The San Francisco call., 1897-03-28
CLUB GATHERINGS.
F Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Extensively.

The concert given by the San Francisco Con-
servatory OF Music at the Y. NJ. c. A. all, on
the evening of March "a, was grand success.
The hall was crowded by the many friends of
the pupils and the institute. The following
is the programme of the evening in full:
"Amitie pour Amitie." (piano, violin and
'cello), tMason), the Misses Agnes Akmann,
Lean; piano solo, Spinning Wheel tspln-
dler), Miss Alice Martin; vocal solo, .Pur
Dicestp Notti), Miss A. Butler; piano soil,
notion 5 Octave wSs sfedy Susak Msbs q PeTPstpa
string orchestra, tReinecke); (a) Peace Of the
Night" (b) "Marche Turque" (Beethoven);
violins-the Misses A. Benson, E. salter, i.
Call. J. G. Slmkins, M. Van Doren, Messrs. G..
McNevin. J. Drake, w. Osmers, L. Eliassen, G.
Carran, III. Bowers; viola-Miss P. Bowers. r.
A. Hunt; cello and bass-Messrs R. Mclean,
g. W1dder. Piano soil (Lavalle), (d) Butter
fly," (b) military Polonaise" (Chopin), Miss
Mamie Muncy; mandolins, guitars and cello;
.Gnarda Che Blanca Luna (Caplpana), man
Low. Mrs. Benelli, Messrs. q. Lachman, c.
Bricca, S. Abrams and F. Kenne; guitars-Miss
Bricca, Messrs. H. Warren and 4. Geddes;
rsasehe5 ssS G. wider % vase Rseo :o Faus @ Msnn
Mss Florence Burke. Maudolins. guitar s1d and
'cello-overture, "The Enchantress'' QDalby);
mandolins-Messrs. G. Lachman. s. Abrams.
Warren; cello, G. widder. Song (selected),
Roberto Stantini: piano solo, Rnapsodie No.
2 niszD. Miss Katie Lynch. Barcarolle.
strings and piano (Hermann)- solo violin,
Miss Grace Lynch; second solo violin, Miss
Annie Benson; violin, G. McNevin; viola,
Miss Phoebe Bowers; cello, Mr.. Mclean; piano.
Miss E. Norris. Piano solo, (u) Impromptu
tBach), Miss Ida bradley Mandolins, guitar
and 'cello-serenade "Soavl" (Franca,, Con-
servatory Mand olin and Guitar Club.
club as been formed, com posed OF young
ND Uan rngid dfnU in hn air
having for It's object the furnishing of enter
talnment for the members and their friends.
The name chosen is Sweet Briar, and the
president and Miss Mary Diercks secretary.
On Thursday evening, March 1S, the club gave
its initial social at the residence OF Mr. and
Belle and Jessie Mckay, Misses Hattie and
Nellie Oster, Miss Annie Bowman, Masters
Johnnie Mckay, Fritz and Charley Bowman
and Joe Freyer entertained the clubs guests
A very eljov BILE evening was spent.
Company l, l.. c. c. gave its first quarterly
high jinks last Friday evening at Liberty
Hall. 1t was very enjoyable affair, and the
encore after encore which greeted each number
on the programme showed the appreciation of
the audience. Among. those present were:
Rev. j. Mcdonald, Sergeant Martin of Com.
pany +, First United States Infantry. Captain
II. Powers, I. w. Marlowe and Thomas ].
Gavin of Company II. The fol owing was the
programme: Overture, Wallace Orchestra:
comic auet. Messrs. Nelly ana beggs; boxing
bout Messrs Mayo and Buckley; solo, Don't
Tell Her That You Love Her." T. Gavin reci-
tation, J. Bowling; boxing bout, Messrs. Me-
Laughlin and Monaghan; overture, orchestra; !;
solo, '.Wbisper Your Mothers Name" T. w.
Marlowe; comic song, j. F. Bowling; boxing
bout, Messrs. Ford and Glassit; "When You
Ask Girl to Leave Her Happy Home"
Thomas Gavin.
delightful entertainment was given in the
Presbyterian church, West Berkeley, by the
Chris tian Endeavor Society of the First Pres
byterian Church of Berkeley on Friday evon-
ing, March 26. The programme consisted of
a concert and farce. The proceeds are to be
applied toward the payment of the church in
de ebtedness.
The Merry Makers gave most delightful
entertainment on Friday evening at Professor
Fosser's dancing school, Mozart Hal 1853
Market street. Dancing followed the we'll
selected programme.
The regular monthly social of the Indepen-
dent Cavalry Corps was held last evening at