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

ner, George r. Woods; floor manager. Mr. !.
=. illiamson; Floor Committee-Messrs. j. H.
Dunn, A. G. Simpson, c. W. McIrnnan, l.. A.
mpc,lhiosh. Albert q. Glass; NJ. w. Pratt. o. II.
ham y Pau Deyery. A. 9. Eames, A. Abra-
nAii'' w. A. heayls, George II. Slower.
Day Mount TamaIpais.
one Oh the most pleasant outings recently was
Inc ascent OF Mount Tamalpais by the Merry
Ramblers ON Sunday last The party left on the
O'CLOCK boat, and on arriving at Ross Valley
ine ascent was begun. The long and tedious
Journey ithe road not yet being free from the re-
cent iand siides) was but a task OF love to the
gay auu Iightsome spirits free once more from
the restraints of city life and at 1926 o'clock
tle summit was reached, where justice was done
the party.
peak II was with feelings OF regret that the de-
scent from those serene heights of greatness,
where the storms AUD tempest OF fortune never
among the participants were: Mr.. j. r. La
t To-, Mr.. NJ. Caussenlus, Mrs. Claussenius.
MI. y. n; Frank, Mr.. Jenny, Mr.. George Claus.
senius, Miss A. Muller, Miss E. Muller DIR.
SANDS, Miss /. Brauer, Miss Brauer Miss Coch-
Mr. L. Dttes ana Mr.. Richard de Bury.
The kindergarten Entertainment.
Inc lady managers OF the Oakland Free Kin.
oergaiten are more than gratifed at the success
OF their entertainment given at Simmons Hall
last thursday evening for the benefit Of their
charity. Society people found pleasure in help
ne gathering was, strictly speaking, a society
gneGu. IL II was announced as IAN evening of
The Oakland Free KINDERGARTEN is situated on
Inid street. near Broadway, and attending the
scnooi are some eighty little children, who are
given Instruction by Miss de Laguna and her
TWO assistants. The school has been main
ialneu py monthly contributions and entertain
,1t sueh as lhe one given last evening" The
iauleS VINO nave charge OF this worthy work are:
Mrs. J. Y. Alnsworth, Mrs. George n. Wheaton,
MIS-. William Z: Hale, Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Bailey.
Mis- Porter and Mrs Ballard.
Inc credit OF the success OF the entertainment
is due 10 Mrs. }. II. I. Watkinson, Miss Aims
worth and Miss Tucker, who arranged the pro.
gramme OF The evening.
fifst on the programme was an overture. ''Tbe
NH on the Cliff" (Reissiger) by the Ladies' Or
chestra, an esoteric organization, whose charm
ing music was Intensely appreciated. Thomas
kickatd sang excellently his solo, and received a
hearty encore. The Ladies Orchestra played
National Dance" A vocal SOLO, "pUsignuolo
Messlcano" by Miss Sophie Newlands was de-
ngniuiiy sung and the young lady received an
encore. The violin solo by Herman Brandt was
piayeu as only an artist can play and he WIS
asked to play again. The accompanies OF The
Wait and Miss Kendall
The playing OF The Ladies' Orchestra was a
prominent feature OF Tie entertainment, and
much favorable comment was expressed con-
corning the performances. This orchestra
meets In rehearsal at the residence OF DR.. j. C.
follows; First viollns-Miss ii. Bosqu Miss II.
Wright, Miss A. Herrlcg, Miss L. Tucker; sec
o Gnd v,olins,,Mlss Ames, Miss A. Ames, Miss Ida
FOX, Miss Glare Tucker; flute, Miss Clement;
Viola, Miss Hayne; cornets-Mrs. j. II. Todd and
Mrs. Benjalnin; cello, Mrs. John Rea; piano,
Miss Jauel Watt; director. Mr.. Henry Siering.
When the concert entertainment was con-
eluaed the hall was cleared of chairs and pre-
pared a1,, ior dancing 10 me music of Hermann
Bfandts Orchestra. Dancing was enjoyed untl
late hour. Frappee refreshments were served
al me ice-cream table and the lemonade booths
IN the audience were noticed: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. de Cola,
Or and MIS-. W. L. Southland, Mr.. Ii. scott sea
ion, Mr.. AL Clement, Miss Clement. Mr.. aud Mrs.
T. D. Clement, Mr.. Bret BraytOn, Mr.. Sgmund
5. Beel, MIR. Rhodes Borden Miss Borden, Mr.
Samuel Breck, the Misses Violet. Anita aud Ste
Gr and MIS- Walter a. Kes Ken \ Mr. A Grifn
MI IS Giiflin, Miss Pearl Mckinney. Miss Leila
Carroll Mir. and Mrs. w. L. Hale, MIR. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Charles n. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. George
b; Fox, Miss Fox, Mrs. Wheaton, Miss Bessie
HAIRY &ns S sna nv G Geas W MsSas
/. Liileaclaniz. Miss Eaith Lihencrantz, Miss
eft, Miss Grace Scotchler, A. L. Merrman Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, the Misses Tucker, the
Misses 3 Mckee S,s Mr.. Henry Fierce, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss RalstoD, Miss Ella Wall, Miss Janet Watt,
Miss Mss B1naytop, Miss S Ma,srhOuse The Misses
h Red d,nn, Mr. Harry Miller, M and
MIR. John Blanchard Mr.. Joseph Little, Mr..
