The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20
ICLUB PARTIES
AND RECEPTIONS
Fashionable Organizations
Prepare to Open the
Season.
The Western Addition Literary
and Social Club Enter
tains.
Candy Sale and Musicale for the
Benefit of the Maria Kip
0rphanage.

The regular monthly meeting of the West
ern Addition Literary and Social Club drew
large and fashionable audience 70 Native
Sons Hall on Wednesday evening. The fol-
lowing excellent programme was presented:
Overture orchestra; recitation, selected.
Miss Eta Butler; tenor solo, keep Thy Heart
for Me" Balfe) William NJ. Ogilvie; violin
solo, selected, Miss Ethel Jones; vocal selec-
tions, F Company, Hawaiian sextet. Comedy:
ga Dramatic Evening" by John Kendrck
Bangs-Thaddeus Perkins Ia Wet TINY, Alfred A.
Burlini Edward Bradley "a friend in disguise).
Joseph A. Fogarty; Robert Yardsley(an amiabIe
viilaiD). Arthur w. Jones; John Barlow tine
anna BILE villains assistanD, William Wallace;
Mrs. Thaddeus Perkins "a martyr), Miss Mabel
Hsseltine; Mrs. Edward Bradley "a woman of
executive ability, Miss e; Butler; Joseph Uhe
Butler, George B. Crandall.
Dancing concluded the evenings entertain
ment.
The Ferndale Club held a very pleasant re-
ception on Tuesday evening September 8, at
Manerbaum Hall. The evening was passed in
dancing and games until midnight, when the
guests repaired 10 the banquet hall, where
they partook of bountiful rep6st. After sup
per games and dancing were resumed until an
early hour. The guests present were: Miss
Marie Hanavan, Miss Madge Hanavan, Miss
Fanny Bulman, Miss Julia Kennetck, Miss
Marguerite Michel, Miss Maggie Ryan Miss An
ME Wachter, Miss Belle Boutes, Miss Susie
O'Donnel Miss E. Walters, Miss Lottie Law
renee, Miss Alice Rodgers, Miss May Rodgers,
Miss Hattie McMenomy, Miss Gussie LAYER
Mrs Evan j. Coleman, 1850 Sacramento
street, has most generously rendered the use
OF her home on Saturday, October 10, between
the hours of and and and II P. NJ. for
candy sale and musicale for the benefit of the
building fund OF the Maria Kip Orphanage.
The Loring Club has issued invitations for
the first concert of the twentieth season TO be
held on Tuesday evening, Septembe %, at
Odd Fellows Mall
Alta Parlor No. 3, N D. G. W, will give an
entertainment and dance in the banquet-han
OF the Native Sons building, Thursday even
ing, October %.
The next musicale of the Arion Verein viii
take place Saturday evening, September %.
The club viii be assisted Dy Miss NeubeIt and
the Ensemble Quartet.
The Theatrical Employees Union will give
their first annual outing at Germania Gar
dens ana Preside Athletic Grounds Sunday,
october 4.
The baseball game between the Tivoli
Opera-house and Orpheum Theater clubs, Fer
ris Hartman as umpire, will be called at 10 so
A. M Afternoon game, Morning Calls VS.. Ex-
amlners. will be called at P. NJ. Dancing and
games at Germania Gardens from to P NJ
Music by Blum's band. Valuable gate prizes
Will be distributed.
Borromean Council No. 129, Young Mems
Institute, will give an entertainment and So
claI IN Mission Parlor Hall, on Seventeenth
street, on FRIDAY evening, October %.
Court Occidental No. $685. Ancient Order of
Foresters, held their annual reunion at A O.
+. Hall on Thursday evening. Music'and dane
Ing made the evening pass pleasantly.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps No. 2I enter
tanned its friends at campfire" at Social
Hall on Tuesday evening. large number OF
guests enjoyed the hospitality OF the corps.