The morning call., 1890-08-24

their MANY kind friends both present and absent
Among The invited guests were: MT, ana Mrs;
Mrs f. G. Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. A. l.; Ban.
croft, MIR. and Mrs G. T. SanbOrn, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c: Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. A; W; STOP, NJ
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Is. FolSer MI ana MIS-.
j. B. F. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, MT.
and Mrs. II. Lghtner, Mr.: and Mrs j.. +. Con.
Mrs. W. s. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. L. BROOKS, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Z. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs: a; 5.
Mann. Mr. and Mrs. d. Libby. MIR. and Mrs;
MRS. j. G. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. LeGgett.
MIR. and Mrs. L. McNabb. MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers, Mr.. and MIS-. DeniRan, MI.
and Mrs. W. w. MOreland, ME- and Mrs. George
Seuf, Mr.. ana Mrs. Browne, Mrs. NJ Peek, MIS-.
Seibert, Mrs. f. q. Smith, Miss T. L. hughes,
Miss PECK. Miss Lightner, Miss Halcyon Light
ner, Miss Hilton. Miss Sargent, Miss Stone;
Messrs f. 4. Colley, Hasbroucki e. W. Barn
hart, o. Peck E Ration, w. A. Carnes, A. Sar.
gent, r. Mann. c. Stone, Ii. Stone.
The Clark Surprise in East Oakland.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark
on Twelfth avenue, East Oakland, presented
brilliant scene last Thursday evening. the occa-
sion being a surprise party rendered TO Mrs.
Clark on the anniversary Of her fifty-frSt birth.
day. The hostess, who had just returned from
San Francisco, was taken by surprise when she
was confronted by number Of her friends WHO
had taken possession of her home during her alb
sence and IL was several minutes before she
could realize the purport OF their visit.
The gathering had not only provided sump
tuous supply OF edibles but had arranged pro-
gramme OF literary exercises for her entertain
ment, consisting OF selections by the Oipbeus
Mandolin Club !; vocal solo, nat Is LOVE-.
Ny NJ % George e. French GH carionei solo,, Mr..
William Nhitmorei vocal solo, Miss Wbite,
with violin obligalo by Mr.: FRANK Clark
meSmeric M authorizations, Mr.. Taylor. Alter In
GuIging In tie many good things pIeraied by the
committee of ladies, dancing followed and was
kept up until late hour Mrs. Clark was tie
recipient of number OF costly and elegant pres
euts consisting OF beautiful oil-painting, set
OF diamond eaI-drOpS, piush-coyered rocking
chair, set OF calyers, handsome centei-Iable
and many others.
Among lie friends present were: MIR. and
Mrs. !. Z. Price, Miss Camp, Mr.. W. 5. Rice,
MI. Harry Clark Miss White, Miss A. Burnett,
MIR. and Mis- Il. L. CoweI Mir. George French.
Mis-. Jones OF Fresno, Mr.. and MIS-. William
Nhilmore, Mr. and Mis-. Taylor Mr.. Frank
CLARK, Mrs. BudsOR. Mr.. and Mrs. sullivan. Mr.
II. a. Halton, Miss Eva Stanley, Miss Annie
Haight.
The Caledonian Club Entertainment.
The san Francisco CaedOnian Club held their
regular monthly open meeting at Scottish Hall,
last Friday evening, under the direction Of the
Literary Committee: Messis. James Q. Wat
son, James Mearus. u. r. Mcneil. The follow
ing ladies aud gentlemen volunteered their
services toward the evenings entertainments
Mr. Colin Mcintosh, seecllu on bag pipes;
Mr. James Il. Watson. song; Miss CLARK, song;
MISS Mammie McCrae. recitation: Mr.. ID. Ii.
FEMME, song; Mr.. Tregallis, song; Miss Annie
Gordon, song; Mr.. LOursky, Zlther solo; Miss
Jeanne Wilson, highland fug, accompanied by
Miss Katie McLenuan; MI. John Alearns. violin
solo; Mr.. William Z. Cook, song; Mr.. Hamilton
song; Miss johnson and friend, duet; Mr.
James MearnS. song; MI Clapp, song; Pro-
lessor James Kerr acted officially as accom-
PIANIST Throughout lie evening.
A Private Picnic to Fine Grove.
a party OF young folks started from Folsom
street last Sunday morning In the picnic wagon
cite Young America for ride TO Pine Grove,
New Crystal Springs. After most delightful
ride around tie beach and viewing the magnif-
cent scenery tie party arrived at the springs,
where a bouniiful lunch was spread, 10 which all
did justice. Dancing, with several games, were
tHen INDUCED 10. when the bugle announced the
hour Of departure. The party then started on
It's bomeward ride, all being well pleased with
the days enjoyment. Among those present
were: Mrs. L. Fabian, Miss {. RUhr0aeher,
Miss \. WehIIens, Miss II. Hentrn, Miss ID.
Stab, Miss A. Spreckels, Miss A. Ludermann,
Miss L. Henken, Miss A. Stab, Mss Ii. Bruins;
C. HacKe, w. IL. Dolling, +. Schumacher, ID.
Spreckels. F. Steib, c. Fabian. j. Schumacher.
The Italian Concert.
