The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-01

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who conducted the whole affair.
Among those present We're: Mr.: and
Mrs. Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. L; ]. OBrien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skillen, Mr.. and Mrs; Dun
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Gyle; Miss Gyle. Mr.. and
Vale, DIR. and Mrs. 1. D. Powell, Mr..
Phillips, Miss Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. A. }.
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Brieze Miss Ada
Brieze, Mr.. and Mrs. Walbank. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckenzie, Colonel and Mrs, Anderson, Mrs:
Mrs. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, MIR. and
Mrs. Gibson, Mrs CORDIALLY. Mrs. Simmins,
Miss Simmins. Mrs. Price, the Misses Nc
GraIh, the Misses Shea. Miss Saunders. Miss
Connolly, Miss NJ Bride, Miss Langdon,
MISS oonnofS b 9Ss hepae MES miss nn
Messrs. Dr. Galvan, !. l. Mailman, Mr..
Serpa, Mr. Burton, Captain Miller, Mr.
Clark, Frank Clark. Mr. Macdonald. Mr..
ChadbOurne, Mr.. McMahoD, Mr.. Tichinor,
Mr.. Shallinberger. Mr. Haght, Mr. Shea,
I. P. Crowley, F. T. Shea, Z. McInerny, j.
G. Martin, Mr.. Percy, Mr.. McKerrow. Mr..
Musgroye, +. d. Brown, Mr.. Shade. Mr..
Knowles, Mr. BryantOn, Mr.. Blown, Mr..
PedroItee. Mr.. MITCHELL Colonel Leslie, Mr..
Gaylor, Mr.. Low, Charles LAYER, MIR. Per-
kins.
The Conservatory Recital.
The following programme was enjoyed by
a large audience yesterday afternoon at the
students recital of the San Francisco Con-
servatory of Music at Mozart Hall: Over
ture, selection, orchestra; Rigoletto "
HiszD, Miss Emma Stiefyater; trio, piano,
violin and cello (Thorne), MesSrs. Carlmuel-
Ter, Toepke and Master Harold Techau;
valsP, OPP. "a, l Chopin, Miss Jennie Nc.
(BossD, Professor G. Caspari; valse, Op.
"a, Ii Chopin. Miss Blanche Clinton :;
song, "a We Maria, (Millardl, with orchestra,
Miss Fannie Denny; trio, piano, violin and
cello, Op. 1S1, (Reisiger), Miss Josie Hatman,
Messrs. Carlmueler and Toepke: violin
mueller; trio, piano. violin and cello. (Schu-
man. Miss Myrtle Perkins, Messrs. Carl
mueller and Toepke; concerto, Op. %,
(MendelsSohn), with orchestra, Mi SIS Clara
Nolan; spinning Wheel" by request,
(Spindler Miss Florence Burke.
a Republican League Entertainment.
The third entertainment and ball of
Leland Stanford Camp, No. 2, Army and
Navy Republican League, took place last
evening at Mission Opera Hall. 1t was a
thoroughly successful and enthusiastic
affair.
The entertainment consisted of the fol-
lowing choice numbers: Overture, Ebert
Orchestra; opening address, w. II. II. Hart;
comic political speech, Walter Leman; song,
Joseph Christy; recitation, Mr.. Cooley;
Shorty and his banjo; recitation, T. c.
Mahre; phonograph, Miss Annie WhackeT;
song, Miss Kittie Black; recitation. Battle
Flag" by the author, Mrs. Holloway.
The Committee OF Arrangements consisted
of j. k. Glassford, NJ. 5. Blackburn, John
G. Z. Jumper. The officers of the camp
are: Colonel William Black; Lieutenant
Colonel, j. II. Glassford; Major. G. +.
Jumper; Adjutant, j. karminski; Quarter
master, Captain Stone; Officer of the Day,
John Heffernan; Officer of Guard. L. III.
Bickford.
The Inter Nos Club Party.
An enjoyable initial party was given last
night by The Inter Nos CLUB at their hall on
West Mission street. Refreshments were
served and pleasure regued supreme.
Tie committees consisted of: Committee
of Arrangements - William F. Cornyn
Chairman, d. j. Sheehan, Mrs. A. Murphy:
Reception Committee. Powers, Ed Barry,
Miss Kate Higgins, Miss Maggie Donahue,
Miss Mamie Miles. Miss Katie Miles Miss
Maggie Higgins floor manager. L. j. Seary;
Floor Committee. J. Sheehau, j. NJ.
