The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-07

Mr.. John A. Moore; Executive Committee-NIr.
Bridges, Miss NJ. j. Staley, Mr. Harry Dot.
Among those present wee: Miss IL. V; Mar
TN, Mr. 9. Sherwood, Mr.. L.. Sherwood, Mr..
Dot, Mrs. j; Il. VIM. Mr..Mlton Bauer, Mr. W.
T Ca field, Miss Jennie Staley, Miss L. j. Nc
Il. IeyIsOn, Miss R: Leyison. Mrs. J. Levlson,
MIR. j. PorterGeld, Miss E. Levison, Miss Annie
sMfaley Mr. p F. Rel in Miss ,arv E JOY
/. Jewell. Mr.. r. II. Turner, Miss 5. Savannah,
Mr.; and Mrs Newman, Mr.. Thomas Smith, Mr..
Il e. S Shilds Mr. A N Iueker, Miss Heath Heath
Mr.. Samuel 5; Peck, Mr.. j. ii. Jory. Miss Lillian
Il Jory, Mr.. \. Franklin. Mr.; y. B. Norris; Miss
Mr.. F. Hood Mrs Cofpett, Mr., E. B. Lorlng,
Mr. w. " Young 70 Miss NJ Levin Mr.. w E. Mar Mar
May Itsell, Miss Maude Itself, Mr.. P. j. Perkins
Mr.; aud Mrs a J. l,sell, Miss 5 Newman Newman Mr.
bury Miss Anna PenwIck.. Miss JACKSON.
Miss Emma Straus, MIR. and Mrs: E. Sayan-
s ssli,r Mr. H. H. Henrci Miss E, M. G.
E. j. Lewis, Miss Fannie Lewis, Miss NJ. Ed
wards, Mr.: j.: Edwards, Mrs. N. 4; Edwards,
Misses Boch, Miss A. Barry, MI aud MIS- Cowie.
Mrs. Ramaeciotti, Mr.. j. A. McIhee, Miss Z.
SSha tuck, Mr.; L. A de XauIl, M Y. p; de
Miss c. Jewell, Mr. L. A. Whiting, Miss +.
Hastings Mr.. Herbert Watts, Mr.. J: a,held,
N. Graham, Mrs. Q. Schroth, the Misses sehroth,
Mrs. Speedie, the Misses E. and X. Spencer. Mrs.
66sappr Mrs Grail, Mrs NJ o'Brien MIS- Edna
Mrs. Talcott, Miss E. Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert and Miss f.,,,d Belle Hail the Misses
| Mr.. W. A. Jones. Mr. and Miss Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin, Mr. James Wood, Mr.. John A.
Moore. Mr.. Harry Dott Miss Lizzie Jacobs. Mrs.
| n. NJ. Jacobs. Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Moulton, Mrs.
| Strlbys, Mrs. Captain Teruschuren, Miss +. Cum
| nmeham, Mr.. and Mrs Garden, MIR. and Mrs. T.
f. Flagg, Mrs. and Miss Ball, Mr.. aud Miss
| Samuel, Mrs. Beal Esther Laws, Mr. John Laws,
| Mrs. Mund. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Bowers,
Miss Allen, Miss osgood: Mrs. L: E. Ames, Mrs.
| Wise. Edith Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson,
| Miss e. l.. Jacobs Miss Laird.
! Another San Francisco Playwright.
DR.. Harry l.. Tevis. the son Of Lloyd Teyis Of
! San Francisco,t he President of Wells, Fargo &
| Co.'s bank in that city, was at last accounts
about appearing before the world in the distn-
guished attitude of playwright, says the Town
| Topics OF New York DR.. Tevis is young man,
extremely good looking and OF charming man
ner. Like his sister, Mrs. Frederick Sharon OF
| this city, he possesses unusual musical talent
| aud improvlses delightfully."-. DR.. Tevis' new uu
dertakng was, understand, very much OF sur
prise TO his friends. lie has had taste OF ranch
life, OF commercial life, ana for the last TWO
| years-frst with DR.. Seguin and more recently
| with Dr. Robertson, that idol of Tie theatrical
| prOiessiOn-he has experienced The Interests OF
| professional life. Perhaps he has at last fallen
| into the proper groove. DR.. Tevis has always
been an enthusiastic amateur, and in his fathers
house has, ably seconded by his brother Hugh
the excellent production OF various comedies.
Robert Eberle, now stage manager for Edwin
Booth, who staged all the fashionable amateur
theatricas In San Francisco, tells q charming
story of DIR. Teyls' generosity. Eberle had
worked hard to make success OF a "a Scrap OF
Paper" which was put on at Mr.. IeVls' house,
and had refused any remuneration FOR his WORK.
few days later on. returning home after
busy day. he found that DR.. Teyis. accompanied
by several workmeD, had visited his rooms dur
ing his absence and had decorated them most
beautifully and aTtstIcally with hangings, por-
hr
all the vases and bIlc-d-brac which had beeu
used in settling the stage for Prospers study in
Mrs. Henry Jansen who is clever mem-
Der of Miss Hewitrs orchestra, took part in
this play. by the way, and SO DID Miss Mabel Pa
checo, who has since married MIR. William Lewis.
Mrs. Pacheco, her mother, has ambitions IN the
same direction as DIR. lewis, and wrote aud pro-
duced several years ago a play called, II am
not mistaken, Loyal Love"
The Bunker Hiil Lodge Entertainment.
The members OF Bunker Hill Lodge, Order Of
Beacon Light, gave one OF their agreeable enter
tainments, followed by hop last Saturday
evening, at Concord Hall. AlcaZar Building
There was very fair attendance, which lis
tened to the following programme with much
INTEREST," Address. Supreme President Louis r.
