The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-25
A Bright Dramatic and Musical
Entertainment by the
RectOr's Circle.
THE PLEAsANToN OPENING HOP.
A Christening Reunion on Lombard
Street.-The Golden Links En-
tertainment-Picnic by the Berlin
Club to Laundry Farm - The
O'Toole Party in BerkeIey-Mis-
ceIIaneous NotabiIia.


"At Homes on Tuesday evening, at her
residence on California street. Some ex-
cellent music was discoursed. and the guests
grew merry over the remarkable predictions
Of a fortune-teller Among others who were
: present we're: Mrs. Herity, the Misses
Barry, Miss Dougherty, Mrs. Wakeman,
Miss Alice Zska and Messrs. Miner, Signor
Galvani, Lesley Martin, DR.. de Marville
and others.
Owing to the famly's bereavement, the
Moore reception was indefinitely postponed.
number of members and friends of the
Woman's Relief Corps and G. a. r. visited
the Soldiers Home at Santa Monica on
Saturday. Among the visitors were: Mr..
and Mrs. Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis,
and Colonel Markham's three children. The
ladies went down IN the early morning laden
with baskets full of luscious fruits and
flowers. Among the presents were hand.
some and complete set of Shakespesre's
works and ether valuable books. The flow
ers and fruit were literally distributed in
the hospital and musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered.
Pacific Lodge, No. % will give an enter
tainment ana dance this evening at Hamil-
ton Hall, corner of GeaTy and Steiner streets.
Miss Ella BrUnig and Mr. William Um-
frld were married By the Rev Mr.. Fuendei-
ing last Sunday afternoon at the residence of
About fifty friends were present and the &C.
casion was royalty celebrated. The happy
pair will reside in this city.
The Pandora Dramatic Club gives an en-
tertainment Tonight at Mission Opera Hall.
There was brilliant ball at Redondo
Beach on Saturday evening. The invitations
announced Mrs. Senator j. p. Jones as one
OF the chaperones, but she had been impera-
lively called away by tidingS of sickness in
this city.
Y NJ. L No. viii give complimentary
entertainment and social at B'nai Birth
Hall this evening.
a Farewell to BacheIordom.
At the banquet given in honor of Mr.
Austin C. Tubbs last Saturday evening at
the Pacific Union Club there were twenty
seven guests present. The menu was very
elaborate and Noah BrandtS Orchestra
dlScouTsed choice concert selections
throughout the evening. Mr.. Tubbs is one
of the directors of the club and the pleasant
Office was arranged to signallZe his ap-
preaching farewell to bachelor life, his mar
rage to Miss Tallant taking place next
Tuesday. When the cloth was removed the
health of Mr.. Tubbs aud of his fiancee was
drunk stand ng. a number of other toasts
were proposed and responded to by MeSSTS
J. a. Grant, j. d. Reddng, jerome Hart
J. DUNney Harvey, James d. Phelan
Horace G. Platt ana the Baron j. II, Won
Schroeder The guests were: Messrs. Aus
Tin C. Tubbs, Homer 5. King, J. d. Grant,
E F. Gerald, j. D. Redding, Jerome Hart.
Alex Hamilton, J. Downey Harvey K. r.
Woodward. Paul Poudencsn, John de w.
Allen. J. ID. Phean, H.. S. Plat, W. S.
NeNhall. C. E. Worden, j. NJ Quay, W. B.
Tubbs, Marmaduke kellogg, Fred W. Tai
liant. r. r. GTaysGn, f. h, Webster, Harry
de Neuve, j. H. Won Schroeder, ". E. Hol-
loway, s. C. Buckbee, John NJ. Adams.
The PIeasanton Hop.
The opening hop Of the series proposed to
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current ttason by the recently organized
association Of guests duly took place last
evening in the large dining-room of the
hotel. 1t was remarkably pleasant affair.
Invitations had been issued to select few
besides guests Of the house, and this method
will continue to be followed out in the sue
cef DIM hops.