A pleasant concert and dance took place last
evening at Irving Hall, under The auspices of
the Italian philharmonic and Philodramatic
Society. A good attendance showed the appre-
citation on the part OF music lovers at this effort
The following programme was rendered under
the direction OF Signor Riuado Rebagiiati ::
(d) "Rumania Marcia" Gransdos, (b) "Mempre
tuan masuTka. Rebaglal; SgnOrl Jose SauchO,
ChilaTTa; Jose LombafderO bandurria; Manuel
b. Palacios, Dandurraia; Cailos Rebagilati,
chiIaTa; Francisco Marin, latterio; Francisco
BracaDOnle. vlolOneello; Aida" rOmaDZa per
ienOre (VerdD, cantata In llngua ltallana dal
Ienore Francese, MIR. q. POursille; gran solo
al pnaforte, Slgnora Emmi SINH; Tone"
cayatina per soprano (Petreilal, Sisnora Aureila
del DestrO Rebagliati; concerto per VIC
limo con accompanlnento di pinafoIte, Sig
nor ProffessorI Rlnaldo Rebagliatl Ro-
berto Urlcoechea; "Fausp scene dramatgue
PoTr tenor M e. F0|Ts
SIgnors I. Lombardero, NJ. PaaclOs, F. Marin,
F. BracamOnte. j. Sancho, c. RebagatL
The committees Of the evening were composed
as follows: Executive Commlttee-F q. Pcca-
roll. K. Rebagliali, i. Flgone, l.. Saceo, 5.
Gioyannini, q. Pirollnl, f. Fugazzi, {. A. Masis-
F. tIeOul, l.. Sacco, Ii. Selma, +. EustaQui0,
Marco Tam, Q. Llpi. I. Casassa; floor manager.
j. &. Piecaroll; Floor Communicable &. Pescla
u. Erlols. a. CampaDa, L. Merani, Dr.. V. Vac
carl, DR.. V. Caranza, q. MartinOni, q. Chessi.
Party on Fifteenth street.
A very pleasant blIlliday party was rendered
recently 10 Master Harry Murphy al the resi-
denee of his parents. 215 Fifteenth street. Sing.
Ing, games and dancing were INDUCED in until
8 o'clock, when a repast was served Among
Sabina Healy Miss Lena Healy, Miss Ann May
Potter, Miss lene Murphy, Miss Nellie Nc
Mahon, Miss Alice Meditation. Miss LotIie Engle,
Miss Mabel Russell, Miss NJ. Mcmahon, Mrs. f.
Rudolph Mrs. j. Ii. Murphy; Masters Ii. Muir
ply. Willie Murphy, Stanzle Riley, G. Chlser,
Ben Harimanshenn, Eddie Hartmansbenn, Percy
Lang, EDDIE Russell, j. McMahon, Joe st. Mary.
The Alcatraz circle Party.
The second anniversary OF Alcatraz Circle, No.
5S, c. o. f., was celebrated by a masquerade
last evening at B'nai Filth Hall. Hyman's or
chestra was engaged for the occasion, and all the
Invited guests Who attended thoroughly enjoyed
aged by MIR. +. d. Peterson who was also Chair.
man OF the Committee OF Arrangements, consist
i Dg besides OF Mrs. q. Cuok, Miss Josie Cook,
Miss NJ. 81. John. Miss Emily johnson. Mr.. v.
Birch, Mr.. A. w. Elmer and MIR. L. w. James.
Party in Oakland.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered to Mr..
apd Mrs. Joseph Thomson al their residence in
Oakland Tuesday night. The friends who gave
IL first assembled at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Remnant, proceeding thence to the Thorn
were present. Mr.. Thomson Is assistant super
intendent of Tie Pacific Coast Division of The
Southern Pacific. he VIII start with his family
Oil an Eastern trip about the 1st OF September,
and will lie accompanied by Mr.. ana Mrs. j. IL.
NuIting Of the San francisco freight depart
ment.
society Personals.
Captain and Mrs. Charles II. Rice, U. s. A.
(nee Eva Ransoml, have left the Grand Hotel for
their country home.
Miss GerIie Ewing has returned from visit to
Mayfeld. having been the guest OF Miss Scale.
DR.. n. T. Coulson will return from Santa Cruz
to-day.
Mrs. Captain Hayward and son have returned
from a three weeks visit TO the Etna Springs.
Miss Emily Fisher and Mrs. Fisher are spend
ing the week at The Pacific Ocean House. Santa
Cruz
Mr.. Alexander q. McCrum and Mr. Charles
Dixon have returned from Seattle and the
north.
Mr. James S. Hawkins will leave for Santa
Cruz to-day 10 join the Pigs In Clover CLUB
which has been in camp with the Nationals at
Camp Waterman.
Miss Gusse Heller +. expected home to-day
from an extended trip 10 Chicago and the East.
Miss i. K. Conner is in New York GU busi-
ness trip, and will be home In few weeks.
MIS- f. u. Rand0l and sons have returned to
their home, 927 Hilbert street, Oakland, after a
three monIhs' soioutn al Pescadero and San
MateO.
MIR. william Metzner and his mother. Mrs. C.
MetZuer, are al the Etna Springs.
MRS q. Ii. Fonda OF Ga Land is visiting friends
In Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Moore Of Los Angeles are
on a visit 10 this city.
DR.. and Mrs. X. c. Gardner (nee TennanD are
here on their wedding trip from san Jose.
Mrs Frisbie oil Vallejo Is IN town.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. +. Spence Of Los Angeles are
at the Baldwin Hotel
Miss Mamie Lessen OF San Francisco who 10