The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-20

Champion, Mrs. E. 3. Beel, Mrs R. Parker,
MFs NJ. Finlayson DryDan, Mrs. EllZaDeIn
Miss Media Hoskins, Miss Mabel Griffin; Dr..
Samuel H. Roberts, William T. Jones, John T.
Bogardus, George Reed George C. Sutherland,
Frank Mccain and many others
On Monday evening, the 18th inst an en-
tertainment was given by CLARENCE Suther-
land at Grand Central Hall. The progrs mime
consisted OF the following numbers; over
ture, BToekoff's string band; a short talk about
Indians, H. Burgess; recita ton, Miss Blanche
Rivers; piano selections, DR.. Roberts, vocal
duet Miss Mabel Griffin and Mr.. Reed; har-
monica, guitar and mandolin specialtles;
vocal solo, Mrs. Shriner. A one-act farce, com
posed by Miss Lottie A. Dwyer, entitled 'The
with Miss Dwyer as Mary Ann Flanagan and
Clarence Sutherland as Barney Flanagan The
farce concluded with some original comic
specialties. Character song, P Brady; comic
sketches and songs, Harry Burgess. The en-
tertainment concluded with one-act sketch
entitled "The Haunted Room" with II. Bur-
CESS cast as the tenant, P. Brady as the teacher
and C. Sutherland as the ghost.
very en- joyable party was given by MISS Nj.
Rasmussen Septem Der II at her residence,
1922 Rhode Island street. Music and dancing
were among the features of the evening. Re-
freshments were served at midnight. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Worm, Mr..
ana Mrs Beecroft, Mrs. Rerrell, Miss, Berrell,
the Misses Ida and Lille Brockowsky, Miss
Lizzie Williams, the Misses Louise and Nellie
Bergle, the Misses Ida and Lille Daniels, Miss
Alice Shereh, Misses Mary and Annie Stanward,
Miss Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Hilda
Rosenbad, Miss Gertie Summers, Miss Addle
Rosenbruck, the Misses Birst, Miss Minnie
Rasmussen, Miss NJ. Johnson, Mr.. Kerr, MI.
Kimball, Fred Kimball, David Kimball,
Charles Johnston, Fred Johnston, Frank STAN
ward, Will Bordorie, Martin Bordorie, Herman
Brockowsky, Henry. Craig, Mr.. Swain, Mr..
Richard Gogen, Ed Connors, Albert Rosen-
brock, Alfred Henderson, Charles Berson, VIC
tor Parrison, Joe Erickson, Mr.. Johnson,
Charles Rasmussen, Henry Rasmussen, Fred
Rasmussen, Gus Rasmussen, Mr.. Westerlund
A domino surprise party was rendered Miss
Mae ID: Roberts at her residence on BAKER
street last Thursday evening, september II.
Among those present were: Misses Annie
Armstrong, Dollie Wyants, Ellie Wright, Nell
lie Casey, Minnie Davis Adele Smith, Maud
Casey, HetIie Wood, Grace Adams, Kate Alex
ander, Francis Roberts, Bessie Cole, ADA
Kelly, May Wheeler, Rita Young, Mabel
Thomas, Margaret Berth, Eva Stanley, Mrs.
Stanley, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Garrison, George
Young, Leo Brooks, James Hill, George
Wright, Edward Cole, Charles Adams, Robert
Clarkson, F. Howard, Henry Philips, w. Pratt,
J. A. Tobin, Charles Wyants, Arthur Cole, w.
Alexander, r. Mcdonald, Burt Wilson, George
Lewis, John Roberts, Mr. Sawyer and K Berlin.
Thursday evening, September II, very en-
1oyable birthday party was given by Mrs.
Jennie Griffin. Alp Jones street, TO Axel Miller,
who VINO has Just completed his nineteenth year.
The house was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and La France roses. Music and dane
ing were the features OF the evening. At II
O'Clock they adjourned to the dining-room,
where an elegant banquet was spread.
The CUES present were Mrs. Jennie Griffin,
Mrs. S. Golden, Mr.. and Mrs. HoItz, Miss Jen-
ME Kidd, Miss Maize Golden, Miss Mabel Nor
ton, Miss Celia Wolf, Miss Jessie Roderhouse,
Axel Miller, Joe Griffin, George Griffin, Louis
AIborelh, William Ruddick, Emil Merz, Charles
Jenkins, Joe Lapham. ]. A. Simmi, William
Klotz, Robert Carson.
Bay City Lodge No II, I. O. o. F. enter
tanned the Veteran Odd Fellows, California
Rebekah Degree Lodge and Loyal Rebekah De-
gree Lodge on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
After the visitors were appropriately well
coined by the noble grand, W liam Roth, the
following programme was given: Lutte solo,
by Professor S. Adelstein; the Knickerbocker
Quartet, Messrs. Lawrence, Eliot, Crane and
Larson, sang several selections; vocal solo,
Mrs. E. Magner; harmonica solo, Past Grand
William Cline; either solo, by the Regensbur-
ger brothers; tenor solo, by D. NJ. Lawrence of
the knicker booker Quartet, and piano solo, by
Professor Martin Shultz.
Speeches were made by the following: the
president of the Veteran Odd Fellows the
noble grand OF California Rebekah Lodge and
vice-grand of Loyal Rebekah Lodge; also by
Grand Secretary Shaw, Past Grand NJ. P. Wolf
OF Bay City Lodge, Past Grand Master Simp-
son, Mrs. Peterson, district deputy OF the Re-
bekahs; Past Grand Linforth, and others.
During the intermission refreshments were
served.