Dunand; recitation, Mr.. George W. Patterson
vocal solo, Mr. A. q. Niles; recitation Miss
Kitty Black; recitation, Mi, Frank I. Shea !;
song Mrs. Molloy. AIteiward there was dane
| ing until IL o'cIock The pleasant affair was
held under the direction OF President w. d.
Shea, and the Arrangement Committee consisted
| I. =
Burns.s
Party on Beaver Street.
delightful surprise party was given last
Tuesday evening TO Mr.. Arthur Flood at his
residence, l Beaver street, In honor OF his birth
day anniversary. The guests assembled al Mrs.
Ormoud's residence on Nineteenth street and
from thence the party proceeded to Mr.. Floods
residence, where lie was taken completely by
surprise. The guests enjoyed themselves by
participating in a number OF very Interesting
gam and a
Adjourned to the supper-table, where they par
TOOK of Doubtful repast and also the surprise
of an April Fools Cake" alter which they once
more returned 10 The parlor and enjoyed short
programme OF singing aud recitstlons. Among
Miss Edith Judkins Miss Jessie DiZney, Miss
Mary Hewitt, Miss Bessie Campbell. Miss May
Coop, Miss Moilie M9rgo!ten Miss mel Nellie Kings.
and Mrs L. A. Kickoff; Messrs. Ii. q. Murgot-
ten. Robert Taylor, William Hewitt. Clarence
| Holmes, Howard Smith, Albert BuhneI, Thomas
| Irving, William Ii. Carr, Charles johnson, Will
| lam Han gear.
The Am,co Club Party at Sacramento.
The AMIGO Club closed its season OF dancing
last Friday evening by giving a successful anC
| enjoyable party at Turner Hall, Sacramento
| This club has been conducted on a similar plan
| TO that Of the Plaisr aud Reseda, with the ex
, | ceptlOn that The membership includes young
ladies as we'll as gentlemen. while in the other
3 clubs there are only gentlemen on the member
ship-r0ll, who are privileged 10 escort 10 theii
dances such young ladies they choose. IL
the AMIGO Club there are the same number Of
young gentlemen as ladies', and the club contains
1 altogether about eighty members, nearly all oil
whom are under the age OF 20 years. None bu
the families and friends of tue members are in-
vited to the club parties.
4 The hall WAS neatly decorated with streamer.
!. and flags, aud the musicians stand was literally
In the midst OF garden oil potted plants and
ever green's The music was excellent aud th(
: dances numbered nearly twenty. A lemonade
stand in corner OF the hall. iastefully arranged
and decorated, furnished cooling beverages lo
the dancers, and toward tile close OF the evening
choice supper was served
The following are the clubs members: MIR
Miss Pauline Foster, MIR. Charles Nj. Davenport,
Miss Irene Leonard. Mr. Horatlo Harper, Miss
LOtte SleffenS. MIR. John Vogelsang, Miss Sadie
!, SwarlZ, MIR. VIII Kellogg, MIR. Harry Williams
Mr. Ralph Hoilr. MI. Fred Kestler, Miss MauC
Jones, Miss Cora Mott, Miss Nellie Mott. Mis-:
Allie Sheehan, Mr.. Henry Kelnsorge, Mr.. Free
Smith, Mr.. Charles Hall, Mr.. II. S. Liuuell, NJ
l. George Bassett, Miss Maud Bassett, Mi. vii
" Mailock Miss Louisa Nichols, Mr. Bert Martin
: Mr.. Harry Carroll Miss Edna Carroll, Mi. vii
! Hendricks, Mr.. Sam Hendricks. Mr. Allel
Leach, Miss Lizzie Sullivan, Miss blanche
: Twilchell, MIR. Ed AtSinsou, Miss Helen
y Reed. MIR. Sam Simmons Mr. Z. 5. Luce, Mr.
+ Frank Dray. Mr.. Bruce Dray Miss Eva Reeves
:. Miss Mabel Lewis, Miss Edna Lewis, Miss Flor;
y HeIZog, Miss Maggie Fiemming, MIR. L. Z. Mas
!. lin, Mi. w. Il. Flint, MI. Robert Robinson, Mis-
. Clara Robinson, Miss Kate Meister, Miss Laur
. Meister, Mr.. ClaIk Williams, Miss Josie Frost
Miss Reita Kennedy. MIR. Homer Mckee, Mis-
Eva Mckee, Miss Ruth Catlin, Mr.. Al Trainor
! MISS Martha Ing, Miss Ida Ing, Miss Ethel Stan
o. ley, Mr. Tindil Maydwell, Mr.. John Lauri MI
:, Robert Ale xander, Miss Laura Terry, Miss Ma
a bel johnson, Mr. Stephen hopkins, Mr.. Hair
Catlin, Mr.. Charles Jones. Miss Mollie SneehaI
y Miss Hattie Bell. MI. Z. II. McMullen, Mr.. w.
T. Nichols, Miss Iva Hughsuu, Miss Gertrude Nil
!, ler, Miss Grace Dixon, MIR. Bert Tozer. MI. c
], Garfield, Mr. 1. IL. McMullen, Miss LottIe R0l
Is lnson, Miss Jennie Allen, Miss Lucy Murray
J, Miss Daisy Ennis, Miss LetIIe Alsip, Mr.. j. ca
. gofy Mr.. Cyrus Miller Mr.. w. NJ. Howe.
- The Marcus-Carter Wedding.
Il. Mr.. S. Marcus and Miss Eva M. Carter wei
IN quietly married at the Palace Hotel week ae