The morning call., 1893-01-23

first social for 1893 In its hall at 80 Eddy street.
last Thursday evening to extend greetings 10
corps. when music dancing. progressive eucbre
and refreshments were INDUCED In until late
hour. Much interest Is manifested In this noble
order ana it Is the determination OF tile ladies TO
families, who are fast passing away. keeping
their brave aud heroic deeds In mind and their
graves fresh and green.
The Pacific Social Club gave their third social
In Santa Rosa Hall last Friday evening. which
was the best attended this popular Young mems
club has yet given. MIR. q. F. Flagg was floor
director, and the young men who take An active
part in the clubs welfare and serve on the oil.
ferent committees are: r. Trautner. w. I. WARD,
w. r. Nelson, X. Junkaus, +. b. Morris, q. A.
Trautner, K. l. Davis, A. e. Nsgel. A. Lawson
and q. f. Flagg.
The O'Hara Surprise.
Last Tuesday evening the many friends OF
Mr.. Mark OHara arranged a pleasant surprise
for him. IL being his biz thday. A very pleasant
evening was passed singing and dancing, and at
midnight the company took possession oil the
diniIg-room and enjoyed the elegant repast That
had been spread for the occasion. 1oasts were
drunk and all had merry time. After the inner
man had been well taken care OF dancing was
resumed and the joval party did not d1sperse
until the wee sma' hours. During the evening miss
Ruth White entertained The company with some
of her lovely songs. MesSrs. f. Sweeney and ID.
Gallck played the banjo and mandolin. Messrs.
A. Thompson and Thomas Flynn we're the lead
eTS OF Inc party, anu everything phSscu uu t0tS
successfully under their able management. Inc
party proved success In every way.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Hara. Mrs. Sweeney. Mr.. and Mrs. Markgraf.
MIR. and Mrs. Wade, the Misses Maggie, Aggie
aud Lucy O'Hara. Miss Mamie MeCormick, Miss
Ruth White. Miss Tressa Brooks. the Misses
Miss Lawlor. Miss Nellie Slack. Miss Mary
Piper. the Misses Lena aud Maria Donavan. the
Misses Nellie and Belle Dolan, Miss Sadie HICKS,
Miss Ida May, Miss MaGgie Keenan,, Mrssrs.
Joseph. John aud James O'Hara, Z. Sweeney, -.
Gales. I. Glynn, j. j. Sweeney, j. Powers, )
Monaghan. 5. Kane. II. Poole, +. Ro'hganger. r.
Shirley. +. and W. Piatt. AL Thonipson II. Siui.
devapt, M. Callaehan, j. Piper. }. Donovan, w.
OMalley, w. Bruce, II. Hess, c. McMenomy,
ID. Briggs. z. MeDonough aud Messrs. Burns,
Cavanaueh aud Gileran
Company at Home.
Company f, FIRST Infantry Regiment, n. G. G.,
gave delightful ''at home" party last Thursday
evening at the armoiy on Market street. near
Tenth. The decorations were very elaborate
and consisted OF the silk flags OF the regiment
and PROPULSION OF cut flowers.
Blanchard's orchestra played some very en-
jOyabe selections. Tie "Mnitaire's" Minstrel
Company. including Mr. p. Morrow, Mr.. l.. u.
Eggert, Nh. Henry Osihoh, Mr.. Frank Kelly ana
Mr.. Charles Allen, were well received by Inc au'
dience. Miss Lucy Reed played . piano solo ex-
quisitely, Miss a. Jakobs and Miss f. Meyer
played either duet and had 10 respond 10 an
encore. MIR. George Waiter Egan gave Shake
spearean reading, The effect of which he spoiled
by his IeeiIng as an encore piece faday anu anu
house by singing baryione solo In Tue style.
Tie "Militaies" THO wound up the ent rtalI'-
ment and put every one In good hnm0r ny lhelr
many comicalities.
Refreshments were served at 10 O'clock and
the members Of Company proved th mselves
as gallant as they aie brave. Dancing followed
and 1t vas midnight when the orchestra struck
up Home, Sweet Home"
Progressive Euchre.
Mrs. F. c. Pryor last Friday evening at The
VendOme" entertained few OF her friends with
pleasant progressive enchfe party. In antlei'
patton OF the event the large and handsome par
Tors had been tasefully embelllshed with flowers,
ferns and smIsx. The game was finished at 1
O'Clock. when he hostess smiiingly announced
the winners. as follows Ladies first pfZe,
Mrs. j.. NJ. Higgins; gentlemen's fits prize, MI.
