The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

, White, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Harding,
MI Yates. Mr.. Cunningham, Mr.. Lowry, MT.
CuIliver G. Cunningham.
The regular monthly entertainment and
dance Of The Native Sons o. Vermont was he
on Friday evening, November r. at Dad Eel
lows Hall. AS usual. a large and fashionable
audience applauded an exec Lent programme
and participated in the dance that followed.
The following was the programme OF the
evening: AUNT Amanda; or. the Country
Farm" by the Columbian Stock COMPANY IA
comedy IN two acts). Mss Amanda Perkins,
Reginald Travers; RUDE Higgins, Francis
Tanning: Abraham ShlnCle, George Her
nance; Hezekiah Stump, Warren King; Ton,
Miss Celia Ha mon; oaran Jane specially en-
gaged). Miss Nergie Vaughn (Goodsel); Mats,
a waif Miss May Robinson. Scene, New
/ England. First act-Home OF Aunt Amanda;
time, winter. Second act-Same; time, sum-
The Eschscholtzias, at their last regular
meeting, presented their president. Edward
II. Morris, with beautifully engraved silver
medal as u token OF their appreciation and
esteem. The presentation speech was made
by Joseph W. David, the organizer OF the CLUB.
The initial recS ptiou OF the secon1 season OF
/ the Fin de Steele Whist Gu b opened with a
most enthusiastic meeting at the home OF the
president. Miss Faith Gambetz, 1427 Oak
street.
! Five games of whist engrossed the attention
until the nappy young people joined in the
dance. after which delightful supper ana
felicitous toass served to prolong the merry
making into the early hours.
/ The guests we're: Miss Faith Gambitz, j. ii.
Wheeler, Miss a. Hromada, W. H. Robinson,
! Miss Susie Logan, W. K. Ovens, Miss J, Hro-
mada, Lee GambitZ. MISS al Goiden, Eliio no Il Il
| Davis, Miss lie Beaumeau. Mr.. Morgan. MISS
/ The ina Kiefa Der. l. E Phillips, Miss Blrdi {
I Gambitz J. C. Crooks, Miss l. Wolfe, A. Meus-
doffer Miss J. Clabrough, Walter Burner.
The Franco-American Club gave very sue
/ cessful concert and ball at California Hall on
Sunday evening, November 4, Wnlch was
largely attended. The success OF the affair Is
due to the able management OF the 10. lowing
members: T. Boulin, the president; \. Com
batalade. J. Lamay, D. Bertrand, Miss L. Bois-
son and Mss L. DtcCuYete.
The initial Invltational party OF the Ne Plus
Ultra Dancing Club al Chapman 5 Hail, OAK
/ land, last Wednesday evening, was decided
success. The attendance was large ana the
music good. The club Is composed OF some OF
the leading young business men, ana lncludeS
H. \. Crandeil, E. T. N. Eckert, II. 5. Brown,
Conant W. W. Chapman and o. c. Bryan.
They VIII continue these parties on the hrst
Wednesday evening OF eacn month during the
/ winter season.
| I Gondolieai gave their opening party of
/ the season at Maple Hal, Palace Hotel, last
/ Friday evening. Among those present were:
/ Charlotte E. Borllui, A +. Arata, Florence
/ Scatena. Emma Grondona, NJ. 1. O4cese, X
/ Merlo, Aurelia Levaggi, Ida Berronto, Maggie
4 Fontana, Clotilde Chicaizoio, Eugenia Briz-
! zolaro. Stella BretaTchi. Lydia Spadlna, Angy
/ Spadina, Romilda Frapon, Maggie Baclga-
/ lupi, Lille Rocco, Sibyl Touln, A. Baclgslupl,
G ,rham. J. Turra, Mrs. R. Lachman Mrs. l..
/ Brizzolaro, Mr.. NJ. Rocca, Mrs. J. a. Splnetu,
/ Mrs. P. Beronio, Mrs A. L. Brizzolara, A A
/ Borlini II. L. Sartort, /. q: Z. Cagherl, A.
Nicheletti, C. +. Grondona, IL. /. Sartor1, w
! R. Borlini, A. l.. Brizzalaro, :. Rocca, h. g.
/ B tcig alupi, J. NJ. Campodonlco, A a. Roset II,
/ J. Gianelli, V. ". Rosetu, 5. CASTILLO, NJ. l.
/ Messmer Jr., J. Danert. 6. DuHrey; r: u Can :
ney, A. Pollak, W. Leathe. J. A. Sptnetti, w.
/ Dibble, r. Lachman, B. L. Davis, +. Bohrman,
| W. Bailey, DR.. A II. Giannlni.