The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-14

Slutu over Dy MT. Louis Glass Drought Inc pleas
ant affair to a conclusion.
The Calvary Church Entertainment.
very enjoyable reception and musicale was
given on last Thursday evening in the parlors OF
Calvary Presbyterian Church, corner Powell and
Geary streets, by the Semper Fldes Society,""
society OF young ladies connected with the
| church.
| The parlors were handsomely decorated for the
occasion. The rostrum was pretty draped with
pale blue curtains. A large bank of Gala lilies
| ornamenled the center OF the platform. Palms
and flowers were also placed in various portions
OF the room. The chandeliers were decorated
with ivy ferns. The globes we've covered with
| Dfight-colored shades which added particular ly
Frightening effect to The scene.
| The attendance was very large, aud the guests
| were seated about the room In knots of three and
| Tour. doing away with the Stf formality Of
| regularly arranged seats.
The musica! portion OF the exercises was
| opened by a musical selection by the Dolores
Club, under the direction OF Mr.. Harry Gendar,
and rendered TWO well-perfol med pieces Miss
| M L. Barnard, the popular soprano Of the
church, then sang the pleasing ballad " You Are
Nine, by Lohr, aud for an encore " Beauty's
Eyes" by Iosti. Mr.. Martin Arne followed with
Two Norwegian songs translated IN English,
" My Heart Lutte" aud Last Night" Mr.
AIne Is recent arrival from Chicago. where he
was one of tie principal church and concert
| singers. Mr.. Edward Landa, a young San Fran
cisco artist, then rendered Violin solo, ma
Zurka, by Z. Bohm, which was played with great
grace aud expression. Mr.. Aois Werner, tenor
| OF the jewish Synagogue, sang 1.-The Arabs
Farewell 10 HIS Ste a. and for encore Thee
| cess famous German ballad. Miss Kraft re-
| Gently arrived from Boston and Intends making
San Francisco her future home. She possesses
rlch lull alto voice ana sings with great deal OF
| expression. MIR. Zimmerman sang pleasing
German ballad Mrs. Larkin and Miss SaDin
| showed fine voices and good cultivation, and re-
| ceiyed well-deserved applause for their solos.
AT the conclusion OF the last number refresh
ments were served, and an hour spent III social
| conversation.
Great praise is due the young ladies' for the
admirable manner in which the affair was con
| rooms.
Tie officers of the society are: Honorary
resident MISS English; President, Miss NJ. A.
| Dunn Vice President, Miss Lille Cushion; Sec
retary' Miss NJ. Boycei Treasurer Miss L. Leud-
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. McGreery, Mis-
| Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Dimpiell, Mrs. Hause, Mrs.
harris, Mrs. X. q. Anderson, Mrs. Sutherland,
| MRS. McCord, Mr.. ana Mrs. Lakin, Mr. Ward,
MISS George wlghtman Miss Florence Wight
| man. Mrs. James Mullin, Miss Julia Mullln, Miss
NJ E. Barnard, DIR. Thomas e. EastOn, Mrs.
thomas e Easton, MI and Mrs. William Ross,
Mr. aud Mrs. e. w. Mouthrop, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Robins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Laton, MIR. and
| Mrs. n. 1. kOmane, Mrs. q. A Scott Mrs. j.
Gendar, Mrs Martin, Mr.. Walter McCreery, Mr..
Mr.. b. Bernard, Mi. G. "A. Mullln, Mr. Leon
Sou Durbrow. Mr. S. Symngton, Messrs.
Parker, Patterson, Cook, Ross, Snaen berg ger,
| Quick, omsOn, Kennedy, Francis Elem Pike,
No.mand Jones. CANNED, BedSer, Gibson, Cor:
ueyj DdIIe Otanli GARRISON. Arne; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hallelt, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. johnson, Miss
johnson, Mr. Ferguson, Mrs. j. Dunn, Rev. MIR.
aud Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Cousins. Mr. Thomas
Henshelwood. Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Moore, MI. A Cameron, Mr.. Harry Clay, Mr.
