The San Francisco call., 1904-03-14

An entertainment and ball. under the
auspices of King Solomon's Chapter,
No. 10. Order of Eastern Star. will be
given Tuesday evening, April H. in
Steinway Hall, 223 Sutter street.
The San Francisco Turner-Schuetzen
gave an entertainment and dance Sat
urday evening at San Francisco Turn
Verein Hall, 353 Turk street The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Overture L. Won der Mehden's Orchestra;
vaulting on long horse, actiVes OF san Fran
cisco Turn Verein. Professor Hans Goetz i..in an
structor; soprano SOLO selected, Miss J. Budde'
''Die drei Reisende. comic trio, Robert Lor
entz. Max Dunow and 5, Levi Chorus sal
''Ossian.' Vesehnitt; (b) 'Roslein i'm Wald,
c. L. Fischer singing section Of the san
Francisco Turn verein Professor G. Albreeht
director. Vocal selections. Mrs, Mathilde
F1eischer-Kahler Medley (a) couplet. r. Lor-
entz (b) bass solo. S. Levi; (c) couDlet, NJ
Dunow (aJ Manual Of arms, United states
army tactics: (b) calisthenics with arms; (c)
drum corps: I'D Rally Round the Flag; (e(
tableau Q'ast and Present. Star-spangled
Banner" by the San Francisco Turner sehut-
The Sequoia Social Club gave its
first annual ball Saturday evening.
March 5, at Franklin Hall. Otto ZeIss
proved himself a clever floor manager
and the evening was a success
I'll AlIud OOLillOH NIuD Will give a
green ball March II at Cotillon Hall.
The first grand ball to be given by
the Azureas will take place Thursday
evening, April p, at Franklin Han.
Fillmore street, near Bush. The affair
promises to be a great success and viii
be under the supervision of Miss Bessie
Borren and Miss Ella Aigeltinger.
The vocal pupils of DR.. II. ]. Stewart
will give a concert at Steinway Hall.
Thursday evening, March II. at
o'clock.
Home Parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Epstein gave
purim dinner at their home on Mission
street on Tuesday evening, March 3.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Epstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Schnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Melmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Clutch
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Melmor,
Louie Zydler, Miss Lille Epstein, Miss
Minnie Gutschstein. Miss Rosie Epstein,
Maurice Melmon, Harry Epstein and
Abe Epstein.
A most delightful entertainment was
given Friday evening, March 4, by the
friends, who numbered about 200. The
programme was musical and dramatic
and much talent was displayed. cOnspic-
uously the singing of Mrs. Cora Hall of
the Native Daughters, who is soon to
join an opera company in London. Mrs.
Hall, who is a handsome young woman.
is following the advice of Madame
Patti, from whom she received the
most f1attering praise.
A burleSque song by Mr.. Hilton, Mr..
Kutz, Mr.. O'Neille, Mr.. Rasette and
Mr. Warner created much amusement,
and some lightning sketches by Mr..
Everm an were more natural than COM
plimentary to his friends.
Mrs. G.. L. Kronmiller trained a half
dozen guests in a week into really very
amusing actors. They gave a farce
entitled THE Obstinate Family" in
which w. L. Martin and Miss Matte
Wellington, assisted by David Hall.
Mrs. Rasette, Mrs. Will Boone and
Clarence Bell acquitted themselves
creditably.
Several excellent piano and vocal
solos were given by Mrs. Hilton. Miss
Mabel O'Neille, Miss Fanny Dam. Mr..
and Mrs. Kronmiller, Mrs. Holland,
Miss Welsey and Miss Mary Hilton.
The success of the entertainment was
due principally to the committee, which
was composed of the following ladies'.
Mrs George Brown, Mrs. ]. O'Neille
and Mrs. Will Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Outsen gave a de-