The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-09

gypsy, sang one of her characteristic songs
| in this scene.
During the intervals the following musical
programme, under the direction of II. b.
Pasm0re, organiSt of st. Johns Episcopal
! Church, was rendered. First interval,
/ Five-part song, Miss Gertrude Aud, Miss B.
| A. Butler, Miss a. NJ. Forester, c. c. Ecil-
| lin and III. b. Pasmore; waitz song, MISS
| Aud. Second interval-song, Mr. Eichiln;
| four-part song Miss Butler Miss Forester,
| Messrs Echlin and Pasmore; song, MISS
! Butler; song, Mr.. Pasmore; tour-paTt song,
| and Pasmore; recitation, she Wanted 10
| learn Elocution," J. b. Readman:
a brief farce, entitled 1.-The Marplot,"
concluded the full entertainment The cast
was: Alfred Buttereup, Mr. Richard Burr;
| Mrs. Homer, Miss Spaulding; Fanny, Miss
Hester Burr; Bertha, Miss Eva Calcutt;
| Mrs Jerusha Meddlesome, Miss SpRulding.
The KoshIand-s chweirzer Wedding.
The marriage of Miss COrinna NJ.
Schweitzer and Mr.. Marcus S. koshland
was solemniz ed on Tuesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Bernha I'd Schweitzer, on the north
west corner OF Leavenworth and Post
! streets. 1t was a very elaborate wedding
| enhanced in impreSsVeneSS by all that
! taste could suggest. The entire suites Of
! apartments on The hall floor were richly set
! with exotic and home gr0WthS, among which
! were many rare blossoms.
Rev. DIR. j. Eoorsanger performed the GER
| emouy abuut $50 O'clock in the presence of
| large number of friends of the contracting
! parties. The bride was assisted by maid
! of honor and SIX bridesmaids and the groom
! hadin attendance best man and six uSherS.
| After the ceremony the guests repaired to
| the large pavilion erected on the lawn where
! Il sumptuOus supper was served. Choice con-
cert selections by string orchestra de-
| lighted the guests during the evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. koShland Will make trip to
! the Eastern States, returning to this city TO
| reside
| Surprise Party on Guerrero street.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr.. p.
Henry Conway at his residence, 1889 Guer-
zero street, last Tuesday evening, the occa-
sion being the presentation of a beautiful
! steel engraving, representing 4 hunting
scene, appropriately framed, the gift of the
! Pioneer Gun Club, of which Mr.. Conway is
an honored member.
The presentation speech was made by Mr..
| G. j. Y. Ferris and was responded TO most
| feelingly by Mr.. Conway. After the en-
| thIIsiasm abated the assembled guests were
| usheUed into the diniug-ru0m, where ample
| Justice was done to the Elegant repast spread.
| An impromptu entertainment followed,
! the programme being as follows: Scotch
! dances. MessrS. Robert and Hugh Ross
! sieTeoptie0n views, Mr.. j. L. Ready; lect-
! urer. Mr.. William Wallace; violin solos
! beethoven, A minor, "Swanee River
! (yariationsl, American Airs" variatlonsl,
witticisns, Mr.. E. Foy; hute solo. Mr.. j.
! Bitterly; duet, violin and mute, Messrs. Con-
! way ana Bfierly; elections, the Mandolin
! Club. Messrs. n. Sanchez, Tester, n. [ Ohm,
! L. Cute. J. LaWleSS, Master DenniSOn, G..
! Trashey: scene, bchool for Scandal Sir
| Peter 1eaZie, MI L. Brown; Lady Ieazle,
| Mss Lee Holland.
The following were among tie guests
Messrs. j. Is. Keegan. Robert Ross, Hugh
Ross. \. J. Cob Ia. George Miller, +. kute,
}. I. Brown. james Ready, Ii. krauSe,
W. Wallace, e; Fe IRIS, j. r. Lyman, ?. II.
| Conway, J. Law less. j. Mcdonald, j.
| Dennison, j. Brierly, 2. n. Natkin, Otto
| Herzog. f. IIenning, w. Mccarthy, Miss
Lee Enroll, Miss Lee Holland. Miss Annie
! Mayhem, MesSrS. Charles Mitchell :. X
man, MISS a. Martin, Miss Mary f: Jones,
! Mrs FallOn, MeSSrS. a. PIlCoyich, William
| GUulet, B. Mitchell, and Others
| The Pandoras' Campfire.
