The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-05-29

blonde and a most graceful dancer. Her gown
was an elegant one OF lustrOus while satin,
trimmed with gold beads and brodere Rom i
enne. The eorsage was cut round and The
boufant 81 ewes extended to The elbows Her
bouquet was OF Jacqueminot roses. One special
feature OF the party was Blums new waltz.
which was composed for the club, called "N hen
Shall See My Sweetheart Agatn?' The dane
Ing was kent Up until o'clock, when all re-
tired. after having passed the evening pleas
antlv.
The committees were as follows: Arrange
ments-J. Gensler. q. c. Walcom, r. j.
Power T. Tedt; floor manager. j. HunIsman
reception-A. l.. Hemmenway, G. Moss, w. w /.
Moore, r. b. Stevenson.
The AIohas.
The Alobas gave May dance last Friday
evening in Union-square Hall. which was at.
tended by over 100 couples. j. A. Klein led
the grand march with Miss NJ. S. Campo, who
wore pretty gown OF pink silk. trimmed with
white lace. Sixteen dances were enjoved and
the party terminated pleasantly midnight
The committees were as follows: Committee
OF ariang ments-F. Fisher, II. Thorn w ohr-
den. II. J. COrdes; reception commit ee-H. j.
Cordes, c. OttaD. e. J. Muller, q. T. Albert;
floor manager, j. A. Klein; assistant floor
manager. j. Kohlmoos; floor committee-F. J.
Albert, D. Reiiman, h. Thorn ohrden, P.
Butt, L. E. Albert.
The Newspaper-Carri Union.
The San Francisco Newspaper-carriers Pro-
tective Union gave its seventh anniversary en-
tertalnment and ball last Thursday evening in
Union-square Hall. There were fully 400 peo.
pie assembled there TO enjoy the excellent en-
tertaiament, which was as follows:
Overture, "Uncle Eph's Wedding q. B.
Lamp; Thetis Minstrel Company-I
locuior. Jimmy Peoples; bones. Leslie Peter
sen and Jim Clark; tambos, Clyde West ana
Lew Allen; grand opening, Introduction of the
"FOnr Jolly Tars." Peier-en, West, Allen and
Clark; overture (Ehrman); "After the Ball."
Martin Flnberg: original comic song. Clyde
West; Little Darling, Dream of Me-" Billy
Morton; Hes Waiting Yet" Leslie Petersen :
kiss Me Good Aieht.' Eddie Feisel; "AlI
the Comforts of Home" Lew Allcn; Down
by the Riverside | : raw" John F. Murphy
Not the Only One" Jim Clark; grand finale,
Salvation Army" Second part-Violin solo,
Master Emil Shoenwald, accompanied by a.
flageman; speciaiies by cur comedian, Charles
Darlington; vocal solo. Miss LeOnore Sboen-
valid, accompanied by II. Plageman; Ombnne
solo. Just a 1rif1e'' ca. E. HarrIs) performed
by T. f. Ebrman; Chinese impersouator, Leslie
Petersen; Instrumental selections, Columbian
Quartet-C. c. Henke cornet, W. E. Sharp
e0rnet, George Ehrman Jr. at-horn, L. f. Ehr-
man euphenium.
Aflerward there were twelve dances, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Beran led the grand NJ rch.
The committees were as follows: Arrange
ment commttee-George Ehrman Jr., j. j.
Beran, j. Peoples, j. NJ. Martin, George Dunno
floor manager, Join j. Beran; floor commit
tee-T. I. Ehiman, E. Sober, o. Fairfield, NJ.
Mordecai; reception eOmmittee-J. NJ. Martin,
George Dunno.
The Pacific Dancing Club.
The fancy-dress and domino party given by
the Pncfc Dancing Club in Santa Rosa Hall
on last Friday evening was a decided
success Walter Truett, who was alfred
as a ranchere, led the grand march. aceompan-
led BY Miss Maude Pldmondore, WHO wore a
becoming costume OF white silk. Miss Belle
Ros- created a most favorable Impression In Il
costume representing The MORNING CALL,
and FIR nix q. Kenny was awarded the palm for
the best-sustaned character by appearing as a
Flagg acted as floor manager. and was ably
assisted by John Slater, f. S. Rogers Charles
McN money, X. II. Jnnkans, Fl. Kassinger, II.
Heriot and O. Napel