The morning call., 1892-09-05

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Hiss Hulda Doepfher and Hrs. Z. II. Nohor.
strictly invitation gatherings and are therefore
TaugempuJs was composed OF Mrs. L. A. Major,
Mr.. 4. Ii, Major, Miss Maggie Pohley ana Mr..
j. c. Horn. 1he reception committee members
were Mrs. a. Il. B,adsueet and Messrs. j. W.
Bluett aud William Nagele. MIS-. Carrie Purcell
and Miss Annie Rodgers assisted Mrs E. a.
Major on the floor. and Miss Nellie Eyfe Miss
May Wagner Miss Hulda DOepfuer. Mr.. f. A.
Shelden, Mr. w. G. O'Bren and MIR. j. Norris
were members OF the floor committee. Ths ar
raBgementS were excellent, lie music very good
and the dancing was kept up until after MID.
night. a few of the ladies noticed IN the line of
maTel wete: MIS-. Frederick Grant, Mrs. Phil
lips, Miss Murphy, Miss Mcdonald. Miss Anna
DAILY, Miss Adde Meyers, Miss Emma MS,
Miss Schulz. Miss Wagner. Miss Price, Miss
Hon. Miss Bureman, Mrs. Klaus, Miss Pye. Miss
Ramsay
The knights aAd LADIES' society was char
tered in 1877, and now numbers over $4,000
members, distributed over every State III the
Union.
Social.
AT recent meeting of the Sons OF St. George,
BaTnaby Lodge No. 81, several candidates were
Initiated and made acquainted with the secrets
Of the order by President C. H. Nodden who
occupied The chair. ". X. Jack was elected
secretary for The fifth time and was presented
with elegant gold badge by Past President
w. II. Fuller on behalf OF the members Of the
representing The Insignia OF lie order. aud Mr..
Jack made al eloquent speech thanking the
lodge for the honor bestowed upon him. Mem
bers OF The London. Pickwiek. Albion and Vie
tory lodges were present and participated in The
social conyyslttes Of the evening, which lassed
OF 10 tie satisfaction Of al present.
Seven Fines Circle No. 3, Ladies Of lie e.. 4.
r., entertained lhrir fii nds at 1o2 OFarreil
street last Monday evening at their regular
monthly social. After clever entertainment Of
song and recitation the ball was cleared for
dancing. which was kept up until midnight
a large gathering attended the initial enter
islnmeni aud social OF TIE Orndas on Friday
evening laSI. Alter enjoying nne programme
tho floor was cleared for dancing, which was
kept up unIil midnight The decorations OF The
bal reflected great credit On tie taste OF lie lady
members OF the club.
Mr. j. + McKenna was the floor dir, etor, and
Msssrs. George GetbineS, Howard Callahan,
Clay Nichols william Gleason aud Frank Leach
were on The floor committee, and Mis- Ella Col!
man. Miss Josie Ambrose, Miss GQssle kerli-
SAP. Miss Grace Dunn and MeSsrs. j. ). Cray,
Louis Nuhin and Thomas Moran assisted ID
he arrangements.
Tie iiiawaiha LiteTatians met last Thursday
evening at All IWen y-tbfd street. the resi-
dence Of Miss l.. :. Brewer. \ very interesting
literary aud m usIcal programme was provided
for The occasion, he chief feature of the evening
being the reading OF contributions by members
TO ''Twmks," edHed by MIS-. i. II. Howell.
Britannia Lodge No. z, Daughters OF ST.
George, met IN hall 2, Foresters' building, l02
OFATeil street, last Wednesday evening. Tea,
coffee and nerTeifeshmenIs were banded round
to The visitors, and the tele-aete chats over the
'cup that cheers" were much enjoyed by the
participants. Music singing and ieciIing at in
teTVals MADE a very pleasant social evening pass
only too rapidly These gatherings are a fea-
turr Of The DauGbiers,' and are 10 be COM
mended 10 tie highest terms.
Hayes Valley Circle, {. O. i. OF A, WIS insti
tuted and Ciieefs Installed Thursday evening
August % al Scottish Hall, by the officers Of the
Grand Circle Of c o. F. OF 4. After the ceremo-
MES tie grand officers and friends Of members
were invned into the large hail and entertained
wFh recitations, songs. athletic exercises, elc.
A social dance concluded the programme.
All present were wei! pleased with the enter
tainment and wish the new circle long and
prosperous career.
Coming Events.
The Loriug Club iirst concert Of tie season
VIII take place at ODD Fellows Han next Wed-
nesday evening.
