The herald., 1894-10-14
San Francisco. Gnttachalk Rinfnrd
John and Frank Schumacher, Bumiller,
Stilson and Wankowski.

Stilson and Wankowski.
The Monday Musical club held its
first meeting of the new season on the
dence of Mrs. John Vosburg. Figueroa
street. The programme was devoted to
the works of Robert Sohumann and was
exceptionally enjoyable. The members
are all doing good, earnest work and
show progress as well as promise. Fol-
lowing is the programme;
Piano solo, Kindersceuen ....... Miss Ken
Violin solo, schlummrlied d.............James
Vocal solo, Evening Song Kemptou
Piano solo, "a. AAlbumblatt Mrs. Walton
Vocal solo. Moonlight. Miss K Kimball
Piano duet 4th Symphonic. ASi Mrs VRsSsTs Rogers
Piano solo, g. g. kisWins kkyieRiinsg ......Miss Koehler
Piano solo. Movement from minor concerto
by Miss Augustine Berger
Vocal aoli a. An den somenchien.
'0S wa b. Wenn Ich in Define Angen sch,
Mrs. j. Bond Francisco
The guests entertained bv the club
Monday afternoon were Mesdames Don
aid Mcneil and J. f. Sartori; Misses
Noehler, Waddilove and Louise KIM
ball.
Acacia chapter No. IL of the Eastern
Star gave the first of its winter series oil
eocisls at the new residence of j. E.
Brown, 43l South Hansen street, On
Tuesday evening. About 30 mem bers
with their friends were present. Con.
versation, games and dancing, together
with choice musical and literary pro-
gramme rendered by Miss Brooks, Mes
danes L. P. Collette, N. @. Browning,
@. S. Bradford and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Barron provided a pleasant evening.
Present were M sdames Alexander,
Barron, Bradford, Browning, Brooks,
Clauaer, Collette, Diffenbacher. Easton
Fulton, Faut. Greenman, Hnman,
Kapp, Kimball, Mcintyre. Morrison,
Mcmillan. Patterson, Pritchsrd, Scholes
and Marland; Misses Fulton, Nsttie aud
Cora Getchell. Ada and Mabel ,Skois-
stadt, Grace and Jessie Pearl, Anderson,
Brooks, Bartleson, Carrick, Diffen-
bachsr, Eason, CARRIER. Kapp, Morrison
and Mcintyre, and Messrs. Bradford,
Browning, Colistte. Fiscus, CARRIER,
Hinman, Pavkovich, Pease, Renshaw,
Trobeok, Woodruff, White and Yarnell.
The Merry Wives Whist club held
their first evening meeting on Friday,
and found it wise and most enjoyable
change, in that 1t gave the husbands an
opportunity to know one another in the
same delightfully."- informal manner that
their wives have found so pleasant and
satisfactory. The regular twenty-eight
hands of whist were played, four hands
at each sitting, when supper was served,
and good nights were exchanged shortly
before midnight. The personnel OF the
club for the coming season is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro w. Childs, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Earl. Mr. and Mra. Sumner
p. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Sartori,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holiday, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Otheman Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Silent, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Vail, Mrs. Victoria Harrell, Mr.. K. III.
Wade, Messrs. Davis and Mckee.
In response to the invitations cent out
by Mrs. Earl B. Millar for whist, 4S
ladies assembled ct her charming home
ON Olive street, yesterday afternoon,
and spent a delightful two hours with
that bewitching game. The house was
redolent with flowers and the hostess
genial and gracious as usual.
There were three prizes for the sue
cessful contestants; the 6rst dainty