The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-23
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The regular monthly entertainment OF the
Western Addition Literary and Social Club
was held at ODD Fellows Hall last Wednesday
evening and attracted the usual large audience.
The programme was most excellent one that
met with marked appreciation aud comprised
the following selections:
Overture. orchestra; banjo solo, 1.-THE Jolly
Horsemen's Gallon (Leel L. d. Burford !;
soprano solo, Miss Mile Flynn; cOrnel solo,
'SOng of The Roses" 2. Piaff; vocal selection.
Eolian quartrt-Miss Mile Flynn, Miss ella
Lels, Miss j. ". Madden, Miss Ethel Canfed
(under the direction OF Robert Lloyd; play,
sunset" by Jerome X. jerome. Characters:
Lois, Joan (half-Sisters) Miss Zillah nj COonley,
Miss SusetIe Pooley; Aunt Drustla, Mrs
French; Lawrence, Charles w. Wilson !;
Azariah Srodd, A. W. Jones; Mr.. Rivers Ios'
father, Alfred Borlini.
St. Andrews Society.
The ST. Andrews Society held an open meet
ing last Monday evening at Scottish Hall, with
President John McLaren presiding There was
a large attendance OF members and their
friends who were well entertained by the ex-
cellent presentation of the following pro-
gramme: Overture. Scottish Airs" Greggs
orchestra; address, CAPTAIN James +. Stewart ;
song, "Annie Laurie" Miss Ev rson; song.
solo, "Bohemian Girl" Miss Belle Knox, ac-
eompanied by Miss Jennie Davidson; song,
Queen of the Earth" NJ. L. Grove; recitation,
Father PhTs Subscription List" John H..
10,
W. G. Cook; song, with banjo accompaniment,
Loves Golden Dreams" Miss EdIIb Young (;
song, "The Bloom o. Ny Native Heather" Mrs.
L. NJ. Smith; violin duet, Loves Dream"
panied by Miss Flanagan; song (comc). j..
Hayes, song. Eternity" Miss Annie Neyers; ;
dance, Highland Fling" Miss Lizzie + ir-
grave; song, the Greenock Tree" David
Finnie: "Auld Lang Syne," by the audience,
wound up most pleasing entertainment.
Native Sons of Vermont.
At the last regular entertainment given by
the Native Sons of Vermont there was large
and fashionable audience In attendance, and Il
very interesting programme was given. Each
selection met with hearty applause. The num-
bers given were as follows: Overture, Blum's
orchestral; reading, "a Frontier Story" w. 5:
Frampton; soprano Solo, Flower Song"
(FausD, Miss Agge Castor, accompanied by j.
w. Mckenzie; trombone solo, +. f. Ehrman (;
The charming comedy 10 two acts entitled "a
Box OF Monkeys" with the following excellent
cast: Edward Ralston, Harry f. de Lasaux; ;
CbauDe Oglelhofpe, Joseph a.. Fogarty;
Mrs. Ondego Jbones, Miss Mae Mccormick !;
Sierra ngaline, Miss Elsie Duncan; Lady
Grimevere Llandpoore, Miss Ruth White.
The Renfro Musicale.
An enjoyable musicale was given under the
direction of Mrs. de Witt Renfro last Friday
evening at kohler & Chase Hall. There was
quite a large attendance. all OF whom were
pleased with the entertainment.
The programme was as follows: Piano duet
"Redowa," Miss Emma Brown and Miss Mat.
tie Logan; part song, "Three Huntsms a."
LADIES' Choral; plano solo. FAIRY Mazourk a."
Miss Eta Whaley; plano selection fr ON
Martha" Master Frank Smith; song, Water
Cresses," Miss Mabel Kowalsky: piano solo,
"Iyrolienne." Miss Matte Logan; song. HE
Was a Prince" Miss Kate McGrath; plano
solo, Happy Birds" Miss Ella Robinson;
male quartet Sweet and Low" Messrs
Evans, Hanson, Crane ana Larsen; songs (d)
Forget Me Not' won suppel and t6) when
Pm Big IN Be Soldier" (Moloy)
Mrs. d. Renfro; piano solo. "Moonlight
on The Hudson" Miss Lola Ticknor;
song "My Lover is Sailor Lad" Miss Edith
Bode; violin solo (al spanish Dance" pablo
de sarasIe), Ol ''Capricco Valse" (H. Wleni-
aw>kD, Henry Larsen; part songs, (o) "Hunt
ers Song" b) ''Yonder Alpine Peaks" Ladies'
Choral; barytone SOLO Only in Dreams" ODE
Hasten Time from "Knicker bockers," tb)
"Legend of the Chimes from robin Hood"
Miss Charlotte Wate. Mrs. Renfro Mr.. Evans
and L. A. Larsen; song, with violin obllgato.
DAY Dreams" (StrelezskD. Miss Grace Hull
and II nrv Larsen; duet, 1.-THE Rosebush,"
Mrs. Renfro and j. Hanson; opsretta. "Gran d.