Haiglt, Mr.. Harry Halght. Mr.; Hutchinson, Mr..
Norman Lang, MIR. Arthur Bailey Mr.. A. p.
BrayIon Jr., Miss Aune bray. Miss Brigham,
Mr.. Frank Brigham, Miss May Phillips, Miss
Mayme hillips, Mir. Edward Harris, Miss Ben
nett, DR.. Simmons, Mir. George q. Gaskili, Mr.
Hattie Hall Mr.. George McN Sss Miss T Wilcox
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Henshaw, Miss Gussie
Breek. Miss Emma Breck, MIR. James, The
Harrison Clay, Mir. Phil Remilla,d, Mr.. Horace
Miller. Miss Miller, Miss Hutchinson.
The HoIiis-S"Iomon Wedding.
charming May wedding that OF Miss
Ninnette Is. Solomon and Mr.. w. Herbert Hollis
at Trinity Church last Wednesday afternoon.
The church was profusely decorated with fair
white flowers, set against an effective back
ground OF exotics, smilax and elicate ferns.
The bride, who was given away by Mr.. Carlton
Coleman, was attended by Miss Mabel Hollis as
maid OF honor. The ushers were Mr.. Irving
Lundborg ana Mr.. George Z. III art. The beauti-
full service was impressiyey read by Rev. j.
Sanders Reed.
After receiving the warm congratulations of
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs Hollis lett for an ex-
tended wedding tour through Southern Cali
fornia.
Among the Invited guests were: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Favor, Mr.. and MIS-. W: S. Capman, Mr..
lam l. merry Mr. AND Mrs. Ai 6. n Ki m,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Dobe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank !, Symmes, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Greenwood,
.''u W. D. NSiAlHiC5s va UOscpu
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Taggart. Mr.. aud MRS. W.
/; Fonda, Mr.; and Mrs: Julius e. Rels, Mr.. and
cucher Mr. ana Mrs. t Albert iba Hart "iam and Nd
Mrs: 5: A. MARSHALL, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. de
VOL NM. MI ana Mrs; E. NJ. Hal Mr.. and Mrs, A.
and MIS-. E. +. Preston. DIR. and Mrs.
J; Perraut, Mr.. and Mrs. A, Duncan,
Mr. Nj and Mrs. ). W: Musser,, Mr.; and Mrs.
Mr.. Henry Lund Jr., Mr.. S. |. Blake, Mr. VILE
lam Greenwald. Mr., and Mrs. S. j. Strauss, Mr..
Bac&us, Mr.: and Mrs. Clayton Taggart, Mr.. aud
Mrs,G. d, Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii: L. King Jr.,
Mr. Daniel II. solomon, Mrs. A. W, Truesdell.
Judge and Mrs. A. r. Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs l. E.
Ibayer, Mr.. ana Mrs. !. Sabin, Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
d. Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lockwood, MIR.
and Mis-. }. K. Sims Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. King
Jr., MIR. and Mrs. NJ. L Ogborn. Mr.. and Mrs.
james Dunn, Mi. and Mrs. w. j. Landers, MIR.
and Mrs Is. C,Wrighi, Mr., and Mrs. S. H.Collins,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Burnett, MIR. and Mrs. Column
bus Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Magee, Mr..
and Mrs w. B. Lyon.
The Institute Entertainment.
The members Of Young Mems Institute No.
gave their third complimentary entertainment
aud social last Friday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. These parties have always been so pleas
ant In the past that there little doubt about
the question OF attendance. Indeed, from the
time the outside gates were thrown open until
long after the entertainment commenced, the
friends OF the Institute continued 10 present
themselves for admittance.
The following varied aud attractive programme
Its presentation: Part I-Oyerture, Professor
Blum; opening remarks, President j. j. Brady;
vocal solo, Miss Mamie Mehegan; remarks
Grand President j. +. Sullivan; vocal solo, T.
w. b. Swan; recitation, Miss Hazel Montague;
recitation (coDicl. James M. Ward. Part
ia farce. entitled BILLY Doc. the Bill
poster" with the following casI: Billy Doc,
Fred y. Flynn; Dick Spooner, r j. Mccormick;
MIR. Theophilus Spruce, NJ. Drury; Seraphina
Virgins, Miss Elsie A. Duncan; Mr.. Poster,
Mr.. WIN Paste. Bums Orchestra afterward
furnished their usual select series OF dance
music which was enjoyed by those upon the
floor until l O'clock.
The successful affair was managed throughout
by members OF the following committees: Com
mttee OF Arrangements-T. j. Sheerin CHAIR
NAM, j. f. Rock, Nj. j. Hart. L. f. Hi IL. S.
Cleveland, j. j. Bresnan. T. Dowd, p j. McCor.
mick, }. L. Delaney. Percy Rawley; Reception
Committees. j. Brady (Chalrman), ID. j. Rear
don, Nj. E. Finn, j. f. Coakley, Frank Mullen,
Frank L. Sheerln, John T. Carberry, j. T. Kelly,
DE- I. Z. Connolly, }. Z. Britt j. w. Shannahan,
u. McGrath, Jonn J. Lawton, j. J.Whean, j. b.