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

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MIA by a California writer.
The affair last Tuesday was an Individual ef-
fort OF Mrs. Robert Il. Bunker. and she wishes TO
thank all who so kindly assisted herin making II
a success.
The entertainment was =ery much enjoyed.
Miss Alyina Heuer was at her best and sing
cbaTmngly. Mrs. Marguerite Morrow's selection
was cleyery rendered and well received. Mr. c.
q. Mnife HhisIIed as no man ever whistled be-
fore. or woman either, Miss Jessie Calhoun CON-
trlbuted a recitation from IOugfellow's "Spau-
ish Students" and The Mendelssohn mandolin
trio, Messr>. krause, Hatch and Goewey. Sr.
euTapuTed the audience by their clever per-
formanees on their tunefnl tnstIu nents. "Liv-
ing Poker was simply a burlesQue, but served
its purpose IN The announcements by proving
''draw." Mrs. Pendleton generously gave the
use OF the hotel pafl0Ts and Ballroom Tor the
affair. and after the concert most enjoyable
dance was kept up until midnight. II was quite
a dTessy affair, the ladies' toilets being very
elaboTate; there was sso grand display OF
diamonds.
Entertainments.
The musical and literary entertainment given
by Miss NJ. Yorke for the benefit OF the Union
square Baptist Church last Tuesday evening was
la every way successful one. The programme
commenced with a beautiful voluntary selection
on the organ which was rendered by Mr.. 5. Boz
CERT. An interesting paper was then read by Miss
Yoke "The Number Three" followed by
''My Mothers Miniature Picture" MIS-. L. j.
Jolly then sang very cbarmingiy when the
Heart Is Young" "a Sketch OF Naples fol-
lowed and the evening closed with Talk on
the Human Voice." relating some marvellous ef-
fects produced by that even mysterious organ.
a novel enteria nment was eivenskby the
Friendly Circle of Kings Daughters at the Gen.
tra Methodist Episcopal Church last Thursday
evening. The pariors of the church were decor
aIed with Chinese and JapaueS fans. lanterns
and W res. The programme, though short, was
heartily enjoyed by large and appreciatiye
audience. Special mention should be made OF
the missionary song so sweetly rendered by
Twelve little children Of the urinary class. After
the programme was finished those present i'ber-
ally paircniZed the various booths where were
sold quaint japanese and Chinese fancy work.
also lemonade aud tea, Win which were given
dainty cups and saucers. The proceeds OF The
entertainment were applied for the purpose OF
furnishing guns for the boys brigade Of the
church.
The beneft rendered Miss Carrie Fasting last
Wednesday evening at Union-sqnare Hal was a
pronounced success. The hall was well filled
with friends OF the tair ben, hciaire and pre-
scented brilliant appearance. Miss castings
appearance was the signal for enthusiastic ap.
plause. and her vocal selections were rendered
| in capital style, she was encOred snd recalled
several times. Miss Annie Campbell and Mrs.
II oXie of San Rafael. and others assisted In the
entertainment. AT 10 O'Clock The floor was
cleared for dancing. The march was led by Miss
Carrie Fasting and Mi. j. T. BeQuette, followed
( main aud enjoy the pleasures OF dance until
midnight.
The entertainment given by the Beuah Club
last Friday evening at Mission Music II all was
very interesting and enjoyable affair There was
very select gathering and capital programme
| was presented. YANKEES orchestra played an
overture. Miss Ethel Winter and Miss Alma
Y0ght rendered musical sketch, the "Spder
and tie Fly" very ceveily. Miss Alice Davis
was 10 good voice ana sang The "Flefiani Soug."
by GODDARD very well Indeed The feature OF the
evening, however, was The singing OF Mr.. +. q.
b. Mills, his admirable rendition OF the Gal
iahts OF England" being Ehe example OF vocal
art. Miss Mollle OConnor and MISS Ethel Car
rol greatly amused the audience IN tile song
Two Ragged UrchinS." AT The conclusion OF
the concert the floor was cleared. and. under The
dictatorship OF DT. John Townsend, i'm
pr1mptn dance was enjoyed until nearly mid
night. Refreshments We're served on the Stage
during dancing and every one had good even
Tugs enjoyment he officers OF the club ave.:
Mrs. j. ). Nation, presidents Mrs. I. J. SiacS,
yee-pfesidenI; Mrs. II. \. Stevens. secretary
and Mrs. W. II. Loring, treasurer.
The Thursday Night Club.
One OF the most select dancing clubs 10 the
city is the Thursday Night Club" the members
OF which organization entertained their friends
last Thursday evening al the armory on Pacific
ayenue Xanke furnished The music and The
members were delighted with the fresh and tn
spiriting tunes lie had ready for them on this
occasion, There was very gay gathering OF
tie youth aud beauty OF San Francisco, and ii
one may judge from appearances pretty face is
essential to lady as passport TO The delightful
dances given by his club. Gallant men, pretty
girls and handsome toilets are the principal
features that make the Thursday cutters so
attractive aud popular.
The NermonterS.
The December gathering OF Eermonters at 0d1
Fellows Hail. last Friday evening. was another
feather IN the cap Of the management of these
most interesting social entertainments. A capital
programme was presented, and the concert
opened with an overture from Blums famous
orchestra. Mr. C. /. Gage sang a baryIOne solo
in coed style, and Mr.. w +. Christian brought
down the house with some of his inimitable
specially sketches. Miss Claire Coles excellent
piano solo, Beautiful Thoughts" won her The