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

looks the picture Of health and loneliness
The other participants were Messrs Arthur
Jones. Howard Scott. Charles harrington
aud William w. Brewer, all of whom ac-
quilted themselves to the evident satiSfac-
lion OF the audience. After the entertain
ment the hall was cleared for dancing, and
the company did not dispense until midnight.
The Merry Monarchs.
a very stylish gathering assembled In
Odd Fellows Hall last Friday evening in
response 10 invitations issued by the Seven
Merry Monarehs for a military party The
hall was neatly and elegantly decorated in
the national colors, and the stage was
handsomely draped with the stars and
stripes, while steamers of the same hung
from the center Of the ceiling to the ends
and sides OF the hall. During the evening
Battery E. Second Artillery Regiment, n
u. Z, gave n exhibition drill, Captain T.
). Cunningham commanding. and the men
acquitted themselves in most satisfactory
ana pleasing manner. Nh Newman COhn
and Miss Gertie Levey led the grand march,
followed by large crowd OF youthful lovers
Of the light fantastic, who all enjoyed them
selves to the utmost.
The CoIumbians.
4 very pleasant social dance was given by
the Columbians in Scottish Hall last Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
CA''A IA ~ AllS anu hldtNIis III W ulCll hDOuI
sixty couples participated. The evolutions
were carefully planned and well carried out
by the select company in line, and there
were many ladies in bright and elegant cos
tunes to enliven the scene, which was un-
usually attractive. Mr.. Frank Dodge acted
as flour manager and Dir. Clark assisted
him IN lis aTduOuS duties. The floor COM
mlttre consisted of Messrs. William Flem-
ing, Robert Cranston, NJ. J. O'Keefe, W. !.
~ Rripu T. Strpfn and II Wa1,ar I'm 4bo
reception committee were MPssrs. William
HOelcher, Joseph Mayer, DR.. McFadyen.
Theodore Kast, Il. Wickersham and II.
Hitchcock
The Lombardero Party.
On Saturday evening very merry party
assembled at Professor LON bardero's resi-
dence to celebrate the birthday of his
charming and amiaDle wife. The Rabag-
iiati orchestra rendered some very beauti
ful music, aud some delightful vocal solos
were sung by Sonora Navarrete. The fea
ture Of the evening was the extraordinary
performance by Professor LombarderO on
the bandurria. He played the lovely
Figaro" walZ splendidly, and was skill
fully accompanied by guitars. mandolin,
cello, violin and salierio. The professors
playing was greatly appreciated ard was
loudly applanded; and for an encore he
gave the Vienna March," Supper was
~ iflubtButt anu INC guests
thoroughly enjoyed the delIcacies provided
by the thoughtful hostess.
Among those present were: Professor
and Mrs. Rabaglati, Mr.. and Mrs.
Navarrete, Mr., and Mrs. Bracamonte, Mrs.
Y. Arriola, Miss V. Arriola, Mr.. Carlos
Rabaglia., Mr.. Marin. Mr.. F. Carmona,
Mr.. l. AlaTcon and Professor and Mrs.
Lombardero.
Seven Pines Circle.
AT the recent installation Of officers of
Seven Pines Circle for the ensuing year.
which took place in the Foresters' building.
1O2 O'Farrell street, Mrs. Addie S. Ballou
pledged the support of the members to the
newly Installed president. Mrs. Jenette
Harvey, and presented beautiful golden
badge of tie order to the retiring president.
Mrs. Belinda Bailey. The compliment was
acknowledged by the recipient in a neatsnd
appropriate address. The valuable services