The morning call., 1893-02-27

Coming Events.
The Unity Social Club is making extern.
sive preparations for its fifteenth ANNA
Purim prize masquerade ball, to be given al
Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening
March q
Robin Hood Circle No. So. G. o. F., form.
erly Alcatraz Circle, will hold its second an
niversary ball and bon bon party in Union.
square Hall on Tuesday evening, March IL
The Scandinavian Society will give 9
grand dramatic entertainment and ball In
celebration of its thirty fourth anniver-
sary in Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening,
March 4.
The Amateur Symphony Orchestra will
give concert in aid Of the library fund Ia
Metropolitan Temple ON Tuesday evening
March Z. The famous Sig. S. Martinez will
be the piano soloist.
Defiance Circle No. SO, C. of f., will give
domino party in Scottish Hall on Thurs
day evening, March 9.
The Oieta Club will give its third quar-
terly social in B'nai Birth Hall on Sa.ur-
day eveEing. March IS.
The Twenty-fourth Company. Bows Brig
ade, will give an entertainment at Howard
street Nj. e. Church. Friday evening, March
equipments for the company. A fine pro-
gramme has been prepared. and a good
time is assured those who attend.
The Pacific Dancing Club will give its
eighth social in Santa Rosa Hall next Fri
day evening. Besides dancing, capital
literary and musical programme will be
presented.
The Unity Social Club will give its fif-
teenth annual prize Purim masquerade ball
ext Monday evening In Odd Fellows Hall.
Home Council, Q. c. f.. will give euchre
party in Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission street.
tomorrow evening.
The Amity Rebekan Lodge No. 161, !. o.
o. f., will give musical and literary enter
tainment in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening
Nine. Goldthwaite's dancing classes will
give novelty social in Regent Hall next
Thursday evening. Grand souvenir march
at 10 O'clock.
The Excelsiors' monthly dance will take
place at Union-sauare Hall next Thursday
evening. An enjoyable time is assured.
The ladies of Howard Presbyterian
Church, Mission street. near Third. will
serve hot lunch Friday, March 8. between
the hours of II and 100.
The young ladies of the New California
street Church, California and Broderick
streets. will serve chicken dinner from 5
O'Clock TO tomorrow evening. After din
ner grand entertainment will be given.
Inclusive admission, 80 cents.
The Arlon Amateur orchestra will give
a grand concert in the Fourth Congrega-
t0nal Church on Green street, near Stock
ton. next Thursday evening
Oriental Rebekah Lodge No. 90 will give
q basket social on Wednesday evening,
March 10, in Prospect Hall, j. o. O. r.
building. Friends are cordially invited.
Nine. Emilia Tojetti, one OF San Fran
csco's famous society singers, will give
concert in the maple room in the Palace
Hotel on Thursday, March 8. Much inter-
est is being taken in the event in musical
circles.
A social will be given in Saratoga Hall
this evening.
A novel entertainment in the way Of
tissue paper party will be given in Walter
u. OBrlen's Dancing Academy in Sara
toga Hall next Monday evening, March 6.
Gleanings.
Party calls were made on last Tuesday
evening at the residence Of Mir. and Mrs.
Thomas Cluff, 1714 Vallejo street. Most of
he company present on the anniversary
celebration week previous were present,
and thoroughly enjoyed second edition of
the former delightful entertainment
April 8 is the day fixed for the next
lance OF the Monday Evening Club. 1t
will take place in the maple room Of the
Palace Hotel. and we are assured that the
LOOT VIII De properly cdnVaSeu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney M. Smith and the
Misses Helen and Ethel Smith will occupy
heir residence in San Rafael during the
coming spring and summer season.
The third party of the Informals was
held last Tuesday night at the home of
Miss Helen Schweitzer. corner Of Post and
Leavenwortn streets. The affair was great
success.
The members OF the Fortnightly Club
net last Tuesday evening at the residence
# Mrs. Louis PARROT, 1918 Franklin street.
The meeting was the best attended of the
eries
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Valentine of
london ere guests at the Palace Hotel.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. Blum. after pleas
INT visit in this city, have returned 10 their
lone in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Alfred Abbey, who has recently
etarned from Europe. will sing at Alfred
Wilkes ballad concert next Thursday
fternoon.
Miss Eva Fratinger of Milwaukee has re-
urned TO her home after pleasant sojourn
II year with her uncle. Mr.. A. NJ. Frat
niger.
Miss Mable Dorm has returned to her
lone in Chico, after pleasant visit to Miss
Kitty 0'Connor.
Miss Grace Barton Of Alameda is spend
ne the winter at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conn Of Yolo are WIS.,
ting San Francisco.
Mrs. Northrup Of Connecticut is winter
az In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayon have returned TO
heir home in Palo Alto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates have returned from
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiekersham at
'etaluma.
Dr. Lou Cool. assisted by Mrs. f. ].
Sean, Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Charles Over.
cker and Mrs. Alfred Wilke, gave violet
unch to Miss Dicka Cool on Washington's
The table appointments were
anted violets on white ground aud dec
rations of violets. The invited guests
we're: Miss May Perkins, Miss Flora Led
wick, Miss Sadie Fritch, Miss Jennie Nc
Jollum, Miss Ethel Tobin, Miss Lenora
Nerrara.
Miss Hesser will be at home on TIE sec
nd Wednesday of each month. at S2S Post
treet.
Mrs. Dutel and Mrs. G.. Fl. Dutel left for
he East last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Rosenthsl are now re-
idng at 1919 Clay street.
Doctor and Mrs. 0. +. Westphal have re-
urned from their bridal trip and are living
t 723 Bush street. They will receive on
lie first and third Thursdays In March.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Mendes entertained
be members of the 'Palo Altos with an
njoyable dance at their home on Baker
treet on the 18th inst. The hostess was
s5lStcu NY tHo IhloscS IsOSe anu JeaDueLle
1eene.
Mrs. Fl. II. Thrall. wife of DR.. Thrall, is
lowly recovering from her recent severe
lness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graham (nee SalIie
lckfield) have returned to their home in
,hlcagc, after an extended tour through the
Eastern States.
DR.. ID. Mclean entertained number OF
riends at his residence on Ellis street last
tuesday, evening, complimentary to Mr..
Paul E. Biber. who has just returned from
europe, where he has been completing his
tudies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Cousins recently cele-
rated their wooden wedding by Hospitality
large party OF their friends.
Mrs. Calvin L. Whitney and family will
ccupy the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Robinson at Redwood City during their
bsence in Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Dillon (nee
"COPPER" are occupying their residence on
sacramento street.
Doctor and Mrs. j. r. Boyson will leave
n few days on an extended trip East aud
Outh,