The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-14
CLUB parties.

Inc rain that fell last Tuesday evening old
NOT pave any effect in the attendance at Odd
Fellows' Hall, the occasion being the anniver-
safy ana souvenir party OF the T. ID. G. The
grand march was gorgeous and one of the pref
hest ever seen. 1t was led by Herman j. Cor
des ana Miss Minnie Boyle, handsome bru-
hette, VINO was charmingly alfred IN light
olue gown, cut decClette, and Offset by pearl
trimmings. AT 10: 80 O'Clock a souvenir march
was formed. led by Brendon Clark ana MISS
Jennie JeWell.a petite brunette, who was taStlly
dressed I'D white crepe SILK trimmed win emil
ION, also wearing white Lilies OF tn valley.
Ihey were followed by over $50 couples, all
Delhg 10 evening dress. Each lady and gentle
man participating in the march was the reclpl-
emit OF unique as well as useful sOuyeGir-a
lead PENCIL III the form OF screw. The music,
when was under the leadership OF j. ID. Hyn S,
was all That could be desired. and dancing was
ehJoyed Dy all present until midnight. when the
SuaStS separated TO meet again Druary D,
1899. 1he committees of the evening were:
RECOMMENDATIONS Kassinger, C. +. Nc
Menom5y. II. Trautnef; reeeptlon1Brtn don
clark, Henry Zahn, Hy Wilson, w lIl!am FO-
garry, f. Z. Sewell; floor manager. Herman j.
Cordes; 1oor-WilIam Nelson, Fred A. Norton,
Arthur Z. f. Wilkins, Albert u. Nagel and
The Preside Social Club, composed OF the en-
listed men OF Preside, gave ball at Steimke
Hall, corner of Union and Octavia streets. last
Saturday evening. Dancing commenced at 8
P. NJ, and was kent up until 10 O'Clock. when
there was an 1utermssi0n for half an hour for
refreshments, after which dancing was con-
tinued until IL p. NJ The Preside Orchestra
furnished the music for the occasion. The hall
was decorated with flags and bunting, anu this
together with the intermingling OF the uni
forms OF the various branches OF the service,
presented picturesque scene. About TWO
hundred Invited guests were present. ana every
BODY seemed highly elated over the success OF
the affair
The Apollo Dancing Club gave another OF lis
enjoyable and select parties at its hall. 213l
Mission street. on Wednesday evening, the 9th
inst. The merry dancers formed for the grand
march at 9:15 O'Clock, under the leadership OF
Miss Le0la Cleveland and Mr.. q. H. Pickett.
very well arranged programme OF dances fol-
lowed. Inc success of The affair was due 10 the
Efforts or the following committee: Messrs.
Joseph Caternich Will Denvir, Joseph Gala
han. AlonZo Ashmur, +. a. Thomas and q. r.
PuckeLt.
Miss Christobel Sobey gave an Owl luncheon
to members of the Brownie Club of the Girls
High School, Friday. December %, at her
home. A delightful afternoon was spent in
games and singing.
hose present We're: Miss c. Sobey, Miss Jen-
ME Sobey. Miss Maud Haas. Miss Lizzie Law
cry, Miss Alice Rooney, Miss Katie Gaines,
Miss Nettie Hynes. Miss Frances Milroy, Miss
Sadie Gardener, Miss Florence Sankey.
On Friday last Miss Lizzie Lavery gave a
luncheon at her home. Scott street, 10 MEN,
bers Of the Brownie Club of the Girls High
School. The afternoon was delightfully."- spent
in singing, piano rectals and reclta;iOns. Miss
Sadie Gardner, Miss Mccormick and Miss La
very rendered some choice musical selections,
while Miss Nettle Hynes. Miss Maud Haas and
Miss Belle Hemmlnway delighted all present
with their Evolutionary talent.
Hiss Lizzie Lavery gave luncheon Sunday.
January 6, 10 the members of the Brownie
Club of the Girls High School at her residence,
Z Scott street. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent in singing playing and recitlng.