The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-24
CLUB PARTIES.

The Western Addition Literary and Social
Cub gave its regular monthly entertainment
and dance at DAD Fellows Hall last Wednes-
day evening to large ana fashionable audience.
Every number on the programme was wrll
rendered and received great deal OF applause
from the auditors. The recitation by Miss
LaOnie Jung, entitled "The Fishers Wife" was
well delivered. and the soprano solo by Miss
George Cousins, Land of Happy Dreams"
was also cleverly rendered and received good
snare OF me applause. Edward S. Belcher's
barytone solo was very happy selection. Will
IL m MassettS was qui clever in his limitations
OF varions musical Instruments.
he pretty one-act comedy, "Old Friends"
was produced by weli-selected cast Miss
Zlllah NJ. CoOnley played the sympathetic role
OF Alice IN her usual clever way and won hearty
commentator. Miss Snsette Pooley played
the role OF DOlley in Il wlDSome manner and
established herself as a faYorite at once
Edward j. Catlow, who played the part of Ralph
tItzroy. ana Alfred B0rlini, In the character of
Captain Mowbray. h. N, both appeared 10 ex.
celent advantage Dancing concluded the
evenings entertainment.
The fttl4 party given by the MystIcs in
Union-square Hall last Tuesday evening proved
10 be very enjoyable ana select affair. The
hall and stairway were very prettily decorated
with palms, flags and bunting The floor man.
agement was well conducted by X. Matheson
who led the grand march, assisted by Miss
Maggie Willis OF Petaluma, who was attired in
very pretty and becoming gown OF cream silk
white lace and ribbons, and carried pink os-
trich feather fan aud bunch of La France roses
handsome Christmas souvenir programme
was distributed during the march. Charles A.
Renwick dictated as assistant floor manager
ii. Muller and ID. Laurie as the reception com.
mittee, W. A. Averel, Ii. Clark, W. X. Owens
Nj. l.. Reynolds ana w. W. Sale as the floor
committee. The next party will take place
Tuesday evening, January 10. 1895, at Union.
square Hall.
Many were the dancers who graced the ball
room floor at UnioD-sguare Hall on the II th
inst, in response TO invitations issued by the
Verbs. The grand march was under way at o
O'Clock, under the leadership of Frank j. VIII.
liams and Miss May Parmenter. Ii was made
up OF several very pretty figures after which
dancing was In order and continued uutil mid
night Miss Parmentier is brunette. and was
Decomlngly attlred in a cream colored gown
cut decollcte. en- train, with trimmings of point
lace. The affair was social success. and
great interest is manifested in The Mysiics' next
which Will be the anniversary souvenir event.
and viii axe place at Union-square Hail on
Friday evening, January 4.
Inc COMM tees were as follows: Floor man
aPer. Frank d. Williams; assistant floor COM
mittee-John Long and E. w. Close; committee
of ARRANGEMENTS - Joseph S. Williams and
Jose PHI A. Catanich;i floor committee-Fred
Grant, /. Lachman. George r. Pickett, w. r.
DenVr and H. Lacbman; reception committee
&C. A. Wegener, III. 2. Wickersham A. MI
bach, Robert Schultz. C. A. COefield and Mr.
Albach.
The Fortrightly Whist Club held its first party
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. James ID.
Bailey, 1915 Franklin street, last Monday
evening. The game was commenced at
O'Clock. and continued until 1920 o'clock,
alter Wnlcn refreshments were served. The
members present were: Mr.. add Mrs. James