The morning call., 1893-08-21

tute an interesting entertainment will be given
| this evening at Metropolitan Hall In aid of The
! Midwinter Fair.
The ladies of the First Christian Church are
| busliy engaged IN making preparations for an
| entertainment to be given at their Twelfth
| street quarters next Tuesday evening. The oc-
| casIon will be the Introduction OF a novel
feature in the social line which promises to be
| decidedly amusing, entitled "a Day at the Old
! Farm" The ladies' win be atttred in old-fash-
| toned calico dresses ga la erin oline," with i'm
menSe sunbonnets OF Puritan design, while
The gentlemen Will as near as possible represent
| the down East farmer In ralments OF ''hay-
seed design" The stage will represent hay
| loft, Ornamented with wheat-staIks, hencoops
and all he rustic paraphernaha appropriate TO
the occasion. A wel-selected literary and
musical programme has been arranged.
a lecture on etiquette" will be delivered to-
morrow night at the WOmen's Educational and
Industrial Union, 324 Sutter street.
Inc Elntracht Turn Section will give an en-
tertalnment at its hall tomorrow night in honor
OF the prize class who attended the Bunder
funniest in Milwaukee and won some of the
pest prizes. u. Ungerman won The first prize
In everything.
Oliyet Y. P. S. c. E. will give an entertain
ment tomorrow night at the church oil Missis-
slppi street, near Napa. Potrero.
Ortnda Parlor NO. sc. Native Daughters of
tne Golden West, Will give lis third anniversary
ball tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall.
Yosemite Circle No. 107, Companions of The
Forest, Will hold Its monthly entertainment at
ing
fyanhoe Circle, Companions of The Forest.
Will give its first anniversary entertainm MT
ana pail at Washington Hall next Wednesday
evening.
Excelsior Circle No .. COMPANIONS of the
Forest, VIII give an apron -anG-necktie party at
81 so OFarrell street next Thursday evening.
GRO Fino Patlor Nc. g. Native Daughters of
the Golden West, viii give dance at Foresters'
Hall next Thursday evening.
Mrs Rennell Phillips and Miss Mae Evans.
VINO VIII soon start on a pedestrian tour to
Chicago, have been rendered a farewell bail.
which Will be held at Union-square Hall next
Thursday evening
The Luther Bund of st. Marks Church will
give AN entertainment next Friday evening.
Inc ladies' OF Howard Presbyterian Church
VIII serve hot luncheon IN the chapel adjoin-
ing Inc church next Friday from L A. NJ. to
1870 P. NJ
The second complimentary concert under the
direction of Alfred Wilke will be given naxL
FRIDAY evening IN the California-street Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church, corner California and
Broderlck streets. Mr.. Wtlke Will be assisted
by Mrs. A. f. Mum, Miss Bertha Blanchard
and Mrs. W. I. Mclean. vocaIists; H. Larsen.
yiolinist; M. Earl, fautist, and Professor
Strauss, pianist. These concerts are part of a
plan OF the church 10 provide high class enter
tanments for The community in which it is
located. Admission free.
The pupils OF Fldgg's dancing academy will
give thelr eighth party next Friday evening
Arrangements have been made by the Oak
land Tennis Club to give splendid exhibition
| of tennis by some of the best PLAYERS on the
coast, 10 take place Saturday afternoon, Aupnst
20 Among the players Will be C. d. Bates Jr,
Thomas Drlscol. Samuel and Sumner Hardy,
best players OF the California Club will also
take part. Joseph DAILY will give an exhibition.
ne complete programme Will be given out
later In the week.
BOrromean Council No. 129, Young Mems In
Stltute. VIII hold an omen meeting at Mission
opera II IL next Monday evening. There VIII
be an address aud several musical and literary
numbers.
The First Regiment. uniform rank, and Cali.
Iornla brigade, knights of PythiaS, VIII give
their hfteenth annual picnic at Trestle Glen,
Oakland, 0D Wednesday, August 30 followed
by bali III the evening.
oriental Lodge No. 90 Order of the Golden
Shore, Will give an entertainment at Social
Hall. 102 O'Farrell street, on FRIDAY evening.
September l, as q benefit to F. c. Plise a Young
VloHnist The programme VIII be very inter
eSting.
Alfred Wilkie will give his first ballad con.
cry Hall, 625 Sutter street. on Friday evening
September l. An excellent programme is peing
pIet AIRED.
Adoiph Bauer will give a Wagner concert at
tue 1iVol Opera-house on Friday afternoon,
September L. The programme will be inter
preted by an orchestra of sxty-eight musicians
Mrs. Maud Berry Fisher has been specially
engaged as sololSt and will sing "Farlate
q Amore" from Faust" with full orchestral
accompaniment
The Saturday Popular COnctrts will be re-
Sumed Dy Mrs. C2rmchaelCarr and Sgmund
BeeI early In September at Golden Gate Com
mandery dall on Suffer street. The novetl $
at the hrst concert will be quintet by SindIng
the new Norwegian composer and a string
quartet by Schumann.
Under the auspices of the San Francisco
LABOR council labor-day celebration ana ball
VIII be given at the Mechanics Pavilion on the
afternoon and evening of September f.
Ihe Aldine Club will mold IT'S anniversary
DaIi at Union-square Hall on September 49,
The Spanish Benevolent Society will give a
masquerade ball on Saturday evening, October