The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-20
COMING EVENTS.

The ladies Of the First Congregational Church
will give a Sequoia tea tomorrow night in the
lecture room and parlors of the church.
James A. Garheld Corps, No. 81, win give A
party tomorrow hight at its lOdgerooms in the
AlcaZar building. The public is invited
An entertainment for the benefit OF the I'M
employed will be gwen at the Oakland Theater
tomorrow night under the direction of Mrs.
Julia b. Fair. An excellent programme Will
be presented.
The Mystic Dancing Club will give its first
souvenir party tomorrow night at Union
square Hall.
Bckerdyke Camp No. 2. Daughters of Vet
Grams, Will give clothesDtn party tomorrow
night at Mozart Hall, 1855 Market street,
There will be a literary and musical pro-
gramme, followed by refreshments ana dane
ing.
The ladies Of the Varsovienne Club will give
an apron and Decktie party next Wednesday
evening at Social Hall, 1o2 O'Farrell street.
Robin Hood Circle No. 5S. Companions of
the Forest, will give party at AlcaZar Social
Han next Wednesday evening.
Inc AlOhas will give party next Thursday
evening at UniOn-square Hall
Orinda Parlor No. 56, Native Daughters of
the Golden West will hold its fourth anniver-
sary ball next Friday evening at Union-square
Hail.
A musical entertainment will be held next
Friday evening in be:parlors of the First Eng
llsh Lutheran Church on Geary street. The
programme Will comprise a short talk on the
lie OF Mendelssohn, ana vocal and instrument
tai selections from his COMPOSITIONS.
San Francisco Temple No. H. Pythian Sis
terS, Will give It's monthly entertainment and
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Van Vliet will be pleased
to receive their friends at their residence, 1918
Webster street, next SATURDAY. and Sunday.
from , till P NJ, in honor Of the Bar MiIZvah
on their only son, Charles. The ceremony OF
continuation will take place next Saturday at
10 a. NJ, at the Geary-street Temple.
Mission ParlOr No. 49, Native Sons Of the
Golden West, viii give its tenth anniversary
ball at Mission ParlOr Hall on Tuesday even
The Tuesday Night Club Will give its first
party at Unlon-square Hall on Tuesday even
Ing, August Is.
A testimonial concert has been rendered to
Miss Lillian L. Sitnkey prior TO her departure
Tor Europe, and Ii Will be held at Metropolitan
Hall on Thursday evening. August 80.
Borromean Council No. 129, Young Mems
Institute will give au entertainment and dance
at Mission Parlor Han on Friday evening, Au-
gust 81.
The Four Aces will give their fourth annual
masquerade ball at Turn Verein Hall, 1913 Turk
stree, on Saturday evening, Sep ember l.
The Alcazar Bohemian Dramatic Club is busy
reheaTsing what promises 10 be an excellent
production OF BARLEY CampbelPs drama My
Partner" IC Will be given TO establish the
nucleus Of fund for permanent reading and
club rooms Tor the members and their friends.
Inc AFFAIR VIII take place on Friday evening,
September a. at New Mission Turner Hall
corner OF Valencia and Eighteenth streets.
Dancing will follow.
The University Dancing Club will hold its
first party al Saratoga Hall next Friday even
Ing.
The jolly Sports will give a sIeam-launch out
ing on the bay next SUNDAY and will visit sew
eraI points OF interest. Invitations will be is
sud Ia few days. The members are w. F.
Warren, j. I. Jones. F. Is. Dufield G. NJ. Nc
Carly, j. w Dowd, W. F Durham, r. c. Barry
b. &. Tucker, j. Gleason ana j. q. Sancedo.
An entertainment will be given at Saratoga
nan on tuesday evening, August %, under
The direction of e. Schafer, assisted by mem.
bers of the Young Ladies' Society, st. Anthony
Society, Alpha Social Club aud others.
Court Golden Eagle No. 1923, Ancient Order
OF FOresters OF America, will give its regular
quarterly entertainment and dance at AlcaZar
Social Hall on Saturday evening September l.
Eureka Circle No. SO, Companions OF the
Forest, VIII give party at 1o2 O'Farrell street
on Saturday evening, September 8.