The morning call., 1893-08-07
<FRATERNAL SOCIALS.

FkAiEKNAL SO(lALS.
Odd Fellows Hall was the scene last Thurs
day evening of q grand ball given by the tribes
In San Francisco In honor OF the Great Council
OF California Of the Improved Order of Red
Men. The hall was most attractively decorated
and the attendance was very large and select.
A programme of twenty dances prolonged the
pleasant affair until 1 O'Clock, when all retired
to their homes.
Th~ committees were as follows: Floor d.
rector, j. I. Sharp; assistant floor directress,
Miss f.. Edwards; floor commllee-Sister
Brother Schou. Brother Boyes. Brother
teeManaa os' T nSe No. genera Br S1s
Perkins: Fuller: Chase; Mian,onomah No.
nachee No. 10. Brothers Bowen, Neeb,
Carrel; Pocahontas No. IL, Brother Harde |;
SotoyOme No. ~, Brothers Josseyn, jacobson,
,ana tans"aa Mnnoc No R,n1nara C 1as
tadr. Burgman. Lewis; Wianemucca No. 81,
Brothers Hagen. Sheldon Tilton; Osceola No.
II. Brothers Williams, Sharp, Hall; White
Johnson; Pocahentas Council No. 8. Sisters
Pinkbam, McMahon, La Fevre; Aliarata Coun-
Gil no. 10, Sisters Edwards, Gutstadt, Wey-
mouth.
Young Mems Institute.
San Francisco Council No. 7, Young Mems
Institute, held its regular quarterly social in
honor of The newly installed officials In Wash
ington Hall Tuesday evening, The programme
was very well received and comprised the fol-
lowing selections: Opening address, President
NJ. L. SILK f; vocal solo, Miss Nj. Michigan; fancy
dancing. Misses l.. and E. Brady; comic recita-
ton, ID. o. Brien; vocal solo, Miss X Kennedy
comic recitation, William Langdon. At the
conclusion dancing was continued until mid.
night. The following comprised The COMMITTEES:
John w. Shanahan, George Nj. Kelly, John A.
DOnnelly and John Z. Hart.
Foresters' Entertainment.
Court Fair Oaks No. 1922, OF the Ancient
Order OF Foresters OF America, entertained Its
numerous friends at Noe Valley Hall on Tues
day evening with programme that was not
only meritorious but well appreciated, and
although the hall was Overcrowded the dancing
was KEEP; up until IL O'clock. The following
numbers were given: Overture "Semira-
mide"; overture. piano, by Misses Hattie Gold
ner and Hattie Rosenthal; c0ntralto solo, Miss
Lena Cramer; recitation. Miss juliet Samues /;
mandolin ana guitar duet, Messrs. Spencer and
Levy; remarks. Charles Meyer; musical
sketch. entitled. "GoIdner's Country Band"
introducing LiZette HOsKIus, aged years.
In songs and selections upon the auto
scriptiye song and chorus by A. G..
Goldner and brass band of ten pieces;
ballad, Mis-, Emma samuels; trio (banjos)
tenor solo, True Fill DEATH" Mr.. Miller;
recitation, the elmer" Miss Nina Young;
baryrOne solos, "Recompense" and "a BANDITS
Lille" Charles Peyser; plano solo. Miss
Torrance was the playing Of Miss LZete
HoskinS, daughter of Gabriel Hoskins, band
master OF Keno, Nevada, oil whose native tai
emf, many prelentious musicians could well be
proud
Evening Star Circle.
Evening Star Circle, Companions of the
Forest, held an enter tainment at their Hall on
ca,
tendance OF visiting friends, aud to judge by
the pleasant looks ana smiles OF the audience
everybody enjoyed themselves immensely.
DIR. Wilcox made few opening remarks,
which was followed by a remarkably clever
essay by Miss Wilcox. Quite number of
evening. Among them were: Miss Wainwright
and Miss May flaming and Mrs. LtZeous.
MIR. Sheppard raised many laugh. Mr.. Mas
setl's rendering OF The solo. molly, OBJ" with
piano accompaniment, was superb, and Mr.
Campbell. the Irish female imperSonater, was
warmly received.
Court Bournemouth.
Court Bournemouth No. 1904, Ancient Order
of Foresters. celebrated its third anniversary
last Monday evening by giving an entertain
ment at Metropolitan Hall. The programme
wa one of unusual excellence and was greatly
enjoyed by the many IN attendance.
The selections presented were as follows:
Piano SOLO, Overture Tampa" (Heroldl: Mrs.
Beaver; coniraljo solo, Welcome Pretty
Primrose" (PinsutD Mrs. James Rad
den; recitation. .'How He Saved st.
Mlehasl's'' (s.ansbury). W. G. Maddox;
ballad. Bring Back Ny Fisher-Boy" (Skelly).
o. I. Jackson; guitar trio, ManZanlllo (Robyn),
Alex johnson and daughters Mabel ana An
batta; vocal solo, Hearts" (Harris) Miss
Theresa jackson; selection, (o) waltz. La
Estrella," first time tJohnson), % Nahant
March (Thomas). La Estrea Mandolin Club
recitation, The Royal Princess" (RosettD.
Miss Kate J. Grasses; vocal solo, Bel Raggio
Susinghler' (RossinD, Miss Ida Nj. Disard: adj
dress, ID. II. e. r. Joseph 5. Francis; Orches-
trail selection, Dawn TO Twilight (BennetD
Godair family; recitation, "Ben Hur's Chariot
Race" (Walace), c. Henry Tinsley; bass solo,
Thy Sentinel Am ]" Professor u. A. Coleman
Palo Alto Lodge.
The members of PalO Alto Lode No. 1914.
Knights aud Ladies of Honor. gave a fancy
fan party last Monday evening at Social Hail..
1O2 O'Farrell street Quite number Of MEM
bers and their friends were present, and en-
joyed dancing until midnight. The distribu.
tion of pretty fans was d pleasant feature Of
the delightful affair."
The efficient committees were as follows:
Reception cOmrattee-Mrs. T. b. Key, Miss
Addie Doyle and Miss Tessie Sicily; floor
manager. DIR. T. b. Key; floor committee-B
V. Chrlstinet, L. n. Templelon Jr. and j.. j.
Young