J. s. MtCabe; ladies' BOBBY plze. Miss A.r. T..
Quits; gentlemen's BOBBY prize, MI Lyniou.
Alter presenting the prizes delicious refresh
ments were served. and a pleasant hour WAS
spent in social conversation.
Among The guests present were: MIS-. >.
Mason, Mrs. l.. Nj. Higgins. Mrs. L. Rambo,
Mrs. L. A. Sutton. Mrs. A. ). Gordon. Mrs. Z.
Chandler. Miss A. L. WALL Miss Nj. e. Curtis,
Miss c. kidder Mr.. c. a. Caldwell. Mr.. A. W.
Gale, MI: ii: @. Staah. Mr.. L. Smith. MI e. W.
TOWIe, Mr.. Duncan Mr.. s. &. HougHtOn, Mr.. A.
NJ. Mckenzie. Mr. z. Lynton. Mr.. j. S. MaeaD
and Mr.. Z. L. Church.
Coming Events.
The most important society event will be the
grand production of Messrs. Stewart aud Rob
ertson's comic opera, "lIis Majesty" at the
Grand Opera house ON Wednesday, February s,
for the benefit Of the funds of the San francisco
Polytechnic.
The next dance The Monday Evening Club
will take place in maple hall, Palace Hotel, on
the 9Th OF February.
The popular BandHrla Clubs next concert
will take place at Metropolitan Hall on February
z, and promises To be one OF HE most enjoyable
concerts given by this we'll known club. 1t viii
also be fashionable affair aud should be well
attended.
Tie football game between The Leland stanford
Jr. Univei SHY team aud lie Olympic cub team
on the 22d of February promises 10 be quite a
soce eYenT. and special arrangements are
being made 10 insure the comfort OF the spec.
Galors.
The Terpsiehores Will give their second dane
ing parry in Ada Ciark's hafl. 2l1 Suffer street,
on Wednesday evening, February |.
Tie Swedish and Finnish Relief Society VIII
give grand masquerade ball in Union square
Hall next Saturday evening.
The next reception OF the Club Of '93 win take
place on Friday evening. February 3, IN Union
square Hall.
The Friday Evening Orchestra. companion
orchestra TO the Young Ladies Saturday Morn
Ing Orchestra, Will give It's introductory soiIee
musicale on Friday evening, 2Sth inst, at
kohler s. Chase's Hail. This will shortly be
followed by a grand musicale 10 be given for
The Mystic Forty announce that their eighth
dance VIII 'ake place in Odd Fellows Hall To-
morrow evening.
Tie members OF the Aldine Musical Club
will give their next party In Union-squaTe Hall
TOMORROW evening.
The Popular Pampas club will give its second
social in Odd Fellows Hall next Thursday
evening.
Union No. 90, United Brotherhood OF Carpen-
tiers and JOiners OF America, Will give an enter
ialumeut and ball at The san Francisco Turn
Nefein Han on Turk street next Wednesday
evening.
The Howard Choral Union viii give concert
INIrsa4y evening the Howard PTesny-
teiian Church on Mission street.
Company, Second Regiment Artillery, n. G..
C., aud lis ex-members Will give a reception at
the aImOry on The corner of Page and Cough
streets next Thursday evening.
The DaDlsb societies, DANA" and "NorGen,"
Will give grand masquerade bail in Turn Yer
Elm Hall on saturday evening. FEBRUARY f.
Ignatian Council No. 30, Y NJ. L.. have issued
Invitations for grand ball 10 be given IN Odd
Fellows Hall next Friday evening.
The fifth anniversary OF the National Club VIII
be celebrated by grand ball IN B'nai Birth
Hall on Saturday evening, February IL.
The third party OF the EDslgDs will be given In
ODD Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening. Janu.
airy 81.
The "Comrades" will give their sixth party IN
Union. square Hall on Saturday evening Febru-
AIRY a.
Young Mems Institute No. 81 will bold It's
sixth annual bali In ODD Fellows Hall on
Wednesday evening, February s.
The third ralty of The Pioneer Rowing and
Swimming CLUB will take place at B'nai B'Iith
Hall On Saturday evening, February 4.
The Irving Literary and Dramatic Society will
give It's second grand entertainment aud bali on
Thursday evening, February 8, IN Scottish Hall,
105 Larkln street.