The morning call., 1890-07-19

Entertainment - Junior Court
Pride Meets-Notes.
Baron and Baroness Roguiat entertained a few
friends at a dinner party at their residence in
Los Angeles last Tuesday night ID honor OF San
Francisco guests. Tie affair was charac erized
by its elegance. The following guests were pres
ent; Mrs. 3. Smith aud daughter and Mr.. VIII
shire OF san Francisco Miss Dillnian of Sacra
mento and Mrs. J. 5. owens.
Notes.
y farewell party was rendered last Tuesday
night at the residence OF Professor cambridge of
Sacramento 10 Miss Evelyn Kallman, who was
about 10 leave for San Francisco TO make her
residence here. number of young people were
present and an enjoyable evening was spent.
Our NeighOrS' Daughters Social Club gave
tier party this evening at MangePs Hall
Last Wednesday Mr. CHARLES L. Spader who
is well known IN Modesto, and Miss Anita Skill
iug were married at tie brides home, PALS Fol-
som 81 eel, Rev. d.. Pond officiating IL was
I6e Eola Social Club give a candy party at
TeuIOaia Han this evening.
Tie JOllutes viii give their first French candy
party at Harmony Hall, opposite Woodwards
Gardens, this evening.
Harvard cub was held last Thursday evening at
The MaiSou Doree. Covers were laid for forty
three, including guests from kludted UNIVERSE
Ties The affair was thoroughly enjoyable.
Bartholdi Lodge No. l, o. OF the b. l., give an
en.erl ainmen; and social this evening al DruidS'
Hail
Several of the gentlemen guests at Skaggs
Springs gave very enjoyable picnic during the
holidays at the "frenchman's" four miles 4 ON
the springs. Tie day was spent III games and
feastlug, All returned In time for the evening
ball well satisfied WIN their days amusement.
Among those present were: Mr.. Captain led,
MIS-. Pauline Hirseh. Miss Jansen, Miss Rose
BuUenihal, Miss Rice, Miss L. EnglandeT, Miss
Cunningham; MesSrs. T.. HlrSch a. Highlander,
George Il. Wells, NJ. S!deman, NJ. Naudeyer, Ii.
Degieayes, B. Burke and artin Walsh;
The midsummer ilnAs OF the San francisco
Above, Letter Carriers Mutual Aid Association,
takes place this evening al Bnai Birth Hall.
y dispatch from Chicago, dated july 18TH,
says: A very pretty wedding was celebrated To-
night at O'clock at the Auditorium Hotel
where Rev. Dr. Downing united Mi IsldOre
Jonas of Chicago and Miss Rebeeca Greenebaum
OF san francisco. The bride was given away by
Mr. and Mrs. Goldwater OF Chicago Imme-
djately after the ceremony an elaborate supper
served in one Of the private dining rooms.
Later the couple left for an Eastern tour.
The Scottish Thistle Club Ball.
The gathering of the clans" last evening at
Mechanics Pavilion under the auspices Of the
Scottish Thistle Club proved highly enjoyable.
There was large attendance, generally Scotch
folk" and II was wondered whether Jennie
Broom, the Mutton Pie Maker" was among the
jewellers or not. ii not, she certainly lost rare
her friends.
The prizes won IN the recent sports were dis
tributed with an appropriate geniality by Chief
Hugh Fraser. Aiterward the Park Band struck
Upihe grand march. and speedily Tie floor was
covered with young folks impatient TO be dane
ing There were many kits noticed among tie
spectators well in the Highland Fling.
Dancing continued III after o'clock, when the
merry party broke up.
The officers of the club and special committee
members are as under: Officers for 1S90-Hugh
Fraser, Royal Chieflaip; john Elder. Wee
RIVAL tlleftalO. William (OrmaCk. ROYAL Rp-
cor der; james Dreyer, Royal Treasurer; Alex
ander Henderson, Royal Financial Secretary;
Alexander Campbell, ROyhl Mastef-at-Arms; DR..
a. A. GilmOur PbySiclani Irustees-John ID.
Coule, ", Valance Gray, j. j. Mcdonald; Lit
erary Commitee-AleXanderH Henderson, John
H. smith, Alexander CampDet!i moor manager,
John +. Mcdonald; assistant, Alexander Camp
bella Floor CommiIIee-DT. a: a Gimour
John McCalum, d NJ. T. McLeunan,
George W. Patterson, John c. McEwen,
John Grant, a. D. Crawford, j: I: Anderson,
Edward Ross, John Campbell. William NlcOl,
Robert Little; Reception COmmttee-John Ell
der, Dr. d. Mcmillan Alexander sharp, Fred
eIICk ThaiD, John Stewart, John h. MclnneS,
William Mcintosh James SpIers, Harry Walker,
II. v. Fraser. john o. scott, Neil McLennan,
William Watt James Aitken; Games Commit
Iee-Hugh Fraser (CharmanL William Cormack,
James brewer, Alexander henderson, Frederick
Ihaiu, John Grant, Il. NJ. Munro, Robert Hen
del son D. N. I. Mcclellan; Club Plpers-R. NJ.
Munro, j. 5. Il. TeYendale d. r. Mcclellan.