AS graceful acknowledgment OF services
rendered in their last production, The Con-
| federate Spy" the Pandora Dramatic Club
| rendered tie members Of Company 4, Sec
! cni Artillery Regiment, one Of the most
unique receptions of that kind ever held in
| tie city az their club-ro0mS, 213l Mission
! street, on Saturday evening last. At one
| emu OF Tue IlbIl IL pidAlulLl, VIII y.
| had been erected, which, together with the
| pitched tents, stacked guns and tie absence
| of lights, save the rudy glow of the camp
fire, afforded a weird ana realistic appear-
ance Of an army encanpment on mountain
| plateau. The floor was covered with grass
MATS. Oh which the guests stretched them
| selves while paTtakinS OF refreshments,
! smoking, etc. The "Dianket tossing" gave
a great impetus to the number of songs,
| recitations aud camp stories. Altogether, a
most enjoyable evening was spent, the
! guests departing in the early morning, de-
clarlng that Tor genuine novelty camp
| fire like the one held could not be eXcelled.
The san Francisco Lodge Party.
San Francisco Lodge, No. >. United En-
dowment Associates, gave their sixth ami
versary party last evening 1t Irving Hall.
| Over one hundred couples joined in the
| grand march. The evening was a very
pleasant one, and s0clablIity was largely
| promoted by The efforts OF the committees
| TO make everybody acquainted with some
congenial spirits. Dancing to the music of
| Professor Celarius' Orchestra continued
until l o'clock. Following constituted
| the various committees OF the evening:
| Committee of ArrangementS-Mr A. X.
| kOchenrath (COmmandar, j. j. Donaeliy
(Chairman), Mrs. a. Anderson, Miss NJ.
Godkin, Mrs. NJ. Clark, Joseph L. Nc
Bride; Reception Communicable. George
Gross, Thomas Glynn, Thomas Sheridan,
Thomas Ward, Mrs. Robinson. Miss \.
| Godkin, Miss L. Smith, L. Fogarty; floor
manager, John II. KnarstoI; Floor Com
mIttee-Thomas f. Mullins, y. X. hochen-
Tath, Miss Henrietta GagliardO, j. l..
Markell, III. q. Anderson, Miss Rose Nc
henna.
Entertained at Elmhurst.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Jones at Elmhurst, near San Lean
dro, was the scene of very pretty affair
Friday afternoon and evening, in the form
of a musicale and literary entertainment for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Church of
| San Lsandro. The spacious and elegan tly
furnished house Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jones,
| with its extensive grounds, were placed
| at the disposal of the society, and were
| beautifully decorated. During the after
| noon and evening there was large num-
| Der of visitors who were entertained with
| musical and literary exercises by local and
| San Francisco talent The lawn was brill
| iantly Illuminated with Japanese lanterns
| in the evening, and during the afternoon
| and evening dainty Refreshments were
served. There was a large attendance and
! the affair was in every respect a success,
netting a substantial benefit Tor the church.
Society Personals.
Mrs. A. NJ. Parrot has left for Colorado
| Springs TO visit Captain ard Mrs. A. II.
| Payson, who are also entertaining Mrs.
Douglas Dick. The latter will visit this
| Coast later and be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph A. Donahue Jr. some part of her
| stay before returning TO Scotland.
| General w. II. DimOnd, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
| r, Dimond. the Misses Eleanor and May
! Dimond and Mr.. IL. X. Dmond have closed
| up their residence at Nenlo Park, and are
| now settled for the winter season at their
| residence 2204 Pacific avenue
Mrs NJ. A. Maynard and Rev. Robert A.
| MAYNARD of Rochelle, \. y, who have been
| visiting relatives in this city and coast re-
! turned on the overland yesterday. They
were accompanied as far AS Sacramento by
| Captain John a. Maynard, their relative.
| Miss Ella Goad and Alr. and Mrs. c. Mac
| alester have returned from the Napa Soda
| Springs.
MIR. ard Mrs. G. Z. Goodman were down
| from Sapa yesterday.
Mrs. Sidney V. Smith was over from San
| Rafael yesterday.
| Mr.. Henry K. Taylor and bride spent their
| honeymoon III Santa Cruz.
Miss Maud Berry and Miss Wilson re-
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