The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-06
IN THE FUTURE.
Social Organizations Announce
Receptions and Dances.


~ Tuesday evening, December 8, the
1 juvenile class OF Irvine's Dancing
~ Academy will hold their annual Christ
mas exhibition at $40 Bush street.
The entertainment will open with the fairy
niece. "The Children's Christmas Dream, "
which will be cast as follows: Santa C!aus'
Carl Johnson; Queen of Ferries, Vicy orr;
Fairies-S Walker, G. Smith, :. FAX, n.
Adams. E. Savage, J. Turpin, A. Brouillard, T..
Beaudet, G. McMahon s. Hur!nert; y, La ce eoes
Ruby Koehncke; Cinderella, Bertha MOODY
Aladdin, Freda Schlieker; Little Bo-peep.
Georgette- Orr; Red Riding HOOD c Gia,ae
Humpty- Dnmpty, George Paulsen: JACK, Ca
milo Beaudet; Jill, Rosie Bennett. ~.
The following dances will concIude the
evenings entertainment: Hornplpe. =.
Agner; sword Dance NJ. Bassett; lovers guar
rel, R. Rosenblum, A. Burg; character dance,
c. Johnson; tambourine dance, Flora Couile;
c. Baudet: Little All Sid, S. Walker; skirt
dance, NJ Solomon; hornpipe, w. orr; La
Manola F. Agnew; rainbow dance, J. H. Ger
main; Esmeralda G. McMan1n, D. Aiq Rassstt
| cachuca, F. Sehlieker; rye dance, py seven
girls; song and dance, Y. Orr; tambourlne
dance, c. Johnson; witches dance, Dy siA
girls; fling +. Agner; fascination, G. carter;
czardas E. Loveiand; fling, by five girls; norm
pipe, F. Coulie; Irish washerwoman, L. bres-
lauer; Spanish group dance, by twelve girls
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dance, B. Alderman; fairy dance, ii. wright
and E. Manning; skirt dance, +. Agner; horn
pipe, NJ. Bassett Christmas drill, by twelve
girls.
The first assembly and german of the Win
ter Cottllon Club promises to be most de-
lightful affair. The committees are sparlng
no pains to make the initial cotillon one OF
the society events of this season. The meet
ings of the club will take place at Beethoven
Hall, Decem Der IL being chosen for the 1rst
german, which will be led by Robert G. Legge
and Gron WOOL The fiOurpS he
sented are original and pretty. Among the
prominent debutantes in the club this season
are Miss Minnie H. Young, Miss Lucille Nc
Boyle, Miss Velma L. Lille and Miss Mabel
Root
Court Ell Dorado No. 81 F. OF A.. has issued
invitations for its eighth anniversary ball at
Union-square Hall on Saturday evening, De-
cember H.
A grand ball will be given this Sunday even.
ing, December 6, at Odd Fellows Hail. for the
benefit of the Stockton-street Synagogue. The
following gentlemen have kindly volunteered
their services: Committee OF arrangement
NJ Silberstein, chairman; II. Lindner, Pinto,
g. Wood, George Silberstein; floor director, A
Rice; assistant floor director, s. NJ. Klarnet.
Floor committee w. Olinsky V. Aaron B.
Kaskall, l.. Aufrichtig, D. Davis, II. L. Simon.
l.. E. Garren, A. Bonn, M. E. LIGHT Rece ption
committee. Silberstein. chairman; A.
Abrams, 1. Klarnet d. Lindner, l.. Rosenberg,
N. Levy, S. Stern, S. Lindner, D. Davis, w.
Rosenberg.
Owing to unforeseen circumstances the con-
cert which was to have been given Thursday
evening at Union-squaIe Hall by the Mozart
Orchestra and Mandolinata Club has been
postponed to January, 1897.
Company NJ, First Regiment Infantry,
n. G. c., will give its first anniversary and
souvenir ball Friday evening, DecembeR i, at
California Hail. $50 Bush street.
Ignatian Council No. 35, Young Mems In
stitute, Will hold its annual party at n. S. G. W.
Hall on Friday evening, January %.
The fifth annual masquerade party of the
Unknown will be held at Assembly Hall,
1412 Polk street, on Saturday, January 80.
The .'Merry Monarchs." a new social club,
organized Sunday, November %, at Suffer and
Frederick, streets and the following officers
were elected President, Bertha Mamloek;
vice-presideHt, n. S. Lees; recording secretary,
Emily Mamlock; financial secretary, Miss
Miner; treasurer, Julia StTon; sergeant-at-
arms, A. Lichenstein.
st. Adams Sunday school will hold a bazar
and Christmas festival in Fosters Hall, 102
O'Farren street, on the evenings of December
%, % and "a. 1t will be in the nature of a
tri-national affair, the first night being Ameri-
can, the second Scotch and the third German
The children of the school are making great
preparations for the event.
F. C. PIise, the violinist, will give a grand
concert at Kohler & Chase's hall Wednesday
evening December 10. Mr.. Piise will be as
sisted by the following members OF the Nc
Kenzie Musical Society: Miss Minnie Powell,
soprano; Miss Minnie Schultzberg, soprano;
Mathilde Meyers, contralto; Charles F. LIE
Long, tenor; also Miss Ida Lee Spencer, So
prano; Senior S. Martinez. pianist; Slgnor A.
PAMELA, cellist; Senior Martinez and w.