The morning call., 1893-04-17


About twenty couples were invited and all
responded. Miss Mullanev is well-known
as charming hostess. Much merriment
was created by the ragged appearance of
some of the guests, and the evening was
highly enjoyed by all present, among whom
we're The Misses SDellmsn. Nelson.
O'NeiI, Meyer, Mulaney. Tower, Ring,
Evans, Dyer Peck. Grueper, Howard and
Messrs. Groupe. Fuller. Read, Garrity. Nc
Ker. Poulin. II. z. Sagar. Hall. Poulin, II.
l.. knight, Roe.
In Berkeley, on Saturday evening, n. /.
lrelan and o. A. Heyer gave a party in
honor OF the twenty-frst birthday of Frank
w. Irelan. The rariy was given at his
home on Haste street. The enhance to the
house was beautifully illuminated and
decorated with Chinese lanterns and the
parlOrs were made very attractive with
ferns and lilies. The evening was pleas
antly spent in cOngratulating the young
man ana dancing. About u o'clock the
party adjourned TO the supper-room. which
was decorated with flowers and Chinese
lanterns. A splendid repast was served.
alter which dancing was resumed until
morning During the evening the hosts
took photographs of the party as souve-
Mrs. The guests remained to breakfast
ana departed on the 10 o'clock train for
San francisco. The young man received
MANY handsome presents. among them was
handsome watch from his parents.
Socia!s.
The grah-bag party given by Pacific
Lodge No. e15, knights and Ladies of
Honor. on last Monday evening. was very
enjoyable affair. and drew together quite
number Of the members, who enjoyed the
pleasures of the dance until a late hour.
The Club of '93, under the leadership of
Mr. Walter G. O'Brien, gave a balloon
party in UniOn-square Hall last Wednesday
evening. The party ascended In an atmos-
phere of delight at 10 80 ana it was long
after midnight before all realized that even
an enjoyable party must come TO an end.
ST. JOsephs Assembly No. 8. Y. NJ c.
U., gave very enjoyable entertainment
and ball in Teutonia Hall last Thursday
evening. The evenings amusements were
Drought 10 close with n delightful dance.
The jolly Four. social club of four en-
terprlslng young men, gave domino party
Friday evening The entertainment was
quite success and was enjoyed by the nu-
merous guests present. The music was very
charming. being under the management of
Messrs. ASch and Pinto, who assisted n
making the affair genuine success. The
costumes IN some cases were grotesque and
original. The affair lasted until the early
hours, when the guests dispersed, each hav-
ing enjoyed the evenings entertainment.
The IespsichOTes gave their third social
in Mrs Clark's hall last Wednesday even
ing The hall was beautifully decorated
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Aunie Nischler and Mr.. c. A. Glover. was
participated In by about forty couples, all
the ladies being attired in elegant evening
dresses Excellent dance music was pro-
vided by Professor Yanke, and tho club
members and its guests were highly pleased
with the affair. The floor was managed by
c. a. Glover, ably assisted by Mr.. II. STRAIT
ton, Miss May Powers, Mr.. Thomas Cole
stock, Miss Annie Mischler, G. l.. Bresse.
Miss Dora BoeppeI. II is the intention IF
the club TO give one more party before the
close OF the season.
The Pacific Dancing Clubs fancy dress
and domino party, which took place in
Santa Rosa Hall last Friday evening. was
well attended and was a great success.
The Pacihc's gain popularity on every
power to make 1t pleasant for those who
attend. Mr. w. r. Nelson aud Miss Josie
Gregg led the grand march followed by
about $50 masked ladies' and gentlemen.
Mr.. Nelson wore 4 green domino and Miss
Gregg was dressed in q very elegant fancy
white costume, ornamented with violets.
Mr.. G. f. FIagg acted as floor director, as
sisted by the members of the club
Bay City Parlor No. 104, n. S. G. W.,
gave delightful party in Union-sQulre
Hall last Friday evening. The hail was
prettily decorated for the occasion, the
music was good and the dancing was en-
jOyed until after midnight.
One OF the most delightful parties OF the
week, aud there were many, was given in
Pioneer Hall bv the ladies of Buena Vista
Parlor No. 6S. n. d. G. w. The attendance
was very good, the costumes of the ladies
elegant, and the grand march was very ef-
fective. Happy youths and maideEs
tripped the light fantastic to SOul-inspiring
music. The guests pronounced the first an
niversary party glorious success, and at l
a. NJ. the company dispersed to their
homes.
As usual, Odd Fellows Hall proved none
too large to hold the eager throng who
rallied round the flag of the VermOnters
last Friday evening. An exceptionally good
programme was presented. and the acting
was quite up to the amateur standard of
the city Dancing was enjoyed until mid
night
The NJ. T. Social Club gave its first dance
aud entertainment in Saratoga Hall last
Wednesday evening. An enjoyable even
ing was passed, and number of society en-
tertainers took part in the musical pro-
gramme.
Coming Events.
The Roman Coliseum will be opened to
the public this evening and within its arena
the games and combats of the ancient
Romans will be faithfully reproduced.
The pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus K.
Love will give an exhibition in Union
square Hall this evening.
West End Lodge No. 11o2, K. and L. Of
H., will give reception and ball in Union
square Hall tomorrow evening.
The grand opening ball of California Ball
will take place next Wednesday evening at
go Bush street.
The members of Young Ladies' In
stitute No. IA, will give a dancing party
next Friday evening in a. o. f. Hall.
PalO Alto Lodge No. 1541, will give a mas
turtium party in. Uniou-square Hall on
WPdn eSday evening, April 26.
Young Ladies' Institute No. 10. will give
an entertainment and social in Saratoga
Hall ON Friday evening, April %.
Harry Samuels will make his farewell
appearance In a concert to be given under
the direction Of Mr. Henry Heymau on
Thursday evening, May 4, in Odd Fellows
BALL.
The pupils of Anderson's Academy will
give a party next Thursday evening in
upper Saratoga Hall.
Mr.. Walter G. O'Brien will give a litho-
graphers' party in SARATOGA Hall this even
ing
Court Palo Alto, A. O.. F.. IA, will give
n complimentary bali on Friday evening,
April %.
The San Francisco Letter Carriers Mu-
tual Aid Association will give its fifth ami
versary ball on Saturday evening, ApEil %.
in odd Fellows Hall.
Bickerdyke Camp No. 2. Daughters of
Veterans. will give its third semi-annual
bdii W OhAOl4-SiHdlt JGli on thursday
evening. April 27. The usual monthly
social viii be gwen Tuesday evening, April
IS, in Mozart Hall.
The Big Trees" consisting of members
OF Sequoia Parlor No. 100. n. s. G. w, will
hold its first annual bail on Wednesday
evening, MAY 3, in Uniou-square Hall.
The Del Monies will give a grand mas
querade fruit rarty in Scottish Hall next
Thursday evening.
The Incog Specially Club will give its
nth grand entertainment and social in
Uuion Square Hall on Sunday, May 7. 1898.
The Norlaines will give their third party
in B'rai Birth Hall on Saturday evening,
Mayo.
Seven Pines Circle No. 8. Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic. will give a
character party in Uuion-sQuare Hall next
Monday evening.
The newly reorganized "All-of-us Club"
Will open It's outing season with stag bus
ride on Saturday evening. May 27.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club will give a dramatic entertainment
next Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows