte aud Salinas.
bliss Cbaito fefo Nate. who made her
debut al lie fasmoi e concert last WedDe> day
evening. will take part In several society enter
talDments this season. She is very Young and
beauilfui and has studied less Than year Com
peteht critics predict for her a great success on
The operate stage should she choose that pro-
LESSON Her voice Is a soprano OF great putty.
heXibiiity and sympathetic quality.
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