The San Francisco call., 1896-10-26
THEY DINED At THE CLUB
Mrs. Michaels' Dinner Party at
the Concordia Last
Evening.
Luncheon in Honor of a Guest From
Quebec Reception to
Bride and Groom.

Quite the most elaborate dinner of this early
season was the one given by Mrs. Leopold Mi
chaels last evening in the dining-hall of the
Concordia Club.
The table decorations were most beautiful
and artistic, and the menu delicious. Covers
were laid for fifty.
A very delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs. R, A. Vance at her home, 1914 Page
street, Saturday, October 10, complimentary
to her sister, Mrs. G. A. La Rue OF Pointe-aux-
Trembles, Quebec. Covers were laid for
eighteen.
DR.. Charles P. Elwert and wife (nee Van
Laak) gave their rtingA reception at the Van
Laak home, 2019 Howard street, last evening
Fifty of their friends sat down TO bounteous
repast, and many toasts were drunk to the
happiness OF the young couple. DR.. and Mrs.
Elwert left for New York, their future home,
last evening.
Another of the Saturday entertainments.
which have become such feature at the
Kings Daughters Home, was given Saturday
afternoon, the programme being in charge of
Miss Ella C. Stone.
Miss Alice Rideout, California's young sculp-
tress, contributed rotations and whistling
solos to the programme, and afterward re-
peated them in the room of dear old lady
who is perforce a 'shut-in."
Other numbers of the programme were:
Recitauons by Mrs. j. ]. Nachtrieb piano solo
(valse, A fiat, Chopin). Miss Ella c. Stone |;
piano duets by Miss Stone and Miss Diserens.
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maids, Misses Florence and Barbara Nachtrieb
and Ida Day.
On last Wednesday evening Emil Lundgren
entertained few of his many friends at his
home at 652 Minna street. The evening
passed pleasantly with social chat, recit tations
vocal and instrumental music. delicious
collation. was served under the personal su-
pervision of Mrs. A. Davies. Those present
we're: Mesdames A. Davies, Edwards. Miles,
Allen, Miss Finn, Miss Schweifzer Miss Davies
Miss Margretta Davies. W. Hack, Mr.. Behnke,
Mr.. Adds, Mr.. Isaacson, Mr.. Lundgren.
The Sans Souci Club will give their fourth
vaudeville entertainment and hop al Native
Sons Hall on Friday evening October 80.
The following popular amateurs will con trib
ute to the excellent programmed: Miss Pearl
Noble, cornet; Miss Katherine NJ. Black So
prano; Miss Maud Noble, bone; Miss Vie
toria Orr, soubrette; Mr.. James ellis, local
hits on candidates; William w. Finnie, tenor;
Edgar j. Mayors, topical songs; Edwin NJ.
Sweeney, funnyisms.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Frances J. G. Crooks and Joseph Enright
Mrs. A. Seeligsohn will receive the rst and
last Thursdays at 2019 Pacific avenue.
Mrs. j. LaIdo and daughter will be pleased
to see their friends on Tuesdays at their new
residence, 215 Steiner street
Miss Fannie Harrington, after an absence of
three months on visit 10 her sister, Mrs. T. J.
O'Bren, in Portland, returned on the steamer
Columbia.
On Friday evening, at Native Sons Hall.
1.-THE Delayed Letter" was produced before
large audience. The play was well received.
The leading character was played by Isadore
Cohn and much praise is due to him for his
good work.
On November 10, at Scottish Hall the new
Apropos Club will give its first winter hop.
The st. Marcus Frauen Verein will celebrate
its twenty-second anniversary by grand ball
at California Hall, 620 Bush street. on Thurs
day evening, November IL.
Sotoyome Tribe No. II, ]. O. r. NJ, will give
grand ball at Union-square Hall on Tuesday
evening, October 27.