The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04

! A. A. Kuykendan; mandolin solo, Bohemian
GIRL Miss Anette Zinns; character song. Miss
| Nellie Chase; recitation, Josiah Aliens
! Pleasure Exertion," Miss Letitia Larios. After
| playing some very interesting games supper
| was served in the usual fashion.
The Varsovienne Fortnighty Club gave
social at Wells Hall, 1901 Post street. Satur-
J day evening
The third musicale devoted to sacred music
was given Tuesday evening at the Woman's
Educational and Industrial Union on Van
Ness avenue. The following was the pro-
gramme for the evening: Bass air. Elijah
! (Mendelssohn), B. Brotman; Benedictus. "Mass
Roecke!: 90 salutaris" (TostD, senoIila An
drea Mojica; "Pater Nos,ern tRoeckeD,
Mrs. H. Lewis; "Hear Ny Cry (Cressey), Miss
Ann Annet!e Miey ire Aye Maria ngesa 0%e yNe
and Miss May Mahie; bass SOLO, ''Sun OF My
SOUP (Harriss), Joseph A. Fogarty: "Pleta
to Be There (Giibern, Miss Tillie Miley; solo
and chorus, lave Maria (SchuberD, La1ies'
Choral; ave Maria" Pentatonic (Roeckei,
Nine. Roeckel; "Holy Mother Shelley, Miss
Joseph A. Fogarty
The City Guard Club celebrated its forty
March 81, at its hall, 1927 Market street Only
gentlemen attended the entertainment, which
was elightful success
At the entertainment given by the children's
class. California School OF Elocuuon and
Oratory, on Tuesday evening, March 80. The
following excellent programme was enjoyed
UY the ldT sc duuleuCe pEtStHl-
Free gymnastics, class; recitation, Little
Oleander Slip" Irene Hoge; recitation,
poor Little Joe,' Gertrude Sullivan;
recitation, "An Oversight OF Ma Makeup"
"our countrys Flag" class; recita-
recitation. THE Green Mountain Justice"
Irene de Voll; piano solo, selected, Esther
Macomber; recitation, Keeping His Word,
lone Johnston; pantomime, My Faith Looks
Up to Thee" irene de Vol; recitation, BE
cause" GretaVenton; reel lation, My Kittens,
R chel Walters: club swinging, Adele Kellogg;
su livan; Fairy Queen, Mabel Thompson;
| Spring, Ruth Withers; Summer, Greta Ven
ten; Autumn, Rachael Walters; Winter, lone
Last Wednesday evening the Hamilton
Social Club, under the direction of Professor
Wells, entertained a number of its friends in
Dancing was the feature of the evening. The
grand march was led by Miss Alice Bell and
Lloyd Beanston.
The regular tri-monthly cotillon and hop of
Pucketts Academy of Dancing was held on
Tuesday evening, the 23d inst, at the Mission
Opera Hall, Mission street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth. The cotillon was led
! by A. J. Phillips and Miss Ella Reed. The af-
fair was success and pleasant evening was
spent by all.
The fifth and last but one Wagner art lecture
series given by Mrs. Henri Fairweather Tues
day before Sorosis was probably the most
poWerinI o,1 @ OF any that she has given, "Rhen-
good. Mrs Fairweather sang the notable
sword scene, a,so Awake, Brunhilde" most
dramatically. The highest tribute that could
be paid the lecturer was the request that she
should give another series of lecturers b fore
| Sorosis at the conclusion of this present one
on Browning.
The Swedenborg Literary Society entertained
lis members and friends Thursday night by
giving q chestnut musicale at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Louderback, S37 Post street.
Despite the rain the N usicale was well attended
and enjoyed by all. Following is the pro-
gramme: Song, "Massa's in the Cold. Cold
Ground" by the Swedenborg Literary Society
chorus; violin solo, Miss Edna Cadwalader;
song with chorus ''Rock-a-by Baby" Mrs. J. 5.
David; vocal solo, Miss Rowe; song with
chorus, Some Day Pll Wander Back Again."
+. D. Worth; cornet solo, Mr.. Loyad; song
MI Nolan; song with chorus, "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" Miss Maud Matheson; banjo
solo, Miss Noltemyer; song, "Pse Gwine Back
| to Dixie" by the Swedenborg Literary Society
chorus
Alter the programme refreshments were
served and dancing was in order. At late
hour the members sang parting hy mn and
dispersed.
The CALIFORNIA; gave an enjoyable April fool
party on Thursday evening al California Hall.
The next gathering of the CLUB will be held on
Thursday evening April 15