The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-22


| society, which Is doing much to uphold
| social traditions among its constituents.
| The committees of the evening were COM
| posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
| Hansen. n. Hansen. z. Sonderup; Recep-
| ton Committee-C. NJ. Sorensen, Captain
| A. P. Lorentzen, Lorentz FOard. II. Ravn,
| J. Peterson; fioor-manager, W. A. Chris
! tensen; Floor Committee. 0. Nybye,
| n. j. Nielsen, James Madison, S. K. Over
| gard, Charles BertelSen.
| Children's Lyceum Bazaar and Enter
taiEment.
The gathering at the hall 9O9h Market
street, where the Children's Progressive
| Lyceum met on last Saturday, was q very
| social affair.
During the day bazaar was open, with
| several interesting features. and presided
| over as follows: Fancy Booth /, Mrs. E.
| W. Briggs, assisted by Mrs. Amy Hart;
| Fancy Booth 2 Mrs. ID. A. Beecher,
| assisted by Miss a. E. Leilch; apron boot !,
| Mrs. f. Z. Lincoln, assisted by Mrs. +. A.
Nichols; fishing pond. Mrs. w. J. Decker,
assisted by Mrs. B. Pamperin; donkey
game. MIR. j. }. Merritt. assisted by Frank
Briggs; ice-cream and srda-fountain, Mrs.
| NJ c. Richardson; coffee and lnr oh, Mrs.
| c. W. Simpkins. assisted by Mis-. E. G.
Morrill,.
| In the evening to these attractions was
added a musical and literary programme,
announced n9,m BY the conductor Mrs 4; al, l.
| Sunshine" encore "Papa's Baby Boy"
| Miss Eyangeline Ballou; recitation, How
Maria and Caught the Mouse" Mrs. NJ. l..
Parker; duet, when Night Comes Der the
| Plain" encore 'GooG-by. Ny Lover, Good
by Mrs. B. NJ. Barney and daughter
Edda; .piccalo selection. "old Folks at
nome," DR.. +. Thomas; recitation, "Just
the same" encore The Y; A, S; E." Miss
L. Pfeitfer; recitation, What Biddy Said
mans Perplexity," Miss Eva Peck.
| With the conclusion of this the dancers
| formed for the grand march, with Miss Nor
| rill as floor manager, assisted by Miss
Daisy May CreSsy. Miss Susie Pu.neIl, Miss
| Alice Anderson, Miss Christola Morrill, and
others. Mrs. A. Z. Fossette, who had been
acting in general with all the committees,
| with Mrs. A. l.. Ballou constituted recep-
ton committe, while Mr.. W. j. Decker
served as door committee. An auction of
remaining articles was conducted by Mr. N.
! l.. Parker.
| The proceeds of this entertainment will
| be applied to the purchase of holiday pres
ants for the Lyceum members, and they
| will be distributed from an evergreen tree
i'll the same hall on next Saturday evening,
when dancing, music ami literary exercises
| will be features of the evenings entertain
ment.
| Party on Howard Street.
| All eHJOydUle uIpIlSe was MIS-
Joseph Dougherty at her residence, 17l3
| Howard street, last Thursday evening by u
| number of friends.
The affair was arranged and conducted by
Mrs. Nellie Black and Miss NJ Riley, and
was happy success. After greeting the
happy hostess, whose pleased establishment
was cause of much delight to the merry
| party, the company INDUCED in dancing,
| during the intervals of which vocal and in
strumental efforts of the musical talent were
| enjoyed.
Mrs. P. j. Aliens solo was particularly ap-
| preclated and the finished piano playing of
Mrs. Allen was much enjoyed and admired.
| Misses O'Brien, Ray and Dousherty also
| contributed to the musical entertainment.
Refreshments were served about midnight
and shortly afteyward the party broke up.
| Among those present were: Mrs. j &.
Dougherty, Mrs. E. Allen, Mrs. T. j Allen,
Mrs. Nellie Black, Mrs H. Duff, Miss NJ
Riley, Miss n. Ray, Miss E. Provence. Miss
K. Hughes, Miss n. Long, Miss E. Dough
NJ. Harvey, Miss A. Harvey, Miss E. Har-
Carroll, A. Jamison. J. Hart, j. Golden, I.
