The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-08

A national entertainment OF specially atJrac-
live character was gwen last evening by the
Simpson Lyceum, of the Simpson Memorial NJ.
I. Church, in the parlOrs Of The church, at The
corner Of Hayes aud Buchanan Streets Taste
ful programmes bearing the national insignia OF
stars and stripes, brilliantly colored, in a gold
border, indicated the patriotic design OF The text
within the covers.
There was a very large audience present soon
after S o'clock and tie programme commenced
by The rendition OF the hymn America" by the
entire aSsemblage. Prayer by The pastor Rev. DR..
IZer, followed and the business OF the yceum was
then quickly transacted. MIC. II. Blinn afJerwald
assumed the presiding chair and announced the
remaining numbers OF tie programme in their
order, as follows: Double quartet, " The Iron
clad Oath" Mrs. l. 5. Anderson, Mrs. e. l..
Parent, Miss Anderson, Miss de LinO; Messrs.
Werner, Van Orden. Parent and Davis; essay
(uatiouaD. p T. Riley, An; vocal solo. " Tie
COulrabands," Mi Joseph Mcguire; recitation,
" Love OF Country" Miss Jessie Anderson; vocal
solo, " Columbia. the Gem Of the Ocean," Miss
Susan Sroule; duet for piano and violin, Mrs.
John Leae and Mi {. f. Gail; double quartet,
American Liberty; recitation, Indepeud-
ence Bell Mrs. Charles II. Blinni The Star
Spangled Banner" with chorus, Mrs. L. S. An
Qerson; lecture tnatiUnaD, Rev. q. W. IZer, d. D.;
b $ solo and chorus " Battle Hymn OF The Re-
unblic" Mir. c. l.. Parent. Tie announcement
maj Bheadier General Miles would be present
had contributed not little TO attract the crafty
ing audience, which applauded each number 10
The echo. Tie success OF the affair was assured
from the FIRST.
The credit Of the pleasant entertainment be-
longs 10 the officers ana members OF the Pro
gramme Committee, as follows: President, Mr..
wick; Treasurer Mir. Forest Wyman; pianisle,
Miss Della de Lano; Programme Committee
MI. ". a. s. Nicholson, Mr.. Charles Is. Perkins,
Miss Cora dc Lano Miss Emma 8 Graves, Mrs.
J. X. Firth.
Notes.
Mrs. Judge r. NJ. Wldney Of Los Angeles and
delightful reception at Iheit residence on olive
street, last eduesday afternoon, to their many
fleuds.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Drury Melone Hospitality enter
taiued a number OF friends on the Fourth al Oak
Knoll, near Napa Among tile guests were;
Colonel and Mrs. J. D. Fry, Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace
b. Chase, Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer S King, Mrs.
Frances EdgertOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Brown,
General and Mrs. BarriOs from Guatemala, Cen
Tral America, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. wilson, Miss
Brown OF Washington, Mi. Howard Meloue and
the Misses Dean.
The wedding Of Miss Minna E. Lutgen and
MIR. j. II. Schuetle look place last Wednesday
al 1924 Golden Gate avenue. II was quiet
affair,
The members Of Beaver Lodge, No. 10, Royal
Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ii. Wleland gave a pleasant
reception last Thu Sday evening IN honor OF Mir.
and Mrs Jacob Haaf OF Berlin.
The pupils Uf Humans Branch Academy gave
pleasant fau party last evening al Mission
A reception to Governor Waterman and the
officers OF the Ninth Regiment was rendered by
Major a. ". Brdsall last Saturday night al the
Hotel Josephine, San Diego.
California HariOr gives an anniversary party at
Oud Fellows Hall This evening.
The Ferrer String Quartet VIII give Spanish
musicale 10 morrow evening al The Grind Opera
House, San Rafael, assisted by Miss Carrie Milz-
ner, soprano; Miss CaTmellIa Ferrer, mandolin (;
les Adele Ferrer, guitar; Mr. richard FerTer,
violin; Mr. Nj. Y FeTIer guitar.
Eueka Circle. Ne. 80. L. .. F.. has elected the
T1f.aa linn fn m rt1a
ing Commander, Mrs. Jonas, being presented
with handsome jewel for her efficient services:
Mis-. f. L. Jonas. Junior Past Chief Commander;
Mamie SmlIh, Chief Commander; Emily Lille,
Sub-Cniet Commander; N IS. Az. Bell(re-elecIed),
beeuiding eletaIy; kvalyn Taylor (re-eleeied),
financial Secretary Mr.. 1. l.. Doran tre-electedl,
Treasurer; Mrs. j. A. Bennett, Right Guide;
Mrs NJ. j. Cordy. Left Guide; Mrs. ). A. Collins,
Outer GuaTd; Lydia Wllets, Tuner Guard; Lii
Ian Former, organist; Trustee Or. Henry X.
Bel, Mr.. }. II. Bell, r. McNuity, MI. Peter
George; AudiJOrs-Miss Freda GOetz, Mrs. j. A
Bennett, Mrs. 5. a. Collins.
The BOhemiaDs Los Angeles.
The Bohemian CLUB members IN Los Ange-
les have been cordially entertained by society.
a return match, 10 be played 10 san Francisco,
Is being talked Of Some charitable object would
be the beneficiary.
