The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Wright, Mrs Harry
GleCne OF Monterey and Miss Minnie Deering Of
this city were delightfully."- entertained AT dinner
recently by Colonel Murray MoOrehead at his
lovely home Sunnywood Orchard near
Saratoga. The Kind hospitality OF the host was
greatly enjoyed. and, after most pleasant day,
the party returned home by moonlight.
James w. Coflroth. son of the distinguished
lawyer, orator and politician, who died in 1872.
and whose full name the son bears, was united ia
marriage on last Tuesday with Miss Annie Bun
ner Of this city.
Al a meeting of the Del Monies at their rooms
in The StrathmOre, 2O7 Larkin street, the follow
ing officers were elected: President, John II.
Sheehan (re-eiecied); Vice President, 5. T.
Kane; Treasurer " llliam j. Moore Qe-elected);
Financial Secretary, h. A. Abeli Recording Sec
rotary, Charles T.. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. LUX entertained a few friends
al dinner recently at their residence on Alum
ROck avenue, San Jose.
a bonbon party will be given by Y. L. l. \ o.
il at B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
Mrs L. j. X. Nuttall gave a luncheon recently
at which number of ladies were entertained,
complimentary TO Ms. DR.. MeNuiIy, who is her
guest.
The astronomical class OF Miss Lakes school
visited Miss 0'HallOran's residence, 1911 Clay
street, on Saturday evening. aud took obserYa-
lions oil Jupiter aud his satellites through an e&-
cellent telescope four inches III aperture. Tie
relative positions uf the alth, sun ana Jupiter
during the course OF year were atterward DEM
OnStIAted by means OF an Orrery, aud an
PLANTATION given OF the discovery Of tile velocity
OF light and other celestial matters IN connection
with the giant planet OF tie solar system. The
young ladies We're much interested IN the discus
sIou> and Miss Lake sgniied her intention OF
taking further observations al au early date.
The Farewell Bali on the Nipsic.
Before the departure for this port OF the United
States steamship Npslc from Honolulu Captain
McCuTley and officers gave a farewell bali on
board The vessel, which was a most delightful
affair throughout Tie decorations were superb
and won The admiration of all present. The in
- Xited guests were conveyed from the landing In
the ShiL's boats, and were warmly welcomed by
Captain McCurley and his officers, ana most
agreeably entertained during their stay. His
Majesty the King, members of the Cabinet, d
plOmaIic and consular corps, and large number
Of prominent citizens we're among those present.
The Hawaiian Band played for dancing, which
carried on with great spirit until late hour
There was bOuntiul supply Of most delicious
refreshments. Inc early departure Of the Nipsic
Is much regretted in the Islands, as the officers
We're greatly liked.
The New Jerusalem Church Concert.
select audience filed the parlors of the New
Jerusalem Church on O'Farreil street last Friday
evening to listen to the following choice pro-
gramne carefully gotten up for the benefit OF the
church piano fund: Duet, "GiOTnO d'OrTOre"
CSemmamide," RosslnD, Miss Eta Burgess and
Miss LOleta Level; violin solo, fantaSe III Trova-
tore ID. AllaTdl Mi. Frederick Il. kneli song
selected MI. Frank S. Mitchell; mandolin solo,
"The Sleeping Child" On atteD Professor Cipol-
Ioui; song, mon lorna" Ronanza tTito Mattei),
Miss Eta Burgess; piano solo, TaranIelle and
Religious Chorus (ROssnl Senior 5. Martinez;
song My Ladys Bower" (HOpe IempltG Miss
Loleia Levet; French horn solo, selec ed, MI
Louis c. kuel; duet (mandonsl, "Mazourka"
&c. CipOlUui. Professor u. ClpOllonl and Marie
Gator, pupil of Professor CipOlloni; Miss Lucy
Knowand accompanist Each number was eX
ceHenty rendered, The tenor solo OF hir. Frank
Mitchell and The solo My Lady's Bower" by
Miss LeYet, perhaps, calling fOI espeell nell
ton. Quite considerable sum was realized Ior
The piano fluid. and it IS hoped that these pleas
ant concerts may be continued
The Bu6k Party Castro Street.
l---f,ig. anOt Mrs. Edward A. Buck gave a very
pleasant Marty 10 number OF their friends on
Saturday evening last al their residence, 522
Castro street, it being The fourth anniversary Of
their wedding. Only twenty-five Invitations
were issued and were exquisite In design, having
the Initial B. embossed in gold aud blue in the
center OF the upper half Of The folded sheet.
lie folding doors of the spacious paTors were
opened wide when tue guests amused them
selves with games aud songs aud Later danced
until tired upon the well-stretCbed canvass. AT
late hour the guests retired 10 the dlning-room,
which was beautifully decorated for Tie Occa-
sion, and there partook of the elegant repast
which had been prepared; Ioasts were pro-
posed by the guests, which we're happily re-
able party broke up at midnight
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Buck, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. L. Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II: Foster Mr.. ana Mrs, z. J. Payne,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wikie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kimba and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. f.
Ii. himball, Miss Elizabeth Gimpel. Miss Hattie
Gimpei, Miss Carrie Ransom, Miss Fannie de
Long, Miss Nellie Burk; Messrs. William Soule
Sr., William SOule Jr., Howard Newman X. j.
Roberts, L. W. Wilson.