Verify il seemed as one watched the
bright scene that the autumn season had In
truth commenced. There was remarkable
contingent flair ladies present in daintiest
of toilets, and these, with their gallant
partners in irreproa- liable evening attire,
merrily danced the hours away till after
midnig bit. RitZau's band offciated and re-
freshneDts were on hand throughout the
programme OF dances.
Mrs. PendletOn was very solicit0us for the
pleasure Of all, although the particular man
agenent OF the successful opening deyolved
on the officers OF the "SOcialS" as follows
acting in various and uniformly courteous
capacities: Mr.. Win Z. Fisher. President;
Mr. J, c. P de Kraft Secretary and Treas
urer; Executive Commttee-MessIs. C. b.
Plat, L. G. Davis, NJ. r Hall, c. III. Shells,
II. Med. Spencer. The hops will be held
on the last Wednesday of each month.
The Trinity Church Entertainment.
A delightful musicale and dramatic en-
terlainment was presented last evening at
Union-square Hall by the society of young
people of Trinity Church, known as the
''Rector's Circle" The names of some of
the intending participants had leaked
ont, and the result was gratifying
attendance, comprising some OF the elite OF
tSne congregation, together with goodly
Representation of Outside" friends A
T. corps of volunteers acted as ushers and
courteously found comfortable seats for all.
They were: Mr.. Sheppard JinkS, Mr.. j.
\. Harrison. Mr.. Critfenden Van Wyck,
Mr.. Merton Hammond, Mr.. Charles WIN
teTbuTn
Blum's Orchestra was in attendance and
introduced with a choice overture the fol
lowing programme; Part Violin solo,
mazurka, Miss Leontine Beckhuson; vocal
solo, 1.-The Arab Slave" selected Mrs. j. E.
Birmingham: recitation, Aux ltaliens.
Mr. Frank Matthew: whistling solo, "Ihe
Mocking Bird" Mr.. VIII L. Stevens; vocal
solo, BY the Fountain y CWeatherlyl, Mr..
Hubert NJ. ForIeScue, Pianoforte, Mr.. Ii.
j. Stewart, NIB. Professor Stewards ac-
compartments were distinct feature of the
musicale, and aptly framed the exquisite
vocal renditions, Mrs. Birmngham's Arab
Slave being peculiarly truly executed
Miss Beckhuson has much skill with the
bow and gained a wel-deseryed rally. AUX
Italiens" has been heard frequently OF late
but seldom more effectually than by Mr.
Mat leu PAL ticularly in the Snatches oil song.
Mr. Forte-cu Of the Lorin Club is nearly
perfsct tenor and was in good voice. MI
Stevens whistliDg solo was novelty ana
distinct success.
Part ii consisted of Howells' come
dietta, . The Garroters," with the following n
willis Campbell, Mr.: j. F: Larken; MIR.
Bemis ST., Mr.. Fred Norris; Mr.. Bemis Jr.,
or. Frank M. Avery; DR.. LawtOn. MI viii
Denman; Mrs. Roberts, Miss Martha T.
Mrs. Bemis Jr., Miss Gertrude Housman
Bella (the maid. Miss Alice Nj. Farnsw0rth
under the direction of Mr.. John l. Hous-
mani There were three scenes and each was
prettily mounted. The acting was admirable
dnfd showed much care in rehearsal. Upon
y Mr.. Mccormack and Miss Gibbs fell the
burden of the sO-called plot, and it could not
have fallen on worthier shoulders. Their
parts as represented were life-like, easy and
natural throughout, and that although both,
Miss Gibbs especially, had great
deal to say. Mr.. Larken was very amusing
as a cynic. Miss Lissak made precise
though rather too attractive an aunt. Mrs.
Bemis Jr. lightened, the pleasantly light
play CONSIDERABLY anu MISS dIHSWOTJU Was
a charming maid. of Messrs. Norris, Av-
cry and Denman nothing needs to be spe-
ciaily said except that they fitted their parts
admirably.
There IS some talk of making these enter
tainments periodical. and it was generally
hoped among the delighted audience last
evening that this idea would be carried out.
The proceeds of the evening are to be de-
voted to tie parish paper, The Sentinel.
Party IN East Oakland.
IN Thursday evening last a party was