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

On Wedne sday evening, the 9th inst. at the
residence OF Miss Mary Higgins. on Oak street.
musical treat was rendered 10 an audi nee OF
twenty musicians. The performers consisted
OF SIX young ladies, all earnest students at the
piano. The selections rendered were chosen
wisely as finer Interpretation or more artistic
rendering has rarely been heard from amateurs.
The programme was as follows:
Overture, "RienZr' (WagneD, Misses Nj. Hig.
gins and B. Clinton; toccata and prelude Nach-
nef), Miss Florence Fenton; Tara ntelle"
(NlcodD, Miss Marie Georgiani; Regatta
Sonata" (Beethoven), Miss Minnie Byrne;
i" Mazourka =" G0ddard). Miss Blanche
Clinton; (al Harmonious Blacksmiths "
Miss Title Paula; Midsummer Nights
Dream" lMendelssohn). MISS NJ. Higgins ana
Miss +: Fenton; mpromptu (ScbuberU, Miss
Mary Higgins; rhapsodie No. QisZD, Miss
Title Paula; (o) "Revoutionary Etude"
tChopInl, (b) "Minuet a PAntique" (Paderew-
skD. Miss Minnie Byrne; scherzo Chopin,
Miss Marie Giorgianl; "Rigoletto'' (Liszt),
Miss Blanche Clinton.
The rooms of the California School OF ElOcu-
tion and Orator Students Club, in The new Y.
NJ. G. A. building, presented an unusual scene
on tuesday evening last. Ii was the last meet.
ing OF the season. and alter short but excel
lent programme, on which appeared Miss Ma
conDer, Frank Rothganger Mrs. Arms rong
and Miss Corlett. the class OF '94. through its
president. Arthur P. Chipron, presented Miss
Emily curtis and Miss +. NJ. Els abrook each
with handsome gold pin, being the emblem of
the class and mounted with their graduating
colors. The members and guests then retired to
the clubs banquet ball, which had been elab-
orately decorated and The tables supplied wi til
all hat mort al could wish for. where feasting,
songs and speeches were INDUCED In until
late hour. After The eatables had been par.
taken of, Fred l.. Shaw, '94 recited hum
orous mOnOlOgue and the festivities OF the
evening were brought 10 a close.
The memb RS OF the Michigan Association
We're entertained by the president, Professor
Elisha Brooks, at his residence on Suffer
street, on Monday evening, the 18th INST. 1t
proved most delightful innovation, the old
plan being 10 meet in hall. which OF necessity
must be of a less sociable nature. There was
short musical and literary programme, followed
by progressive eucnre. freshments were
served at IL O'clock The future meetings of
the association Will be held In the various
homes OF the members.
The Woman's Republican State Central Club
gave an enjoyable party at Social Hall, For
ester's building, on Wednesday evening last.
Ihe programme was varied and was enjoyed by
a large number OF guests.
Ihe Germania Club gave Its twenty-lrst an-
nnal Dali at Saratoga Hall on Saturday even
ing. AS usual The attendance was large and
the evening was passed most pleasantly.
The Christmas festival OF st. Adams sunday
school, given on Friday evening, at Foresters
Hall, WAS very pleasant affair and netted
quite comfortable sum 10 the sunday school
fund.
On Friday afternoon the members of the
senior class Of the Boys High School gave
most enjoyable matinee dansante In the assem-
bly-room or the school building The pupils of
the middle and Junior classes were extend ed
an invitation ana the afternoon was pleasantly
spent In GancIng, the music being furnished by
select string orchestra.