The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-20

magnificent basket of choice eXolics. After
the ceremonies an enjoyable programme
was presented, which was rendered by Pro-
fessor Bell, Miss Hattie Whitesides, Miss
NalleIS, Mr. Conrad Arbuckle. Daisy May
Cressy, Miss Pearl Noble, Miss Went
worth and Miss Wright. Refreshments
were served in the banquet hall and dane
lug was enjoyed until midnight, with Mr..
,. j. Tully at the piano.
Jinks and Banquet.
Keystone Lodge No. 2lO7, X. of d.. gave
very enjoyable jiuks. followed by sumptu-
GUS banquet, last Thursday evening in their
hall in the Alcazar building. Signor Mon
greeny performed many very clever slight
of hand tricks; Mr.. George Reynolds sung
comic songs; Messrs. Knight and Schultz
OF Inc Ilvoh (by kind permission OF the
hrellnR Br0s.) rendered some charming bal
lads, and Mr.. John G. Ruddock gave an
amusing recitation. The banquet was a
most enjoyable affair, at which speeches
were made by J. w. ROurke. G. w. Decker.
nj. Curry, c. II. Holeombe and W. r. St0ner,
which were interspersed with songs, recita-
lions and music until the wee sma' hours,
and every one pronounced the entertain
ment glorious success
Social Parties.
The Pacific Dancing Clubs bon-bon
party, which took place in Santa Rosa Hall
last Friday evening, was well attended and
passed off in most pleasant manner. Mr..
w. r. Nelson and Miss Marcie Zahn led the
grand march. The bon-bon march. which
took place at 10 80 o'clock, was led by Mr..
Il. F. Flag and Miss Handy The COS
tunes Of both ladies were very becoming
and elegant Mr. e. f. Elagg in his usual
pleasant and agreeable manner acted as
floor director and had very efficient as
sistant in w. Il. Nelson. Messrs. II. Kas-
singer. a. G. NaRel, K. Trautner, Charles
McMenOmey, \. {. wilkins. q. HeriOt and
u. A. Irautner acted on the committee.
The Robin Circle party. which was given
in Union-square Hall last Tuesday even
Ing, was great success and the committee
were highly complimented on the complete
ness of the arrangements made for the
comfort and enjoyment of the guests. Mr..
b. jacobsen was the floor manager.
Coming Events.
Miss Alvina NJ. Heuer deserves well of
her country. She has arrived at the top
rung of local social and artistic circles, and
the testimonial concert to he given her on
Friday evening next in Odd Fellows Hall
should prove bonanza to the fair bene-
fciare. Many of our leading citizens are
interesting themselves in the affair. and
are determined to give Miss Heuer such
Sendotf as will encourage her in the more
important work she will enter into in the
pliuClDdl hiL NCnLtlS VI lIlO NOl lu AlSS
Heuer is native daughter, and one of the
best pupils Mime ROsewald has ever had
under her care. A capital programme will
be presented. and Mss HeueT will be sup
ported by the best talent in the city, includ-
Ing Mrs. Ii. J. Stewart, Mrs. j. Madden,
Mr. Rosewald, Donald de V. Graham, DIR.
Arthur Regen burger, f. Nj. COtfiu, Sgnor
+. Dellepiane. Mr.. II. j. Stewart and many
other stars of the professional armament.
Triumph lodge No. $50. A. o. I. W., viii
hold its regular quarterly social entertain
ment and dance tomorrow evening at
o'clock sharp in Friendship Hall, Odd
Fellows building.
An entertainment and dance will be given
by Professor Charles F. Graeber's Banjo
Club in Union Square Hall, on Saturday
evening April /.
The CeTcle Francois Will give calico ball
on the 18th of April.
THE Students" VIII give an lat home"
next Thursday evening in Scottish Hall.
Enterprise Circle No. 127, companions of
the Forest, a. 0. F., Will give its first bon
bon party in Social Hail, A o. f. building
100 O'Farrell street, on Thursday evening
April 6.
Oriental Rebekah lodge No. 80. will give
a BASKET social on "Wednesday evening the
29th inst. in Prospect Hall, l. o. o. f.
building.
Company B CITY Guard). First Infantry,
will give grand military ball in their arm
DRY on Monday evening, April 3.
Owing TO the Illness of Miss Stella Do
lores Alexander, the testimonial entertain
inert which was to have been given to her
In he Metropolitan Temple last Monday
evening will not take place until Thursday
evening, March 30.
Frank G. Carpenter. the well-known
newspaper correspondent and traveller, viii
deliver Il lecture in this city on the 10th
proX. under the auspices of the Press Club.
His subject will be Great Men ! Have
Met" and will include his experiences In
different lands. Mr.. Carpenter has been
prominent for many years, first as Wash
lngton CORRESPONDENT and alteTward as
magazine writer and traveller. lie has Wis
tied almost every country IN the world, and
has probably met more great men, includ-
ing rulers ANA nsswh~rs Of rncal families
than any other man living.
The ExcelsioTs, h. and L. OF H., will
give c0Tnucopia party in Union-square
Hall on Thursday evening, April 6.
j. L. Llndstrom, deputy high chief, has
issued invitations for a grand benefit in
celebration of the eighth anniversary of
Hercules No. 7206. a. 0. +. Tie affair will
lake place on Monday evening, April TO- in
Meade Corps, W. +. C., will hold its
regular monthly social tomorrow evening
in Universal Hall. 1O2 O'Farren street
good time Is assured.
The ladies of Howard Presbyterian
Church, on Mission street. near Third, will
serve hot lunch Friday, March q. between
the hours of II and 80 O'clock.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society intend
giving a. grand spectacular entertainment
in the Grand Oprra-huuse on April 3.
A grand testimonial concert will be ten
deTed to Professors l. Sancho and J. Lom-
barder0 by their pupils at Metropolitan
Temple on Tuesday evening, April ii. 1928.
One hundred and ffiy mandOlins and ban
durrias will take part
Gleanings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrfchs. Master
Oelrchs and Miss FAIR arrived last Tuesday
evening in their special car from New York,
and will occupy their Pine-street residence
during their stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 0. Alexander have
taken a house at San Mateo, which they
will occupy during The spring and summer
seasons
Mrs. II. NJ. A. Miller has returned from
Southern California, where she has been
spending the past three months.
Mrs. II. f. Huntington and her three
daughters Will probably leave for the East
toward the end of April.
The Hotel Rafael will open for the
summer season on May /.
United States Surveyor General William
II. Pratt and wife. the Misses Pratt and
Miss Carrie Green of San Mateo left last
Wednesday for the southern part Of the
State.
Miss Florence Field has returned from
years visit to her aunt in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Her beauty and charming personality made
her great society favorite, and her many
friends in the East were as reluctant TO part
with her as her old friends at home are glad
to get her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beauchamp nf To-
ronto, Canada, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Murhead of this city, leave for
home on Wednesday.
DIR. +. Steven Cook has been summoned
to the bedside of his father, the Hou. j. ID.
Cook, who was suddenly stricken with
epilepsy in the Legislative chambers at
Phoenix. AriZ.
Mrs. johnson has given up her house in
this city and is now living with her son,
Mr.. Frank 5. johnson, in San Rafael
Mrs. Z. i. Campbell IL at Dir. Avery's
private sanitarium in San Jose, con valesclng
slowly from three months attack of ma
Iaria a nd la prinna