Kittens-FiYe Reinstatementsat San Francisco Concat

One of the most successful 'concats ever held in California was conducted on January 27 in lhe San Francisco Commercial Club Rooms, at which 15 kittens had their eyes opened.

More than a hundred members sat down'to an enjoyable dinner. The festivities started at 6:30 with selections by the Palais Royal or,chestra. An excellent entertainment was given by ihe ever popular Fanchon an'd Marco and their tlever ftoupe of eniertainers. The Diehl Sisters and the Connor Twins appeared in songs and dances and assisted by a chorus of seven 'beautiful girls respon9.d .lg several enjoyable 'numbers. Gay Foster delighted with several darices. Fanchon and Marco in songs and dances, especially their latest song dance .hit "After every Party" were veiy pleasing. The Neopolitan Trio str-eet singers, consisting oi Fran[ Figoni, E. Porcini,. and E. Valette, with pleasing -voices, rendeied opera selections. The entertainment listed about two hours and was without doubt one of the best ever ofiered at a concat in the Bay District.

Besides the fifteen new members, five ,members were reinstated.

The initiation was in charge of the Nine of the Bay Distri,ct and included Snark, H. F. Faull; Senior Hoo-Hoo, Carrol Faucett; Junior Hoo-Hoo, Al Nolan; Bojum, William Woods; SCivenoter, J. Walter Kelly; Jabberwock, Ed. Peggs; Custocation, C. W. Muller; Arcanoper, William Russell, and Gurdon, B. E. B. BrYan.

C. D. I-eMaster, of Fresno, Supreme Senior Hoo-Hoo,