The morning call., 1892-10-10


entertained at dinner by the officers OF the club
at fashionable restaurant Among the guests
were: President L. Morrlssey, Secretary j.
eoos Miss ssei g. Martin Mss g. Perry Miss NJ
Floyd, Miss Nj. Hammond, Miss ). Carter MISS
May rooK. Miss g. Castnetto, Miss G. Adams
Miss A. OBrien, Miss b. Shellenburg Mrs. M.
Silva; Messrs F. Flynn. V. Purezzi, A. banchi'
!. L. Damounie, e. CastneIto, &. ADAMS "
Nieri. A. Nieri and NJ Silva.
The West End Lodge No. 1902. knights ana
Ladies OF Honor, gave most enjoyable c0mpli-
mentaiy social last Tuesday evening at Union,
square Hall. The affair was great success anu
drew together quite large gathering OF NELL
Palo Alto Lodge, knights and Ladies OF Honor,
gave an enjoyable entertainment OF song, mlrtn
aud reyelry; at Foresters Hall, lo2 UFar penl
gramme was rendered ana greatly enloysu'
Dancing kept the young folks busy unlli mid
night. The entertainment was big success:
The second musicale OF a win er series look
place In the spacious Office OF DIR. NJ. II. Logan,
101 Grant avenue. last Friday evening Inc
programme was varied and proved very interest
ing 10 all present. Among those who asslsled III
the entertainment were: Miss Hadley, MIS-
Barber, Miss Connolly. Mr.. o. Bfown MISS
Chapman, Miss Havern, Miss Nellie , BOWIE Nh /.
ATdle and Mr.. Belcner.
The Excelsior Yachting Club gave their sew.
enth annual souvenir ball at Bna B'lth Hall
last Saturday. There was good attendance
and very enjoyable evening was spent.
Tie seventh animal ball Of The "Oleta" cup
was given last Saturday evening al Qua Fellows vs.
Hall. most enjoyable evening was passed Dy
The numerous company present. The Oieta Cluo
Is famous for its select gatherings and It's parties
are always looked forward 10 with delight.
Hesperlan ParlOr No 1877, N. s. &. w, gave
very enjoyable party at Mission Opera Hall last
Friday evening. Tie attendance was very good
and dancing was kept up until after midnight.
The Benlah Club social that was given on Fri.
day evening at Mission Music Hall was most
enjoyable affair and passed OH very satisiac-
tory.
Tie rhyme social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society in the parors Of The First English
Lutheran Church on Geary street last Friday
and was greatly appreciated by all present;
The "Nernons'' recently entertained Mr. L.
Frank Kaufman prior 10 his departure LOT
Fresno, where he will engage In business, ana
as token OF esteem ana souvenir his mme-
date friends presented BIN Win handsome
gold watch.
on Saturday evening at Regent Hall, which was
a most eDJOyable flair TO those who participated
In The pleasures. The floor was under the man
agement of Mr.. Neil frendegast, and the anise-
ment committee OF Mr.. William Can!bell. Mr.
G. Shaw, Mr.. j. Lynch, Miss Mamie Gibbons
and Miss Julia RIordan, and they deserve great
credit for their marked success. The hail was
tastefHy decorated with eYergreeus and Chi
nese lanterns. Tie president, Mr. Joseph tccles,
made an address of welcome. AT IL O'Clock all
departed, having thoroughly enjoyed the even
Ing.
Home Gatherings.
On Sunday evening the LIST Inst, the Hanauer
Whist Club held It's first meeting Of the season
at the residence of Miss Lille Lang. Progressive
whist Is the iayorite game. Miss Sara BarmaG
won the first prize. and thereby became presl-
dent OF The cub The whist was followed by a
substantial repast and an enjoyable dance.
A very enjoyable birthday party was given TO
Miss Mamie Bruce on Friday evening, October T.
az her residence On Fifteenth avenue. A fine
musical programme was effectively rendered; a
good supper and terpsiehoiean feyelry whIied
away the fieeting hours only too quickly Among
those present were: Miss Josie Reatdon. MISS
julia ETdan Miss Emma Doyle, Miss Tillie
Ohlandt, Miss Agnes McKenna, Miss Daisy
Hole, Miss May keardon. Miss Lille Mooney,
Miss Mamie Kenny, Miss Edith Coleman, Miss
Abbie D0lan, Miss Mary Men II, Miss Jessie
Lahanay, Miss Maud Harris, Miss Nellie Kenny,
Miss Lulu Bruce Messrs. Walter Callahan,
Henry 0nlandt, Arthur Finch. Fred Leach,
Frank Smith, Ed White, Ed Taaie. Arthur
Bruce, John 0hlandt, James Holmes, Frank
Corn, Augusta Dodge and Willie Seldel.
very pleasant birthday party was recently
given 10 Mr.. James Holmes at his residence OH
Nebraska street. The evening was passed In
most enjoyable manner, Teasing, singing and
dancing being kept up until midnight.
very enjoyable biz Ihday party was recently
given by Mr. aud Mrs. William II. Kane In honor
oil The birthday OF their daughter Flora. Tue
guests were most Hospitality entertained. and
The hours slipped away only too quickly. MrIh
and meirymaking, music, singing and dancing,
Kept all young and old, amused unti the party
broke W. Among those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. lillian K. Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Phoi
man, MI. and Mrs. Charles Moore MIR and
Mrs. Henry Hlldefbrand, Mrs. Mary GIllln, Mrs
Flora WeseoIt- Mr.. Harry LuKes. Mr. William
MardeD Mr.. A. Nickol Mr.. Frank Store. Mr..
