The morning call., 1890-04-28

MlnKleman-
L. schumacher. II. Schumacher, Ernest d. Vor-
rath, Harry Q. Murgotten, F. Plagman, e. Cole
man, Herman A. incoming, Mr.. Muller, Mr.. u
rieh, Fred Aldack. Fred Rhine, Richard Radke.
e. Delwfg, i. V. Cummings. L. FELTON,, Roger P.
lard.
Crux-Lusson Wedding at San Jose.
The wedding Of Miss Cornelia ArmlStead LuS-
son and MIR. George A. CTux OF this city, formerly
OF Lond on, was selemnlzed on Wednesday even
ing, the 10Th inst, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, DR.. aud Mrs. p. NJ. Lusson, on Second
street, San Jose. The ieeremony was performed
by Right Rev. Bishop Wingfeld, assisted by Rev.
DR.. Wakefield, rector OF lie Episcopal parish OF
San Jose, In the presence of the relatives aud
limited number OF the intimate friends OF tta
family. The young lacy Is Observation-Disclosures
of General Walker Keith Armistead, u s. A.,
and OF Hon. Thomas Newton OF Norfolk. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. CruX left on a wedding tour shortly
after the bridal ceremony and on their return
they VIII make their home In this city.
The Battery G Party.
The members Of Battery G, Second Artillery
Regiment. n. G. g., CAPTAIN T. +. O'Neil, gave
their anniversary hop last Wednesday evening az
union-square Hall. long programme Of dances
was thoroughly enjoyed 10 The music OF Sanders
Orchestra, Inc large company only dissolyiug at
O'Clock. The committees OF tie evening were
ments-Priyate q. V. Ferris chairman, Seq
geant g.. j. Zehender. Private X. ID. Quinian,
frlvate ii. a. Mayo, Private j. MeKenna; Re-
ception Committee-Lieutenant j. j. Ward Ser
geant j. w. Kelly, Private Il. Gibson, Sergeant
J. A. Xannl Sergeant d. o'Connor, Private ".
T. Kelly, Private c. Wetherbee; floor manager.
CAPTAIN T. e. O'Neil; assistant floor manager, F.
L. Nichols Floor Committee-Corporal P. SOM
tag, Private A. f. Hadley, Private j. j. O'CoH-
nor, Corporal A. &. McAv0y, Private j. P. Ken
nedy, Private j. II. Slattery; Musician, e. 8.
Thomas.
The Institute Entertainment.
A pleasant entertainment ana hop was given
last Wednesday evening by Young Ladies' Ia
sutute, No. 4, al Irving Hail. The latter vas
well filled with friends of the institute and all
corners were cordially welcomed by Miss TessIs
DOran, the President, aud the members Of the
Reception Committee.
The entertainment programme was as follows.
Overture, orchestra; piano solo, Miss Nellie
Murray; song Mr.. j. Pinkney; violin and piano
solo, Master y. Douglas and Miss NJ. LltIefeld;
song and dance. Messrs. Sturken and Steveas;
song Miss Nellie ONell; song aud dance.
Messrs. Franks and Foley; song, Mrs. +. z.
Doran; banjo tournament 10y members OF Pro-
lessor Thomas Bree) MeSsrS. j. Farrell, A w.
Corbus, j. w. Douglas, L. linda, Harry Adair,
Herman Moeunlng; song Misses Minnie Beck
cit and Kate Mulyey; sailors hornpipe, MISS
Nellie Muvey; California Dramatic Cub ia a
farce. The programme, after some little din
Guilty about the non-arTiyal OF the orchestra had
been arranged passed of very well, the Alta
Dramatic Club winding up the entertanmens
with their amusing farce, "a Scrap OF Papsr-'s
Dancing pleasantly concluded the affair.