OF the game last Saturday local journal says:
"FOr the Bohemlans those who distinguished
themselves with tile bat we're: Ruth, who hit 4
beautiful thee Dagger between the ouitieiders /;
De ue, aud PomerUy, WHO was accredited with
q j
play, however, was the catch made by The visit
Ors' shOrtstOD, POmerOy, who gathered In a red
hot liner from oandeIsons tat IN tue iifth iAnlng,
retiring he side with three men on bases.
The battery Tor tie NUrthefntrs was COM
posed OF De Pue and Ruth. De Pue pitched
very fair game throughout and his support was
excellent. Tie fielding OF both teams was ex-
Celient and what few errors were made were not
Of lie glaring variety which usually mar anna
trur exhibitions. Taken as whole tie game
was decided success"
The Dante Lodge Entertainment.
Dante Lodge, No. 2, United Endowment Asso
ciaies. gave very successful party last evening
at Apollo Hail. SO Pacific street. All the COM
mltTee were very late IN arriving and visitors at
first found themselves at loss, but by $50
O'clock every seat in the prettily decorated ball
was occupied.
The officers 10 be Installed on this occasion for
tie ensuing term were: Commander, A Petrl;
Yloe-C Commander, Mrs. Pescla; Assistant COM
usndeg A Chen; Recording Secretary, Charles
Monti; Financial Secretary, Mrs. L. SchvO
treasurer, Mr.. V. Ceryel1; Guide, Mr.. Pera;
Inside Guard, MIR. CampodOnco; Sentinel, Mr..
l. FOpian.
An attractive musical programme was then in
order, as follows: Overture, " Poet and Peas
ant" by Mis-. {. Rayuaud, Mr. j. Ferguson, Mr..
V Meyer aud Mr.. 7. BrysOn; song, "Nespr ST.
ciiaui," by MIR. {. Crespi; piano duet, by Mrs
May Bulnham and Mrs. C. Raynaud; song. 'TrO-
vatoIe,' by Mrs. V. E. Carrlnza; song tdueD, by
Miss NJ. Cuneo and Mr.. /. Caboni song, " Non
Iornn Mattel" by Mr.. /. Caboni; piano duet by
Miss J.. Wolf aud Mrs. G. Raynaud. MI +. j..
Belgano was the courteous master OF cerem0-
MES.
The following committee had been intrusted
win the CONQUER OF me pleasant affair: AIRS.
Cerveili, Mrs. K. Samuels, Mrs. Raynaud Mrs.
a. ChellIni, Mrs. X Pescia and Mrs. Beratto.
Party on Grove street.
very pleasant party was given last Saturday
night at the residence Of Mis-. McKuin, 435
Grove street, in honor OF Mr.. VI. O'Brien OF New
York City, who had been visiting his uncle and
aunt al NaDa for the past few weeks. Dancing
= ,uir, lra-t oil
Ter was served at II O'Clock. Then games aud
dancing were enjoyed TIL late. Among those
present we're: Captain and Mrs. Vol OF Napa,
Mr. n. OBrien OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
guiTe, Miss Kate Nhelan. Mr.. I. Whelan. Mrs.
aud Miss McKnin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Schulz,
Mr.: j. Cullen. Mr.. 7. c. Curnyan, Mr..
3. Wynn, Miss Eleanor McDermott. Mr.. I. r.
Lyons, Miss NJ. Lyons, Miss NJ. McDermolr, Mr..
F.. Egan, Mr.. M. McD,rmott, Mr.. w. Kegan,
LIZZIE ROurke, Mr. 7. Campbell, MI 7. Smith.
Mr.. d. smith, Mr.. j. Il. Dolan. Miss Ella Brady,
Miss Emma Brady, MIR. j. w Smith, Mr.. r. j..
Smith, Mr.. j. Kegan Mr.. NJ Smith, Miss Rose
hrrgan, Miss NJ. Kegan, Mr. and Mrs. z. Gilgun,
Mss Maggie Schulz, Master L. Schulz, Miss LIZ
zle Gilgun, Mr.; Joseph Gilgun, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
Darcy. Sir. and Mrs. I. Darcy, Miss Susie Smith,
Miss A. McAnrey, Mr.. I. Rourke, Mr.. IL. Har-
mon, air. aud Mrs. j. McGOvern.
Wedding Anniversary at West Berkeley.
Last Saturday a large number OF friends OF
assembled at Frederck's Hall 10 celebrate the
twentieth anniversary Of thai worthy couples
wedding. The hall was beautifully decorated.
Mr.. ID. w. Mclaughlin opened The proceedings
with few opposite remarks
Next on the programme were a few choice
selections by lie Elnadella Mandolin and Guitar
Club Of Oakland, which were heartily appauded.
Aiterward was a song by Mr.. J. Kennedy which
was very finely rendered. The grand march
then formed and dancing continued until mid
night after which there was a bountful supper,
winch was heartily enjoyed by all. Toasts were
given IN both German and English. Professor
BfanI played "Ihe Battle Of Sebasi oDol " amid
great applause. and lullaby was finely exc
culed by Mr.. ID. W. Mclaughlin. Dancing con-
iiuurd until morning, when the guests all went
home, much pleased with the entertainment.
Among those present were: MIR. and Mrs. ii.
Michel, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Bruins, MIR. and Mrs.
George stein, Mr. and Mrs liadlen. MI. aud
Mrs Schustrr, Mr.. and Mrs. OTTO Nlehaus, Mr..