The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-10

/ created great amount of interest and mer-
rimen'. Miss Doris Mayer received tie
first prize and Miss Sadie Levy the second.
me burning-eandle contest was won by
| MISS Jennie Levy and Mrs. Mandel. Fol-
| lowing the contests a musical and literary
/ programme was rendered. Overture, by
Ballenberg's orchestra; recitation, Miss
Savannah; whislling solo, Miss Lillian
| Rothsehld, accompanied with flute by Pro-
! lessor ii. Clay WYsham; original reading,
| Miss Harriet Levy; song. Miss GrO0s; man.
doln solo, Miss Jeanne Levy. Mr., Leo
| Cooper presided as host, and in fluent and
| quaint manner told some amusing stories.
After the entertainment in the large hall
the. guests adjourned to the rooms of tie
club and were served with coffee, choeo-
! late. etc, and spent pleasant hour gossip
ing, after which they returned to the hall
| and danced until l O'Clock. All pronounced
the affair decided success aud highly COM
pllmented The committee. consisting OF
MeSsrs. j. Abrams, Julius Kahn, II. Enkle.
Leo Cooper, Mel Furth, Y. X, Ulman and
5. L. Waller
SociaIs.
The ball given by the Second Artillery
Regiment. n. G. C., in its new armory on
Page and Cough streets last Friday evening
was a great success. Colonel Geary ard
Miss Geary led the grand march, and Lieu
tenant Christian Seilz of Battery D acted
as floor manager. Over AGO couples were
present.
California Chapter No. gave party
last Friday evening in Foresters' Hall
There was very select attendance and
| dancing was enjoyed until a late hour.
Ell Dorado Parlor. N. S. G. W.. gave its
eighth anniversary party in Pioneer Hall
| last Friday evening. which proved to be the
best entertain ment ever given by the rar-
lOr The cost umes of the ladies were-mostly
no lol
presented a charming and brilliant appear
ance 1t was morning before the happy
| crowd dispersed.
Orc Elmo Parlor No Q, n. D. G. W., gave
an enjoyable 'At home" last Saturday eve
ming in A 0. f. Hail.
California Circle No 10, Companions of
the Forest, gave most enjoyable social en-
/ tertainment in a. o. f. Hall last Wednes-
| day evening. Dancing was enjoyed until
| late hour and the party was great success.
The pupils Of Irvine's Oakland Academy
| gave very delightful party last Tuesday
! in Kohle- Il Chase Hall. on Broadway.
! Oakland. The attendance was good and
| the young people thoroughly enjoyed their
| first dance after the lenten season.
| Walker g. O:Brien opened the gay season
with very enjoyable perfume party on the
| evening OF Easter Monday. His friends at
| tended in full force and danced to the
music Of Hynes' orchestra until midnight
Last Thursday evening Court California
members and friends in Scottish Hall. A
delightful programme was presented and
| an enjoyable dance wound up the evening
| in most pleasant manner.
The EXeelsior's cornueopia party given
| last Thursday In u niOu-SQuare Hall was q
| very delightful affair. and like all the
| dances presided over by Mrs. Major was n
| pronounced success. The grand march was
| led by MI. l. B. Cummings and Miss Ad-
| die NJ. Goudkin. Over $50 couples attended
aI a
was led 10y Mr.. j. 5. Henderson and Miss
| Mary Jansen.
Court kensington No. 1904 A. o. F., gave
| a capital entertainment followed by dance
last Monday evening 10 DuVeneck's Hall.
After an excellent concert, "Cabman No.
| SO, one-act farce, was produced. and was
well played By MeSsrs. G. Darlington and
| II. w. Melendy and Miss Carrie Bernard
and Miss Mary WhRites.
Golden GATE Castle No. 9, Knights of the
Golden Eagle. gave grand ball in Union
square Hall on Easter Monday evening.
The attendance was very good and the cos
tunes of the ladies were much admired.
On Friday evening an All Fools party
was given by the pupils of Loves Dancing
Academy. at 507 Suffer street, The affair
was great success.
Company II. First Regiment. N. G. c..
gave pleasant entertainment aud dance in,
the parlOrs OF the armOry last Thursday
evening. Ii is intended 10 hold ladies' night
entertainments on the first Thursday In each
month.
Coming Events.
Mr.. Frank Carpenter, the famous lee
turer, will appear in Metropolitan Hall
next Friday evening. under the auspices of
the Press Club. His subject, 1.-The Men
and Women have Interviewed" is a most
interesting one and the talk will be IL
Illustrated by more than one hundred stere-
opticon views. and many Illustrations will
l., e
paper Man" of a most unique character.
Mr.. Carpenter Will brIng you face to face
with the men you read about daily in the
newspapers, and Will give you some idea
of how they look, act and talk at home.
A bazaar and social will be given by the
Y. NJ. S. for the benefit of the St. Alban's
| Sunday school and Maria KID Orphanage
April r. Is and ii. in Foresters' Hall, 100
O'Earrell street.
The Misses Bateman will give an enter
tainment and social next Wednesday even
| ing at their residence, 1912 Pacific avenue,
for the benefit of ST. Bridget's Church.
The Excelsior Club will give an exhibit
tion of stereopticon views OF the Worlds
Columbian Exposition in Washington Hall
this evening.
The most interesting society event OF the
week Will be the concert in Metropolitan
Hall to be given by Mme Thea Sanderini.
next Wednesday evening, on which ncca-
sion Miss Anna Selkirk, gifted pupil of
an excellent teacher, will make her debut.
The young lady is said to have a beautiful
pure con traitO voice.
EThe Cercle Francois will give a calico ball
next Saturday in Uniun-square Rail-
Seven Pines Circle No. 3. ladies Of the
G. A. r., will give n character party on
April q in Uuion-sqpare Hall.
Niantc IaIlor No. les, N s. G. W., will
celebrate its sixth anniversary by giving an
invitation party in Union-square Hall to-
morrow evening.
Minerva Parlor No. Q, N D. G. W.. will
celebrate its sixth anniversary by giving a
ball in Union-square Hall on Friday evening
May 6.
The Columbians announce the third Of
their series Of select monthly socials to be
held in Scottish Hall next Thursday even
ing. Grand march at $3.50.
The pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus K.
Loves Dancing Academy will give an exhi-
bition in Union-square Hall next Monday
evening
The Club of '93 win give a balloon party
in Unon-square Hall next Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Sanford Johnson, the proprietor of
White Sulphur Springs, has issued invita-
tons for a reception and ball to take place
on Saturday evening, April %, at st. Helena,
Cal.
The Terphsichores will give their third
party. next Wednesday evening in Ada
Clark's hall, 2l1 Suffer street.
lithographers' party will be given by
the pupils OF Walter &. O'Brien's Dancing
Academy in Saratoga Hall. on Monday even
ing. April II.
The Ensigns will give their fourth party
In Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
April 18.
musical and dramatic entertainment
Will be given in Mission Music Hall on
Wednesday evening, April r. under the
auspices Of St. Agnes Chapter.
The French Mutual Relief Society ola
frpNlnIaa'f1 n lua t.ia 10 fn "A
Glen. Sausalito. next Sunday.
A grand ball will be given In California
Hall, under the auspices OF the San Fran
cisco Schuizen Vereln, on Wednesday,
April 10.
The pul lis Of Anderson's Acadamy Will
give party next Saturday evening at their
hall, corner OF Seventeenth and Noe streets.
Buena Vista ParlOr No. 6s, N. 5. G. W.,