The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Society Plays for the Benefit Of
Kindergarten Work.
Second Entertainment Of Sons Of Exempt
Firemen - The Sdemanski-Cohen We'd
diug-Private Par,iss-Notes.

Tho Alta operate Society will produce
"Fan,ue' this evening at the Bijou Thea
ter. on Market street. Professor and Mrs.
Martin Schultz have been interested in the
preliminary training and q very bright per-
Torrance is predicted Reserved seats may
be secured any time to-day.
The Juniors Of Berkeley have postponed
their celebration another week. so that
Junior day is announced now for Saturday,
February 18th.
The independent Old Friends viii hold
their high juks and banquet at A. o. F.
Hall this evening.
An account of the brilliant symposium Of
knights Templ8T last night appears IN an
other column
Justice Circle. N. 1oL C. 0. F., viii give
leap-yeaT party this evening at Irving
Hall
At the recent introduction to New York
society oil Miss Helen Gould. daughter Of
1lr. Jay Gould, tie debutaute was gowned
in Paris costume Of pale blue and silver
brocade, made with high CoTsage, half
sleeves and Gemj-tTain, and elaborate ~
trimmed with Euipure lace. She carried
bouquet Of American beauty roses and wore
a single diamond ornament in her hair
Miss Gould IS just p years old.
c. L. 4. 5. Ne. 10 viii celebrate their
first anniversary with a donation party this
evening at ST. Joseph's Hail. on the corner
Of Tenth and Howard streets.
Fremont ParloT, No. 80, y. D. G. w, gave
very successful lcap-year party last even
ing al irving Han 4 programme Of four
teen dances was enjoyed by nearly one hun
Gre8 and fifty couples, the ladies having COM
llete charge Of tie pleasant affair.
a iull-0reSs reception Will be given this
evening at LNul nan Uy Inc y. = IL n
M I'D
h lAt ulaudtlt eitti laluilieut gwen la>t
nlrHt 1T the Rji.u TEeater under the ans
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plces OIL tie uelpug Hanu Society, aux
ii8ry TO tile Golden Gate kindergarten
Association. was a pronounced success.
N.t.r}v was every seat in the house sold
aud SLED hv The rurcnaser If the ticket
1,,. many stood nm and many tickets we're
slff+hst were NOT represer,ted i'm tba tnea-
ter Tie audience was q brilliant one
being composed Of tie leading society
people OF The city.
Tie programme, which represented Sc.
c-ety ladies ana gentlemen, was most eX-
cpileHty rendered, and II was matter Of
FREQ rtmaTk that some Of the chaTac-
ters were rs excellent I'D their dei.neaiiouS
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and SID receive their friends Sunday Feb
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Sons or Exempt Eirenen.
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and flowers, and The sons were interchangeable
10 caring for ther many guests. The fol-
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dress. A. /. Amadgu Jr
A social dance to good music brought the
pleasant affair 10 2 happy conclusion.
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Miss Annie Goodman, Miss ally Levy,
Miss > "aepline D1UEy, MISS May kennedy,
MISS Lisa Marley. MISS May quincy, MISS
Florence Milne, Mrs, Lilly Milne, Miss
annie Riley and Ms. N. Brown.
> Birthday Party.
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