The San Francisco call., 1897-06-27
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

A musicale was given to the residents OF the
Kings Daughters Home on Tuesday after
noon, June %, or which occasion the follow
Ing programme was presented: Piano solo,
"Pasquinade'' (Gottschalk), Mrs. Rich Conn /;
song, al Know a Bank" (Parker), Stella Ford /;
piano solo, "sonatine" (Schytte), Anna jacob; ;
mandolin and guitar, Remembrance of
Venice" the Misses Grace and Lille Spreck-
els; piano duet, waltz (Behr) Francis and
Helen D0dd; piano soli-(d) LA Castelle"
(Lichner), (b) "VIlse' (GurlitD. May Schlut-
ter; plano duets -(a) Album Leaf''
(Klrchner) (b) "Gavotte' (GurlitD, Fanny
and Iva Woodman; song, Loves Old,
Sweet Song" Eva Knowlton; piano solo,
"Rondo." op. II (Hummel), Helen Dodd !;
piano duet, la Grace Waltz (Bohm), Gladys
Fox and Miss Diserens; mandolin and guitar,
"Espanito Waltzes." the Misses Grace and
(Schumannl, (bl Military Polonaise"
(Chopln), Willie Maurer; song, "The Flower
Mag HiOe Its Face" Stella Ford; piano solo,
transcription of "Home, Sweet Home" IF. l..
King, Iva Know!ton. Kinder symphony
(Gurlitt)-piano, Miss Diserens; trumpet, Miss
Florence Conn; horn. Miss Fanny WoOdman /;
Schlutter; nightingale, Miss Gladys Fox;
twittering birds, Miss EIva Woodman /:
cuckoos, quail, Miss Iva Knowlton.
The TuoIumne County Association was en-
tertained by Mrs. E Sanborn at her beautiful
residence at Fruitvale, June II. Abont 300
guests were present. number of young Ia
OAcs nclptu u SutcEldlu lnem Win music,
games and speeches. Mrs. (. Sanborn was
elected president for the ensuing year. Mrs
Skellen Secretary, Mrs. J. ?. Ford treasurer
Last Wednesday evening the pupils of the
Polytechnic High School had an informal en-
tertainment in the school under the direction
of Miss Lottie Lime. The boys of the school
were the guests OF the young ladies who pre-
sented n programme, in which Miss McSwee-
ney, Miss Daisy Falconer, Miss Josephine
Brown. Miss Sneehan, Miss Katie Lennie and
Miss Caroline Waller took part. AT the close
nj nrOHramme rafrpS
up TO all present
recital was given under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor OF the Third Congregational Church,
Fifteenth street, near Mission, Friday evening
June Is, by Miss Hettie NJ Corlett, assisted by
Miss Maud Fay, Miss Anna Egenhoff Fred l.
Shaw, +. Hamlin and Mr.. Smith of Oakland.
The entertainment was a complete success
both artistcslly and financially. All the
scene in MARY Stuart" between E.izabeth
(Mss EsenhOff) and Mary Miss CorletD was
rendered with great spirit, and ELECTED en-
thusiastic applause. The duet between Miss
Fay and Mr.. Smith was a splendid success, as
was also the violin solo by Mr.. HamIin. The
| humorous selection, ga Short Talk on Del
sarte,' by Mr.. Snaw, was the funny feature of
the entertainment, and kept the audience In
good spirits
The Hawthorne Literary and Social Club
met last Thursday evening at Union-square
Hail. AL Post street After an interesting
concert, about hundred members being pres
ent. the following officers were elected: DR..
Hustled, president; Fred Bell, first vice-presi-
dent; Bert Ball. second vice-president; Joseph
Green, recording secretary; Il. Davidson,
financial secretary; e. Moss, treasurer; f.
Stapf, sergeant-atarms. This Sunday, June
27, the hawthorne Club will give a private
picnic al Sausalito.
The lat home given on Tuesday evening
| by the Christian Endeavorers Of the Central
NJ. E Church in the church parlors was a
most enjoyable affair. An excel .ent pro-
gramme was rendered, after which refresh
ments were served and pleasant social hour
spent