Harvey, T. j. Allen. n. d. Allen, Frank
Wooford, T. Stanton, w. Andrus, +. j.
Tracy.
The junction sunday-school Entertain
| ment.
| An interesting en- ertainment was given
at the junction Sunday-School, 1879 Valen-
| ella street, yesterday afternoon by the
scholars. A large audience, composed of
| parents and friends were present and were
| we'll pleased with the efforts of the young
folks.
The following is a list of the various
selections: flynn, by the school; Lords
recitation, The Orphans" Bertha Naf
and Alice German; recitation, Ethel Brown;
recitation, Fathers Dinner" Florence
Sheiti; hymn, THE Army of the Lord"
by tho school; recitation, Alice Miles;
recitation. Santa Claus" Alice Becher and
Martha Yoight; recitation. Bertha Brown;
| hymn. "The Cross of Christ" by the school !;
recitation. Is Perplexing Question" Alice
| Calvin; recitation, Papa's Letter." Flossy
Henry; recitation Francis S.hqltz' recia-
Walking With the Savior" by the school;
recitation, Annie Schultz song Alma
| Noight; recitation, g Kites Stocking"
Mary Watt; recitation, Miss Storiatt; reci-
Thee, Q God" school; recitation, Little
Dog Fido," Nellie Schroeder; recitation,
| Jessie Mcdonald recitation, Florence Quirk.
| Busk- Perrine Wedding in Alameda.
| Miss Pamphylia Nj. Perrine and Mr.. W.
L. P. Busk were quietly married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Perrine of Alameda, last Wednesday even
| ing, in the presence of only the immediate
| relatives and intimate friends of the con-
| tracing parties. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. Mr.. Walker of Oakland, and
| at its conclusion congratulations were ex-
| tended to the happy couple, and they were
| also the recipients of many elegant and use
| full presents. Refreshments were after
| ward served, and at 10 o clock the married
| couple were driven to their new home at
| 2301 Pacific avenue.
Surprise Party on Haieht Street.
A very enjoyable surprise party was given
| to Miss Agnes Wigney at the residence of
| Mr.. and Mrs Morante, on Haight street.
| The parlors were tastefully decorated with
eve rgreens and flowers.
| Following was the musical and literary
| programme: Duet, the MI sses Clawson;
recitation, Miss Totts Morante piano solo,
] Miss Daisy French; vocal solo, MI. G.
Jones; violin solo, Mr.. PAIL; song, Miss
| Pearl and Miss Tots Morante; recitation,
| MIR. Roberts; speech. DR.. Enright.
Supper was served at midnight, after
| which the merry guests adjourned to the
dancing hall, prettily decorated with JAP
| anese lanterns. ETC., where dancing was
| continued until an early hour in the morn
| ing.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Morante, DR.. Enright, Mr.. Jones, Mr..
| PAIL, Mr.. Roberts, Miss Rosa Adler, Miss
! Lizzie Adler, Miss Aggie Wigney, Miss
Leona Iver:on Mrs. Hatch Miss Pearl
Morante, Miss Tots Morante. Professor
| Hill of Oakland. DR.. Hughes, Messrs. Maur-
! ice Adler, w. Russell, f. B. French of Los
| Angeles, Robert Tesmer, DR.. Favor.
Pacific Coast Wedd6gs.
At Modesto on Sunday Miss Sco.tie S.
| Hall. the popular daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
| NJ FL. Hall of that place, and Mr.. r NJ
Maffes OF the editorial staff of the Fresno
| Exposition, were married by the Rev. II. c.
Dillingham;. They will reside at Fresno.
The marriage Of Mrs. Bertha Miller and
MIR. George Reid of Red Bluff took place last
Tuesday in that place. Mr. and Mrs. Reid
afterward came to this city, where they will
remain for two weeks.
The social event in Moraga Valley this
year was the wedding of Mr.. j. III. Rayekes
and Miss Tille j. Windeler, at the home OF
the bride on Thursday, December 18th.