The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-31

NJ Norris, Mrs. F. Nice. Palmer, Mrs. u w:
CarIje Beck Miss Mary Duslreberry, Miss Bessie
DusiIeberTy, Miss Nellie Emerson, MISS Annle
Emerson, Miss Lou Emerson, MISS Lutte we ME-
Emma Norris, Miss Matilda Eeeers, MISS AIee
Frgers, Miss Helen Z gers, Hiss Mamie BFaoy,
San Francisco; Miss j. Fennessg' U ossrisnn
Miss Miranda Norris Miss Mamie Norris, MISS
IotIie Irefry, Miss Nellie wills, MISS Magsie
Smith, Miss May Gregory, MISS hos s,s " assrs
C. W Riser. X. Blaeow, Z. BurGlcK, W. wy, o.
NJ Norris, F. Beck, W. Walton, H. Duslrepeiif'
Twohig II. EiisHo Forth Jr.. II. a. MOsher NJ; e9l-
lgan, F. Lowrie. q. Lowrie, J. oonaney; a. I'm
erfson, w Treiry, GarTel Morris Il Ehei su n
l. Eggers, f. Salz, b: CROSBY, I. Cto ,o.a p p
Crosby. T. Levy, led Brohaska Of San jose L.
Doyle.
The Coursen Matinee.
The members OF The Vocal Conservatory gave
yerv successful matinee yesterday afternoon al
their hall Oh Post street opposne mon
A new song by san Francisco lazy, "ohe onh-
nv Ioek." was sung by Miss Ellen Coursen with
snch marked effect as to render II Inc event OF
thr aiIeruoou. Mrs. Edgar CouTsen OF forliahu'
In whose home the matinee WAS sfe i,io i7,ria
able to sing through severe cold, vile, naiae
poutoa de Arce took herplacei besides rendering
her own Solo with more than her usual pI DIN,
fancy Miss Ella Clprco, one OF MISS CouIsens
hest pupts made her last ~ p aranee Deloie net
departure for London. Arthur Johduuseu T. Inc
vourg California violin vlrtuose, asslsleu III INC
srft.iir rendition of the following programme. :,
SPANISH serenade, perfumes Most itdie
IJedef). Miss Enen Courseni SUMMER euns,
LAY OF TIE He'll" NeniI( Mile J9ie o3 poe
ballad. FOrsaken' Del Puentel, Miss rose
g Angels Sereuade' {BIagal, MIS-.
III man, violin obliga!o by Miss Elem Elem
tt5G1l a Misses Minnie ana Emma Provost;
balta,i. q Dear Heart" MATTED Miss Marguerite
Shine Iebutantel; .reelt ana afia 20 al men
s i:ss eHa' I'll Tro7atoIe" Verdi, senior
tia Andrea Moiica ana Mr. ,', t S9tz,
lied "Ihe DAILY question" tHe!mundh MISS
Hattie EDWARDS; sorg. "Hearest Thou" tMatten,
Mrs. DIR. Z. Edwards; song, "Ohe sunny Loeh
(tiaIe EImeD, Miss Ellen Coursen; violin solo,
.IayalIna'' (Rag). MI Arthur Johannsen; ro'
nance. IA '.AIIeiuia'' (tauTeh 10 'Farla" ar
DIN, Mile. Marie PontOn de Arce; melodia,
"Musica Problta" (Gastaldunl, MISS Ellen C'p'
rico; cuanson, La 6 lus'' (Gounoel, MISS Ellen
COurSen. Musical director. Professor Joseph
RosckeL
Nine. henn kaHu, Mrs. Edgar L. CouFsen OF
Portland, Oregon, Mrs. j. Lelande Haskell MISS
Blanche haskell Mrs. NJ. q. Perkins, MIS-. NJ.
