The morning call., 1890-05-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
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CONAN, Miss Mary Albert Miss Pauline CoIln,
Is ASnie Hanley; Miss Emily Aiphonse. MISS
Gran, MISS Kitty Murphy, MISS White.
Mss Sns Nora Stanton. Miss Grace Do.shes: MI $
Della King, Miss Nellie kenney Miss Kelley,
y Miss Nj. A. Lucas, Miss Tina swirl, Miss Ella
Cellerius, Miss Mamie Delmy, Miss kltty Dell
my. Miss Carrie Hamlin, Miss NJ: Homer, Miss
Nj. Welsh. Miss Lizzie Huber. Miss Gushing.
Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Samuels Mrs. Hundal-
stein, Mrs. Ill. Craw, Mrs. w. HUFF
The Boneili Mus Gale.
Last Friday afternoon the students of the
Bonelli Musicale Institute gave their REGULAR
monthly recital. assisted by the Professors Of
the different departments. A large and appre
ciative audience was present.
The following programme was rendered In a
style That would have reflected credit on much
older pupils: String quartet, Opus 81, Allegro
(baydD) MessrS. CaTinueller, SchmltZ, Toepke
and Heinsen; left-hand study. OPP. 800 UZeruy),
Miss Lettie Barry; clarionet solo, Carnival Of
Venice (BassD, with orchestral accompani-
ment, Signor C. Caspari; trio (Hallaender Miss
JOse HalmaD, Messrs. Carmueller aud TOepke;
khspsodie HongfOise, No. QLisZD, Miss Clara
Nolan; fantasia Tor four comets (Mehden). Pro-
fessOT e. V. der Mehden and Messrs. SHARP,
TybIiner and Wells; polonaise bilIant-, OPP. 81
lsmith), Miss Blanche Clinton; lrio IF. ThOme).
Toepke; duet (Weiss) Miss Jennie Bayly Is
years old and Master Abe Heirashin 90 years
OLD; selection. Norma" (NileD, MISS Mabel
Croome Is years old, Miss Rita Weske % years
old Miss Jennie Bayly Is years Cld), Master
Carl Schad Us years old ana Master Cos win
Wldder IA years old); concerto, Op 20 tMen-
oelssohn), with orchestra, Mrs. May Robinson
Greyi song, white Squalr' (BarNeD with or
eheStral accompaniment, Professor j. Wesly
NllAlnsi 'RecUllectious OF Home" (Mills) Miss
Carrie Bowesi mandolin quartet, mi Quer-
IDA" (kOnellI SchmZ) Professor SchnlIZ,
Miss Il. Barmau, Miss i. Donan and Mr..
1. RGseHZweig; "Car.ice HeTOigue" (kOntskD,
with orchestra, Miss Jennie Mcmillan.
Among those present " re: Messrs.C A. Bayiy,
". A. Keeier, Ar. Sharp. George Wells. Charles
William Cloome, N. y. Mr.. Tobrnor, G. schad,
Mr.. Hirashln, u. NidOeT, L. DOnan, l. ROsenz-
welg, w. ). Fletcher. Henry Daily AaIcus
Henry SignOr I. Martinez; Miss Il. Sharkey,
Miss L. JACKSON. Mrs. Clinton. Mrs. f. Hanavan,
Miss K. SilyeLstone, Miss l.. Slinkey, Miss Mad
dock, Mrs. E. Taylor, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. IL.
ton. Mrs. j. de Lacy, Mrs. f. Me-
LaughllD, Miss NJ Idiart. Mrs. j. Bryant,
MIS-. Mattel, Miss q. Morse. Miss A. Hunt, Mrs.
+. Holman. Mrs. Z. Holman. Miss Il. Wool, Miss
L. o. Mearnes, Mrs: w. Ryan, Mrs. James Dem
m Van, Miss B9lan, MIS-. NJ, StrIuse' Mrs; II; 5.
Marshall. Miss L. Henke, Mrs. Wertzel, Miss NJ.
