The morning call., 1890-05-26
THE IMPRoMpTU CLUB PARTY.
Wedding of Rev. H. J. Van Auken
and Miss Alexander at Heads
burg-The Jacobs Tea Across
the Bay Mckenzie Musicale.
Club Frohsinn Social-Breiten-
bach-Fich Nuptials-Parties An
nounced.


Was a thoroughly enjoyable affair.
The programme presented was as follows:
Overture, orchestral piano solo, Miss May Igo;
song. L. V. Mcdonald; violin and plano solo,
Robert Williams; song and dance Messrs- VIII
son ana Mitchell; song, Miss L. Bray; sailors
hOrHpipe, Hazel KHke; song, Miss Nellie Ma
honey; Mr.. Martin Kelly sang Poverty Tears;
song, Miss Hannah tinnigan.
Tie officers OF the club are: President, Mar
tin Kelly; NicePreSident, L.V. Mcdonald; Score
tary Eugene Wilson, Treasurer, II. Williams.
Among those present were: Miss l.. Bray,
bliss May lgO, Miss Hannah Fnngau, Miss
kate Mcdonald, Miss Nellie MahOney, Miss
ka{e Brien, Miss Susie Sharp, Miss Kate Lynch,
Miss Nellie Guard, Miss Pauline Gerhard, Miss
Mamie Gallegar, Miss Nellie Hayes, Miss Julia
Hayes, Miss Hanne Brien, Miss Sarah Laughlln,
Miss Annie McElioy, Miss Mamie Rutledge.
Miss Annie Costello, Miss Rosie Fitzgerald Miss
= Annie Smith, Miss Annie Kelly, Miss Annie
DermotI, Miss Nellie ReaIdon, Miss Josie hear
don.
Tie fOllowiug-named gentlemen were also
present: MessIS. Martin Kelly, E. Wilson, Il.
Williams, }, Mitchell, {. Lunny, L. COoney, j.
Sweeney, W. Llndop, j. Thompson, j. Craven,
I. 1uuy, 2. Crlmmlns, j. Douonoe I. Cooey, j.
Rice, ~. Smith, {. Rooney, j. Window, A.
Barry, I. Graham, b. Maggie, +. Ryan, T.. Kelly
L. Russell, j. Kelly, L. v Mcdonald, W. Blatt-
ner, u. Crowley, j. Harvey, Captain {. Saunders.
Notes.
The wedding OF Mr.. w. de Jung and Miss Ger
trude CrlIteudeu will be soemnized On Thurs
day next, at l O'clock, at ST. Johns Church, on
Fifteenth street.
There was considerable amusement to the
guests Of tue Hotel del Monte yesterday over the
loOt-race between MeSsrs. ). q. Clifford and E.
). Stalk. The track was from the depot at the
hotel 10 The old Town and Mr. CIinOrd was de-
elaIed Tie Victor.
The Gun Frohsinn held its regular monthly
social last evening al olympic Assembly Hall,
Oh Tie corner ot fowell and suffer streets. The
shalr Was well managed and proved very enjoy
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harris celebrated their
crystal wedding al their residence, PIP Twelfth
street Oakland, on Thursday evening. During
the evening a large number Of frierds called,
and very pleasant evening was spent. Many
handsome presents were received
Lieuienaut IL. 7. Mcintosh, U. S. N, will lee
tule TINS evening at simpson Memorial Meth
9dist Episcopal Church, corner OF Hayes and
Baehanan streets, on The subject, Jerusalem,
has Travelled extensively In the Holy Land, is
Keen observer and good platform speaker.
lie proceeds are for the Sunday-school.
On tuesday evening Mr.. aud MIS-. V. Canhope
and Miss L. Landy, VI san Jose, who we're on Tie
eve OF Their departure for Europe, were rendered
farewell surprise. party, pleasant evening
having been spent IN music games and dancing.
Establishments were served. Those present were:
MT. and Mrs. Canhope, Mr. ami MrS. a. Moson,
MI and Mrs Hirsch, Mr.. and MIS-. A. Iiliot,
Mrs b. Is. Blanchard, Miss NJ. Landy, Miss NJ
ORou!ke, A.iss Il. Pinard, The Misses Della aud
E4OIa McAbee Miss Mary PinaTd.
The Jacobs Tea.
high tea was given on Wednesday evening
last by Mrs. y. A. Jacobs OF Oakland 10 the
members Of the NTH literary section OF The EbeII
Society, at her home, Thirteenth aud Madison
streets. The afternoon was spent in reading
sketches OF the latest literary celebrity Mr.
Henrik lbsen, aud III conversation. Miss Irene
hulhelicfd entertained tie company with sew
eral ninety rendered piano solos, and Mr.. Frank
Jacobs saug some faYOriIe airs with great deal
OF expression, alter which all were invited 10 the
OlnlDE-luOll, where ualutliV uIeDaTed
awaited lien. The table was handsomely
decorated and the hostess sewing in her usual
graceful style. Tie following were present;
Mrs. W. A. Jacobs Mrs Holblook, Mrs d. b.
huutly, Mrs. David Rutherford Miss Irene Ruth
sIIofd, Mrs. Robert Baker, Miss HOpKinsou,
mis- d: 5. Curtis, Mrs. q. Park, Mrs. Waugh and
MISS Elinwood.
Party on Geary Street.
very enjoyable surprise parry was given TO
Miss Lillian Langley on Wednesday evening last.
