The San Francisco call., 1897-02-14
IN THE FUTURE.
Announcement Made of Charitable
Entertainments.

On Tuesday, February %, a Lady Washing
ton tea Will be held at the residence of Mrs.
Will E. Fisher, 1910 Suffer street. for the
benefit of the Nathaniel Gray Free Kinder
garten. Tickets can be objsined from Mrs.
NJ. r. Higgins (president), Mrs. c. s. Wright,
Mrs. F. L. Whitney, Mrs. II. E. Huntington.
Mrs. L. A. Kelly, Mrs John Fiournoy, Mrs. J.
Stow Ballard, Mrs. NJ. H. Myrick, Mrs. John
Haynes, Mrs. George Ashton, Mrs. George
Easton, Mrs. Ralph Hooper and other ladies
on the board of managers.
The Winter Cotillon Club will give an
assembly aud german Tuesday evening, Feb
ruarv %, at Beethoven Hall.
Aqua Pura Social Club will give a social
dance on Friday evening, February 10, at
Mozart H all. 1858 Market street
The twenty-frst grand annual masquerade
ball OF the San Francisco Turn Verein will be
held at the S. ciety's hall, 323 Turk street,
Sunday evening; February 81.
An entertainment will be gwen under the
auspices of the Frauen Verein aud Martin
Luther Bund OF the St Marks German Church
on Thursday, the 18th of February. The
affair is to celebrate the four hundredth ami
versary of Melancthon's birth.
AT the meetng OF the Mission Literary and
members were elected to hold Office for the en-
suing term: President, James p Griffin; vice
president, Frank w. Healy; secretary aud
@ @JTees urer, C. A. Wegener; dramatic director,
Walter H. Taisen; assistant dramatic director
Henry G. Lehman Jr. The twelfth party of
the club Will take place Tuesday evening Feb
ruary %, at Union-square Hall An excellent
programme has been arranged, to conclude
with Inc one.act comedy entitled "The Two
Bonnycastles.'
Eastern Star, will give valentine party on
Friday evening, February 10.
A grand cascarone party will be given by
Fremont Parlor No. So n. D. G. w, on Satur-
day evening, February 81. at the banquet
hail Native Sons building, Mason street.
The fourteenth anniversary entertainment
and ball OF Court Star of the west No. 1856 A.
o. F., will be held at B'nai Birth Hall Satur-
day evening, February 20.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give an
entertainment and social ut Native Sons Hall
on Thursday evening 25th inst
The members of the Borromesn Council No.
l29, Young Mems Institute, are making ex-
tenslve preparations for minstrel snow and
dance, which they viii give at Mission Opera
Hall, on Mission street near Seventeenth,
next Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
The council is one OF the most prominent
fraternal organizations at the Mission and
the appearance of its members in burnt cork
Will be an event in its history. The minstrel
hrst part will be participated in by about
twenty-five people most OF whom are mem
bers OF the council James A. Riley Will be in
terlocutor, and the end men will be DR.. ]. P.
Mccarthy, Joseph NJ. Toner, Frank Dillon, Dr.
w. H. Sieberst, Ed Loughey and Sam Mont
gomery. Some of the popular comic and senti-
mental son gs of the day will be sung and sew
also be rendered. Among those who will give
solos will be John H. Widman, Nicholas j.
doey, 1nomas L. Gately and John T. KAY
anaugh. They will be assisted by the follow
ing singers George F. Keane, John H.
O'Brien, Fred Newberger. Thomas ]. Pangini,
]. P. Denahy, George Low, DR.. Joseph l. Rich
ards, Thomas J. Byrne, George Matlich and Ed
J. Coffey. The music has been in preparation
for many weeks under the direction OF Messrs
d Arey and Eules, and treat is promised in
this feature
The second part viii consist of specialties
and character sketches by Dr. J. P. Mccarthy
and Sam Montgomery.A One of the leading
features of the second part Will be a clever
creation entitled "The Blaekies Not the
Brownies" 1t will be presented for the first
time on this occasion by f. J. Cavanagh and
Masters Harry Dowdell Henry SaIa, Jerry
Lennon, Edmond Boland, Maurice Fitzgibbon,
Frank Mccarthy und Hugh MeCourt.
The committee having the arrangements in
charge is as follows: r. E. Fazackerly, chair
man; George F. Lynch, p. F. Dillon Paul B.
Hay, i. J. Coffey, n. j. Haley and James A
Riley.
Court Mazzini, No. 1909. A. o. F., gave a
grand vocal and instrumental concert fol-
lowed by ball, al tWashington-sauare Hall,
on Sunday evening, February z. The musical
programme was OF unusual excellence and
was greatly appreciated by the large audience
present.
The Servian-Montenegrin Benevolent So
ciety will give their seventeenth anniversary
ball Wednesday evening, February "a, at Cali
fornla Hall, $40 Bush street.