McEneruey, Mrs. Barry, Mrs, Charles Plckell,
M ME-: Charles B 8a Mrs William CroSme.
sLeI, Miss Pearl Clark, Mrs. CLARK, Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Julia Borneman, Mrs: Leege, mrs. Werthi-
mer, Mrs. Murdoch. Mrs. E. Roberts, Mrs. Will
lam Lamb, Mrs. j. Clark, MIS-. E. Chamberlain,
Mrs. S. z. Dykeman, Mrs. BIllitz, MIS-. SalaZar,
Mrs. Savage: Mrs. Coyle, Miss Mainie CUyle, Miss
Mrs. Ayers, Miss Lulu Ayers, Miss NJ. A.
Hun, Mrs. NJ. Hill, Mrs. i. Cutner,
Mrs. r. }. Techau Miss Lorlne Techau, Mrs. d.
n. Douthltt, Mrs. Phillip Gebnardt, Mis-. Rich
ards, Miss b. Wahee, Miss NJ. FaZackeTIy, Miss
A. Mcken ia. Mr.. W. j. Donlon, Mrs. DR.. Paw
n laSl.o Mrs m, kosenz%elg. Mrs. Zaeple. Mrs.
Bauer, Mrs. Haywood, Mr.. Ii. S. Schultz, Pro-
fessUr knOlton.
The Young Ladies' destitute Party.
The Young Ladies' Institute. No. 0, gave its
Errf l,.11 a
at Mission Opera Hail. The night was, unior-
tunctely, somewhat rainy, but this did not pre-
vent those who attended fIom thoroughly enjoy
Ing the affair.
Tie nall was tastefully decorated with flags
and bunting, which impaired decidedly festive
appearance. Nothing could have been more
cordial than the reception accorded every Wis.,
ioI. The floor was ably managed by the Del
=, Among those present were: MIR. aud Mrs.
Gallagher, Miss NJ: Calvin, Miss NJ. Bateman,
Miss A. X. Daley, Miss Agnes Cary, Miss Kate
Hannin, Miss Maud Gallagher, Mr.. aud Mrs. n.
Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. [. McFadden, Mir. John
N illiamson, the Misses Kate and Nj. Leahy,
elss n Mahoney, Miss l.: Soppe, Miss WonIe,
Bliss Mary Egdn, Miss NJ. Heath, Miss L. Meade,
Miss NJ. Glbney, Miss Susie Mccoy, Miss 5. Nc.
Coy, Miss Mamie oDonnel, Miss NJ. Frere;
MesSrs; Joseph Frlchett James ID. Cummings,
s. +. bane Eugene McEadden. Charles L.
Black, w. j. Moore, John j. 0'Brlen, n. L.
IIautley, Henry Shea, Samuel IliInble, Henry
SeheiVeIier, Thomas Glynn, Joseph Hawkins,
Henry Able. James Malone, q. Bl. Foster G.
81 aninger, Edward Pyle.
Party on Duncan Street.
The friends Of Mr. Henry Wendt rendered him
q very pleasant surprise party last Tue day
evening at his residence, 4o8 Duncan street.
The evening was devoted TO vocal and insIru-
mental music until IL O'Clock, when the guests
retired 10 the dmlng-hall, where au elegant sup
per awaited ali, after which they returned 10 the
paTlorS, W here music and dancing were resumed
TIL almost daylight. Tie guests were: Nj, ard
Hrs John GustIn, Miss Christina Wendt, MIR.
and MIS- Henry Schroeder, Mr. ana Mrs. Fred
helms, Professor Won der MebdeD, Miss Aura
heitmann, Mr.. John LorentZ. Mrs. NJ. Scheper,
Miss Hanna Scherer. Mir. and Mrs. George
Schmidt. Mr.. John PuVogel, Miss Lilly Gustin,
Master John Gustin. The solo and dance music
which was furnished by the Schillebund Juve-
nile Brass Band. reflected credit on their able
Of Masters Robert kTenZ, Eddie Krenz, Willie
n edl,-> George ZeIt. Henry Doors. Sigmund
Clemens john Benging, TOME Kornmeyer,
Willie Haplmer and Henry Wendt Jr.
Ne Social Council Party.
