The morning call., 1893-02-13

The National Club gave a valentine
party last Saturday evening. celebrating its
NTH anniversary in a becoming manner.
Bnal Birth Hall was the scene of mirth
ana enjoyment all the evening. and the
party was a success.
Merry maskers took possession of Union
SQUARE Hall on Saturday evening and rev.
elry reigned among the members of the
Aleatraz Circle No. SO. c. o. f.. who were
the hosts on the occasion, until midnight,
when the 400 tIred-out dancers departed for
their homes. The protest costume on the
iloor was that of young lady who wore
Jockey cap and carried a riding whip.
Berkeley Amateurs.
The Edgemont Club gave very success
full performance Of r. II. Robertson's
School In Shattuck Hall. Berkeley, last
Friday evening.
Edward Rickard as Jack Poyrtz and Vail
Blackwell as Lord Beaufort were excellent.
H. c. MeClaughry as Beau Farntosh
showed that he possesses real histricuic
ability. Miss Jessie Giasscock as Bella and
Miss Juliet CARRIER as Nome Tighe played
their parts admirably. Miss Agness Duff
was an excellent Mrs. Sutliffe, John Bake
we'll played DR.. Subtitle ana Miss Eliza
Blake took the part of lilly, the schoolgirl.
The remaining characters were well sus
tanned by young ladies from Miss Heads
seminary. The performance was for the
benefit of the surgical ward fund. When
the play was over dancing was enjoyed
until after midnight.
Coming Events.
The second concert of Wilkes second Sc
ries at the Palace Hotel will take place to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock The artists
who will appear are: Miss Julia Newman.
Miss Regina Newman. Mrs. Gutterson, Mr..
FREQ Gutterson, Mr.. Victor Carroll and
Mr.. Alfred Wikie. The accompanist will
be Mr. Fletcher Tilton.
James A. Garfield Corps No. 81. w. r. o..
will give valentine party tomorrow even
ing in Social Hall. 1O2 O'Farreil street
The Harmonic Club will give a banquet
on Tuesday evening, the 2lst of February,
at o'clock sharp, In the spacious rooms OF
the club, on Post street in honor OF the
CUlum bian anniversary of George Wash
ington's birthday.
Mr.. Archibald Cook announces a candy
party. to be given in Scottish Hall tO-mor-
row evening.
The ladies of the First Lutheran Church
will give candIemas festival in the parlorS
of the church on Geary street. between
Cough and OctaVia, tomorrow evening
from to 10 O'Clock. The programme will
includ e musical selections and recitatlons
and the reading OF candlemas, with tab
lesnx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cluff will celebrate
the fifth anniversary of their wedding at
their home, 1714 Vallejo street, tomorrow
evening.
The board of lady man ayers of the Flor
enee Criitenden Home Will give an enter
tainment in the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association on Thursday evening,
February %.
The first concert Of the Symphony orches-
ira will be given in Metropolitan Hall In
aid of the Kings Daughters Home for In
cur6bles Tomorrow evening.
The Gilmores will give their initial party
in Union-square Hall next Wednesday even
Ing.
Nine o. l. Goldthwaite will give her first
novelty social IN Regent Hall, corner CT Post
and Fillmore streets, on Thursday evening,
March 2. Grand souvenir march at 10
O'clock
Seven Pines Circle No. 3, Ladies OF tho
6. a. r., will give a valentine party Thurs
day evening, February 10, 1893, at Foresters'
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street. a sewing
machine will be ratified during the evening.
Stanford Parlor, N. S. g. w, will give It's
seventh anniversary ball at Odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday evening, February 70.
Elaborate preparations are being made, aud
the ball viii no doubt be the most brilliant
in the history OF the parl0r.
Bay City Circle No. IL, Companions oil
the Forest. will celebrate their seventh au-
niversary by giving a valentine party to-
morrow evening in UniOu-square Hall
White Eagle Tribe No. Y, ]. o. X. NJ,
will give an entertainment and ball In
Masnnerbund Hall on Washington's BIRTH
day
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the Nblo Club postponed the dance that
was announced for Wednesday evening last
until this evening. The affair will take
place in Clark's Hall on Suffer street.
social viii be given at Walter e.
VBrien's dancing academy next Monday
evening in Saratoga Hall.
The Young Mems Hebrew Union will
give its annual Purim prize masquerade
ball in Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday even.
ing, March 10. The grand march will be
the principal feature of the ball.
The pupils Of Anderson's dancing acad-
envy Will give party next Saturday even
ing al the hall. corner Of Seventeenth and
Noe streets.
The next dance OF the popular Excelsior
Club will be given in Union Square Haul on
Thursday evening, March q
An entertainment will be given by the
Martin Luther Band tomorrow evening in
the uarlOIs of ST. Marcus Church.
The San Francisco Operate Society viii
give a social in Assembly Hall, 1916 Polk
street, this evening.
The Alohas will give an invitation party
in Mission Opera Hall, tomorrow evening.
Martha Lodge No 251, X. and l.. of H.,
will hold their annual domino party in
B'nai Birth Hall next Thursday evening.
hard-times valentine PARTY will be given
at Saratoga Hall on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 20. under the auspices OF The Club
of '93.
A grand masquerade ball will be given in
Apollo Hail. $40 Pacific street. by the Guardia
de Juarez tomorrow evening.
The Emanuel Baptist Organ Fund Society
will give an old country tea at the residence
OF Mrs. }. e. James 2131 Howard street, to-
morrow evening from . to and to H.
The 0ptimates will give their first party
in Academy Hall. 927 Mission street, to-
morrow evening.
Gleanings.
The success Of the last dance Of the Mon
day Evening Club at the Palace Hotel has
naturally led those who were present to ask
if the date is fixed for the next The even
ing of Easter Monday has been suggested
and 1t is quite pos sible that another parry
will be gwen immediately after Lent.
Mrs. aud Miss III. II. Loweuthal recently
gave very enjoyable reception at their
Clav-street mansion, which was attended
by \ large circle of society people in the
fOur-hundred set
Mrs. Page Brown has returned home from
Monterey.
Mr.. Ugo Talbo, the famous tenor, enter
tanned party of friends at dinner yester-
day evening at his residence, on the corner
OF Hyde and Pine STREETS.
Mrs. Brechmn's splendid performance
and excellent singing at the Grand Opera
house last Wednesday night has placed her
on the top rupg of the ladder in the amateur
world Of America.
Mrs. Robert A. Mclean gave a reception
at her lovely home on Pacific avenue last
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Lieutenant
and Mrs. Parmenter. 1t was very fash
ionable affair.
The Misses Goad are entertaining their
cousin, Miss Hattie Belle Goad, ut their
beautiful home on Washington and Cough
streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Brugiers and their
son have returned home from their trip
East.
The members OF the Concordis Club VIII
give county fair" entertainment in
March.
Mrs. Whaley of Sausalito has lately been
rtai nrin of ka