The morning call., 1892-09-19

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MISS Louise Jansen they should not be al.
lowed to take part In the dances. A little firm
ness on the part of the management would soon
set this matter all right. Mf. Daniel Z. Murden
Is an energetic and experienced floor director,
and everything goes smoothly under his super.
iniendence. He was ably assisted last Tues day
evening by Messrs. II. V. Mills, Albert Roberts,
a. b. Con Jr., Robert Dennis and W. L. Swal-
low. On ibe reception committee were Leslie
Petersen, Fred Daniels, julius J. Woliers,
James w. Peoples and Frank j. Drlsco!l. The
grand march moved of al $3.50 O'Clock. led by
Mr.. Daniel K. Murden aud Miss Louise Jansen,
the daughter Of Captain Charles Jansen, First
pretty and becoming dress OF canary -eolored In-
dia siIs, cut V shape and trimmed with canary
chiffon and lace, withIsllppers to match.
Social Gatherings.
The regular monthly social OF Fair Oaks Camp
No. 10. Sons OF Veterans. was held last Monday
evening at 20 Eddy street and all present had
good time.
A very successful rainbow party was given
last Monday evening by Pacific Lodge No. 815,
knights ana Ladies or Honor, at Unon-square
Hail. There was very good attendance. and
the ladies Of the order took particular pains TO
insure good time TO all their guests.
Leo No. 4. Young Mems Catholic Union. held
high links at their hall, corner OF Tenth and
Market streets, last Thursday evening. The
banquet was attended by officers OF the Grand
Assembly OF California and other members or
the union. Appropriate speeches were made.
and an evening OF mrth and song was very much
enjoyed.
The ladies OF the Welsh Presbyterian Church
recently gave pleasant apron and necstle social
In Cambrian Hall. About 800 people were pies.
ent. The programme included plano solo by
Mrs. Watts Lloyd; recItaiions by Miss Bessie
Owens, Miss Florence Raymond aud Miss Evars
OF Nisalia; song. j. Il. Jones; vocal duet, the
Misses Pierce; song ID. ManlIwyd Jones; duet,
the Misses Armstrong; paryt0ne SOLO, ID. Lewis.
The committee IN charge OF The affair consisted
OF Mrs. Il. V. Grlfliths. Mrs. Watts Lloyd, Mrs.
mil MrS I
Watts and Mrs. Evan Lloyd.
w. II. Hutton Council No. 10. Order OF Chosen
Friends, gave very enjoyable social entertain
ment on Saturday evening at their hail. 102
O'Farrell street.
The second anniversary ball given by Blcter-
dyke Camp No 2, Daughters of Veterans, took
place last Friday evening. There was very
good attendance and most enjoyable evenings
dancing was the result.
Through the united efforts of the few ladies
mentioned below thoroughly representative
audience that filled The large UniOn-square Hall
10 overlooking was, on short notice, drawn TO-
sether last Monday evening 10 listen 10
musical and literary programme OF exceptional
merit that had been prepared by Professor Bell.
gentleman who certainly enjoys a popularity
seldom attained by individuals In this city. The
Professor showed his versatility by recitiDg,
reading and singing 10 most appreclatiye
audience. and was heartily encored after each
number. DIR. I. L. Hlll. Mrs. Tully Miss
LennIe Tully and Miss Daisy May Cressy also
contributed TO the entertainment and their
singing aud playing were much enjoyed The
officers of The society are as follow: President,
professor Fred Bell; chairman, Mrs Schles-
inger: secretary, Miss Kennels Phillips; and
treasurer, Mrs. Wells: The executive COM
mittee includes Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Whitehead,
Mrs. Sloper, Mrs. Cfessy, Mrs. Tully. Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Fossetle aud Mrs.
w. &. Richardson After the entertainment
refreshments were served In the banquet hail,
and The remainder OF the evening was devoted
10 dancing, Mrs. Phillips filing Inc dual Office
oil secretary and floor manager.
The Frogs" reasserted themselves last Tues
day evening by taking hop. step aud jump al
Mission 0pera-hall, aud a capital gathering OF
so pleasantly pass a few hours Ia mild dissipa-
fion. The hali was very prettily decorated with
great number OF Chinese lanterns that shed
sofi ana pleasant light on the gay thronQ OF
walters. The affair was under very efficient
management Messrs. Martin kurtzig. John