The San Francisco call., 1897-03-07

grand literary and musical entertainment
was given by the Marigold Clm6 OF 81. Domie
MICS parish Tuesday evening. The programme
consisted of the following numbers: Plano
solo, Miss Tessie Riordan; vocal solo, Z. =. An
rseitaIi9p n a. Y1:as speesl es
Mr. Page, companied by MISS Iess1e InoaI n,o,
dan; fancy dance, Miss Hattie O'Neill; vocal
solo, Miss Ernesine schmlat; id;s cIlo on pC Car.
rigan; specialties, Messrs. Quinn brolEeIs'
song, Joseph Dennis; recitation, Iessle NC
vocal ioas, solo MI Mesgs Manoes
Professor " P. While and c. Peterson; Yocai
duet, Miss Ernestine Schmitt and ID. Page; vo-
ca! solo, James Kehoe. The evenings enter
tainment concluded with piano 500 Dy MISS
Oracle Riordan.
The regular monthly meeting of the Mas
sasoits Social and Literary Club was he'd last
Thursday evening, Fe pruary 20. at the nome
OF Miss Maud Cornish. 80 Waller street. All
the members and ew invited guests were
present. After the minutes of the last meet
ing written by DR.. ]. A. Kuykendall, were
read, the following programme was rendered:
Piano duet (Faus'), Miss Maud Cornish ana
Miss Grace Marshall; vocal solo, Love Prov
ing" Miss Nellie Chase: essay, Room at the
| Top" Miss B. Dietz; piano solo (selected), Miss
| g. Marshall; vocal solo, "Mona," MISS NJ.
Cornish. After the programme games were
| INDUCED in, some OF them proving highly 1n-
teresting, as this was the first time they were
played here. having been imported from ger
many for the benefit of this club. At late
! hour the young, folks adjourned to the BAN
quet hall, where the following toasts were
! given and responded to: Our Hostess estes; Dr, :;
| wittily given by Miss Policy and as wittily an
swered in lengthy discourse on "The
Women" by W. S. Woods Herbert Baily then
| evening was spent in dancing, and II was u
late hour before the club disbanded.
One of the most successful dances OF the sea-
son was given by THE German" leading
cotillon club of Oakland, at Masonic Hail on
Monday evening last The decorations were
beautiful nd artistic: The cotillon was ably
those present were: The Misses Enid ana
Nettie Yale. Miss Mabel Holmes, Miss Beatrice
Curtis, the Misses Louise and Douglass White
Mss Ax Ms, White Mana Miss M
Otey, Miss Schwartz. Miss Evans, the Misses
Paula and Lulu Reed, Miss Mamie Wallace,
Miss Morris, Miss Allen, Miss Elsie and the
George Jackson. FREQ Russ, Mr.. Redington,
Max Jones, Frank Rudolph, Robert White,
Eugene Tricou, DR.. Harry Anderson, JACK
Edwards, DR.. Dunn, Mr. Hodgson, Mr.. Fine,
Mr.. Blanding and Mr.. Batchelder.
The Hellenic Mutual Benevolent Society
celebrated its third anniversary by an enter
tainment and ball ON saturday evening at
Turn Verein Hall.
The children of st. Adams Sunday-school
gave on last Friday night in Social Hall, For
esters' building. the first Of series OF enter
talnments which they purpose TO give during
the year, with view to raise fund in aid OF
the church. The entertainment, which in
cluded musical and literary programme by
members of the school and dancing, was un-
der the supervision OF the ST. Alban drill
team, of which Leland Randell is pres ident
Charles Keuhnis secretary and Harry Homer
treasurer. There was good attendance OF
adults, who greatly enjoyed the Juvenile en-
tertainment.
On last Friday evening Professor W. ].
o O'Brien gave an entertainment and dance 10
his pupils and friends at Scottish Hall, 105
Larkin street. There were over 900 people
present and none regretted coming. The first
feature in trOduce1 was the Sailors EOrn- |
pipe,' by Master Walter Crayion, who went
through the difficult maneuvers admirably.
The next number was a fan dance by Miss |
Essie Moore, Miss Eta Schneider and Miss |
Florence Holt. THIS was followed by the
cachucha by Miss Beatrice Bocarde and Miss
Edna Mcclure; Coming 1hro' the Rye"
the Misses Angela and Alvanlsa Sartorius;
"Frolic OF the Coons," Miss Ethel Schwa-
ner; Highland, fling, Miss Bessie Harris;
BOURNE May Horn; Spanish castinet, class of
sixteen caprice Ethel Schwand; Polls dance,
Ethel Clark; sword dance, Eta Schiedeler and
Essie Moore; cracovienne, Lottle Bocarde;
leonies, lila Coggins; song and dance, Edna
Mcclure; flower ballet, sixteen girls; High
land fling, Theodore Wilder; recitation, May
Rhodes; the seasons, Lola OBrien; lovers
request, Virginia Martin and Ethel Schwaner;
tambourine dance, Genevieve Isaacs; craco-
"Darkie King dance, Lillian Rhodes and Veva
Anderson; serpentine dance, Beth Hamilton;
fishers hornpipe, Lola o'Brien and Milton
After the entertainment the pupils and
friends INDUCED in dancing.
Before separating for home Miss Lillian
Rhodes presented with a handsome gold
watch and chain by Pro essor W. J. o. Brien.
The young ladies of Alameda gave party
Tuesday evening, March 2, at Blanding Hall,
Alameda The ladies on the committee were:
Miss Eva Parker, Miss Minnie Rosmarin, Miss
Mamie O'Brien, Miss Mary Sousa. The grand
march was lei by Miss Eva Parker. Between
dances there were singing and recitations.
Those present were: Miss Eva Parker, Miss
Minnie Rosmarin, Miss Mamie o. Brien, Miss
Mary Sousa a, Miss Eda Probst Miss NJ. Cava-
naugh Miss /. Rosenthal, Mrs. Schomb 'rg Mrs
S. Bremen, Mrs. Probst, Mrs. Frodden,
Miss Winiired Neal, MISS H. Nellie Fulton,
Miss Marie Kugelberg, the Misses NJ. and n
Rose, Miss Hattie Hoelscher, Miss Dora Hits
hens, Miss Dora Janke, Miss Rose Boesch, Miss
Hiloa Toasien, Miss Mary Sousa, Miss Lu
Rosmarin, Miss Mabel Parker, Miss Susie
Schomberg, Miss Mile Holischer, Miss Ellen
Wood, Miss Julia Hogan, Miss Mae Coughlin,
Miss Anita Parker, Miss Alice Cavanaugh, Miss
Margaret J. Murphy, Miss Nora Murphy,
Mrs NJ. Parker, Miss Katie Cavanargh'
Miss Rosalie Seaman, Miss d. Frodden, Miss L.
Hitler, Miss A. o. Brien. Mrs Rosmarin, Mrs,
Bremen, Joshua Bridge, Z. Peck, K. Farrar A.
Haltee, Reuben Bremen, Eduard Kugelbe
Fred Farrar, Mr.. Prestel, L. Sansome Frank
Ford, Charles Bertram, Will Kelly NJ. L. Green.
VIII Coughill. G. H. Noble, Allie Bochmer,
Gus Blank, Ed Adams, Fred Rose, H. Van
Fagen, E. Probst, II. Sousa, A. G. Lovegroye
w. NJ. Boehmer, Henry Schneider, George La.
verify, Z. Parker.