The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-03
MISCELLANY

The monthly social OF the Twenty-fifth-st
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton was given Saturday evening in the rooms
OF The branch on Mission street under the aus
pieces Of the Young Peoples Christian En-.
deavor Society of Lebanon Presbyterian
Church. IL was highly enjoyable affair in
every respect Ernest Kohler acted as master
of ceremonies and directed the programme OF
exercises. which consisted OF a piano solo by
Miss Norman; recitation. Miss Fraser; duet
for flute and piano, Miss Stott and Miss My
rick; vocal solo, Mrs. MOntrose; recitation,
MIR. Reed; piano solo, Miss Imam; reading,
Mr. hohler. AT the conclusion of the pro-
gramme games Of different kinds followed,
after which refreshments were served.
An enjoyable full.dress party was given on
Wednesday evening last at Armory Hall. 1927
Market street. under the auspices OF The Frank
Inns, an adjunct of Company D. First In fautry,
n. g. G. The mItiamen were atiired in ser
vice uniform and tn blending OF the blue coats
and brass buttons with The handsome gowns
OF The ladies' produced an effect quite charming
to behold. The grand march started promptly
at 8 O'Clock and dancing continued until an
early hour the following morning.
The Louise Humphrey Smith Readers Club
held an open meeting on Saturday afternoon at
the First Unitarian Church, Geary and Frank
lin streets. An excellent programme was pre-
scented, including select readings and choice
vocal selections. The readers for the occasion
were: Mrs. Carrie Fross Snyder, Mrs. Leonia
GrayCrttenden, Miss Alice Perkins and Miss
Helen Kelleher. Miss Helen Nelson furnished
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Stewart performed violin Oblgato during
Mrs. Fross-SnyderS reading OF scenes from the
Twelfth Night"
The Chdren's Progressive Lyceum gave an
enjoyable entertainment and dance at ST.
Georges Hall, 90912 Market street. for the
benefit OF the Christmas fund.
he Portuguese citizens OF this city gave an
enjoyable and highly successful entertainment
and dance al Golden Gate Hall on Saturday
evening in cOmmemoratiou OF the restOra ion
OF Portugal. An elaborate programme was
rendered. which was followed by dance which
continued until an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
Susie Dimond Saturday evening. November 10,
at The residence of her sister, Mrs. 5. A. Miller.
The evening was passed IN singing, dancing
and playing OF games.
Those present were: Miss Hilda Anderson,
Miss Mabel Burgess, Miss Grace Cook, Miss
Grace Daley. Miss Addi- Frisbie, Miss May
bell Hammond, Miss Madeline Keller, Miss
Mabel NetrOvlch; Messrs. Norman and Regi-
maid Kelley, f. Beard, A. Cook, j. DlmOnd, j.
Frsbie, j. Keller, S. Murdoch.
a very pleasant surprise party was rendered
TO Master William Condor at his residence, 3
Madison avenue, last Tuesday evening by the
members OF the South EDd Baseball Club. The
evening was spent i'll singing dancing and
games, and little Alic- Condor performed the
skirt dance very gracefully. Supper was served
at / 9 o'clock, ana the party lasted TILL the early
morning.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Condor,
Miss Eta Condor, Miss Alice Condor. Miss
Ivy 1yrrer Miss Katie Dobe, Miss Josie Nc
Kavagner, Miss May Gather. Miss Florence
Cox, Miss May BresIen, Miss Maggie Laughlin,
Miss Rose Condor; Messrs. w. Condon H.
Donaldson, &. McGinerty,, NJ. Wealen. W.
hue, d. StockwilZ. w. O'Riley, j. Gufrero. j.
Condor, Z. Callaghner, S. Joyce w. McGorIen,
D. eastman, J. UDonne'l, W. Kelly. c. Nc Ie
Laughlln, +. McGnerty, w. j. Gaftney. w.
f Riley. Cox. J0SeDl Lehman,