The morning call., 1893-03-27

/ SQUARE TldIl ON lHeSudN evening, ApFil Id
Mr.. W. j. Q'Brien will give fan patty
! in Scottish Hall next Wednesday evening.
Seven Pines Circle No g. Ladies of the
| 9. A. r., will hold an open meeting this
evening in Foresters' Hall, 1o2 0Farrel
street.
The Mikados will give barn party In
! Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening,
| April f.
! The twenty-second social OF the Varso.
venne CluD will be given in Social Hall.
| 102 OFarrell street. next Wednesday even
| ing, under the direction of Mr.. Charles ).
| Wells
The third anniversary ball of the Teu-
! tonia DAmen Ferein will be given next
Monday evening at Tentonia Hall. 1922
| Howard street.
Fremont Parlor No. 50. n. D. G. W., will
give butterfly party in Unlon-square Hall
! on Wednesday evening, April 3.
! Miss Selkirk, daughter of W. A. Selkirk
! OF Petaluma, who has been studying under
! Nine. Sanderini, will make her debut at the
/ Sanderinl concert on the 12,h OF April. The
| young lady is said 10 have pure c0ntralto
| voice. which is now very rare, and great
| things are expected of her. One thing is
| sure she has the advantage of having one of
| the best teachers in the city.
The "EXcelslOrs" will give 4 cnrnucOpia
| party in Union square Hall on Thursday
| evening. April g.
Ell Dorado ParIor No. 50, n. S. G. W, will
| celebrate its anniversary party on Friday
! evening. April Z, at Pioneer Hall.
! The Pacific Dancing Club win give a
! fancy dress party in Santa Rosa Hall on
! Friday evening. April II.
Court California No 667i Ancient Order
| OF tOreSters Of America, viii give Il grand
| enter tainment and ball in Scottish Hail on
! Thursday evening April g.
The 'NOrlaines" viii give a grand social
! on the evening of May 8. Charles Healy,
| the president, has the details of the affair
! in hand
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10 is making
! preparations for grand entertainment and
dance to be given in Saratoga Hall on Fri
DAY evening, April 2S.
The managers of the Hahuemann Hospi-
tai have decided 10 reduce the admission to
the Art Loan Exhibition, 16 Post street,
during the two weeks it Is still to remain
open to % cents. as they desire to extend the
pleasure and advantage of seeing so fine a
collection OF works Of art TO as large num-
Der as possible.
Live Oak Circle Nc. %, C. of F.. IS making
ARRANGEMENTS for its first domino party to
be given on Saturday, ADril 10.
Ihe members of Leo Assembly No. 4,
Young Mems Catholic Union. will hold one
OF their evenings at home (high jinks) on
April ).
Young Ladies Institute No. II will give a
dancing party in A. O. +. building, 102
| " Farrell street, Oh Friday evening, April 81.
Miss Stella Dolores Alexandes's testiRiC-
nlai concert will take place III Metropolitan
IemDle next Thursday evening.
Miss Daisy May Cressy will be the recpi-
eent of testimonial benefit at Metropolitan
Temple Thursday evening, April 13. prior
TO her departure for Europe, " here she
Intends finishing her studies for the operate
stage. Her many friends, including Gov
erDoT Ii. ii. Markham, Hon. Theodore
Relchert, Hon. A, G. Booth and host of
others. have rendered her their kind patron
age and fine programme will be presented.
Ihe German Literary and Dramatic Club
OF the University of California will give a
grand entertainment ana ball in Saratoga
Hall on the 21st INST
san Francisco Council No. Z, Y. NJ. l.,
will give complimentary literary and social
entertainment at its lOdgeroom, Loyn la
Hall, corner of Tenth and Market streets,
on Wednesday evening, April u.
Gleanings.