The oincers OF The club are as follows: Miss
First Vice President; Miss MOllie Coleman Sec
cOnd Vtce-PTesident; Miss Ella HanlOu, Record
ing and Corresponding Secretary; Miss Fanny
CHER, Treasurer; Miss Mamie Gallgan, Marshal;
Miss Kitty Devine, Inside Sentinel; Miss Kitty
Burns Outside Sentinel. The committees OF
the evening were composed as follows: Recep-
ton COmmlltee-Hanna O'Brien, Rose Crognan,
Mary Gallagher, Kitty Rurns, Ella Cashen, Ma
ME Connolly, Fanny Douglas, KitIy Hanlons
hOOr-manager, Miss Jessie DOran; assistant
tiOor-manager, Mrs. Mollle Nelson; Floor Com
mittee-Ella Cashen, Mollle Coleman, Fanny
Douglas, Ella Hanlon. Mary WALL Tessie Doran.
The Excelsior Circle Entertainments.
Excelsior Circle No. . Commanders
Forest, gave their nth anniversary entertain
ment and ball last Saturday evening a tB'nal
Birth Hail. A large attendance graced the oc-
casion and appeared TO enjoy to the full the Vart
Gus means OF entertainment provided by tic
committees In charge.
Following was the programme which was pre-
scented under the Immediate direction OF Thuinas
SeweI, p. c. c.: Overture, RiIzau's Band; OUen-
ing address, Thomas Sewell. F. e. c.; vocal solo,
Miss Kiltte SheehaH; "Will Tell You About
It," John V. Commit; recitation, Master Frank
Harrison; Shauntreens, Misses Lotte, Hattie
ana Reanle Wilson, accompanied by Professor
X. NJ. Munro, piper; song, Norwegian Song Club;
violin solo, Professor Louis n. Rtzau; slight-ot
hand performance, Edward Rowe; vocal SOLO
Mrs 1ruwOrthyi violin and piano duet, Master
Stephen A. Douglas Miss Marion Llttetield:
recitation Miss Jeanie Wilbur. The carefully
prepared programme appeared to give great
pleasure. Upon Its conclusion the hall was
cleared for dancing which, to the music OF
Rtzau's orchestra, continued until nearly
O'clock
The success of the pleasant affair was mainly
due to members composing the following COM
mitlees: Committee of Arrangc ments-P. i. c.,
MIR. Thomas Sewell (Chairman6 ii. +. Singer,
DR.. j. Soboslay William Joseph, Mrs. II. Wilson,
Miss E. Beauregdrd, Miss NJ. Smith. Mrs. NJ. <
BolliDger; fOOr-manager, Ii. +. Singer; assistant
tooT-manager, William Joseph; Floor Commit
Ted. johnson, w. q. Whittier, Il. W. Brown,
Mrs. ID. Wlshman, Mrs. NJ. Allen, Miss b. Hes
Ter; Reception Committees. j. Olsen CHAIR
man, A. II. Bryant, q. D. Shattucg, H. Larsen,
J. Is. IhtelemonS, George stone, y. b. Thompson.
The Chiidren's Lyceum Entertainment.
has been meeting at st. Georges Hall on each
| Sunday morning, gave its monthly entertau-
ment in that building last Saturday evening, aud
the event drew so many III attendance that all
the dancers could not be accommodated on the
floor at enc time. a psasan, musical and liter
AIRY programme, prepared by the committee con-
sstlng of Mr.. Robert Ely, Miss Eva Ballou and
Miss Mabel Morrill,, was announced by the con-
ductor, MIS- A. L. ballOu.
The order of the performances were as fol-
| lows: Piano solo, MendelSsOhns Wedding
March," Miss Minnie NJ Cook; recitation, Snip
| of State" Edgar Ward; vocal duet, THE Waiter
Girls" Miss Daisy Simpkins and Miss Ida Gil
bert; recitation, :" Smiling tile Rock" Miss Ella
Gently Sweet Alton" Mr.. Alfred Cook ana
Miss Mlnnie Cook; song, e Beautiful SPRING"
| Miss Eloise Reed and Miss Geneyieve Reed;
| recitation, " Der Drummer" Mr. Leon Willis
Reed; song, IT'S Not True" Mrs, W. F. Muhl,
uer Jr.; fectati0ns, Z" AT the Bar" and " Tomb
| OF Washington" Mr. Clement &. Ward; song,
Thine, Always Thine" Miss Evangeline Bal
IOuJ QudilclI NlOlUulCS VI hldL1 Idudst MIS-
Lily Ashworth Messrs. C. II. Wadsworlh, Rob
ert II. Ely ana G. H. Ward.
