The San Francisco call., 1896-12-13
CLUB PARTIES.
A Number of These Delighted
Gatherings of the Past Week.

THE Imperial Athletic Club celebrate ted its
4 first anniversary in most enjoyable
manner last night at its hail. corner o.
Harrison and Hawthorne streets. There was
a large audience present to join in the festiv
tiles.
large and appreciative audience assem-
bled at Unlon-square Hall, Wednesday even.
ing, December 2, the occasion being the regu
lar monthly entertainment and social of the
Mission Literary and Social Club The follow
ing programme was presented and well re-
ceived by the large audience: Overture
D'Arcy's orchestra; tenor solo, 1.-THE Palms, u
(Faure), Thomas w. Breen; recitation (se
lected), Miss Blanch Silver; impersonations oi
eminent actors, Edward Bnrrough; vocal
duet (selected), the Misses Minnie and Ida
Butzbach; comic recitation, Mrs. May Jack
son; select reading (Shakespearian), Kenneth
Mcleod; either trio (under The direction oi
Professor r. Reck), DR.. F. Hultberg, j. Cohen.
Professor X. Reck
After the programme had been complet ed
dancing was inaugurated and continued until
midnight. The floor was under the direction
oil William Pooley and Charles Molkenbuhr. ,
Independence Social Club gave delightful
entertainment and dance at Mozart Hall, 1858
Market street, on Friday evening.
The second party OF the Asse embly Cotillon
club was given Mt Lunt's Hail on Friday even
ing lest. Dancing commenced at 8 80, and at
~ O'CLOCK the german, led by W1ifred Il.
1anke, was formed, in which several original
dHu HSureS were lniTOluCeu. Inc
music was delightful and in all most enjoy
able evening was spent.
me regular monthly entertainment and So
clal or the Native Sons of Vermont was held on
Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hail. The at
tendance was quite large and all enjoyed the
rendition OF the following programme: Petite
song, Baby Zelea Cook; pris on scene. Bar
na5y Rudge" (Dlckens), Elizabeth Strong
Worthingion; soprano solo, "Polonaise, mig
nom "a. Thomas Miss Alma Berglund; tenor
solo, 'serenade" (sawyer), Frank Coffin; (a),
Aunt Mahaly and the Britishers,' lb) Sc
!ected, 'Whitcomb Riley" EliZabe III Strong
Worth1ngton; cornet solo, Fantasia Bril-
iante,' c. W. Crabtree.
The comedy "An Oak in a Storm" by Regi-
maid Travers as Mr.. Brown and Miss May
Campbell az Mrs. Brown, was then presented.
night.
The whole affair was under the management
OF the following officers: President, F. Dill
l1ngham; secretary, S. G. Cheever; treasurer,
r. A. Jewell. e-Presidents-George Par
lrldge, X. b. Carpenter, DR.. ]. Townsend. Ex-
ecutlve committee-Dr. s. H. Roberts CHAIR
nam, M. L. Ellinwood, A. W.. Scott, V. f.
c. Bates.
The members of the ninth B and ninth A
cooking class of the John Swett Grammar
Scnooi We're given reception by their cooking
teacher, Miss Paxton, at the Harrison Primary
Sehool, from 2 10 4 p NJ. !, Thursday, December
~, 1886 short programme was rendered
Dy the members of the class. Among the guests
Mrs. Silyey, Mrs. Stein and friend, Mrs. Thomp-
son, MT Hackett, Mrs. Goldman Mrs. Neu-
man, Mrs. Merkle, Mrs. Greenblatt Mrs. Hill
derbrecht, Miss McElroy, Miss Flynn, Miss
Fitzgerald, Miss Mcconnell, Miss Gallagher.
MISS Gamm, Miss Cullen. Miss Curtis, Mrs.