The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-06

the garden and enjoyed delicious repast.
After supper the guests resumed dancing in
the parlors, and did not dispeTse until an
early hour in the morning. Among those
present were Miss Nellie McChesney.
MISS Belle Chase. Miss Kitty Conroy, Miss
Elsie Kern, Miss Anne Bentham. Miss
Sarah Bentham, Miss Alma Albin, Miss
Gertie Fitzpatrick, Miss Nettie Hynes, Miss
Stella Smiley, Miss Josie Grove, Miss Ada
Bangs, Miss Hattie Barrett, Miss Nellie
Miss Madge Collie, Miss Lillian O'Neil.
Miss May Riordan. Miss J. StockmeFer.
Among the gentlemen were: Messrs. Harry
McChesney. Alamo Albin, Arthur E. Glass.
John larned, r. OConnor, Charles Woods,
Clyde Irwin, F. Beiderman. E. Sharp. W.
Hornung, Albert Whitehead, G. Vandebos.
II. Hanks, j. Johnson. E. K. Hill A. Bing-
ham, f. Donahue, J. Ludlow, f. Walsh, j.
Flynn and j. insolvency.
An Oakland Ball.
The Bible Glass, an auxiliary to the First
Hebrew Congregation OF Oakland, gave
grand ball last Thursday evening in Mill
tary Hall for the benefit of the church.
The affair was pronounced one OF the
social successes of the season. The grand
march moved at o'clock, and about 800
couples paraded around the hall. Tie
leaders of the march were Mr.. Joseph
Harriss and Miss Ester Frank, who was
very elegantly attired in pretty light-green
costume. Many social favorltes were ut
the ball. Miss Z. Greenwood attracted
considerable attention, pretty Miss Bley OF
San Francisco kept the boys very busy, and
Miss Emma Scheeline and Miss Della To-
briner had host of admirers.
The following committees are to be con-
graduated upon their able management OF
the affair: Committee of arrangements
Misses Esther Frank, Emma ScheeliDe,
Alice Tobriner, Leah Harris, Lille Marcus,
Hattie SchlessingeT, MessrS Louis Schee-
line, Harry Hoffman, Henry Calm, Maui
rice Happ; floor manager. Louis Scheeline;
floor committee-Ike Tobriner, Meyer
Cohen, Ben Letter, Meyer LlssneI. Henry
Calm; reception cOmmittee-Miss Esther
Frank, Miss Title Cohen, Maurice Happ
and Morris Snyder.
Coming Events.
Nine. Emilia Tojetti. the accomplished
soprano, will give chronological song re-
cital in the maple ball of the Palace Hotel
next Thursday evening. The concert prom
ises 20 be quite society affair. Many songs
will be heard for the first time in this city
and will include selections from Scarlatti,
Sarri. Durante, Pergolesi. Bellini, Joyeuse,
Klein, Celega, GIuck, Haydn, Mozart and
Beethoven. ranging from the year 1880 TO
the present generation. K. A. Lucehssi
will act as accompanies.
Robin Hood Circle No. So, C. of F. Of A..
formerly Acatraz Circle, will give a grand
anniversary ball and bonbon party in
Uni0n-sGuare Hall on Tuesday evening,
March IA.
The pupils of Anderson's Acadamy will
give party on Thursday evening at Sara
toga Hall
Socia, Council No. 46. 0. c. F, viii give
4 social next Thursday evening.
The twelfth anniversary ball of San Fran
cisco SchuIZen Ladies' Verein will take
place in Saratoga Hall on Saturday EVEN
ing. March %.
Young Ladies Institute No. 5 will give a
grand Easter entertainment and social on
Tuesday evening, April 4, in Union-squsre
Hall.
san Francisco Council No. 7, Young Mems
Institute, Will give complimentary and
social entertainment in Loyola Eall, Tenth
and Market streets, on Wednesday even
ing, April II. The popular officers, Messrs.
George NJ. Kelly, NJ. Z. Silk and James
Coakley, have the affair in hand, ana me
services OF a number of the best amateurs
have been secured for the occasion.
Tie symphony Orchestra OF amateurs
will repeat Its first concert, by request of
many admirers on Tuesday evening. March
7, at the Metropolitan Temple. The
orchestra is composed Of sixty members
under direction of Louis C. Knell. The
soloistS will be Miss Irma Fitch, soprano;
Mr.. q. Mcbride, basso, aud SiRnor S. Mar
tlneZ, pianist. The concert Will be in aid
of the library fund OF the orchestra, and
will be under the patronage of John Par
rott Esq, Richard NJ. Tobin, Alfred Seg-
man, Louis Sloss Jr. and other society
leaders.
The pupils of Humans branch academy
will give their regular monthly party Mon
day evening, March 6, in the hall, corner Of
Howard and Twenty-tirst STREETS.