The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-26
FRATERNAL SOClALS.

Odd Fellows Hall was crowded last Friday
evening. when San francisco Council No. 7,
Young Mems Institute. gave its eighth annual
entertainment and ball. The affair was 4 most
gratifying success in point of attendance and
merit. After the entertainment fourteen dances
were enjoyed, and il was l O'clock before the
merry throng departed.
be programme presented was as follows:
Overture, Blum'S orchestra; opening remarks
President John W. Shannan; vocal solo. Mrs.
X. Luttringer; Instrumental duet, the Misses
Nj. L. aud kitre German; selections, Strath-
more quartet; ACCORDION selections, Harry
Loukes; vocal solo, w. Sweeney; fancy dane
ing, Miss Alice Martin; recitation, D. r.
O'Bren; vocal solo. a. Dostel; comic song, r.
|. Whelan.
The committees that did so much to make
rangements-T Thomas w. Burke, Nal +. Silk,
James f. Britt. w. H. Langdon, George NJ.
Kelly, Frank Grimes, j. 7. Hart, John Z.
Owens. J: Coakley, G. s. frendergast; rece1-
Euroe, James j. Brady, William j. Miller. S.
L; CoDlan, r. .. Conner. c. J. Talo, }. b. Nc
Coskey, r.. S. Simpson, E. j. Gallagher. Will
liam Hughes, r. ?. kavanaugh: floor manager.
Thomas 2. Ford; assistant floor manager j John
A. Donnelly; floor commutee-William J.
Biggy, I. J. Carberry, G; MeAqlifte, John 7.
Ryan. I. j. Cummings. NJ. NJ. Leveria, }. II.
Kelly. William ]. Harold, Fl. W. Lynch, 7. H.
Brady, Joseph j. Miller.
Golden City Lodge.
The twelfth anniversary OF Golden City
Lodge No. IS, Knights of Pythias, was most
pleasantly celebrated by the members last Fri
day evening at Washington Hall. in the Red
Mems building. The early part of the evening
was devoted to the presentation OF an interest
Ing programme, which was as follows: Over
lure. orchestra; Introductory remarks, L. c.
Levey, 2. c.; song, Miss II. Davis; recitation,
Charles NJ. Harris; song. Pythan quartet;
stereopticon views, Z. Z. Parker; song. g. J.
Lamblof, T. c.; recitation, Miss Bertha Hintze;
fancy dance. Miss Iua Wyatt; recitation
George w. Alexander; harmouica solo, Knight
l.. T. Bannon.
and every one was pleased. Several dances
were participated in aIterward. and The pleas
ant affair terminated about midnight. The eff
cient committees were as follows: Committee
of arraDgements-L. c. Levey C. H. Walforth.
n. Rose; reception commttee-L. Birk, L. +
Bannou, II. Scott. NJ. Felheimer, Dr.. A. S.
Tuchler, A. II. Giyens, Z. Bliss; floor commit
tee-G. j. Lamblot, ". Nj. Grennan, e. ].
Walsh, George thomson, g. g. LANCER, V. r.
Mars II. Schaffner; floor manager. n. Rose;
assistant floor manager, E. j. johnson.
Court Kensington High links.
Court kensingtOn No. 1904. A o. F., gave
high jInks last Monday evening at the regular
meeting hall Of the court. corner Of Twenty
fourth and Church streets. The hall which
has been recently enlarged and is well adapted
for such affairs. tastefully decorated for
the occasion with japanese lanterns and red
white and blue banners. The tables were set in
the form OF hollow square, the stage making
one of the sides.
Chief Ranger Frank ]. Powers acted as mas
ter OF ceremonies, and after few words of vel
come introduced Past Chef Ranger w. j.
Locke, who gave short address on the past.
present and future of Forestry. The entertain
ment then followed consisting OF songs iips
and Instrumental music. and 1t was lust mid
night when The jinks wound up with fancy
quadrllle in costume by some of the members
Among the principal numbers on the pro-
gramme were: Instrumental music. Bramhall
and Iichnor; peculiar remarks, Brother j. 4.
0Connor; either solo. j. Ralston; remarks
Brother j. y. Thompson of Court Star of the
west: song. @. Lynch; song and dance Messrs
Ke0gh and Mack; violin aud flute duet, Messrs.
Ford and Carroll; remarks. Brother Koppen of
Court Twin Peaks; sand jig, Brother Eugene
Mccarthy.
The affair was pronounced a grand success