The San Francisco call., 1897-10-10
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Native
Sons OF Vermont was held on Fridsy evening
at Odd Fellows Hall. AS usual, there was q
large and fashionable audience in attendance.
After an excellent programme, dancing was
in order
The following was the programme of the
evening:
Grand performances OF the Dawson City Min
Tommy Eggert, Jim Gillis. S. P. Andrews; con-
versatonalist A. A. Borlinl; lamborine,
FRANK Hayes, William Kohn. Dennis sheerin;
pany; Come Down. Ma Honey." TOMMY
Eggert; selected, Frank Boyd; "Ma Cole Black
Lady" Dennis Sheerin; 30 Lucky Jm," j..
Meaton Leonard; pecialties. Miss May Robin
son. in her bur esque of an uI-to-date young
man; Reginald Trayers, IN his burlesque of an
up.to-date young lady; something, Jim Giliis;
The Heart Bowed Down." J. p Grodgens
Boom Ball." William Kohl; selected, William
Ogelyie; "Hot Time in the Old Town." Miss
Juanita Coad; "Oh Mr.. Johnson, Turn Ne
Loose" Frank Hayes; Because | Love You.
Dear, A. A. Borllni. Finale-$10,0O0 cham
pionship cake walk by the company.
The San Francisco Conservatory of Music
gave most enjoyable concert on Frid ay even
excellent programme was enjoyed by the large
and fas shionahle audience present.:
nGdRg.,{ String OFehe e5t Reve5ie" oP SO
MANN; vloiins-Misses NJ. Con'in, a. Beuson,
Z. saller, g. Lynch, NJ. Abeile. Z. Larsen E.
Cal, J. G. Simkins, NJ; Van Doren,. Messrs. 6.
j.
Lyle, c. Carrau. A. HUNT; yiola-Miss =. Bow
ers, NJ. Garay; cello and bass-Messrs. r. Nc
Lean, g. Widder. Piano solo, ,"Valsen (DuranO
Miss Ju' let Grass first appearancel Trio (Men-
delssohn). Miss A. Ackmann (piano), Miss G.
Lyuch (vIolin), r. Mclean (celio). Piano solo,
"henGo Capriccioso." op. IA (Mendelssohn)
Vocal, ''Tanc.edi Cavatina" (Ros:inil, Mile.
Elena Roeckel. Trio, No. l Finale (Haydn),
Alice Martin. piano; Miss NJ. Conlin, violin {;
gerS' fMiIlsl- fbl HHnnparia0 DaRcaO No q
(Brahms), Miss Mamie Muncie. Mandolins,
guitars and cello Vita Gaia (Broign), Con-
E. Bonelli, Misses K. Lynch, E. Norris, A. Ack-
mann, Mess5s. c. Rogers, Z. Bricca, r. Bar
thold, j.. lerkelson; guitars: MeSsIs. R. Ged-
m Piano on solo Ia Ies dueI SloSet,es es
chetizkyl, (b) Moment Musicale C minor
(Moszkowsk), Miss Florence Burke. Vocal,
Piano soil, (a) "Impromptu," op. 30 (Choptn),
(b) inventions" three voices (Bacn), Miss Ida
Bradley. (a) Gavotte strings and piano., Op.
and &sser g. e. uss
I: Burke. (b) BaIlata (Papini), violins-Misses
NJ Conlin, A. Benson and NJ. Van Doren (;
piano, Miss F. Burke. Piano solo, "Rhapso-
ole No. q Q4iszr. Miss Katie Lynch cello so O.,
selected, K. Mclean; piano solo, "Polonaise,
Op. So Chopin. Miss NJ. Reimers; cornet solo,
selected, Miss Irene Lynch; mandolins, gui-
tars and cello, Hawaiian ID melodies-(d) Mahina
Malamalama; (bl Aloha Oe, San Francisco
Conservatory Mandolin Club.
The Nationals held their forty second ami
yersary party Friday evening, October 8. at
Armory Hall, S15 Ellis street. The affair was
most gratifying success.
The Mckenzie Musical Society gave con-
cert and hop at Uuion-square Hall Thursday
evening, october z. The concert was an un-
qualified success. The following well-known
soloists assisted: Miss Minnie Powell, Miss
Zelda Lewis, Miss Anetta George, Mrs. W.
Margo. Miss Kitty McShane. Miss L. Wcfels-
berg, Miss NJ. Kormann, Miss Jennie Larsen.
Miss Alice Healey, Miss Eta Fraser; Messrs.
Frank w. Healey, and J. w. Mckenzie musical
director.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
NeYadans was held at Unlon,square Hall.
programme was presented and each number
was enthusiastically encored: Piano solo, Pro-