The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-09
The Monthly Entertainment and
Dance of the Sons of
Vermont.
SOME HONOLULU HAPPENINGS.
The Harris Moore Wedding at Gold
HiIl-The Lowell Concert-A
Mission Social Across the Bay.
The VigiIantes' Party.


able interest
Mrs. Ninth orne NJ. Thompkins VIII give a tea
his afternoon at her residence at San Anselmo,
near San Rafael.
Mrs. Mary Carter of San Bernardno gave an
enjoyable lawn tennis dinner party on Sunday at
her residenc TO a large number OF friends.
The Donegal Social Club held its monthly
meeting last night, when the Committee on Pic
nle announced that all arrangements had been
perfected for that event After music and
dancing the club adjourned to meet on Sunday
at Wildwood Glen, Sausalito.
The JOllities VIII give their regular weekly so.
Cial his evening at Mission Turner Hall.
family social will be given this evening by
Burnapy Lodge, No. 1874, Order Sons OF st.
George, in Shels Building.
At the latter part of last week farewe ell party
given at the residence Of his Excelieney
Hon. John A. Cummins, Minister of Foreign
Affairs at Honolulu, 10 honor OF his daughter,
Miss May Cummins, who took her departure for
lie States on The Australia, arriving in this city
yesterday.
MIR. W. B. Bourn has succeeded in arranging
DaSe-ball game 10 be played this afternoon ar
San Rafael The affair is exciting considerable
interest Mr.. Bourn will have as opposing cap
tain MIR. George ID. Boyd.
The Harris-SToore Wedding at Gold Hill.
a quiet but very happy wedding took place at
Cola am on Tuesday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. S. Moore. The contracting parties were
Miss Nellie Moore and Mir. w. Harvey Harris,
son Of Mr. Il. Harris, Danish Consul at Gold
Hun. Mir. J. II. Kennedy acted as best man and
Miss Cora Moore, sister of the bride, as brides
maid, The impressive ceremony was performed
by Rev. Lawrence B. Ridgely. Only the Tela-
groom were present. After hearty congratula-
tons. and amid The good wishes Of all, the
happy couple took the train for San Francisco,
where They Will make ther future home.
The Sons of Vermont Entertainment.
The usual large audience graced the monthly
entertainment of the Pacific Coast Association,
Native Sons of Vermont, which took place last
evening al Odd Fellows Hail.
The following programme was presented:
Overture, Blum's Orchestra; recitation, TEND
ing the Baby" Miss Laura Crews; bass solo,
"Wh0 Treads the Pain of Duty?" Mr.. S. j.
Daily; piano solo, (d) Aus dem Carneva"
(Greg), (b) "Homeward' "a. C. Eimer) Mrs.
Eruestine Gray; recitation, haurina's First
Visit 10 New York" Mr.. Paul Davis; ballad,
''Ihe Garden Of Sleep q. de Lara, Miss LOtta
I. Buhneri The Silent System" (husbandl MIR.
Leo Cooper, (wie) Miss Ethel Brandon. Mr..
Daily sang admirably and his rank is evidently
above amateur CHASING. The silent system"
was very amusing, Mr.. Cooper, as the iacitUrn
husband employing gesticulatous as an excel
lent substitute TO The great peTturbance OF Miss
Brandon. The latter by the way, showed her
extraordinary talent IN studying new part BY
appealing almost teller perfect in the role which
size only received few hours before and kindly
consented 10 undertake. Dancing 10 the music
Of BiUm's Orchestra afterWaTd concluded the
pleasant evening.
The floor was under the following direction:
bach Jr., Mr. j. F. Smith, Mr.. 5. q. Cheever.
Inc affair was given under the following aus
lices; President, a; .; Cotton llee-PEesl-
". j. Somers; Secretary, Ernest j. Motti
Executive Communicable s. II. Roberts Chair
man. Miss Annie L. NeyeIs, Mrs. W. +. Tooth
aker, Miss Ruby A. Jewell, Mrs. l.. j. hardy JT.,
Dr. John Townsend, d u. CheeYer, Heman
Robinson.
n Flower Mission Social in Alameda.
The first of a series OF soclais by the Alameda
Flower Mission took place last Monday evening
at tile residence Of Mrs. Carrie Peter, 1852 Ala.
media avenue, and the high degree OF enjoyment
which those who were present derived augurs
well for the future socias. more charming
hostess than Mrs. Peter it would be hard To find
and her handsome residence, made more beauti-
ful for the occasion by artistic decorations the
baudlwOTk il part vi the young ladies OF the
mission, was comfortably filled.
A programme of eighteen numbers was carried
Oft, and each number was merlt0rlOus. 1t was
preceded by happy little speech by Sanford
Bennett, VINO put the audience in good humor
and they renamed so during The whole evening.
The programme varied little from that which
logue, Enough Is as Good Feast ia which
Miss Donague, N ISIS Ashton, Mr.. Beckam and
Fir. Mcbride took part. The handsome little
sum OF S22 was realized, which viii help to swell
the charitable treasury Of the mission.
McNiel, Miss n. Noble, The Misses Wood, Miss
Sophie kOppllZ, Hiss StOgdill, Miss Maglll, Mi.
Mcbride, Mr.. L; Haight, MI. Oscar Marran,
mrs. Newbery, Colonel and Mrs. z. T. Dckln-
son, Miss Gertie Peck, Mr.. George Coffee, Mr..
