The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-05


nr. w. l. Kennedy, parlor lamp; Mr.. ana MIS-.
Hansen, Drawing, room lampi Mrs. Yauke, peach
Jewels - Hoyt haf-dozen after-dinner coffee
spoons; Mr. L. II. Brown, heavily encrusted
silver and crystal berry dish; Mr.. j. Nelson, en-.
eraved silver butter knife and sugar shell;
MessIs W. Emngton. F. Daniels L. Leiglle,
Emil Emlngton, magnificent ebonized cathedral
spiel, dozen crystal goblets; Miss Page,
box Of hand-embroldered nandkerchiefs;
MIS- asen felt s tyss M
embroidered, and half dozen napkins; MI.
and Mrs. 5: Rule, embossed silver butter-k nlle
and sugar shell; Miss Lily Ransom, blue plaque
III wild roses and yellow butterflies, hand
painted; Mrs. Erickson, enameled silver butter.
knife and sugar shell; Mr.. and Mrs. j. CulyeIt
Mr. W. Emigb, two sets nut-crackers and picks;
Mr: u. Ihoinpson, set OF ornamented Tea cups
and saueers; Miss Sophie Emngton. aniberlne
lemonade set; Mrs. d. Thompson, ruby-ilpped
lemonade set; and many others too numerous 10
mention, all both exceedingly useful and orna-
mental.
The Chase Musicale.
farewell musicale attracted large number
OF The friends Of Miss Marion Chase on Monday
evening, at the hall of the Coursen Vocal Con-
servatory. 800 Post street. RED Mems Building.
Miss Chase's name has been conspicuous in con-
cert aud church singing for The past year, where
her deep contrato tones and cultivated singing
have been much admired. This talented Caf0r-
MIA vocalist lett this city on Thursday Tor Bos-
ton, where she VIII find a broad field Tor her
artistic exeTtions Her singing Oh Monday
night raised enthusiastic applause. Articles OF
Jewery and numerous floral tributes were pre-
scented to her OH the concert stage by her teacher,
Miss Ellen Coursen, in the names of the meni-
-Ders OF her class. Her rendition OF the duet
from Nero" with Miss COuIsen was the best
criterion OF the purity of her iutonatiOn and re-
fined phrasing. In Afdtps polka she showed a
lair briiancy In the bravura style.
line following programme OF hlgt-class music
was gwen Will numerous encotes: Melody,
Arabian SOng' (GOdaTdl, Miss Ellen COurSen;
sailors song bright Eyes" Beach, Miss
M Maui Frank; song Only Thee ;, lGotIsehakl;
(BendeD, Miss Cathie Coursen ana Miss Marion
Chase song, More and More" trostil, Miss
Amalie Schilling; bolero, Ell Aregto"
lFradlep, Miss Ellen Coursen; ballad, Say You
oGsf, : Trust Her NotS iBale( Misses Minnie
Anima !" DonizettD, Mrs. Flora Peterman;
sonata for piano and violin, opus 10 Ra1)
Messrs. Jose, Roeckel and Arthur Johannsen;
ballad. The Sweetest Flower That Blows"
(Ihorne), Miss Caihie Coursen; waltz, "Parla"
lArditl, Miss Inse Hull; duet, "Oh, Sleep My
Child from Nero" (RublDsteln), Miss Ellen
Coursen and Miss Marion Chase; song The
Angel Came" (Coweu). Miss Rose Phillips; polka,
Flor di Margherila" (Ardltp. Miss Marlen
tRandegge), Miss Ellen Coursen. Miss Chase's
numbers were accompanied by Miss Coursen.
Professor ROeekel played for most of the other
fair vocalisls The Raft sonata with ArlhuG
Johannsen's brilliant violin performance made a
decided hit.
Z. Chase, Miss Marion Chase, Mr.. q. Chase, Cap
tam and Mrs. W. Ferguson, Miss Fannie Couch,
/ Mrs. I. L. Stone, Miss Berthe Merslug, Mr. and
Mrs Peterman, Miss Rose Phillips aud party,
Mrs Philip +. Hyde OF Santa Rosa Mrs. j.
lraynor, The MISSES Cattrie Geraldlne and Ellen
Coursen, Mrs. Hull, Miss Susie Huh, The Misses
Minnie and Emma Provost, the Senorilas Andrea
and Edurlges MOjica, Mrs. L. Leen, the Misses
Maude,and Carrie Frank, MISC. g. Chandler, Mile.
Rose dc la Hautere, Mrs. NV. hosmer, MIR. +. w.
Hosmef, Tie Misses Mary and Kitty German,
Professor Roeckel, Mrs. Edward Aigrltinger: the
Misses faulne and Amalie Schllling, Mrs
5. BonDey, Mr. Henry Scrymser, Mr.. b. Carey,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Curre. Mr.. VIII Z. Meagher.
Miss Kntle L. LRdG, Miss Fannie Soule, MIR. c.
I. Jemegan, Mrs. S. +. Smith, Mis-. Lizzie LoIme,
Miss Annie Francis, Miss Hattie Webaik,
Miss Alice Schendal, Miss Ada Schen1ai, Mrs.
Nellie McCareIy, Mr.. Walter hay. Miss Belle
Bourne. Mrs d. A. Mcintosh, Mrs. j. Gellnas,
Mr.. Arthur Hughes, Miss Emma Genas. Miss
linas, Mr.. L. n. Boyle. Mrs. Captain Johnston.
