The morning call., 1893-11-13
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin BonDell will give re-
ception at their residence, 1909 Cough street
this evening, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
G. Bonnell
Mrs. Clark W. Croker has issued invitations
for fancydfess ball, which she will give a
her residence on Suffer street, on THURSDAY
evening, November 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Murphy and Miss
Murphy are occupying their residence, 1878
California street, after passing the season In
San Rafael, and have issued invitations for
tea next Saturday, from until o'clock, ant
a dance from 8 until IL o'clock.
new CLUB OF young ladies has been formed
for the entertainment of their friends during
the coming winter They will meet every three
bers, and will enjoy musicales. card partie:
and dances. The first affair will b. progress
i've euchre party, TO be given at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Bryan, next Tuesday
evening. The members of the club are Mrs.
w. V. Bryan, Mrs. John Bradbury, Miss
McLaine, Miss Stump. Miss Taylor, Miss Den
igan, Miss Behlow ana Miss Smith.
The members Of the CODcOrdia Climb are ar
ranging TO have a high jnks at the club OIL
Saturday evening, December 2.
The res idepce of the late Dr. Samuel Merritt
on jackson street. in Oakland, will be The scene
OF two interesting entertainments next Friday
aud Saturday evenings for the benefit or TIT
Free Kindergarten and the Chidren's Hospita
OF Oakland. Mrs. Benjamin Morgan, Mrs. Rob
ert Watt and number of other prominent
| ladies OF Oakland and Berkeley have the affai
IN charge. The Columbian Exposition build
ings will be reproduced in minia ure. Mid
way Plaisance will be established, and all o
the characters will be assumed by welknowr
society people. Mrs. f. M. Smith has donated
all of the flowers and foliage for decorating
and Miss Lou Wall VIII do the designing. The
house and grounds will be lighted by cleo
| trcity. A large attendance and financial
! success are assured in advance.
| The Harmonic Club will give its opening bal
on Saturday evening, November 20, at its club
rooms.
The Silver Leaf Club will give a party at So
cial Hall. 102 O'Fariell street, this evening.
| Owing to the illness OF Rev. Robert Macken
| Zie the lecture for the benefit OF the Doctors
| Daughters has been postponed to TUESDAY
| evening. November a.
The pupils of the Western Addition Dancing
| Academy will give their fourth party at Frank
| lin Hall tomorrow night.
| The Mission Choral Union. comprising fifty
| OF the best voices OF the southern part of the
| city, under the enthusiastic leadership OF O. Nj.
| L. Parker, VIII lnauguraIe its second season
| with a concert OF selections from the best
works of the lae Charles Gounod. the eminen
| French composer, in which they will have th'
assiS rance of some OF the best solo talent OF thu
| city. both vocal and Instrumental. The concer
| will be held in Trinity Presbyterian Church
corner Capp and Twenty-third streets, Oh
| Tuesday evening November IA.
| Pacific Division No. 3 and Unity Division
| No. Is. Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias, viii
give military ball tomorrow night at Union
| square Hall.
| Walter G. OBrien will give perfume party
| at Saratoga Hall tomorrow night. Invitations
| are limited.
The County Monaghan Social and Benevolen
! Club Will give It's regular quarterly party
| tomorrow night at Academy Hall, 927 Mission
| street.
| The pupils of Irvine's dancing classes will
give souvenir party next Wednesday evenin.
| at Academy Hall. 927 Mission street.
| The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No. &c
! Will give high tea at the residence of Judge
| Cooney, 422 Fell street. next Wednesday, from
8 until 10 O'Clock. Tickets are 81 each. Tht
| patr0neSSeS are Mrs. NJ. ID. Nolan, Mrs. PhilIl
Fay. Miss Alice Bailey, Miss Hussey and Mis-
| Moran.
The Nos Ostros Club will give ball mex
"Wednesday evening at Maple Hail. Palace
Hotel.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the FRS
Presbyterian Church are 10 give an entertain
ment In the shape of a columbian tea" il
the parlors Of their church on Van Ness ave
! nue. next Thursday evening. 1t is for the ben
eft OF the lunchroom of the Young Women
| Christian Association and ought to be well pat
| rOniZed as it is most worthy charity.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Phil X. Gordon and Mr.. an,
Mrs. George +. Perkins will give their frs
post nuptal reception next Friday evening a
the residence of n. X. MaSten, 2218 Clay street
Excelsior Circle, Companions of the FOresi
Will give an entertainment and ball al Scottish
Hall next Thursday evening.
Kensington Circle, No. 113. Companions o
| the Forest, VIII give Mikado entertainment
and dance next Thursday evening at 8 hall
corner OF TwenIy-fourtb and Church streets.
The Sunset social Club will give dance
| every Thursday evening at Golden West Hail
| Only members viii! be admitted. NJ L. Levy /
| president of the club.
Tie Signal Corps, Second Brigade, N. G. C.
will give ball at Golden Gate Hall on Friday
| evening. November II.
The Ladies' Central Committee of Helpers con
nected with the Twentieth-street Branch Youn,
Mems Christian Association, will give a chfy
| santhemum tea at the branch next Frida,
afternoon and evening. Special music will b.
| given. Ii gives promise OF being most pleas
ant affair.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will hold it
annual donation party next Friday evening a
| ST. Charles Hall, corner or Eighteenth ant
| Shotwell streets. An excellent programme
will be presented.
Friday evening at Simpson Memorial ChurcI
| on "Sights and Insights ID the White City au(
| The Midway Plaisance." 1t will be illustrated
| by $50 pictures.
Pacific Parlor No. 10, Native Sons OF th
Golden West. will hold its twelfth an niversar
| party at Odd Fellows Hall next Friday eve ming
The Mizpah Club Will give an ''apr0n tea" a
| the New Jerusalem Church on O'Farren street
near Webster, Dext Saturday afternoon in ale
| OF the charity fund Of tile club. A musical pro
| gramme will be presented by Mrs. j. Nj. Pierce
| Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. L. Z. Woodward Mrs
]. b. Brown, Miss Avina Heuer, Miss NJ. L
| Elliott Miss Ada E. Weigel, Mortimer Davis
| Donald de V. Graham and Louis Heine.
| The Danish Ladies' Relief Society win Civ,
| an entertainment and bail at Saratoga Hal
| next Saturday evening.
The Vikings will give a bon-bon party a
| Union square Hall next Saturday evening.
| Some ladies prominent in society circles are
| arranging for complimentary concert tC
| Chevalier de Kontski in Union squire Hall oil
| the 20Ih inst. The chevalier will give recita
| before the literary association of Sacramento
| tomorrow evening
William FL. Keith. the young BARITONE, who
! has been studying music for several years IL
| Europe. will make his debut here in concert or
| Tuesday evening, November 81. This will bt
| Mr.. Kelth's only appearance in public here, az
| he Will return 10 Paris 10 continue his studle
| soon after the concert. The concert Is given a
the request OF his many friends, who ar,
anxious to hear him before his departure, ant
large audience is assured.
California Lodge No. 1913. Independent Orde
Hall on Tuesday evening. November 81.
The n. 5. l.. X. 10 will give its third ami
versary party at Lunt's Hall on Tuesday even
ing November 81.
The Columbian Dramatic and Social Club VIII
give its first entertainment and dance at Union
square Hall on Friday evening, November "a
An entertainment ball and exhibition will be
given by the pupils OF Fiagg's Dancing Acad
envy on Friday evening, November "A. at SAINT;
Rosa ball.
The Austrian Benevolent Society will give it.
twentytbird annual entertainment and dance
ut California Hail, on Saturday evening. No
vember %.