Cam pbe Il, T. w. Marlowe, j. ". Grove.
Following are the officers of the club:
Pres ideut. 7. j. Seary; Vice-President,
Miss NJ. Cornyn; Secretary, Miss II. Shee-
han; Treasurer, Miss III. Donahue.
The Lyceum Company Entertainments.
"a Night Off " was given last evening at
Saratoga Hall by the Lyceum Comedy Com
pany. Following was the cast of charac-
tiers: Marcus Brutus Snap, Mr.. Thomas F.
Nye; Jack Mulberry, Mr.. George Bush; DR.,
Harry Damask, Mr.. Arthur Edwin; Lord
Mulberry, Mr. Alex Jarvie; Misty Babbit,
Miss Mabel Rasner; Ada Damask, Miss
Alice Clark Susan Ann Matilda. Miss Anna
Clark; Mrs. Zantippe BapbitE, Miss Fanny
Hughes; Justinian Babbitt, Mir. Thomas
Irwin.
Days comedy was exeellently done and
would bear repetition. Dancing was after
ward enjoyed by the large number of
friends present under the auspices of the
Zig-Zag Club.
The officers of the club are: President,
Thomas Irwin; Viee-President Albert
Chapman Secretary, Arthur Edwin Treas
urer, George Bush; Business Manager.
Thomas +. Nye; Stage Manager, Bill
Nye Jr.
Minerva Circle Domino Party.
The second domino party given by
Minerva Circle, No. 90 C. o. F., A. o. F.,
took place at Cambrian Hall last Thursday
evening. The hall was handsomely decor
ated. Fully 800 couples participated in the
grand march. Music was furnished by
Jackson & Davidson's band. Dancing was
enjoyed until l O'Clock. Great credit is due
the following committees: Committee of
Arrangements-Mrs S. Beversen CHAIR
man. Mrs. NJ. E. Bacon, G. Bowen, Mrs.
Hilderbrand. j. Hawk, Il. LIlistop. c. c.;
Reception Commttee-H. Beversen, Miss
Maggie Crawford, Miss Lizzie Hawk, Mrs.
Clough; floor manager, 6. Mcdonald. The
officers for the present term are: Mrs. S.
Beversen, p. c. c.; +. LillistoD, G. c.;
Mrs NJ. E. Bacon, S. c. c.; Mrs, Hilder-
brand. X. G. Mrs. Lynch, l.. G.. !; A. Hilder-
brand, L. s.; Il. BeveIsen, T.; NJ. Lynch,
r. s.. W. Paulson, l. G.; W. Horrock, o. q.
The Spanish Carnival Tonight.
This evening the fourteenth anniversary
of the Spanish Benevolent Society will be
celebrated by carnival, to which attention
has been called from time to time during
the elaborate preparations. The Committee
of Arrangements now announce everything
in readiness and the Pavilion tonight
promises to be crowded. Handsome prizes
have been provided, including every kind of
personal jeweiry. The best music available
has been engaged for the occasion. Another
feature of the evening will be competitive
drill for trophy, open to all military COM
panies and drill corps OF different organlza-
tons desiring to enter the lists The ball is
under distinguished patronage and is worthy
of support for its charitable objects. A big
mask-ball at the Pavilion, when ably con-
Quoted, is always sure opp ortunlty for
wonld-b be merry-nakers. The Spanish car
niyal seems to possess all the conditions OF
success.
Party on Fell Street.
On the afternoon OF October 18th, Miss
Agnes Vice, daughter Of the well known
railroad official, W. r. Vice, was rendered a
delightfui bin hday party by her parents at
their residence, 800 Fell street The nu-
merous membranes presented to the
young lady showed the great affection Ell
tertaintd hy many warm little friends.
The house was charmipgly decorated, and
when weary with gaipes and play delicious
supper was served and enjoyed by both Old
and young.
Among those present we've; Miss Agues
Vice, Miss Ellie Miles, Miss Louisa keyl,
Miss Ethel Forrest, Miss Clara Fulton, Miss
Emily Coleman, Miss Marian Macintosh,
Miss Amy Fuller, Miss Agnes Carew. Miss
Laura Furgerson, Miss Ctily Ophenhime,
Miss Louisa FurgerSon, Miss Kate Sheldon,
Miss Mattie leans, Miss Ella Vaughan,