Miss Ford, MI. G. Z. Ellis Miss May Mabie, Miss
Margaret DourZer, Mr.. Ii. Grunbaum, Miss Kate
GIunbaum, Miss Annie Dwyer, Mr. George King,
SenOIlIa Gotta.
Married Abrond.
Miss Josephine Hale, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs j. Z. Hale OF this city, was married 10
London last Wednesday TO Hon. Robert BOyTe,
son OF the Earl OF Cork. The wedding, which
took place in ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church,
was quietly celebrated. as the grooms family Is
in mourning. 1hele were no attendants except
Nlscouut hungarian, brother of the groom.
Miss Blanche Miller, daughter or mir. Charles
Miller of the huntington Hopkins Company, WAS
married last Wednesday III New York CITY TO
General William [. heppenheimer, Sneaker oil
The Assembly of New Jersey. Miss Carrie Peter
sen Of this city MAS tile maid OF honor.
The Lods China Wedding.
The twentieth anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles L. Lods was celebrated by
china wedding al their residence, 12o Dia.
mond street, Oh Thursday evening, the 18TH ult.
The garden surrounding the premises was
brilliantly Illuminated With varicolored lanterns,
While Within The house was most handsomely
ana deliberately decor afed.
A large number of the friends OF the happy
couple responded TO the Invitations. The early
hours OF the evening were most enioyaby spent
in dancing, varied by choice selections of vocal
and Instrumental music AT IL o'clock the
guests repaired 10 the dining-Toom and partOOk
OF an elegant supper, after which the guests re-
turned TO the parloTs, where dancing was ie-
sumed aud continued until morning
MI. and Mrs. Lods were the recipients OF nu-
merous ana costly presents, among others an
employees Of The Spring Valley Water Works, Of
which the host Is chief superlntendlne carpen-
ter. The host aud hostess Will shortly leave for
an extended pleasure trip TO the principal East
ern cities
Among those present were: MIR. aud Mrs.
Charles l.. Lods, Captain and Mrs. J. +. Klein, MIR.
and Mis-. L. b. Qunan. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Nc
Grath, Mir. and Mis-; Ii. j, Iinkham, Mr.. and
nan, Mar. aud Mrs. James Heffernan, Mr., and
Mrs. William Wright, MIR. and Mrs. Robert Ad-
cock, MT. aud Mrs. James Ward. Mrs Catherine
Fordyce, Miss Lulu Higgins Miss julia Heifer-
nan. Miss Atlanta Webster, Miss Sophie Peter
son, Miss X. Hefiernan. Miss Molle MeGraih,
Miss Susie McGraIh, Miss Carrie Pickett, Miss
Mamie LOds, Miss Annie McGratb, Miss Lille
Lods Master Willie Lods, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Kelly, NJ sSrs. JOHN McKewen. A. Ruddck.
Farmer, }. Powers, William Carr William Het-
fernan, n. Lohse. E. Robinson, Joseph MEG rath,
+. Raye, n. Cameron, Thomas Gilspie, ii. Nc
Auley, George Lods, Mr.. Brode, Mr. Breer.
The BelI-Kirk Wedding.
very quiet but pleasant wedding took place
ON Tuesday afternoon last, at The residence of
the BRIDES parents, 1241a Ridley street. The
bride was Miss Mae Kirk, only daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Kirk, aud the groom Mr..
Albert W. Bell, formerly OF Santa Rosa. now of
this city. Tie ceremony was solemnized IN the
presence of the two families, the Rev. w. w.
Case Of The Central Methodsl Episcopal Church
officiating. Miss Laura Bell of Santa Rosa aud
Mr.. l.. Nj. Turton OF Napa acting as bridesmaid
and groomsman, respectively. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, and after the ceremony
was performed some choice music was rendered.
The company then sat down 10 a sumptuous sup
per. The happy couple took their departure amid
The usual shower OF coGftesies Incident 10 such
occasions aud The good wishes OF all present.
MIR. and Mts. Bell Will take up their abode in
Oakland for tie present.
a Pleasant Entertainments.
Many OF those who participated in the recent
Uncle sam and Columbia Reception OF All Ma
tions +" united III social and dance last Thurs
day evening at Mrs Ada Clarke's Art Academy,
81 Suffer street. programme had been AT
ranged with numbers by Miss Volkman, Miss
Wood, Miss Cummins and Mis-. kehrlein, and
specialties by Messrs. Robert Mitchell, Walter
Moore, Lucius Solomons and others with bur
lesque ON " lie Growing OF the May Queen
by Messrs. Blinn and Atkins. The latter, how
ever. owing to the absence OF the artists in queS-
ton, did not take place. The nucleus of a new
social organization was afterward formed, en-.
Titled the Uncle Sam ana Columbia Club"
Mrs. Latham being elected President. The
meetings OF this Interesting club OF all nations
Will be hereafter announced.
The Tourny Musicale.
Old residents Of San Francisco VIII remember
the time when grand opera was not an excep-
tional thing, as nowadays. Metropolitan Thea
Ter, on Montgomery street, was the scene of
many good operate performance, and most Of
the classic operas were brought out in excellent
style. The Bianchs, who still reside among us,
were then In Their prime and well assisted by
superior talent
Miss Louise Tourny at that time occupied
prominent place upon the lyric stage, but of late
"a no I'd nf : ha nj nd