The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-05
The SOCIAL WORLD.
Oakland Musicians Assist the
Calvary Club.
The Getz Surprise Party-Beulah Club Enter
tainment-The Keene Reproductions
pany D Ball = Briefsts.

Van Ness avenue, this evening
The Beulah Club entertained large num-
Der of friends at Mission Music Hall. After
an overture Mr.. James FL. p. Mason and
Miss Marguerite Morrow sang duet; Mr..
Atkinson rendered a bass solo; Miss Louise
Jackson and Mr.. j. II. Beckett recited.
Dancing under the direction of DR.. John
Townsend terminated the pleasant affair.
Deutscher Frauen Understandings Ferein
Rother Kreuz will hold their masquerade
ball at San Francisco Turn Hall, Turk
street, this evening.
The last ball of the season at Stock ton
was brilliant affair. Among the guests of
the Gazette Club were: Captain w. L.
Dougherty. u. ). A, of this city. Miss Ella
Deming. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis. Mr.
George B. Sperry. Mrs. ii. c. Smith. Frank
West Miss Evelyn Sperry, Theodore Y Ogel-
sang, Miss lie Count, Mr.. Horace Sperry,
Miss Bertha Simps on, and many others
well known here.
Court Paramount No. 1891. 4. O. F., will
give leap-year ball this evening at Rolan-
dos Hall, corner of Twenty-eighth and
Church streets.
On Friday evening last Miss Rena Craw-
ford, young daughter of Mr.. George b.
Crawford of 16 Thirteenth street, was the
recipient Of a very pleasant SURPRISE on the
occasion of her fourteenth birthday ami
yersary.
The Fremont Club will give ball at B'nai
Birth Hall this evening.
Amity Rebekah Lodge No. 461. l. o. o.
F., gave another of her most charming So
Gals on Saturday evening. The programme
was all rendered by masters and misses and
showed considerable talent
A dramatic entertainment and ball will
be given by the Swedish Society az Odd
Fellows Hall this evening.
A Serenade and surprise party were re-
Gently rendered to Mr. and Mrs. II. Nathan
OF Salinas by the enterprise Brass Band. at
the residence Of Mrs. Nathans sister, Mrs.
VI. r. Coleman. Isl Sixteenth street. The
house was handsomely. decorated. Games
and dancing were the principal events of
the evening.
The Independent Old Friends will bold
social reunion and clam chowder tomorrow
al the Hotel SauSalit0.
A pleasant party was given last Wednes-
day evening. celebrating Mr.. q. b. Oker-
lunds twenty-frst birthday anniversary. at
his home II Auburn street.
Company ID, Third Infantry Regiment.
Second Brigade, \. G. c.. Captain William
n. Sullivan commanding. held its second
ball last evening at B'naI Birth Hall.
Lieutenant j. L. Murphy directed the floor,
assisted 10y Sergeant J. Conlon and others.
There was very large attendance, and the
only regret was that tie hall would not
accommodate more people.
Ihe Misses keene, daughter of Major
and Mrs. {. Z. keene, gave very pleasant
reception on thursday evening at their res
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guests were entertained with dancing, music
aud supper. Musical selections were rem
dered by Professor E. j. Appeby. Miss r.
Lyons, MessrS. Smith, Jewell. Fabian. A.
Lyons, Mr. Goldstone aud Others
The "Dairymaids' Convention, repeated
last night at Simpson Memorial NJ. E.
Church parors, was even greater success
Than the first occasion. Major Maybers's
young laqles IN the broom-drlll competed
strengously with the dairymaids for the
favor OF the large aSsemblage
Nr. and Mrs. ". ID. Gould of Los An
geies entertained DR.. r. Ii. Mcdonald ana
tie Misses Mcdonald OF this city at dinner
on Monday evening.
The Calvary Club Concert.
About five hundred people enjoyed the
concert given by the First Congregational
Sabbath-school Orchestra Of Oakland IN
der the auspices of the Calvary Club.
The object OF the concert was TO raise
funds fer carrying out the intentions of the
Calvary Club, which has established snug
quarters in one of tie large parlors OF Cal
vary Church for the accommodation of
members. There are now about fifty on the
rolls and they are enabled to enjoy reading
and other advantages through the club.
AT present there is only the nucleus of a
library.
Over forty pieces compose the orchestra,
which. under the direction Of Mr. Alex
ander T. Stewart, rendered some much
with other numbers, including: Violin solo,
'Ba!lade and Polonaise" Vierxtemp,), Mr..
Charles l.. Parcels; duo for comets, " /
Would That My Love" (Mendels sohn), Miss
Lulu Wood and Mr.. Charles Z Cushing.
with orchestra; Summer Night ,Thomas),
80 Happy Day." Mrs. Edith Blunt; cello
solo. Nocturne tGottermann), Mr. r. E.
1arndley; vocal solo, ''Nita Gitana" de
koveD), The Mountebank." Mr.. j. +.
Fleming
The orchestra was held TO be particu-
larry well balanced one and as showing ex-
celent training. Miss Bessie katZenbacn
and Professor Gustav &. Scott. were the ac-
COmpanlsts.
entertaining club of a series of stereopticoG
lectures on entirely new lines, to be given
on the 18th and 18th of March and the 1st
and 5Lh Of April respectively.
Party Devisadero Street.
Last Tuesday, on March the 1st the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Getz, on Devisa-
dero street, was taken possession of by
their numerous friends and relatives, who,
loaded down with an exceilently arranged
bill Of fare, gave this surprise in honor of
the marriage anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs.
GriZ. The programme gotten up for the
occasion was so we'll planned that the even
Ing was delightfully."- spent by all parties
present. Music, Rotations and dancing
were INDUCED in until interrupted by an
invitation to partake OF the sumptuous re-
freshments literally provided by the guests.
Society Personals.
Mrs. L. b. Coleman and Miss Lena Blan-
ding arrived at Del Coronado on Wednes-
day last for a short stay.
Mir. ". S. McMurty Jr. of the Pacific
L MON Club is visiting Stockton u.
MIR. and Mrs Louis A. Philips have gone
10 Southern California on months visit.
Mrs William Allen of Oakland will lie ave
about tbs 10Th inst. on visit TO England,
accompanied by Master Stanley Allen and
Mi ss Katie Allen, who will probably remain
there to complete their education.
ATs. James Phelan and Miss Phelan
sailed for Japan yesterday on the Mariposa
MISS Phelan has been IN poor health all the
winter.
Mayor Comstock of Sacramento vas in
town yesterday.
Mr. J. Il. Randol of New AImaden has
resigned his position and will 20 abroad for
several months.
MI w: w. Westbay, cashier of the MERGED
Savings Bank. accompanied by Mrs West
bay. Is visiting friends in this city.
Mr L.. Lion, one of the oldest residents of
san Jose, Is spending few days In this
Mrs. M. j. OCennor of San. Rafael, Mrs.
Henley Smith and Miss McKinstry.
dtughter of Judge E. W. MeKlnstry, are in
Rome.
Mrs. Trevesant Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Somavla of San Jose.
Mrs. l.. G. Louderback, Miss Ida Pierce
and Miss Hattie Nobman have returned
from San Jose. They spent couple of
weeks most enjoyably in the Garden City.
and Miss Pierce. returned with them TO re-
main In Alameda for few weeks.
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