The morning call., 1890-09-27


Sullivan, NJ. O'Brien, 2. O'Brien, L.
Murphy. NJ. Nelson.
The Bay City Lodge Entertainment.
Bay City Lodge. No. III, Knights of
Pythias, gave an entertainment and dance
last evening at Saratoga Hall. Quite fair
audience enjoyed the preliminary entertain
ment, which, by special request, consisted of
the representation of MY Partner" by the
Sheridan Dramatic Club.
The following cast Of characters suitably
presented this favorite California drama:
Mary Brandon, Miss Marian Langdon !;
Grace Brandon, Miss Belle Henderson !:
Posey. Pentland, Miss la Fontaire; Joe
Saunders, Mr.. X. c. Levy; Ned Singleton,
Mr.; E. Patterson; Major Britt Mr.. a. 4.
Halliett; Josiah Scraggs, Mr.. Louis r.
Levy; Mathew Brandon, Mr.. Julien L.
Mtsh; Sam Bowler. Mr.. Sias l.. Pierce /;
Wing Lee, Mr.. NJ. Edward LIGHT; Yelling
ton Widger, Mr.. Charles Haskell; Jim John
son, Mr.: ID. G. Stern; miners, servants.
ably managed by Mr.. K. C. Levy. Dane
ing was afterward enjoyed till late.
i he various committees were composed as
follows: Committee of Arrangements
George IL Davis. Louis r. Levy, &. 2. Kar-
pei, Fl. Highlander, K. C. Levy; Reception
Max Charles, Otto Berman, j. Salz, D.. NJ.
Fletcher, G. ". Harrer c. c. Morris; floor
manager, Abe Lewis; Floor Committee
George Raphael, ID. s. Jacobs, j. ID. Abrams,
n. Raphael, Il. Jacobs, Eugene Korn. 5. c.
Mish
Surprise Party at The Mission.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Kitty Pierce at her residence,
on the corner of Twenty-third and Hamp-
shire streets, on Tuesday last. The house
was taStefully decorated with flowers and
ferns.
Music, dancing and recitations were in
dulged in until midnight, when the party
enjoyed dainty supper, after which the
amateur comedian, Mr.. Robert Graham, en-
tertained the guests with some of his songs
and representations. The selections by
Miss GUST on the piano were very interest
ing. The dancing and games were resumed
until very early hour in the morning,
when the guests partook OF breakfast, it
then being O'Clock.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES, Mrs
Bruce, Mrs. GUST, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Barry Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Mag
gle Henry, Mis-. Nellie GUST, Miss Kitty
Pierce, Misses Sarah and Mamie Gaynor,
Miss Suliling, Miss Bell Mcdonald, Misses
Sadie and Mamie Brandon, Misses Fanny
ana Mamie Doherty. Miss Mamie Mcguire.
Miss Nena Wilson, Miss Mary Brady, Miss
Della Sweeny, Misses Frances, Sarah
and May Sullivan, Miss Barry,
NJ ISIS Mamie DIISCUll, MISS NAV MdIiOH,
Miss Bessie MeFadden, Miss Josie Cusick,
the Misses Adrene and Lille Fitzgerald /;
Messrs. Robert Graham, W. Griffin. j.
MallOn, T. Wood, G. jacobsen, d. KeltOn,
L. Holden. r. Kerrison, j. McDermott, W.
McWilliams, II. Gaynrs, c. Wagner. j. Do
Ian, l.. OybOny, T. Stanwood, +. Wessling,
}. Eberle. f. Verify, j. Daley. Mr.. Sulli-
Downey, G. Goldbeck, George Stockwell
W. Lohmeyer, w. Doyle, Mr.. Naullon, j.
Schultz, J. Fitzgerald, Mr.. Cusick, Mr.
MaSOnholm.
The Italian Institute Concert
The annual concert given by the pupils of
the Italian Musical Institute of San Fran
cisco took place last evening at Irving Hall
under the direction of Professor D. Sper-
ANA for the benefit of the institute.
The following programme was appre-
ciated by large audience: Part /" LOm-
baTdi, chorus by request (Herdp, all the
pupils; -Recompense, romanza ('Mign0n''),
mana man Dcnizetti], Mr.. S. Deutseh; ANNA
Bolena," aria DonizettD. Miss w: Stone;
prayer, God of Israeli Nine, Misses Z.
