The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
AND MISSION
st. TereSa'S New ParochiaI
Residence to Be Built
at Once.
Native Sons Swell the Admission
Day Fund Marley in the
Mission.

The pastor of st. Teresa's Church at the
Potrero, Rev. P. OConnell, has decided
upon having new parochial residence
built Immediately. Architects Mahoney
and Ryland have prepared plans for a neat
tweive-room house, with concrete base
ment, which is to be put up where the old
one now stands.
The contracts for the foundation and
superstructure are to be let early this
week, and the old building Is to be moved
at once to another portion of the church
property on Butte street. The new resi-
dence will be square building, two stories
high, 29x60 feet. The cost will be about
$500.
There is to be May procession in the
church this afternoon at O'Clock, con-
Quoted by the Sisters of the Holy Family.
The benediction of the blessed sacrament
will be held afterward
South San Francisco residents are talk
ing about agitating for an electric Sphinx
Ter to be run on Kentucky street and Rail-
road avenue. 1t was necessary to run
naked car-trucks over the Iinefyesterdav
while workmen cleaned armatures of cleo
trlc-motors. A sprinkler run over the
track twice day would prevent much
wear and tear to the car gearing which the
dust now causes, besides being great boon
to the residents.
The entertainment and ball given bv
", IN. .. u.
Native Sons Hall, on Seventeenth street.
near Valencia, Friday evening, for the
benefit of Admission-day fund. proved
successful. The programme included a
barytone solo by f. M. Kelley, ,whistling
solo by =. j. Wales, soprano solo by Miss
Daisy Keane, quartet by the Dewey and
kaufman brothers, songs by James Nc
Neill, instrumental limitations by William
Massett, recitation by Miss Alice Board
man, cornet solo by l. G. Coggin. comb
callties BY G. A. Hueter, vocal solo by Miss
Ruth White, musical selections by Messrs.
Dewey and kaufman, specialties by Miss
Saole Iayior and music by the American
Concert Orchestra.
An enjoyable scent social was given
Friday evening by the Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner of Twenty-first
ana Capp streets, for the benefit of the
male chorus.
Henry Varley, the English evangelist is
district. He will preach eyery evening s'. en.
cept this one, at Grace Methodist FMS
copal Church. He will also preach at
Grace Church this morning, The after
n moons ne will devote to Bible readings at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. cor.
her OF sixteenth and Market streets.
The, executive board of the Mission
branch of the Young Mems Christian a.
soclatlon has reelected w. w. Chase pres
ldent and w. d. Kingbury treasurer. Ion
June l." says the Mission Journal, 1.-THE
nranch VIII give private test of events for
ehe gymnasium classes. The all-around
urday afternoon, June 81 - ~
Inc Comus Club, limited to twenty-five
members, will have one more pleasant
gathering before adjourning for the sum-
mer vacation. 1t will be at J. Frank
hnngnsn's residence, 2247 Howard street.
me Improvements on the James Lick
grammar School, corner of Twenty-tifth
ana Noe streets, will cost about SIG, 900, in
ciuulng concrete bulkheads around the lot.
On Friday evening an initial musicale
wa was given for the benefit of the Continental
SIiver band, which was participated in by
Misses Rose HARDWOOD, Bella Park and May
iunlson, Professor and Mrs. Krone, Pro-
fessors Won der Mehden and G. Sauvlet.
ana Messrs. Charles Ct. Nagle, Charles +.
Stone, w. G. Ordway, II. NJ. Alpen, Al.
Holborn, J. l.. Baker, II. Brogman, Car
ter. Walsh and Baker.