The international Lodge Entertainment
a highly successful musical aud literary enter
tainmeut was given last evening by International
Lodge, No. 291, l. o. 6. T., at Prospect Hall, in
Odd Fellows Building Judge Thompson pre-
sided In the unavoidable absence of Mr.. Taylor,
and in a few predatory remarks emphasized the
worthiness OF the Good Templars' Home for
orahans al Vallejo, tie Institution for whose
benefit the entertainment was given.
The Judge afterward introduced the talent In
the following long programme, which gave I'M
sllnted pleasure; Part I-PianO solo, "Polon-
-alse" Chopin, Mr.. Joseph a. Heyman; recita-
/Te say Farewell" (SchiebegrelD, Mrs. Dr..
spencer and Mr.. c. Rckard; vocal solo, " Waltz
Bulliante " (CastelH), Miss Gertrude Aud; rrci
tatlon, Mr.. A. B., Webster; vocal solo, "Twick-
enham Ferry" CHARITABLE Mrs. DR.. Spencer, ac-
companied by Messrs. kroPp and Rickaldi
mandolin trio, q" a Toi Waltzes" (Waldenfe!dl,
ME- krause (mandolInl, Mr.. Ii. w. Hatch (ban-
durial, Mr.. j. w. Goewey iguitaD
Part II-Plano sole Wsltze Son j.. a:
vocal solo. Miss Fannie Regaudat; recita-
ton, Mrs. Grace Minis; vocal solo, Mrs
NJ. K. Richardson; recitation, Miss Pauline
Kingsburg; vocal solo Mr.. W. Ii. Barnes.
lie audience, which had been somewhat slow
In arriving were not at all backward In testify
ing TO their appreciation OF the WoTk OF the tai
emf. Each number was encored, and Miss Aud
found it difficult to escape on any terms. Mrs.
DIR. Spencers singing was another hit in pro-
gramme OF exceptional excellence IL was pleas
ant 10 learn that considerable sum was Melted
for the home.
sisted Of Mrs. S. L. Cline (Chaii man), Miss
Annie Dougherty, Mrs. L. NJ. North, Mr. Rich
ard AngOve, Mr.. A. l.. HOTley All worked hard
TO make the affair success, and TO them is the
credit of success due.
The officers of the lodge are: Chief Templar,
J. A. Walker; Vice Chief tempt T, Mrs. 4. NJ.
North, secretary, MIS-, C0e. FINANCIAL Secrt-
tary, Miss Nellie Norton; Treasurer, MRS. War
ren Guard, f. E. Hawey; Outside Guard, a.
Anderson; superintendent oil Juvenile WORK,
Mrs. s. G. Cline.
The Merry Entertainsrs' Picnic.
The Merry Entertainers gave very pleasant
picnic TO their friends at Wildwood Glen, Sausa-
Ito, on Sunday last Over twenty couples were
present, and all had an enjoyable time.
The success OF the gathering was mainly due
to The Reception Committee composed Of the fol-
loving members OF The club: Messrs +. Henry
McKenna, j. Michael Kerr, " Ill /. Dorrance,
Eugene +. Lacy and John Z. II. Jennings.
Among the guests were: Miss Nellie Mcln-
t0sh, MISS KITTY McKenna, Miss Nellie Whaley,
Miss JeuDe Forrest Miss Minnie C0nneh, Miss
~Siaude Cleary. Miss Nellie Seaman, Miss Sarah
Kane, Miss Sarah Boyle, Miss Anna Kerr, Miss
Agnes Donaghue, Miss Annette PlXiey; MesSrs
Cahill, Martin J. HOar, r. Earl DorTauce. Fran
els }. 7. Terrier, Eugene Lacy, Joseph ). Car
roll, John p. II. Jennings, Frank Ward, Thomas
Mailman. Charlie Long, Frank Ieahan, George
Hall, Fred Little, Will L. DorTance.
The Confidence Lodge Entertainment.
On Friday evening last The members OF Con-
fdence Lodge, No. 10, U. f. A., held their usual
monthly open meeting, at Eastern Hail. Sbels
Building, 80 OFarrell street. The following
programme was carried out: Opening address.
Nj William Ii. DOlling; violin and piano duet,
Messrs Charles Schmtt and Frank Shernstein !;
song Miss Quinn; piano duet the Misses Ida
HeHcken ana Minna Becker; recitation, Mr. W.
II. HanlaD; vocal solo, Miss King; vocal solo,
Miss Josie Smith, Dancing concluded the even
fng's entertainment. The following constituted
the committee: Mr.. William Ii. boiling CHAIR
mani, Miss l.. SchniIt, Miss a Wedel. DR.. v.
Caifanza Miss Josie Smith, Miss Gina HeDeken,
Miss NJ. Peasley, DR.. G. Wailiser, MI. W. A.
Hanlan.
The HsrmoDia Musicale.
A pleasant musicale was recently given by the
Harmonic Orchestra, followed By dance, at the
residence OF Mrs c. Goldman, 925 Geary street.
Those who participated were: Master NJ Adler,
director; Masters A. Lansburgh and ?. Frank
lin. first vioiins; Master L. Brownstone, second
violin; Master fl. StrellltZ, ,celst; Master L..
Hoffman, iutei Master Nj. Ellis, plano and ac-
communist.