The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter.
tain Their Friends.

The regular monthly entertainment of the
Western Addition Literary and Social Club
was held at Native Sons Hall on Wednesday
evening, March IL AS usual the hall was
crowded with fashionable audience, who
appiauded the excellent and varied pro-
gramme The musical selections were of
great merit and were given under the direc-
tlon of Martin Schultz. The mono-act "The
Marble Arch" was cleverly presented by an
excellent cast:
The program me of the evening in full was
as follows:
Overture, selected, orchestra contralto solo,
selected, Miss Emily NJ Spencer; bass solo,
'"The Deep Cold Sea- (Petrie), Charles L. Pa
rent Jr.; quartet, "Greeting to Spring"
(Strauss-Wilson), Lyric quartet, Mrs. Martin
Schultz Qrst soprano), Miss Ethel Tillson (sec-
ond sopranol, Miss Alice Partridge (irst aito),
Miss Nellie Partridge Second altc), Martin
Schultz (musical directory. The Marble Arch"
comedietta in one act, by Rose and Gassaway:
Cast-Jack Merewet ether (married), A. W. Jones;
Captain Treyethan (bachelor). Charles w. Will
son; Constance Cameron (widow) Miss Freda
Gallick; Marion Merewether {wife), Miss Eta
Butler; scene, Merewethers house.
Dancing concluded the evenings enter
tainment
The Central Chautauqua Circle of San Fran
cisco, which meets at Central NJ T. Church,
held en- open meeting and informal reception
last Tuesday evening, having invited the
Chautauqua circles of this City and Oakland.
Four circles were represented from San Fran
cisco and two from Oakland The programme
was varied to suit the occasion, with special
papers. talks and discussions on the weeks
Chautauaua study. piano duet by the
Misses Schroth was one OF the most enjoy able
numbers OF the programme. After the exer-
cises of the evening refres hments were
served. There were eighty-fve Cnautauquans
present.
The Cleaners gave their annual entertain
ment on Friday aud Saturday nights at Ceres
Hall, 621 O'Farrell street. The programme
was as follow: Friday evening, March 12-
Tine Happy Pair," one,aet , comedy; comedy music, music
loni; reflections After the Ball." Miss Dora
Cohn; violin solo, Miss Marguerite Freitch;
recitation, Mrs. E. L. Hickok; minstrel, Clean
ers; mandolin and guitar, r. Doph and MI
Patten "Jarleys New Wax Works." Cleaners;
duet, E. Morse and Nine. Alice Waltz; recita-
ton, Miss n. Dashiel; chorus, "Fairy Moon
light" Cleaners.
SATURDAY. evening, March I3-Echo chorus,
Cleaners; recitation, Miss Munson; vocal solo,
Miss Beardsley; "a Trip 10 Mauro," sketch,
Cleaners; violin solo, Miss Maybelle Holbrook ;
fancy dance, Miss Rosina Dennery; Ministries,
Cleaners: recitation, Miss n. Dashiel; solo,
Miss Jennie Jehu; Jarley's new WAX works,
Cleaners; solo, Nine. Alice Waltz; moonlight
The entertainment was pronounced grand
success by all those lucky enough to obtain
! seats. Many were turned away for lack OF
accommodation, but it is hoped that the
Cleaners win hire a hall next year instea d
of utilizing their clubroom. .
The Varsoyienne .Fortnightly Club gave, q
bonbon social last evening at Wells Hall, 1901
| Post street
At the regular meeting of the Mckenzie
Musical Society held last Tuesday evening
the Office of president was declared vacant
owing to the departure OF President John l..
Sale from the city. After spirited contest
Frank W. Healy was elected to the Office by a
large majority.
The German ladies of the Red Cross gave
masquera ade ball at Saratoga Hall on Saturday
evening last. The entertainment was grand
success socially as well artistically.
The young ladies of Sacred Heart Church,
corner of Fell and Fillmore streets, of which
Rev. Father Flood is pastor, have organized
themselves into society to be known as the
Ramona Literary and Social Society" The
object Of the society is the advancement of its
mem bers in both the literary and social line.
The following are the club officers: Miss
Margaret Fitzgerald, president; Miss Mary
responding secretary; Miss Mulcahy, financial
secretary; Miss Henneberry, treasurer.