Fred CUSHION, Mr.. W. McMuuay. Mr. George
Turner, Mr. Bert Turner, Mr.. b. Romano, MIR.
Lawrence Van Wins lie, Professor 6. a. Scot,
Mr.. +. Lada, Mr. A. WOernef. Mr.. Zimmerman,
Nh John Cook, Miss Sabin, Miss Kraft, Miss L.
Chaplin, Mrs. Thorson, Miss Z. Ross, Miss X.
Ross, Miss julia Schultz, Miss NJ Schultz Miss
Mary kelleher, Miss Nellie Kellehyr, Miss X.
I'm. Mr.. Harry Gendar, Mr.. w. Hallett,
Mr.. Eillnghouse, the Misses Lille and Mag
gle Henderson, Miss May Turner, Miss Cook,
Miss Cousins, the Misses Minnie and
Mary Casey, Miss Jennie Henderson, Miss Annie
Lendleof, Miss Germany, Miss Florence Smith,
Ihe Misses Quick, the Misses Brand, Miss John
ston, Miss Prescott, Miss Bernard Miss Black
wood. Miss Nelson, Miss Barr, Miss Cubertson,
Miss Easton, Mrs. Gillespie Miss Moullhrop'
Miss h. Dick, Miss Hazel Anderson Miss Dock
slater, Miss NJ. Smith, Miss Botsrord, Miss Mabel
Naughlon, Miss May Cordez, Miss Mabel Church,
Hause, Miss Agnes Kessing, Miss CARLSON. Miss
McCrerfy, the Misses Adams, Miss Algie, Miss
Miss NJ A. Dunn. Miss M. Eastwood. Miss ID.
Easton, Miss Lizzie Dodge, tie Misses Hooper,
NJ. Boyce, Miss Bowen, Miss NJ. Carter Miss
|; Cameron, Miss N. Van Wrinkle, Miss V.
| Harrison.
The City Guards Party.
The thiry-sixth anniversary of Company B.
First Infantry Regimen, was signaly celebrated
last Monday evening at the armOry on Market
street, near Tenth. The celebration took the
form of full-dress ball. which was varied by
several incidents OF highly Interesting char
| acter.
Specials palms were taken that the affair might
be In every way select and pleasant. There was
special inspector on duty at the door TO insure
that none OF those who, passing through the
canvas yestibue, presented themselves for ad-
mltlance, were ineligible according To the rules
laid down. Ascending the whIte-canvased stair
way, lined with exot!cs, the guests entered the
snug dressing some OF which belonged 10
pany L.
The hall itself was handsomely decorated,
chiefly In military colors. Brilliant streamers
radlated from the center of the lofty ceiling TO
the sidewalks and below them swung Mikado
umbrellas and lanterns. The stage, where Noah
Brandts orchestra, having ten pieces. was
stationed, appeared one mass Of eXOtics which
formed an effective background for The hand
some trophy in the ceuter of the stage This
trophy was that won last year on the 22d Of Feb
ruary at the Preside, by the First Regiment COM
peting with the Second aud Third III the regi-
mental battalion dTlll.
BY about O'clock the polished floor was at
tractlvely sprnkled with the guests OF the even
! ing. Some 600 invitations had been issued but
II was known That operations would cOmmenc G
win drill, so that many civilians took up posi-
lions 10 command The scene. After short
formal arm the company was dismissed and i'm
medlstely there were made Two present atoms,
both complete surprises One was a special
State medal TO Private VIII Uuger as the second
best shot in the State, presented by Colonel Dick
lnson. The second was a company badge (by
Snreve & Co., valued at some Si25) to Captain
George X. Burdick, presented IN speech by
Second Sergeant Buckbee.