Hurley lie Misses Jennie and Abbe L. Hurley,
Master IeTkins, Mrs. HolZ, Miss Henrietta
Never Miss MurTie Williams, Miss Alice Chas-
sagne; Mrs. P g. Lomns, Miss FaIn .i, A DAVIS
Miss ReteCca Blum, Miss Pauline Blum, MIS-; D.
Franklin Miss I. Franklin, MIS- /. Sanger, MISS
CoT1elIa Douglass, SeuOrlta + ESplnoZa M. =
L. HildeeIoeekt, Mrs. J. hoiz, Miss henri
Mrs. SHINE, the Misses Theresa and Marguerite
slime, Mrs. l. l.. Gariepy, Mrs. q. Heizog N.
l.. /
Belle Higgins, MIR. Arthur JOhannSon, Professor
Joseph KoeckeI, MIS-. Isador Danielwitz, Miss
Ella C!p1ico. Mrs. c. Coggins, Mrs. Hiram T.
Griffin, Mrs. L. &. Griffin, Miss Lulu Hooper,
lie Misses CatiTie and Ellen CourseB, Nile. JUNE
Cote, MIS-. Flora Pet rnau, tile Misses Minnie
and Emma Provost, Mrs. Sehilug Misses Pau
line and Amalia Sching S4n0Fia MoIlca, Mr.
Edward Lott, Miss Hattie Edwards, Mrs. DR.. E.
Edwards Miss Fannie Couch, Mrs. j. +. Ritter,
Mrs. Flank l bhaus, The Misses Maude and Car
RE Frank, Miss Bessie Crowley, Miss Cooke.
California Daorea Iodoe Party.
California Rehecca Degree Lodge, No. l, / o.
O. F., gave iish. -onG pan, I'd entGTt4Inment
last evening, al their rooms IL OGd Felows
Building. Membe5 were rather slow in arriving,
but as The evening passed large attendance
gradually acrdmuiated.
ably rpIdered: overture, Mr.. u. herZbdch;
so6s, Miss Carrie Wiener either duet, Miss Rose
son; piano solo, Master Ardle Harsnall; reelta
uoa, Miss Rosie MaIksi song, Miss Alice
Wiener; violin sole, Master George Wise. accom-
panied By Miss Ida Wise. After the entertain
ment there ensued fishing for prizes in a large
and tmpty-stoied oasheI pond. Dancing 10 ine
music Of Mr.. Gus Merzbach brought tie affair
10 a conclusion.
Mt. DAVID Kron was floor manager, and the
Committee of Arrangements consisted Of Mrs.
Roy, Miss Adler, Miss Leuer, Miss Carrie Sulli-
van. Mrs. hTous activity as President Is muen
10 be commended.
Party on Rau.ch street.
very pleasant surprise party was given 10
Mr. c. Il. Carcass on Monday evening at 1912
Rausch street. The occasion was the celebra-
tlon of his twenty-sixth birthday anniversary.
The preltiiy decorated place of meeting was well
filed. Singing. dancing and reeatioEs con
tinued to a late hour in the morning. Those
present were: Miss Esther Lipman. Mrs Am
bT0SiEe Harrison, Miss Anne Shudmdek, Mrs.
Lpmsn, Miss Bessy Woiner, Mrs. Lam bert,
Miss Ray Bernstein, Mr.. Isaac Simons, Miss Is
Their Shudmack, Mrs. I. Rosenberg. Miss Lean
Schwartz, Mrs. Charles Bush, Miss Rosie VOL
mer, Mrs. Ernest kohlhoh, MISS Esther Schwartz,
Mr.. Harry Bush, Miss Lucie James, Mrs. Hickey,
Laura Pardon, Mrs. O'Donel, MISS Pauline
shudmacE. MEs. Mcdonald, Miss Rosie James,
RE Shudmack. Miss Bertha Silyerslein, Miss
Mary Cokely, Miss Maggie Hanly, Miss Maggie
Cokely, Miss Annie Ford, Hiss Lily Mcguire
Miss Annie Moore. Miss Katie Dempsey. Miss
Dora Phillips, Miss Mamie Kennedy, Miss Dora
Williams, Miss Lucie Dempsey, Miss Grace Car
eass, Messrs. Aaron Lipman. +. Flood, Mr.