The floor was then cleared for dancing, which
was directed by Mr. Robert II. Eby as floor
manager assisted by several of the Lyceum
members. The following composed the commit
tees: Reception Committee = Mrs. Albert Il.
a. E. Fossette, Mrs. E. W. Briggs. Mrs. n. L.
| Churchill, Mrs. b. Pamperin, Mrs. F. A. Robin
| NJ. Hlldebrand. Miss n. O'NeIl, Miss Mabel
| Morrill,, Messrs. J. J. Merritt w +. Muhlner Jr.,
G. Fl. Gilman, Nathan Keller, Il. &. Ward, W.
| ]. HARDWOOD; Refreshments = Mrs. N. L.
| Churchill, Mrs. A. Z. FOssetle, Mrs. +. A. Rob-
| inson, Mrs E. W. Briggs, Mrs. NJ l.. Richard
son, Mrs. E. A. Nichols, assisted by Mrs. E. e.
| Lincoln. Mrs. ii. Slmpkins, Mrs. B. Pamperln.
| Mrs. Lily c. Ashworth, Mrs. T. A. Bagnall; door
| MIR. e. IL. Gilman.
Party on Webster Street.
| Master Joseph Llnsky had an enjoyable
! birthday party at his parents residence, 500
Webster street, on the afternoon of the 9th inst.
The company met 10 celebrate his twelfth birth
| day. Tie young people were entertained by mu-
| sic, dancing games, songs and rectations. A
Dountilul repast was served lale 10 the afternoon
Among those present were: Mr., aud Mrs Joseph
| Lnsky, Mrs. j. j. Bennett, Mrs. W. COTbett.
Mrs. L. Lyons, Mrs: ]. Culley Miss El.ir.s Vol
Miss Reubie Rogers, Miss Edith Gross, Miss Lilly
Mullin. Miss Belle Maloney, Miss Bessie Culley,
Miss Anita lie Count, Miss Meta Corbett, Miss
| Lulu Davis, Miss Mamie O'Drien, Miss Emma
! Hlrsh, Master Joseph LiDSky. Messrs. Harry
Wneau, George Hislop. Frank Quinn, Willie
15Ons' IloNe oulitNoui heOn LEU SasloAiVs
| Willie Hirsb, Isaac LatZ joseph lie Count.
The strauss-Rosenberg Wedding.
There was large gathering at the residence
| OF MIR. and Mrs. Rosenberg at 1ll3 Jefferson
| street, Oakland, last Sunday afternoon, on tile
| occasion OF The wedding OF their daughter Miss
| Lou Rosenberg, TO Mr.. Jacob n. Strauss OF Chi
cago. Rev. M. S. Levy performed the ceremony
in The presence of the relatives aud friends Of
the happy couple. Mr.. j. Block was the grooms-
| man and Miss Helen Eppiuger was the brides
| maid.
After the ceremony the newly welded couple
| received tile congratulations Of those present,
after which they repaired TO the banquet-room
| where sumptuous wedding least was partaken
| of.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. N.
| Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. n. SegmaD, Mr..
| Joseph Rosenberg, Miss Jennie Rosenberg, Mr..
| H. Sellgman Mrs. j. RloeE, Miss Carrie Beel.
| Mr.. S. Beel. MIR. and Mrs. Julius Jacobs, MIR. aud
| Mrs. j. Baum. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Morse, Miss
| Mamie Block, MIR. aud Mrs. n. Gerson, Mr.. and
j ilau 10 andA Irs II Ni,rk holm, ~