The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01


evening The affair was successful and enjoy
able I'M every way.
f. The members OF the Ladies, Club OF '93 gave
a progressive. euchre party: last "Wednesday
. evening at The residence OF Mr.. and III re-. John
l.. Bradbury. 1719 Pacific avenue. twenty
/: eight couples were present aud contested Ior
the pretty prizes. During the evening MISS
McLain sang some songs that were very pleas
ing A delicious supper was served al mio-
night.
: Inc guests at the Hotel Colonial gave hop
Wednesday evening, which was largely at
tended and proved: a pleasant affair IN every
way. ROsner's Hungarian Orchestra provided
excellent music Tor the dancing, which was en-
jQved uu:ll midnight.
p. The Inlormals held their first meeting OF his
season last Saturday evening at the residence
OF Miss Stella Greenebaum, 1914 Pacific ave-
ute and had delightful time. There was
vaudeville: entertainment early in The evening
which was followed by dancing and delicious
supper.
: ire Crocker Auxiliary gave an interesting en-
tertainnent last Thursday evening at the
Checker Old Ladies' Home. 1t was well at
tended, and was a source OF pleasure 10 the
aged inmates as we'll as TO The members Oh The
/ soci is.
The guests at the Occidental Hotel bad de-
lightIul time last Monday evening. Major
, II O0per had an elaborate dinner prepared that
" was wholly typical Of California as not one OF
+ the Items on The menu was raised outside or
/ thls;St6le. Alter dinner there was dance IN
The. parlOr and corridors that were canvass
and prettiy decorated. 1tWas almost i O'Clock
before the festivities terminated. :.
/ .: The members ot the h aEmOnie Club held a
|: New Year watch last .night at the club rooms
In the UniOn-square building, An elaborate
supper was served at II 80 O'clock and at mid
: nlght pandemonlum Telghed for 4 few minutes
+ as the new year was welcomed most JoyQusiy'
: 1t was very enjoyable affair.
The officers and ladies al the Preside gave a
|. party In the .bOp-rOom last Thursday evening.
|: which was attended by many of theT friends.
. The wedding of Miss Mary Zlhn. eldest
I, daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs.AndTeas ZlbD, and
Henry w. Thorp OF The firm of. Smkins q
|. Thorp, was quietly sOempized last Monday
evening at ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
NaLdeH Hale gave a pleasant dinner party
last Saturday evening at his home in San Quen-
lin, IN honor Of Prison Director Charles SOM
tag, whose term Of office. will expire on. an.
uary 18. The menu was very elaborate. Sew
| efalfecitous toasts were given and responded
to-. The affair was highly enjoyed. -.
l. The members OF the ElySlum Social Club
opened their new rooms corner OF Twenty
second ana Folsom streets. last Saturday even
Ing. and held high Jinks which was enjoyed
by a-largenumber of their friends.
/ The members OF the Catholic Ladies' Aid So
cieIy No. II were kept quite Dusyo on Christmas
eve preparing; baskets Tor Christmas dinners
for tie poor Twenty eight deserving families
were supplied with weIl-ldden baskets and left
feeling very happy.
|. Excelsior Circle No. .. Companions of the
Forest, gaYe'an enjoyable entertainment and
dance last Tuesday evening at Alcazaf Social
Hall.
The twenty~ninth party of The Varsovienne
Club TOOK place last Wednesday evening AT So
tended and was as enjoyable as any OF It's pred
eceSS0rS. -
- Tie pupils of w. j. OBrien's Dancing Acad-
eniy;-. enjoyed a ChristmaS-card party last
Wednesday evening at Scottish Hall. During
the InaEchhandsome cards were distributed 10
Tile participants, making pretty souvenirs OF
the affair.
Tie first annGal ball of The substitute letter
carriers: of tile San Francisco Postoffice was
held at B'nai Birth Hall last Wednesday even
Ing and attracted a large assemblage that
dahced aud made merry until early morning.
Ii was success ln every way.
l. Court Hayes Valley No. 7774 Ancient Order
of EoresIers of America, gave its second an
nual bail last, Friday evening at Scottish Hall.
The me mberS ana their families attended in
full force ana had most enjoyable time.
+ Theodore Lewis gave a. pleasant sag party
recently at his residence, 100 Olv+ avenue.
and entertained Curtis kImbaH. William. ' au-
dewater, Albert BOhm. II. Justins, George
Dunn, Mr.. klumpke, MI Wall, Thomas Quirhe
and James Hillman.
The Fremont CLUB gave its tenth anniversary
ballat B'Dai Birth Hall last Saturday evening.
] he attendance was large and select, aud the
affair was replete with pleasure.