\. Franklin. S. Harris, w. SamuelS. j. Harris
Ii. Samueis, c. GToshlicht, q. Samuels +.
Pope, $. Abrahams, Herbert Lambert. Louis Lip
man, u. Gilbert, A. Sunder, r. Ryan, D. Rem, +.
lubby, A. Hartman.
The Triumph Lodge Entertainment.
Triumph Lodge, No. IS, Royal ArEosy, gave
one OF the most enjoyable ice-cream parties Of
the season at Mission Opera Hall on Thursday
evening last. After the ending OF an unusually
fine entertainment, dancing was commenced 10
the music OF Samueps Orchestra and kept up IN
I'll late hour. Refreshments We re served dur.
Ing The inle omission aud many were the words OF
praise heard among tie large assembaGe OF WIS.,
itOTs the able manner in which the pleasant
affair conducted. The programme was as
follows: Reel alton, Charles Wilder; song Mas
sidney samuel; piano duet, Miss Kolen and
Miss Samuel; address, Oh rles ID. Coon, supreme
Secretary. Floor Commiitee-Mr ONelll, MI.
p. NaYarere. The Committee on Arrangements
consisted Of Mira. Smith. Mis-. NILQTOw, MIS-
Seeget, Mrs. Samuel.
Pacific Cost Weddings.
At Los Angeles last Thursday the Rev. Thomas
". HaskiDs of ChIIsPs Church united Miss
Grace E. Seamans 10 Mr.. Clarence \. Barnes
After The ceremony the newly welded couple re
ceiyed tile congratulations of the many Invited
guests, and lett Immediately for Gold Hill, Ne
Yada, where they are 10 reside.
There WAS very pleasant gathering al the
home of Mr.. Joseph Audett in Queen Anne town
OF Lake Union Monday. Tie occasion was The
marriage of that gentleman 10 Miss Maggie NJ.
On Wednesday, the 18Th inst, Mr.. Spence W.
White and Miss My Mahoney OF HOLSTER were
married by Rev. Father Snylh.
Mr. a. L. Bdudy and Miss George COylDgton
were married at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents in Richards. Wednesday. The eere
mony was performed by the Rev. b. c. Corey OF
the Methodist church.
Society Personals.
The Misses Friedlander, Mr.. T. Carey Fried
lander, Mrs. j. Friedlsnder, Mrs. August j.
Bowie and Miss Bessie Bowie, who have been at
the Rafael since June, will take their departure
the eafly part Of this week, and contemplate
q visit TO San Diego before returning TO their
city residence.
Mir and Mrs. W. H. Mills and Miss Mills spent
several days recently al BlyIbedale.
Mrs. A. Ii. Rutherford returned from Monte
rey last Monday.
Colonel and Mrs. E. E. Eyre have secured the
residence OF Mrs. jeremiah Clarke On California
street for The winter season.
ami. Clarence Eddy and Mrs. Sara Hershey
EDDY are expected TO arrive III this city on Tues
day from Portland, and will stay al the Occl-
dental Hotel.
Mrs. Timothy HOPKINS is staying at the Palace
Hotel, having come up on Friday from MEMO
Park.
Mrs. McClatcby and Miss McCIaichy, OF Sacra
m ento, were located at the Grand Hotel Satur-
day.
MIR. A. P. oyerton Is visiting the city from
Santa Rosa.
Miss Jennie de Ia Montanya who has been
travelling through Europe win Mrs Mckinnon
of Chicago, is now IN Berlin. She will leave Eu-
rope about the 1st OF October TO return home,
but will pass several months In the Eastern
States before coming home
Mr. Edward NJ. Gfeenway will remain at San