The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

The grad uatng exercises of the California
School of EloCution and Oratory we're held at
ASS citation building, Friday evening, Septem-
Der 10. The following programme was pre-
sented: Prayer, Rev. J. H. Macon Der; piano
duet, Tampa overture, Miss Josephine
Walker and Miss Alec Price; recitation, Mar
Gus" George EbeTsl, Lottie J. Greeber; recita-
ton, The Reading Glass" arranged by Helen
Potter. Suzette A. de Neffe; vocal solo, 'Vorel
Morir" Paolo Tosti), Bradley Smith Courtesy
OF Mrs Won Meyerinck); club swinging,
Hett.e NJ Coriett. Suzette a. de Neffe,
Lott tie J. Graeber; recitation, ''Hagar"
ELIZA ?. NichO.Son), Anna NJ. Egenhoft;
monologue, d" The Higher Education "a.
Knapp, Hettie NJ. Corlett; vocal solo, aria
from William of Orange" Love Ceaseth
evermore" (EckerO, MISS Ceceiia Decker
Jack, the Fisherman" (El'ztbeth Stuart
Phelps, Esther {. MacOmber. Knickerbocke
male quartet, Lullaby" lBrahms)-Arihur
Messmer first tenor; Z. NJ Elliott, second
second bass. SIX Cups OF Chocolate" (E. and
B. .Matthews}-Adeline Won Lindau. Anna NJ.
Egenhoff; Marion Lee, Suzette a. de Neffe;
Dorothy Green, Hettie NJ. Corlett; Hester
Beacon, Esther C. Maeomber; Beatrix Van
Kortlandt, Lottie J. Grae Der; jeanette Durand,
Mrs. a. J. McAlister. Presentation CT diplo-
mas.
The regular monthly entertainment and
dance OF the Western Addition Literary and
Social Club was held on Wednesday evening
at Native Sons Hall, and, like all previous en-
tertainmentS of this popular club, scored an
immense success. The entertainment was un-
usually we ! selected and varied, and was re-
ceived with marked appreciation by the large
audience present.
TIE following was the programme in iull
Overture, orchestra; con trail % SOLO, ''Goloen
Love" DWELLINGS,, Mrs Emily Mckenzie; reci-
taIion (gelectedl, Professor G. b. Newton;
tenor solo. Come Into the Garden. NJ tude'
(BeIie), J. H. Desmond. THE American
Frenenman''; cast-MajOr Regulu Rattan,
William Ogilvie; Victor Dubois. William Wa
lace; Mr.. Spriggins. Alfred A Borltni; Mrs.
Sprggins, Miss Freda Gallick; Angelina (their
daugh teri Miss Rose Broderick Julia twlie of
Major Rattan), Miss Gertie 1ngham; Anna
Marie (maid OF ala work., Miss Nettie Hynes;
scene, fashionable watering place.
Tamalpais Villa was the scene OF great les
tivities last Sunday. the occasion being the
initial outing of the Jolly Order OF Gloom Dis
pellers. The day WAS very pleasantly spent in
Songs were introduced BY William Berger,
Miss MAY Stein, S. Kane. William E. Hayden
an and Jack Catheart. Miss Tessle stein and
Thomas Mar oney sang a beautiful duet.
As the shades OF night drew near the gather
ing returned to this city, where an elaborate
supper was served in the banquet et-rcom of
downtown cafe. Toasts were given and re-
sponded TO. After supper John Lomyns gayea
piano solo, "Paderewskis Minuet," and was
followed by Miss Bernie Stein and Anton Pei
coYitch with ihe Beethoven Sonata No 3 for
violin and piano Mr.. Modohan sang and Mr..
Kane followed with an original comic song.
The success OF the undertaking was largely
due to tne untiring efforts of W. McCarty and
Mr.. HAYDEN, ably ass .sted by Miss Mae Stein.
The following comprised the gathering: j.
Dillon, 4. Z. OBrien, W. Riley, William Wolf,
J. Comyns, Max Herzog F. J. Foran A. ri co.
witch, Frank w. HeaIy, William Berger Will
liam Mccarthy, Jose ph Dunn, ThomaS Clark,
J. Toney, j. Rag6n. p. Manssang, 7. ]. Maro-
ney J. Cribbens, Miss May Ficken, Miss Mag
gle Dunn. Miss Raphael Casey. Miss Name
Dunn, Mis- Margaret Hogan, Miss Josie Dunn,
Mis- Jennie Mccormack, Miss Flora Walsh
Miss Lottie Crowley. Miss Elsie Nagle, Miss
Emma Sullivan, Miss Iay Johnson. Miss Mel
lie Sullivan, Miss May Sullivan, Miss May
Hawkins, Miss ril.ie Fress. Miss Mae Stein,
Missie Tessie Stein, Miss Bernie Stein, Miss
Annie Kerr, Miss Maud Montague, Miss Alice
DWyer.