Conley. MIR: QimbeTman, Mr.. Walter CT ifIiih
MIR. Gilln, Mr.. Harry Pohman; Misses NeItie.
Blanche and Maud Moore, Misses Stella and
Nellie Hughes. Bessie Glliin, Rosie, Flora aud
Richard Kan, Ray and Lena Westeott, Ldua,
Freddie aud Arthur Problmau. Pear Graham,
Mile McCrellis and Willie and Ethal Glllin.
Last Tuesday evening very pleasant birth
day party took place al the residence OF Mr.. }.
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feature OF The evening, iDierpersed with songs,
Rotations and refreshments. Among those
present were: Nj. and Mrs. j. c. Haughy, Mr..
aud Mrs. {. L. Morsr, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Cole
man, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. haughy Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Gran, Mr aud Mrs. j.
PeiIy, Mr.. and Mrs DietZ Mrs. W. Wright Mrs
Burton. Mis-. j. Forest Misses Annie Evans,
Bertha Mefsng, Maggie Hill, Lotile Graham,
Alice lnselman, Florence Inselman, Mamie
Kettle. Mamie White, Gussie Humer, Lulu
supple. MessTs. j. Turner. G.. Turner. G.
H. BIRD e. FAY. j. Beffeiii.. ,o tsfssslasiII
II. o. Brien, W. Rock, III. Supple, Master Harold
Haughy.
sence of six months. large number OF friends
were present and the evening was passed very
agreeably. Dancing, singing Ieclling ana ID, =
bOuntllul supper sept The company amused uhili
the time came 10 disperse.
Coming Events.
The cleveland and Stevenson" Club met at
1928 Market street last Monday evening aud
made arrangements for The campaign ball to be
given on Saturday evening October 10, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Orc Elmo Pailor No. 8. n d. e. W., will give a
Columbus hop on Tuesday evening, October 8,
at Foresters' HAIL. 1920 VFauell street.
The Unity Social Club is making extensive
preparations for its fourteenth annual Simehsth
Torah domino ball. TO be held on sunday even
Ing, October IS, In 0dd Fellows Hail.
The annual ball of the widows and Orphans
AID Association Of the san Francisco Police De-
paitment Will take place al the Mechanics Pa
yillon on We'd nesday evening, October 10.
Miss Mary Yoke and Miss Ellen l.. Gum
at tie Berkshire Hotel to- morrow evening at
o'clock
The first Slmchas Torah bail OF the Cremieux
Social Club will take place al Bnai Birth hail
next Sunday evening.
joint meeting Of The boards OF lady man
ayers Of the Maria Kip Orpbanage and tue
Zimmerman Hospital was held on Monday after
noon 10 perfect arrangements for the combiued
benefit 10 be given for these two worthy chart
Ties at the Grand Opera-house on Tuesday night
November /. The Young Ladies' Saturday
Mo rning Orchestra, with "a number OF the brign :
est and most popular yocalisls In this city, VIII
be the attraction offered. j. III. Love will have
charge OF the sale of reserved seats at Sherman.
Clay & Co.'s, aud assist in the management
Tickets can be purchased oil the ladies' or either
institution. The box plan VIII open on Friday,
October %.
Bianehards Orchestra Will give hop AT Hin
mans Assembly Hat next Thursday evening.
The third grand anniversary entertainment
and ball OF tile Frisco Ten will take place on
Sunday. October 16. at Turn Verein Hall, 1928
lux street.
The Elks' annual carnival will take place at
the Mechanics Pavilion on Thanksgiving eve,
"Wednesday, November %. Great preparations
are being made 10 insure very successful
gathering.
The Berlins are making elaborate preparations
for their second anniversary party, which has
been fixed to take place at Odd Fellows Hall
next Thursday evening. The decorations
promise 10 be an important feature.
The All of Us Club announces IL viii give an
entertainment aud social next Wednesday even
ing al Union-squaie Hail.
Tic Comrades VIII give their fourth party at
Union-sqare Hail on Saturday evening, October
10, 1892.
Bckerdyke Camp. Daughters OF Veterans, will
hold It's regular monthly entertainment and
dance on Tuesday evening, October IL, at Mo-
Fart Hail, 1856 Market street.
Liberty Post No. 1873. Grand Army OF the Re-