The San Francisco call., 1899-10-07
FESTIVE ELKS
THE HOSTS OF
LADIES FAIR
Entertainments I hat
Delighted.
ONE BY MON-PR0FESSI0NALS
PEOPLE FROM THE THEATERs
VOL
ONE BY MON-PROFESSlONALs
The Guests Were Treated Royalty and
Gained a Good Opinion of the
Best People on
Earth"

san Francisco Lodge No 3, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, held its la
dies social in Elks' Hail last night. The
only decorations were the American flag
al the station of the exalted ruler and
garands Of smilaX, but these were scarce
}y needed as the hall itself is one that is
always beautiful without decorations
There were several hundred ladies and
their escorts present, who were enter
tained by two programmes prepared un-
der the direction of the committee, con-
sisting of J. Z. Dunno, A. J. Carmany
T. O. Heydenfedt Frank Sine, II. 5.
Manning and Herman kOhn. one prior
TO II O'Clock was of numbers contributed
by nOn-protesslonals except one. After
Exalted Ruler Manning had made few
remarks on the purpose Of holding ladies
nights, viz, 10 enlarge the social feature
of the order, he introduced the chairman
OF the evening, I; E. Dunno, who then
nominated r }. Tierney as policeman
with instructions to collect all fines I'M
posed This was followed by the first
the Song" by Z. W Thompson: violin
SOLO Miss Babbitt Cline; recitation, Miss
May sullivan; vocal solo, Monk and
Maid Ben Tarbox; vocal solo. Henry
Guard; recitation, Miss Cecil Haas; vocal
solos, Miss Sandelin, SiGnor Abramof and
W. W. Briggs.
There was an intermssion, during which
collation. and icecream were served to
the ladies. At II o'clock the members of
the lodge We're called TO order and invited
to observe the time and remember the db-
sent Elks, which was done in accordance
with the ceremony of the lodge.
After intermsslon there was a second
programme under the directorship of
John MOrrisey and Felix Morris the sew
eraI numbers being contributed by men,
bers or the theatrical profession. There
were representatives from the local thea
tcrS, each OF which furnished a pleasing
special feature. Among those who APP
peaTed before midnight were: Felix Nor
ris and wife. II. r. Roberts, Alex Corco-
ran, Joseph TYnney and Frank Esmel-
lon OF the Mdggle Moore company ana
Frank Cushman.
Among the many guests of the lodge
were: Captain q. {. Stuil. Captain Ref,
lieutenant IeageI and Lieutenant Dane
OF the Montana volunteers. Or. Gassa-
way Of the United States Marine Hospi-
tai, Miss Clare Hampton, Dr. d. S Back
Northrup, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. \. Drucker.
G H. Jackson and wife, \. Abrahamof,
Miss p. Sanderlin, Miss Z. Wing, Miss
I;ange Mrs. Lange, Mrs. Baum. Thomas
+. Dunno and Mrs. Dunno, James z.
Dunno, Miss Alice Dunno Mrs. A. b.
Sianster, Mrs; J. $. Barrett, E. Barrett,
r. McGettigan, Miss Rose McGettigan,
Miss Marie McGettigan. Mr.. and Mrs II.
5; Manning Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bunker,
Thompson. Miss Marie Thompson. Miss
CCarlotte Thompson, Miss Eta O'Brien,
Miss Belle O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Briggs,
Mr.; and Mrs. Harrison Houseworth. Mr.
and Mrs. b. Austin, Miss Brandscheid,
Mrs. NJ. Cock, Mrs. Bohm, Miss Helen
Sandeline, Miss f. Crossett, the Misses
Byington, Mrs. +. Crocker, Miss Helen
b. Croker, Mrs. Z. c. Stock, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Jackson. Mrs. II. Kohn and
Miss hohn, c. S. Hoffman and Mrs Hoff-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Baker Of
Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ulrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Taffinger of Portland. Or. Mr..
and Mrs. II. \. Redden, c. W. Nevin and
Mrs. NeVln, DR.. and Mrs. +. n. Short, Mr..
and Mrs y. J. Carmany. Miss Carmany,
Phil Fay, the Misses Fav. T. H. Hyden-
feldt and Mrs. Hydenfeldt, Captain J. T.
Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, Captain and
Mrs. Friele, p K. Gordon and Mrs. Cor
don, Mrs F. Ewell, Miss Bohrs. Mr. and
Mrs. Nate Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. ia
cobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Tierney, d. c. Martin
and 4 Mrs Martin, Phil Joseph and Mrs.
Miss Jacobs. Mrs A. Drucker, Mr., and
Mrs. P. Bacigalupi