After the excitement caused by these two sur
| prlSeS had somewhat subsidized, dancing was in
augurated and continued from that time until
l o'clock, when the assistance of Inspector Cor
man was called IN TO secure carriages for the
return home. The toilets of the ladies' were
particularly choice and elegantly worn, making
the scene memorable Que. Special rigidiIy was
maintained regarding the rule full dreSs" as
applied TO gentlemen, a laudable puncTliOusness
which is likely 20 bear good fruit in the future.
lie affair was very credltable TO tie City Guard.
The ofncerS OF the company ares Captain
George Il. Burdick; First Lieutenant ]. b.
Cook; Second Lieutenant. +. A. Baldwin. The
various committees were composed as follows:
Committee OF ArrangementS-Leuteuan +. A.
Baldwin (ChalrmanG Sergeant Cages, Sergeant
Buckbee, Corporal Nounan, Private FULLER; Re-
eeptlOn CommiItee-Leutenant l. B. Cook, Cor
poral C.: X. Townsend, Prlvates S. s. Prosser,
Il. II. Burtls, +. n. Wilson, II. b. Leigh, w.
Unger, Charles Bone, I. Montgomery, j. n. Will
son The floor was efficiently managed by
Corporal E.. L. Goetjen, assisted by Corporal l.
Blnxome, PIvates q. l., Borneman, G. D.
Graham, L. Il. keogh. b. Slurdivant aud d. s.
Briggs.
Among those present we're: General and Mrs .
l.. IL. Foote, Colonel and Mrs. J. Ii. Dickinson,
Colonel aud Mrs E. b. Bullock, Colonel " Ham
Macdonald, Colonel c. l.. Taylor, Lieutenant
Colonel S. J. Taylor, Lieutenant-ColonelW William
Edwards, Major William +. Sullivan Jr, Major
aud Mrs. William Cluff, Major ID. Geary, Captain
Ed E. Miles, Captain and Mrs j. E. Klein, Cap.
tain and Mrs. Charles Jansen, Captain +. W.
Rosenthal Captain Il. A. Marshall, Captain
George X. Burdlck Captain j. A. White, Captain
r. W. Butts, Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Box
ton, Lieutenant and Mrs. E. g. Hughes, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. James a. Mango, Lieutenant L. q.
Essen, Lieutenant W. II. Stone, Lieutenant l. b.
Cook, Lieutenant F. A. Baldwin, Lieutenant aud
Mrs. CALVIN Nutlng, Lieutenant j. L. o. Bren,
Lieutenant W. L. Brown, Captain L. l.. Cutting,
Lieutenant W. b. Rountree Lieutenant E. " ell,
Sergeant-M Major l.. W. KnowltoD, Quarter
master Sergeant and Mrs, Houghtaling,
Commissary Sergeant c. D. Stelger, Sergeant O..
S. Buckbee, Sergeant j. E. Cazes, Sergeant c. L..
Dornberger, Corporal l.. Il. Townsend, Corporal
L. l.. Goetien, Corporal Jones +. Nounnan Cor
poral A. +. Ramm, Corporal l. Bluxome Jr., Mr..
q. D. Graham, Mr.. MIR. Lovett MIR. j. n. Wilson,
Nj. +. M. Wilson, Mr.. w. N Tuller MIR. Ii. B.
Taylor, Mr.. b. Sturdlvant, MIR. A. L. Smell, MIR. A.
b. Smell, Mr.. S. s. Prosser, MIR. A. G. Pierce Mr.
w. IL. QMalley, Mr. A. Kieinclaus MIR. f. r.
Burls, Mr. Ben e. Burdick, Mr.. A. Il. Clifford,
MIR. ID. s. Briggs, MIR. g. e. Borneman, Mr.. j. G.
Douglass, MIR. $. Wise, Mr.. L. Il. Keough, Nlr.
Q. Bone, MI. j: 4. THOMPSON, Mi. I. Montgomery,
Mr.. NJ. s. Harloe, Mr.. George Filmer Mi. A. ID.
Mclean, Mr.. W. L. Stamford, Mr.. j. Il. Sloan,