The San Francisco call., 1896-10-11
CLUB CIRCLES.
Numerous Entertainments, Keep
tfons and Dances.

A RTEMIS Circle, No. 12O, C. O. F., gave
~ an evening with Artemis Ghe Grecian
goddess), Wednesday evening, septem-
Der 80, at 102 O'Farrell street The
programme consisted of five acts, as follows:
Act Arrival of Artemis and her train, IN
clud ing a tableau, "Strewing her pain VIII
flowers; act 2-Bow and arrow dr1l Dy IouI
Greek maidens; act 3-Ta bleau, "Sacr1nce OF
a Greek Maiden; act 4-The huntress dance,
including tableau, 'silver Gates; act o. :,
Tableau, "Artemis Surrounded by Her Circle
The goddess was represented by the cnleI
companion, Miss Nellie Casey. the tour Sn9i GreeK
maidens were: Mrs. DR.. William ID. Clark,
Mrs. Robert P. Gale, Mrs. William Nichols ana
Miss A. Casey.
The Women's Educational and Industrial
Union entertained large mum Der OF invlted
guests last Tuesday night at musicale. The
spacious parlors OF the union were well hlied
with muslc-loyers and many encores were IN
sisted upon throughout the programme:
Nine. Ellen Coursen-Roeckel had charge OF
the musicale and introduced the singers.
The following constitutes the evenings pro
gramme: Duet "Boccaccio'' {suppel. Miss Ida
SchintZ and Mrs. H. Lewis; song, Glove IS q
Bird" (Bullard), Mrs. Annie K. Shew; mel odia,
forbidden Music" (Gastaldon), Mile. Alice
Decourtieux;. ballads, ta) "Only Me- tBrattonl,
Qb) "Ben Bolt' (Kneass), Miss Eva Bolger;
cavatina, "Der Freischutz' CWeberl, Miss An
nette Miley; duet, "Der Wasserfall' (Siedler),
Miss Jennie Johannsen and Miss Ida Sehintz;
canzone, (d) "Iu Troyatore" (Verdi), (b) ''Jen-
nie'' (Roeekel), Mrs. H. Lewis; lied, 'Madehen-
lied" (Helmund), Miss Jennie Johannsen.
The ladies of the Bonheur Club OF West
Side. Santa Clara County, met at the home of
election of officers. Those elected were: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Porter; vice-president, MISS
Minnie Kerwin; secretary, Miss Bessie Byrne |;
treasurer, Miss Annie Gartleman. A novel
feature of /'he election was the appointment
of ''Baby" 45labon as master of the ballot
box" The popularity of the candidates made
it difficult to vote, SO by unanimous consent
the names of all the candidates were placed in
the ballot-box, and amid much merriment the
name of the successful candidate was drawn
BY the little one in charge.
The first social event OF the fall season
given by the Bonheur Club Monday evening
last at the home OF Mrs. ID. Biabon. Each
room was made additionally attractive by the
choice floral decorations. On the curtain IN
the dining-room, traced in delicate greens,
was the word "Salve." A most delightful
evening was spent by the club and few
trends ofsthe hostess in playing progressive
euchre, for which prizes were awarded. The
first prize, handsomely framed picture, en-
titled 1.-The First Love-letter," was won by
Mrs. E. Hannahan. The second, porcel ain
teatray of unique design, was competed for by
several and won by Mrs. R. Porter.
The ladies of the German ST. Matthaus Aid
Society gave musical entertainment at Union
square Hall Thursday evening, October 8,
commencing at 8 O'Clock.
most delightful reception was rendered
to Professor G. R. Puckett at his academy OF
dancing last Friday evening by the pupils OF
his dancing-school at Mission Opera-hall. The
affair was under the entire management OF the
pupils and proved grand success. About 100
couples, led by C. A. Wegener and Miss de
Rein, joined IN the march. A supper was
served at 1870 o'clock, after which dancing
was resumed.
The social given by La Estrelia Parlor No. 80,
n. D. G. W., on Thursday evening, October s,
was well attended. The hall was beautifully
decorated with ferns and evergreens and the
affair throughout WAS great success. Those
who acted on the committee were Miss Minnie
Kevesahl, floor manager; Miss E. Mundo, Mis-:
|. Willis, Miss A. Mundo, Miss S. Asmus, Miss
H. Kruse, Miss NJ. Santey, F. Peters, B. Weeg
man, E. Weegman, R. Carlton and c. Fenster
macher.
Social Council No. 46, o. C. F.. gave en- en-
tertainment and dance at their hall, $40 Pos
street, on Thursday evening, October 8. Thu
hall was crowded by an appreciative audienc
and the following programme was presented
| Overture by Mrs. Fannie Igo; recitation. Mrs
| Dalgleish; vocal solo, Mrs. Fannie Igo; sailors
| hornplpe, Miss Dixie Gray; vocal solo, Mis-
McClelland; concertina selections, II. Luks
recitation, Miss Mabel Thompson; specialties
| Walter Goldsmith; recitation, A. Granger
| vocal solo, Miss Grace Baker;"All About YOUNG
| Dugan," Mr.. Kavanagh and w. Goldsmith
| Committee of arrangements-D. White (char
| mani, Mr.. Goodell, A. T. Baker, Mr.. Hilton, F
| Ubhouse, Miss Mary Mcdonald, w. S. Har
! ringtOn.