The Pfenntnger- Bronson Wedding.
quiet wedding was celebrated at 1866 Center
contracting parties were Mr.. Leonard Piennnger
and Miss Helen Bronson. The ceremony was
performed at the residence Of the brides parents
ly Rev. George Reman OF the Tweutieth-street
Baptist Church. Only the immediate relatives
Of The groom and bride from Oakland and San
Francisco were present Alter the ceremony
wedding supper WIS served, and the evening was
spent IN music and social chat. A number OF
costly and appropriate presents were given by
Tie attending guests The groom is the pro-
piirtor Of wholesale confectionery store on
Market street III This city, He is the son OF Mr.
Il. Piennlngef, who has resided In Oakland Tor
the past twenty years. The bride Is daughter
OF MI. II. H. Bronson, a retired capitalist OF Oak
land. The bride aud groom VIII make their home
ID Oakland.
The Epworth League Entertainment.
The Epworth League Of Simpson Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church gave their first en-
leTtamment aud social last evening in the lee
ture-roOm and parOrs OF The church on the cor
ner OF Hayes and Buchanan streets.
1t was remarkably pleasant affair, and this
was largely due 10 the uuwearyiug efforts OF the
ladies' VINO were entirely successful 10 promoting
lie pleasure OF their guests. The programme
was as follows: Opening hymn, 10 The Work.;
prayer the pastor; Instrumental duet, Miss Della
Deauo, Miss Ellie Spooner; opening remarks, the
President; vocal solo. Miss Alma BeTguud; reci-
talon, MISS Elsie Duncan; vocal SOLO Mr.. Rob
eli Bonner; whstliDg solo, Miss Alice Rideout;
recitation, Nh 5. A. ID. Schencs; violin solo. Mr..
Edwai Lada (panO accompaniment by Nine.
Ladd). lie numbers were enjoyed by large
aud select audience Refreshments were after.
ward served and social time followed. The
original programmes OF Japanese paper ere
generally admired.
Excursion to Niles Canyon.
he annual bus-ride Of the Orlando L. and S
Club took place on SUNDAY last. The bus carry
1ug tile members Of the club was driven on to
The Oakland boat at O'clock IN the morning,
and, when the other side was reached proceeded
10 Niles Canyon.
On arriving at picturesque spot in the canyon
tie bus came TO halt and the occupants
aftulTal I1uuPl an
Of. and then the OrlandOes went of on a jauuI,
penetrating far into the wids Of the pretty
places. About O'clock all returned 10 the stop
Ting-place, and The ride nomeward was com
meneed, The city being reached about IL O'Clock
In the evening.
The following were present: Miss Birdie
Brown, Miss Dora Coleman, Miss Agnes kelter,
Miss Blanche LaYenson, Miss susie Solomon,
Misses Fannie ana Mile Kaisky, Miss CARR g
Jacobs, Miss Celia Wolf. Miss Alice Loeb, Mrs.
a. Noh and Miss lille Ganger. Aiessrs. W.
Brown, A. CohureIch, j. Isaacs, George Layen-
son, Il. Livingston, B. Kahn, NJ. J. Meter. C..
Solomon Jr, II. Unna, A. Wolff S. Jacobs, A.
Keller, L. NJ Silyerstone C. Unna and NJ. q.
Jonas.
Junior Court Pride of California Enter
tainment.
The members OF Junior Court Pride of Call
forna. No. 5. a. .. f. of A., gave pleasant en-
terlainment and dance last evening at Saratoga
Hall on Geary street. The court has now al
most one hundred members and possesses some
$1,000 IN its treasury, very cTedltable showing
Tor 50 young an organization.
A large audience. including the members OF
Junior Courts Pride OF the Golden West aud
Young America, who were specially invited. en-
ioyed the following programme: Installation of
officers; overture, Merzbaeh's Orchestra; open
fng address, I'll. y. G. r." j. ID. Case; mand0-
lin solo, Miss l.. Merzbacn; prince Of Chinese
comedians George A Parker; recitation, W. j.
LoneIgan OF Aleazar Dramatic Club; recitation,
sam Mayer; banjo and guitar solo, Johnnie Far
Ieli and Harry Adair; recitation, Miss Helene
montague; comic song Mr. l.. Falk; The Orig
lDal K-H-K," Mr.. Harry j. Parker.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed until late
hour Tie officers of the court are: Charles
Goldberg, d. C. r.; ". Gorhnkel, r. c. RI Ii.
e. KuItueI c. r.; w. Befliner S. @. R.; NJ. Moses
T.; Benjamin Garren, +. s.; X. DAVIS. r. S.. NJ
Justh, S. "; Il. Garren, j. w; j. Kaufman, S.
b.; NJ. Davis, j. b.; Trustees-L. Kntt-
nerr, p. Asch, DR.. w. r. q. Samueis
The committees OF The evening to whom much OF
Tue success OF the affair is 10 be ascribed con.
sisted OF the following: Arrangement Commit
TEEN. Moses, Ii. Kuttner, b. GarTen. r. Davis,
II. Gassman, Il. Levy, L. Kuttner. w. Berliner;
Reception Committee-R. Davis, A. jacobson,
/. Kragen, B. Levy, j. Israel, j. KAISER NJ.
Justh, L. Garren; floor director, Louis Kettneri