The parlors were beautifully decorated with slni.
lax and ferns. During the evening the following
programme was presented: Song, with piano
accompaniment, Miss Lille Langley and Miss
Alma Burke; piano SOLO, Master Lewis Dover;
harp SOLO, Miss Lola M. Burke; Either MIR (eorge
harvey. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter &. Langley, MI and Mrs George
MoIden, Mrs. James r. STROLLER, Miss Agnes
Miss j. Handel, Miss Ruby j. Morse Miss Low
Miss Maud Jones, Miss Alma Burke, Miss Ria
!. Mann, MISS Daisy Chester, Miss Gertrude
Dana, George Barr, Ulysses q. Jones, Reuben
Boyd, Ferry Boyd, Willie Cline, Daniel Boone
LEWIS Dover, George Harvey, Gilbert Blair. Fred
winters, Harold Deane William Culver Dennis
hleEnan, Miss Agnes Herman and Miss Kittie
kiernan.
Entertainment at Berkeley.
The members OF the Theta ZeIa Chapter of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity gave delight
full musicale 10 its friends at the chapter-house
on Dwight way, Berkeley, on Friday evening last.
The programme was as follows: Song 1.-The
WANDERERS Night Song" Lentz(, by MIR. D. k.
by Miss Mtram; flute solo. "Plaisers OAR.
mour," by Mr.. PaysOn; solo, "The Old, Old
words" by Mr.: Thomas Richard; solo, - To an
Absent Mothers Likeuess," by Miss Belle Har.
Is; duet, " Hebe" (by special requesD, by Miss
Belle Harris and Mr.. B. Il. Somers; "Silent
Night (Von Weber, by Mr.. D. X. E. OcIeTte;
Refreshments having been served, the evening
closed with dance.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The Rev. III. j. van Auken, pastor OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Guernevle, and Miss
Idelia NJ. Alexander of Healdsburg were united
In marriage at the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alexander, In the lat.
ter city on the evening OF the 9Th inst The GER
smGny was performed by the Rev. j.. ". Kuy-
Kendall In tie presence OF large number Of
relatives aud friends OF the contracting parties.
Mr. Charles L.. Andrews was married on last
Friday evening 10 Miss Del1na Estrada al Los
Aiap'os, Dy Rev. Father Farfelly, at the brides
residence.
Deputy Sheriff L. Britenbach, well and favor
opt hEOhu " me people Oh SOuOna,
Fled 10 Miss Annie Prick in the EnIsconal
Church, santa Rosa, last Tuesday afternoon.
The Mckenzie Musicale.
a musicale was given by Miss Thlrza c. Nc
Kenzie al her residence, Gel Ninth street, Oak.
hand, last Wednesday. The programme was as
follows: Orchestra, by the pupils; piano solo,
Miss Mae Greer; piano duet, Gus Martin and
Ferde Wes;dahl violin solo, William O'NeIl.
vocal vocal solo. Miss Venle Cullen; piano solo, Miss
BTEaffN. Hubbard n I'll VIA
nn solo, Charles Reilly; piano solo, Miss Louise
HecKman; vocal solo, Miss Kiitie Cullen; piano
VIVA Schunoifi orchestra-vioIins. Messrs. Han,
heliy, ONeii and Eugene Babb; pianos. Miss
Laikin and Miss Brearly; cornet, Harry Miller
The Fabian Music,Ie.
matinee musicale was given by the pupils OF
Mr.. s. Monroe Fabian al Metropolitan Hall on
Saturday afternoon last. There was large and
fashionable company present, aud the rendI.
non non OF the following programme gave general
tai sIacilOn; Duo, "Marehe TIiumphale" IGorla)
Misses Jean Mary and Florence Hush: fantasia
La SomnamDula" [BelllnD, Miss Bessie Chan.
6ei; concert, :. stack" ". Weber, Miss Lillian
Miss Florence Hush; Nocturne (Cnoppl Mis-,
Rose hose stolz; " Polacca BIilante" ". Weber. Blu.
(Pauer), Miss Jean Mary Hush; "CacSoScha,
caprice (Raff), Mr. Benjamin Fabian.
1he Rising Geniuses' Entertainment.
The second OF a series of entertainments was
Given on Saturday night by the Rising Geniuses,
Siuo vi Jufehles, dt 1olU BrOQeflck street,
The programme was as follows: Song: "Besuti.
full Summer" by all the members; piano solo,
Miss Mary Valleau; recitation, Little Mis-
ehief" Miss Freda Burkhausen ECHOES From
the Dell" Miss Ida AnselP'; recitation,
"keening His Word" Miss Allie B.uner;
song, Miss Nellie Curtis; recitation, Miss
Florence Morton; dialogue, Questionable
DISSIPATION" Miss Myrtle Morton aud Miss Lot
ne Price; piano solo, irene Angeliaue," Miss
Marie Leonhsrdt; recitation, The Blacksmlths
Story" Miss Mary G. Melrose; recitation.
Mmk Tor All" " alter Leonhardt; dialogue
"Pienlc Party" Miss Mary c. MeIrose. Miss
MaIy Valleau, Miss Marie Leonhardt, Miss Ida
Ansell, Miss Lizzie Dahmas Miss Allie BruEer:
plano solo, Miss Tessie Curtis; violin duet
Abe Meyer and Paul Schoenwald; dialogue,
all the members; su per.
Dancing was then INDUCED in for coupl OF
hours, Interrupted with paflor games.
Among those present re: Mrs. Ansell, Mrs
Leonhaidt, Mrs Valleau, Mrs. Bruner, Mrs Dab
mas. Mrs. Norton. Mrs. Price. Mrs. Melrose,
Mrs. Burkhansen. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Clara Dab.
mas. Mis-. Anderson. Mrs. Hinton. Mrs CnrIis