Social Council No. 4G. o. c. F, viii give lis
monthly social on Thursday evening, September
g. al Red Mems building, $40 Post street.
The seventeenth social OF the 'VarSOylenne"
Club VIII take place oil Wednesday evening. Sep
iember T. at FoIesteTs' Hall, 102 0Farrel
street.
The resgpearance OF the Frogs" VIII be ceIe-
brated IN good style at Mission opera-hali, on
Mission street. between Seventeenth and Etgh-
teenth. Oh Tuesday evening, September 13.
Grand MAJ ch at 80
The first annual print exhibition OF the CslifOr-
MIA Camera Club Will open to the public Qree) on
Tuesday September g, and four following days
~ the San Francisco Arr Association rooms,
43O Pine street. The exhibition viii be open
from o a. NJ. 10 p. Nj. and from p NJ. 10 10
=. NJ.
Ihs "Nepeuthes" viii give their first hop Of
the season al UniOn-square Hall tomorrow even
ing, September 6.
The "Incogs" give their fourth social at Odd
FellOw| Hall tomorrow evening, September 6.
The Del Monte Club announce the first hop of
ths season Will take place next Thursday oyen-
ing, al Unlons square Hall:
The Apr0pos Club will hold It's monthly en-
tertainmcnt on Thursday evening, September 10,
al Union quafe Hall
1ne Unity Social Club is making extensive
Preparations Tor its annual "Simchaih T0rah"
domino ball. which will be given at Odd Fellows
Hall on sunday evening, October l6.
Iryine's academies VIII give an evening fancy
dress party at Foresters' Hall, 102 OFarrell
Bay Ciiy Lodge No. 619 knights and Ladies'
OF Honor, announce grabbag social for hts
evening at Fofesters' Hall, 102 OFarTel
street.
grand bon bon party will be given on Sunday
evening, Seplemb IL, AT San Francisco Turn
Nerein Hall. 323 Turk street. under the
auspices Of the German Ladies' Red Cross
Society.
The Loreley Circle No. 26. {. o. f.. VIII give
grand nighlcap party on Wednesday evening,
September IA, al Dfuids' Hail. Alb Sutter
street.
grand rural festival will take place at the
residence OF Mrs Charles Il. Overacker al Niles
on October for the benefit OF tn. new Episco-
pal church. Mr. Alfred Wilkie and other popu-
lar vOcalists have been engaged for the occasion,
a-nd preparations are being made that will
insure financial and social success.
Tie Reception Club VIII hold its second hop
on Thursday evening, October 6, at Humans
Hall on Polk street
The pupils OF Anderson's academy will Give
party next Thursday at Saratoga Hall.
The Native Sons Of Vermont. assisted by the
Beethoven Choral Society, Nine Sllyrira. Miss
Florence Z. Hardy and air Hugh Williamson,
will hold grand Admission day jubilee at Odd
Fellows Hall on next Friday evening, Septem-
Der 8.
:. The second anniversary ball OF Blckerdyke
Camp, Daughters OF Veterans takes place on
Fnday evening, September l6, at U nion-square
Hall, 421 Post street.
badge party will be given by the members OF
MI and Mis-. Drew's dancing academy at No.
New Montgomery street on Thursday evening,
September 8.
first grand social at Nos Valley Hall. 1914
Iweniy-fOurth street. next Saturday evening,
September 10.
The club OF 80" Will give its annual recep-
tlon and hop at Union-square Hall on Friday
evening, September %.
The ''Smiiing Group win give an anniversary
party on Tuesday evening, September II, at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Ignaian Council No 3D. Y MI. will give a
grand picnic and excursion to Camp Taylor on
FRIDAY next, Seplembor ., Admission day;
An Oriental bazaar Will be held on Wednes
day evening September 2l, under the direction.
OF Oriental Rebekab Lodge No. 80, In Prospect
Hall, /. o. q. +. building.
grand campfIe entertainment and social
VIII be given by James A. Garfield Relief Corps
No. 81 for the benefit OF the general fund at
A. o. II. Hall. 1o2 0Farreli street, on Tuesday
evening. September 6.
GIeapings.
Mr.. George Abrahams has been visiting Mr..
William K. Swa ilow al his residence on Lom-
bard street.
Mr.. Charles Adler and his dau ghters, the
Misses Alice and Afma, have returned from Sau-
salito 10 iheir apartments al the Berkshire.
Mr.. NJ j. Allen, Mr.. /. Y. Bradley Miss +.
Garnyck and DIR. John n. L. Welman, pr0ml-
nent society people fom New York. arrived last