The regular monthly social Of Social Council,
NO. PIG, o. q. F., was held In Washington Hall,
Red Mems kfuilding, 800 Post street, last Thurs
cay even i was very well attended and
sTedii@ besf the c6fnGIttee- who had the affair il
-nafgeS pa.ene OF the features OF tile evening was
eonlftScal sketch aud vocal duet by Master Barry
nj Miss Barry. who were recalled twice, after
which tie grab-bag was introduced and was.wel
pa'ronized by The members and their many
friends. Numerous articles were then auetioned
OF, Mr. R. T; Baecus fulfilling The P9silI0n OF
auctioneer, after which dancing concluded
very pleasant evenings Entertainment.
The Secretary, MIR. A. =. Baker, had charge OF
The Moor, ably as sisted by Mr. r. I. Baccus and
Mr.. I. sullivan. The Committee who had charge
OF the affair was composed OF Miss NJ. j. j.
Baeeus (Chairmanl, Miss \. Taylor Mrs. S. a.
Lowe, Mrs. Nj. (. uphaus. Mrs. Belle Pennlng
tol.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
ooeiSD. Dr. and Mrs. John LETTER, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Flank Uphau., Mr.. and Mrs. John Kavanagh,
Mr. AND Mira A ppnniuPfOn Mrs Neltin I aVlnr
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. NJ. L. Alexander, Miss NJ. Z.
Curran, Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss A. L. Nc
Donald, Miss Daisy Mcdonald, Miss Oracle
Powers, the Misses Dunbar. Miss Maggie Cur
ran, Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Worms, Mr.. and Mrs +.
+ flagg, mir. and Mrs. r. I. Baccus, Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Baker, Mrs; }. A; Mcdonald, Mrs.
D. E Keeks, Mrs. Julia Bufford, Miss Clara Nc
Donald. Mrs; S. A. Lowe, Miss NJ. A. Hutchings.
Miss Josie McDermot, Miss May Barry, Miss
Josie baccus, Mrs. Lindstrom-
The iollowing-named gentlemen were present:
Messrs. I. ID. Brandon, James y. Leary, +. Selig-
;,ren, john Lldde, Charles Baccus, William
sidden, G. E. Allen, w. J. 0'Shaughnessy, IL.
Rolhchild. Louis Baccus, p. Sullivan, John Cole
man, Louis Appleton. Phillip Meyers, ,Captain
The Myrtle Council Party.
Members Of Myrtle Council, No. 1877, A. L.
Of H., gave its anniversary entertainment last
Wednesday. There was quite lengthy pro-
gramme. including remarks on good OF the order
by Rev. Mr.. Filben, lately elected Grand Orator.
ing remarks Commander Samuel ROthberg
piano solo, Miss Georgia Ziegenbirt; recitation,
Miss Alice Rideout; vocal duet, the Misses
smyih; recitation, Miss Hazel Perkins; vocal
solo, Mr.. May; instrumental duet, Professor
Marsh and pupil; recitation, Mr.. John C. Juenn /;
piano solo, Miss Ellie SpOoner; duet Organ ac-
comparatively, Miss Mamie Smith and Master
Scot smith, eornet solo. MIR. Latter: recitation.
BIZ. George Sullivan; remarks on good OF the
order. Rev. MI. tnDen; delsarts iableaux, by
Miss Glennie. Miss Maeaulay. Miss Bray, Miss
CoTbett, Miss Cayer and Miss Willett. The
evening concluded with dancing.
Party at Pacheco.
The PacheeO Social Club gave Its inaugara-
tion ball In l. o. f. Hall, on the evening of the %
insL lie affair was largely attended, there be-
ting over nifty couples present. The music, by
hessrs Schwartz g. Rowley's Band. was all that
could lie desired. Among those present were:
Mr.. and MIS-. Hartley Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Eicher. Mr. and Mrs. II. Angelo, MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Russi, MIR. and
Mrs. Mexican. SIR. and Mrs. Frank Loucks, Mr..
and Mrs. (. Randall, Mrs. A. Dillon. Mrs. James
Caysnagl, hrs. Coleman, Mrs. Preston, Miss
Mercie Smith, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Josie
OSmeai, Miss sadie Davenport Miss Nj. Manic,
Miss Daisy Hewitt, Miss Mamie Hewitt, Miss
Ella MOfOrd, Miss CendeImanu. Miss Elnra