The morning call., 1893-10-23
CO1ING EVENTS.

Through the courtesy OF General Thomas II.
Ruger, U. 5. A., the Woman's Exchange an-
nounces that 1t has secured the use of Black
Point for next Saturday afternoon and will give
a high tea there. The military band and the
II ungarian Orchestra Will be present TO clay
concert and dance music. The tickets Of ad-
mission will be 81 each. Those who wish to
attend can reach Fort Mason by the carriage
road or win be taken there free Of charge on
tugboats. which will make regular trrs from
the city 'front.' The indications are that it win
be a social success, and the ladies hope it will
be success financially also.
Mime. B. Ziska and Miss Alice Zska will re-
ceve their friends next Tuesday evening at
their res idence, 1906 Van Ness avenue.
The society young people Of the Mission have
been making preparations during the last week
for a novel entertainment en- costume, which
is TO be given this evening at Grace
M. e. Church. corner OF Twenly.hrst and Capp
Zation. Over 100 people are to aiticipate in
the affair. which is capiioned IAN Evening In
The Far Orient" arranged for the occasion by
George ii. Studley and Thomas Irwin. Among
the musical talent who have kindly volunteered
to assist are Miss Susie Hert, sopranos; Miss
Gladys May Code and Miss Celia Decker, con.
trati; Miss Sadie T0bey and the Misses Lolita
and Belle Rodgers, instrumenIalists. Among
the special features are To be grand Oriental
court professional, an exhibition Zouave fancy
bayonet drill. fire cub-swlnging 6y Harley e.:
Calvary Church and others, An orchestra OF
twenty pieces will furnish the music for the
occasion. The admission Is 70 cents.
The Western Addition Dancing Academy
will give its third party at Franklin Hall to-
Young La dies Institute No. will give an
entertainment and dance Tomorrow night at
Union square Hall.
Los Lomas Parlor No. ~, Native Daughters
or the Golden West, will give It's first annver-
sary ball at Mission Parlor Hall next Wednes-
ihe Varsovlenne Club will give party next
Wednesday evening at Social Hall. 102 O'Far-
rell street.
pound party will be given next Wednesday
evening at illlam j. OBrien's dancing acad-
emy in Scottish Hall.
The Native Sons of Vermont will give a spe-
cial entertainment and ball next Wednesday
evening al ODD Fellows Hall as a benefit to be
Vermonters' Dramatic Company. An excellent
programme will be presented, ending with the
farce, "Larkin's Love Letters"
The Golden'Ga Union Of Young Peoples
Societies OF Christian Endeav0r Will give con-
cert at Metropolitan Hall next Thursday even
Ing for the benefit OF the Christian Union Mis-
Borromean Council No. 129, Young Mems
Institute, will give an en- ertainment and dance
next Friday evening at Mission Opera Hail.
Liberty Post No. 1873, Grand Army Of the
Republic, will give It's seventh anniversary en-
tertainment and dance al Unlon-sQuare Hall
next Friday evening.
The Entire Nous CotilIon will give its first
ball OF this season III the Maple-room at the
Palace Hotel. 1t will be very select affair,
and is looked forward to with much interest by
the members.
Tie juveniles attending the Misses Shean's
dancing academy will give an exhibition at
Franklin Hall next Saturday evening.
The Comrades will give their ninth party at
B'nai BriIh Hall next Saturday evening.
The Danish Society DaDnebrog will give a
party next Saturday evening at Unon-square
Hall.
The Mi dwipters OF Russian Hill will give
party next Sunday evening at their hall, 927
Pacific street.
The pupils NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Loves dancing
academy, 507 Suffer street, Will give party
next Friday evening.
Alta Parlor Nos, Native Daughters OF the
q olden West. will entertain its friends next
Saturday evening in the Native Sons Hall.
Pioneer building.
The Ever Ready Circle Of Kings Daughters