The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-04

and there. and each of the 800 participant IS in
the march carried a lighted Venetian lantern.
The effect was very pretty. The music was
excellent. the Venetian march DeiDg especially
good.
Tie committees were as follows: Reception
eommitlee.-Aliss Nellie Keefe, Miss Minnie
Biass, Misses Schumacher, Miss Camille
Martin, EIsses Jacobs. Miss Tesse Conn.
the Misses Lena and Fannie DobsOn; floor
John j. Van Nostrand. Mr.. Fishback. Thomas
'ers.
The Harmonic Club.
The members OF the Harmonic Club have
ably demonstrated that they know how to en-
terrain their friends. as their "midwinter'
1nks last Thursday evening was an unqualified
success. Their elegantly appointed club
rooms in the Union-square building were
tastsfully arranged for the reception Of their
invite guests, and their large jnksroom was
arranged with long rows of tables and chairs
for their accommodation. Edward 1. Wolfe
was the sire at the high Jinks aud presided
most ably. After few felicltous Introductory
remarks the following programme was pre-
sented:
Reading. IAN Original Comedy" Leo Cooper !;
piano solo, Morris Berger; "Amorer's song"
from robin Hood Gus Bremen; piano solo,
samuel u. FIeiscnmdn; comic song. Rchald l..
| Whelan; few stories, Morris Feintuch; piano
solo. OttO Bendx; address Max Popper: reel.
! tation from Hamlet" l.. X. Leyey. After this
the irreUressable Eugene Korn took the chair
/ az oIo LOT tue low JihkS, anu as usual kept Tue
! audience In the best OF humor. he made a
! humorous address. ana In rurn introduced those
who were to entertain the assemblage. samuel
JdcODy gave some comic songs Purdy Relyea
made an address, Mr.. LiebeTt gave 2 piano
solo, Thomas Leary told some good stories and
gave his great specially, The Haunted House."
| There were many other amusing features
among them being the reading OF a number Of
fake kilograms from notable people. A small
army OF walters was kept busy supplying the
guests with sandwiches, amber-nued beer and
cigars during the evening. II was most en-
Joyabie affair throughout, and all who were
present VIII anXlouSly await the tspring 1lDkS,
which will be held neat winter The club being
very progressive always holds these entertain
ments one season in advance.
The Merry MOnarchs.
The Merry Monarchs made Thursday even
Ing merry one for their many friends by CIV
ing their first anniversary ball at Union square
Han. The favorite colors OF the club, Nile
green and pale pink, were effectively displayed
in the graceful drapeTies that adorned the walls
and gallery, and The stage represented gar
den scene with its setting OF tropical plants.
Miss Fanny Morris, VINO looked lovely in
gown OF rose pink cbangeable silk, led the
grand march with Henry SieTOty as her escort.
Miss &. GetZ aud A KOenigsneim and Miss L.
Abraham aud Hugo Levin were the next two
couples. The attendance was very large, the
music enhancing. and II was 1 O'Clock before
departures were made.
The officers and directors OF the club are as
follows: President, Henry Sieroty; Vice-pTesi-
dent, Newman COIN; treasurer. Max koentgs-
helm; secretary. Louis NJ. GetZ; sentinel, Louis
kohn; dlrsctOis-Lcuis Abraham, David AbTa-
acted as floor manager and Newman Cohn was
his able assistant