The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
An Enjoyable Musicale at the Van Mes


An Enjoyable Musicale at the Van Ness
Seminary.
The doll fete and operetta to be given
under the patronage of the ladies of St
Johns Presbyterian Church at Irving Hail.
Post street, is postponed to Thursday even
Ing, April IA. at s o'clock; admission 90
cents.
The cup OF tea offered last evening In
the parcrs of the First Unitarian Church
was enjoyed by a large audience. The pro-
eeeds will be devoted to the Sunday-sehool
fund.
The Calliopeans will give dramatic en-
tertainment this evening.
The Racquet Club at regular meeting
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: e. Ii. Cayanagh. president; I. j..
kearny. vice-president; j. 5. Sullivan,
treasurer; +. J. Mitchell, recording sec
rotary; w. Long, financial secretary; j.
j. Sullivan. marshal
The San Francisco Schuetzen Verein will
give their eleventh anniversary ball this
evening at Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk
street
Gettysburg Circle. Ladies of the G. AR,
VIII mold an open meeting this evening iu
Red Mems Hall.
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Thomas, 1870
Fourteenth street, East Oakland. their
daughter, Miss Lille +. Thomas, and MIR.
d. franklin Oliver were united in marriage
by Rev. t.. 5. Chapman. Miss Camille
Thomas and Mr.. George Hall acted as
bridesmaid and best mau respectively.
The Children's Lyceum will meet this
evening in st. Georges Hall.
Invitations are out for the first Of the ne
series OF concerts TO be given under the
patronage OF Messrs. John Parrot and
4. NJ. Ludovici. Six evening concerts at 81
apiece or s. for the series will be given on
March so, April q. May %, June %, July
~ and August 81 respectively. At the first
the Herman Brandt Quartet will play and
MI Osgood Putnam Will sing two songs.
The Van Mass Seminary Concert.
About 200 friends eDj 'yed the midterm
concert gwen last evening at the Van Ness
Seminary, 1922 Pine street.
The guests were received bv Dr. and Mrs
S. Fl. Wiley and Mrs. Pray. The music
was of high order and elected warm APP
plause. Pretty decorations distinguished
the scene.
Following was the programme: Piano
forte duet, "Polonaise," Oh. H. No 1
!Moszkowskp. Miss Coral Gilbert and Miss
Mamie Nanderhurst; song, "Once," Miss
Henry Heyman pianoforte solo. Condo
llera," Op. Al (MoszkowskD. Mr.. ii. j.
Stewart; songs. (0 i" The Alpine Rose Z"
lSieber). b) Spring (R. Sspio). Mrs. j.
u. cunningham; planoiorte soln, spin ner-
lied (Wagner- LiszO. Miss Stella Il. Walthali;
violin solo, (dl Cavatina (Raff0, 10 Gavotte
CBohm). Mr.. Henry Heyman; pianoforte
solo. Polish Dance" in b fiat minor
tScharwenksl, Miss Mamie Vanderhurst;
song, (D Fair Daffodils" (Hatton), (bj
''One Spring Morning" NeviD), Mrs. Mar
rinar-Campbell; duet, guitar and mandolin.
"Satanela" (Balfe), Misses Theresa and
Lily Sherwood; pianoforte solo. Fantaise-
Polonaise, OPP. LOG (Ratf), Miss Aimee New
man; song, Honour and Armes" (HandeD,
Mr.. Walter Campbell; pianoforte solo, Rev.
erie Barcarolle, Op. SO (Rafl, Miss Coral
Gilbert
The Moore Luncheon.
charming luncheon was given during
the week by Mrs. A. ID. Moore at her hand
some residence, on the corner of Pacific
avenue and Devisadero street. 1t was in
honor Of the hostess young daughters-in-
law.
The guests included: Mrs. Percy p.
Moore. Mrs. Charles Moore. Mrs. Perry p.
EYE, the Misses Borel, Miss McNutt, Miss
Mamie Elliott. Miss Margaret KiLtle and
Miss Claire Ra!ston.
The Scottish Thistle Club.
A special literary and musical entertain