At her farewell concert last Friday even
ing, Miss Alyina Heuer wore a beautiful
white-fgured silk dress with green velvet
waist and huge putfed sleeves of the same
material with feather trimmings. The dress
was cut decollrte. aud thesfair benefeiaire
never looked better in her life.
Mrs. II. }. Stewart also appeared to great
advan tage. and looked lovely in a handsome
pearl-gray silk and velvet dress cut decollete ;
ornaments diamonds.
Miss Anita Massey Brown gave a party to
number of her young friends at her home,
1908 Sutter street, Saturday evening" March
lS The time was spent in music, readings
and dancing. Il delicious supper brought
the evenings festivities 10 a eluse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown aud the
Misses Brown Of Alameda have returned
from the Hotel del Monte
Mrs. w. d. Irving and the Misses Irving
have gone from Pasadena to the Hotel d. /
Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cohen (nee FriedlandeD
have returned from their honeymoon trip
and are residing at Fulton street
Misc Josie Jacobs has returned from a
three months rip through Southern Cal.
fornia and Eastern States, and is now at her
home, COZ Eddy street.
Mrs A. A. Sargent and Dr. Elizabeth
Sargent have gone East, and will be absent
from the city until June.
MT. and Mrs. w. Rosenberg and son ar
rived on the steamer Acapulco from San
Salvador, Central America and are visiting
MI and Mrs j. OicOyich al 2l3O Post street
Mr. Joseph OlcGYich arrived last Sunday
on the steamer Acapulco, after spending a
lew months on trip through Central
America.
Miss Nellie Quinn left Monday for Yreka,
having spent two months in Sausalito as
the guest of Miss Nora Whaley
Mrs. Caroliuo MathewsOn and daughters
gave delightful dinner party on Saturday
evening, at their cottage in SausaIito. In
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred con and
Mr. Lincoln NJ. Hughes of New York, who
are on a visit TO the coast. Among those
present were Mrs. Mathewsou, the Misses
Lillian and Grace Maihewson, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Bacon. Mr.. Lincoln NJ. Hughes,
MISS Florence Tobin, Mr.. L4Nlur, Miss
Eileen Everst, Mr.. Ed Brooks and Mr.. w.
Jones. After dinner the time was delie bt-
fully spent IL music.
" r. aud Mrs. Thomas Dowd handsomely
entertained number of their friends at
their beautiful home on Fifth street, Berke-
ley, on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hiliman celebrated
the birthday Of their son, Frederick, last
Wednesday, by giving a juvenile party
those present were: Miss Mabel Hoover.
MISS Ida Thug Miss Fossie Ahrens, Miss
Martha Stroman, Miss Lima Reed, Miss Ida
McAlopp, Miss Alice Bean. Miss Lille
HIllman; Masters Robbie Knapp, Willie
McAllopp, Olaf Bean, Emile Hillman and
| George Hillman.
Alcatraz Circle No. 5s, C. of F., gave an
enjoyable entertainment and dance on Fri
DAY evening. A capital programme was
provided, and the following participants
entertained the company present: MI O.
Goldaracena, Miss +. Smi, Mr. CrOme, Mr.
ia sweeney, Miss Florence Smith, MIR.
Leslie Peterson. Miss Annie Arnold. Mr..
llilam f. Morton, Mr.. Frank Richards.
Miss Bessie Morton and Mr.. Medley. After
the entertainment the guests partook of de-
llctous refreshments, which were served in
the banquet hall, after which dancing was
kept up until midnight, when the com pany
dispersed. fully satisfied with their evenings
enjoyment.
Fortuna Lodge, knights of Honor, gave
an entertainment and dance last Monday
evening in their hall on Eddy street Two
hundred and fifty guests were present, ard
very enjoyable evening was spent listen
Ing TO music and singing.
DIT. Charles f. Blake has returned from
his recent outing
Mrs: Mabel Higgins arrived from Tacoma
last tuesday. She is the guest of her
parents, Captain and Mrs. NJ. f. Roberts.
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