The San Francisco call., 1896-09-13
FASHIONABLE CLUBS
THAT ENTERTAIN
Social Organizations Pre-
pare for the Fall
Season.
Announcement Made of Recep'
tions, Dances and En-
tertainmentS.
The Lebanon Church Ice.Cream So
cial-California Council No. I,
D. of F., Entertain.

An entertainment of unusual interest in So
ciety circles will be given by Frank Lincoln,
the humorist, on Friday evening, September
1S, at the Y. NJ. G. A. Auditorium, under the
auspices of Mrs. Stephen ]. Field, Mrs. 81. E.
Huntington, Mrs. William H. Mills, Mrs.
Rounsevelle Wildman, Mrs. E. B. Pond, Mrs.
John II. Jewett, Mrs Homer King and Mrs. S.
w. Holiday.
The twentieth grand annual prize shooting
and picnic of the Independent Rifles, L.
Schneider captain commanding, will be held
at Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, on Sunday,
September 27.
Columbia Lodge No. 127, 1. o. o. B., will
give festival and ball Wednesday evening,
September 30 at B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street.
The Mystics will give their twenty-second
evening dress party at Native Sons Hall on
Tuesday evening, September 10. Invita-
tions must be presented and evening dress
will be strictly enforced.
This Sunday September Is, at Eintracht
Hall, 239 Twelfth street, at P. NJ, the presen-
tation OF diplomas won by active members at
the biannual Turn Festival at Santa Cruz,
also distribution of medals for the year end
ing September, 1896, will be held.
The Polk-street Merchants Club Will give
Assembly Hall, 1412 Polk street, on Wednes-
day evening next, for which ingeniously de-
vised invitations have been issued.
Messrs Gustav Hinrichs and Sigmund Beel
announce series of three symphony concerts
to take place at the Baldwin Theater on al
ternate Friday afternoons at 3:15 o'clock,
The orchestra will be composed of fifty able
musicians. A number of new compositions
will be performed during the season. Among
others it is proposed to produce some OF the
following works: "Hussitza," overture
(Dvorak); "In Der Natur," overture (Dvorak);
Academic" overture (Brahms); complete
music to Byron's Manfred" (Schumann); bal
let music to "Henry W. (St. Saens); suite, ''Sur
les Montaignes" lGodardl; pallet suite, "The
Sleeping Beauty" CIschlaaikowskyl; 'Hansel and
Novelle"-strings only-(Krug); overture,
scherzo and finale (Schumsnn) and excerpts
from Wagner's Music Dramas. The price of
single subscriptions for the three concerts is
50 so; boxes, $50.
The boys of the White House to the number
of twenty, accompanied by J. w. Allan, had
a very enjoyable time camping over night on
the side of Mount Tamalpais. The trip was
made partly during the night, and the boys
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
The Independent FreeJhought Spiritualists'
Society, DR.. c. II. Rin-es president, gave
social and dance at 900 Market street on Mon
day evening, which was quite largely attended
and was very enjoyable affair. Among those
presen twere: Mesdames Lizzie Sawyer, Emily
Seeley, Drusilla Winchester, E. Young, Annie
Shriner, G. Cornelius, Dr. and Mrs Mullen
bruech and George Reed.
California Council No. l, D. of F., gave a
very charming entertainment on Friday even
ing, September IL. An excellent programme
was presented and well received by the large
audience present The affair was in aid of the
sick and funeral fund ana netted goodly
sum.
The ladies of Lebanon Church gave an ice
cream social last Friday evening in the assem-
bly, rooms of the church. A very pleasant
evening was spent and the following well.
rendered programme was presented under the
direction of E. P Kohler Address, Rev. d. Nj.
Ross; piano duet, Misses BelIman and Msthe-
son; mandolin and piano duet, Misses Graf;
vocal solo, Miss Feeko; recitation, Miss Leslie
Sarle; trio, the Misses BENEFIT; piano solo, Miss
ColIetti vocal solo, Miss Pearl Hossack; reclta-
tions E. P. Kohler.