Christensen, Miss Donague Miss Ashton Mr.
Charles Peck Miss Eabens, Mr.. Frank Fabeus,
Nr Iapbam Mrs Peter Miss Blanche Schick
Miss Cora Jackson, Mrs. Fee, Mrs. Bew, MIR.
Giles Bradley, Mr.: w. +. Chapman, Mr.. Reynolds,
Rir. Patkhurst, MI. Louderbaek, Mrs. Louder
back, Mr. Wild, Mr.. Green. Mr.. Waller Hunt,
Miss Newton, Miss Montague, Miss Fair, Mr..
Rae, Mr.. Haslett.
A Honolulu Wedding.
Last week quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at the residence OF MI and Mrs. Henry
Warehouse, Nuuanu avenue, Honolulu. 1t was
the marriage OF their niece, Miss-Anna M. Kin
ney TO Mr.. Thomas w. Hobron. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. E. q. Beekwlth, DID,,
in The presence Of only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties. The happy couple stood under.
meath floral canopy. beautiful punches of white
lilies taking the Blace OF the usual marriage
bell. After the ceremony congratulations we're
in order The presents were very numerous and
of a costly nature. Mr.. and Mrs Hebron came
by the Australia 10 this city, where they VIII
spend their honeymoon.
The YigiIantes' Party.
Tie Vigilantessgave an agreeable party last
evening at Mission Opera Hall. II was varied
by the Introduction Of interesting ceremony
and by some figure dancing. The "bear" pro-
grammes were voted quite unique by the large
attendance.
During The evening presentation was made
. TO the members OF Hesperian Paror, No. 137,
n. S. g. W., of whom the Vigilanes' Club Is
mainly composed. me donors were the sisters
OF such members. The flag was "bear'' banner
OF white silk, with red striped border and sin
gle red star. the whole deliberately trimmed with
bulllon-Irluge. II was pleasant surprise 10 all
when Miss Ella MOniell stepped forward and
rendered neat speech, breathing poetIcal ex-
hortation, concluding: May your records be
as pure as these white folds Of silk and your ar
cor for liberty as jealous as this stripe OF red.
May The Hesperiau ParIOr, represented by this
lone star, shine the banner paIlor ofthe State"
President I. L. Waibe made an appropriate re-
ply having reference 10 the approaching ceebra-
lion OF Admission day.
Alter the second humber Mir. John W. Fraser
gave pleasing exhibition OF some Scotch
dances, the long programme afterward being re-
sumed. Hahh's Orchestra furnished the music.
Tie Nigilantrs parties are likely to be eagerly
looked Tor in The future.
Following ave the officers OF the club: Past
Elting; Nice-Judge, W. T. Cotdes; Sclibbler,
George A. Montell; The Mint, Fred j. Clausen;
j. Olson; Poet, IL. C.. Bach; Picket ii, a. Ander-
son. The acting committees consisted OF; Floor
Director, Our Judge; Floor ComInltee-eieorge
A. Montell. DIVER j. Olson, IL. NJ. Smith, Fred
Wabel, George II. Mower, w. b. Bradbury, +.
w. Bet; Reception Commlttee-Frank j. Smith,
C. r. Puckhaber, l.. A. Moore Ii. e. Bach, Fred
j. Llauscn, ii. W. furl0ng, Z. l.. BamDauer.
Surprise Party in Alameda.
pleasant surprise was rendered TO Mrs.
Ehet at her residence in Alameda by number
OF friends last Saturday evening. Dancing,
games, vocal and Instrumental music were the
order of the evening together with s9mptuous
Mis-. Kruger Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Schafer. Mrs
Ehlet Miss S. Gerhardi, Mrs. T. Kruger, Miss
N. hduif1duU, MISS d. adutdns Ntioo n. AOc.
Der Miss g. Kower, Miss e. samson, Miss L.
Samson, Miss o. Sam sou, Miss III. Ehlet Miss
schafer; Miss Peter Koch Mr. samson. Il.
Ludes, L. Nauman, 9. Thomson, c. hahlman,
William Kruger, II. Madison, Augus Born and
Mr.. Eblet.
The Lowell Recital.
Despite The heavy fog last evening there was
very large attendance of muslc-lovers at the Uni
tartan Church, at the corner OF Geary and Frank
lin Streets where the following programme was
almost perfectly rendered: Prelude ana iugee 10
6 minor g. S. Bach4 andanie with VARIATIONS AZ
(Beethoven), arranged from lhe septuor OF W. l:
Best, Miss Augusta Lowell; "Cre0le Lovers
Song" Buck), Mr.. Robert Lloyd; sonata ior
violin and organ, minor T ia moaesa,O'
Mr. Beel and Miss Lowell; "Ab SO tn DorIni,"
E,Gulletta, Romeo" VaeesD, MISS q; Anna Anna
Wood; Evocation a Ia Chapelle Sixtlne
QiszO introducing Alegris ''Miserere" and
Mozart's save Verum.p Miss Lowell
GYPSY Dance (Sarasatel MIR. SIamund Beeii
''Tne Sailors Grave" tSullivan), Mr.. LloSdi An
dante, Pastorelle, from Organ SYMPHONY 2,
(ChaTles Maize WidoD, Miss Lowell; "A sum
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