Cahfll, E. Solomon, Y. Weber, C. Wolff, b.
Goodman and K. Resin and Mr.. Cahill; ''Ye
Merry Birds That Sweetly Sing" (GumberD,
Mrs. G, -Nacauliffe; donna Caritea," aria
(Meread ete), Miss J. sullivan; Macbeth
C'Come Dal Ciel Precipita') Verdi, Mr.
William Langt0n.
Part II" IAuroro.'' polka song (Sper-
(Scanlan), Mr.. II. Cornelio; Linda di Cha
mounix," cavatina DonizettD Miss Alma
Berglund; serenade. Open Thy Lattice"
tGregh1, Miss I. II. Grnnaagle; Non e ver."
romanza Matted, Mr.. William Bolman; So
prano solo, Miss NJ. Norton; I'm Old Mad
rid, song CTroterc), Miss 5. de Courcy; piano
solo, Master P. PAMELA; "0h, Could Teach
the Nightingale" duet (keller). Miss J. Sui
livan, Mr. f. Camberu.
Part III" Sonnambula, rondo (BeE-
lind, Miss NJ. Flynn; "Masnadieri," duetto
Verdi, Miss Z. Cahill and Mr.. j. Cahill;
III Bacio," soprano solo (ArditD. Miss l..
Holman: duetto, ''Dormi non SENT un alto
(Campana), Miss A. Berglund and Miss X.
Rosin; "Irovatore." cavatina " eT1l, MISS
J: Sawyer; Prayer, quartet GRossln1,
COurcy and r. Rosi. I'm
Dancing was afterward INDUCED in till
late, the master of ceremonies being Mt.
George III. L. BechiorSs; floor manager, Mr..
NJ. a. Macauliffe; Floor Committee-Mr. J.
CahilI, Mr. ". Langton, Mr.. Z. Merani and
Mr.. L. c. Leopold.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Silent are up from
Los Angeles on visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Patton came over
from San Rafael yesterday.
Miss Annie Carpenter returned from an
extended visit at Coronado on Thursday.
Judge a. l.. Rhodes has been visiting his
son. DR.. S. r. Rhodes, in Napa.
Paymaster Williams and his daughter,
Miss Williams, of Mare Island, have Joined
Mrs. Williams at San Rafael
Professor G. E. Merwin of ST Helena has
come down on a visit to his family In Oak
land.
Cadets, n. e. c., is at Highland Springs on
a vacation.
DR.. Gamble and family have returned to
Alameda from their country residence, near
Santa Cruz.
Rev. S. a. Taft, formerly President of the
California College at Vacaviile, has, with
his family. become a resident of Alameda;
Mrs. George E. Oatman of Hayes and Bu-
chanan streets is making an EXTENDED East
ern tour among relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. W. Dana and Mrs. Hiilard have
gone down TO San Luis Obispo
Judge Gibson VIII move to Oakland and
take up his quarters there for the winter.
Among the visitors at San Jose Yesterday
were: Mrs. S. Harrison Smith. Mr.. Harry
Goodall, MI l.. G. SresoYich and Mr.. Will
lam Grant, all OF this city.
Miss Gertie Yoeil of San jose is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs Dunno,
in Oakland. -,
Miss Kruger of Alameda is visiting Miss
Bertha Simpson of Stockton.
Mr. John p. Thorn went down to Santa
Cruz Monday.
Mrs. Jeremiah Clarke is at Fort Bowie
visiting her daughter, Mrs Lyman.
Mrs. Campbell and her daughter, Miss
Carrie Campbell, have returned home from
a visit in this city.
Mr. James Higgins Of Stockton spent
several days recently in this city.
Mr. John Ames and family, having dis
posed of their Napa property, have taken
up their residence in Oakland.
Mr.. Samuel l.. Greenberg has returned
from the East.
Mrs. Il. b. Mayhem and Mrs. B. A. Lord
have gone down to Santa Cruz and are the
guests of Mrs. G. Hodgdon.
Mrs Adam Grant and Mr.. Joseph ID.
Grant have been spending the week al the
Hotel del Monte, Monterey.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bradley have returned