The morning call., 1890-05-19

| MINIS, Nj L. T.. LOW, MIS-. ROBERT l.. Selfey,
B. Greene, Mrs N. D. Fuller Mrs. Mary T.
Pare, Mrs: Mary A. Gallagher. Mrs. Hugh
A. Seavey, Miss julia a. Wheeler, Miss Maggie
| Cressy, Miss AbDie B. Brown. Miss Lucy Mills,
Miss Abbie Winters, Miss Marcia G. Estes, MISS
q. Ellery. Miss Margie ". Hamilton, Miss Sadie
Ludlow Mr.. William Plerson, Mr.. Robert w.
King Mr.; Benjamin Wltham. Mr.. Lewis H. Mer-
chant Mr.. A. Ii. Williams, Mr. William n.
Friend. MIR. Roscoe Wheeler Jr.. Mr.. Robert G.
Cressy. Mr.. Roscoe d. Wheeler. Mr.. Ralph n.
Gott, ar. Albert Cressy. Mr.. f. Davis Wheeler,
l. Hodgkins, MIR. T. S. Cressy, Mr.. Albert Lane,
Mr.; J. L. Hatch. Mr.. Charles Z. Cressy, Mr..
Frederick Winters. MIR. Arthur s. Wheeler. Mr..
Frank Patterson, Mr.. c. j. Knowles, Mr.. Willie
Winters and MIR. George f. Allen.
The First Church Entertainment.
A high tea was given by the ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church last Saturday afternoon
from TO 8 O'Clock. The parlors looked very
cheerful in their new dress Tables in various
shapes, eruciform. serpentlne, diamond and
square, profusely decorated with flowers and
cleaning with china and silver, appealed TO tile
eye, while Ices, snowtiakes, delicious cakes, tea
anG coffee attracted "the Inner man"
The hum OF conversation was broken by
choice musical programme as follows: Quarter.
"Carnovale" (RossnD by the choir; solo, (se-
leeted), Mrs. Abbey; quartet, The Water Lily"
duet, sweet Tears PacmD, Mrs. Abbey and
Miss Boole; quartet. Come, Dorothy, Gomez;
r.
Thee, My Baby" (Suivau).
As this was The last social gathering before the
summer vacation the occasion was more than or
dInariiy interesting to members OF the church
and society, aud this was shown by the numbers
/ present and The general enjoyment which the
SENSE OF u fugitive pleasure invariably heightenS
The Baconians' Outing.
The first reunion OF the Baconaps took place
on last Saturday at Strawberry Hill. They had
a gala day OF IL and all enjoyed themselves, MIR.
Ira Perkins acting as master OF ceremonies.
Among those present weIe: Mrs. Frank Per
kins, Mrs. Louis Glass, Miss Irene Sabin, Miss
Agatha Finuan, Miss Cora Perkins, Miss Cele
Sober, Miss frankie Glass and Miss Pearl Sd
bin,
The Paramount Lodge Entertainment.
| Last Friday evening was inaugurated series
of BIZ monthly socals 10 be given by Falrmount
Lodge. No. 10S, Knights of Pythias, at their hail.
2319 Mission street. and judging by the pro
gramme aud the reception 1t met with by the
guests, the sOcials TO follow are already an as
| sured success. AT the appointed hour every
chair occupied.
Mr.. Andrew Smith presided and the following
programme rendered.: Piano solo, Miss
Booth; recitation, Mr. f. T.. Cusheon harmonlca
solo, Mr. Lewis; remarks on the order. MIR. w.
Z. Graves banjo duet, Mr.. Tony Pryor and Miss
Nina Crandau; vocal solo, Mrs. Muhner; lecita-
tlUD, Miss Moran; reading, MIR. james A. IL
son; Shakespearian dialogue, MIR. Ruckstill aud
Mr.. Cushion; piano solo. Mrs Caldwell. Dane
ing was then INDUCED In until - O'Clock.
The entertainment was in charge Of the follow
ing committee: Andrew Smith, L. E. Parmeee,
w. Il. B0arse Z. McPheiS son. James A. Wilson.
Among those present were the following: MIR.
and Mrs. 6. w. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. james ia.
eobsOn, Mr.. aud Mrs. Sol Calderwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Wilson, Mr.. I. +. Hnrlbur, MIR.
John O'Donnell, Mr.. W. Mcpherson, Mr. E. +.
Kendall, Mr.. L. E. PaimeIee. MIR. ,. II. Ruck:
still, MI. George 7. Drew, Mr.. f. a. kun, Mr..
q. W. Llndman MIR. j. E. Parmelee, Mr.. q. A.
Clark, Mr.. W. Paulsou. Mr.. George McNaush0n,
Miss Rupert, MIS-. Paulson, Miss Pauisou, Mis-.
u. Mulaer Miss ID. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Henry,
Miss Lewis, mir. 1. Kelly, Miss EtIIe Jones' Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, Miss Laulerwaser, Mr.. W.
NJ Al
| q. Fuller, Mr. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Calderwood.
| Mr.. Sam Wieland, Mrs. Lewis, MIR. James Watt,
| Miss Minnie Board, Mr. aud Mrs W; h. Beard,
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Blood, Mr.. Mark Fleming.
Mrs. J. Taylor, MI; and Mrs. H. A. Smith, MI.
| and Mrs. Hugard, MIR. NJ j. Culligan, Mr. and
| Mrs. Andrew Smith, Miss ClIia Flahnery, Mrs.
| Cassassa, Miss Maggie CassasSa, Miss NJ. L. Mica
G. ,'1 Mss !, Maria Casssassa Miss McCarty.
Kelly, Mi. f. L. Brady, MIR. A. j. sullivan, Mr.,
NJ. /. Warren.
The Christian Church Entertainments.
The Ladies' Aid Society In connection with the
Twelfth street Christian Church gave a very
successful and in many ways original entertain
meht recently in tile parlors of the church. lie
| latter were crowded with friends
| Tue feature OF the evenings entertainment was
| competitive drill by tile Kate Greenaway
| Guard and Company + of the First Infantry
| Regiment, n. q, {. Tie Kate Greenaway Guard
| consisted of lie following Young ladies': Miss
| Jennie Lambert. Miss May Fiew. Miss NJ. Miles.
MISS Emily freW, MISS Sadie Austin, Miss Ma
| run Webster, Miss NJ. Presley, Miss a. Presley,
| Miss Minnie Garrison. Miss Eta Squire Miss
| Nav Baker These fair soldiers, attired in Kate
Greenawhy dresses aud armed with tin trays,
| went through various evoutions under the dIrec-
| ton OF Captain c. r. Garrison and were con-
| sidered 10 have utterly defeated the opposing
| company, Captain f. w. Rosenthal Jr. com,
handing. The latter received the BOBBY prize
ianciiully adorned drum, bearing the legend,
| "LeaIn to beat" The victurs ptlZe-a large
| Maltese Tin Cross, engraved-waS presented to
the earners by DIR. Il. L. Rigdon in a humorous
! The recitation OF Brutus' speech to the Ro-
| mans, from Julius Cesar" by Mr.. L. HERMAN,
| was another feature OF the agreeable evening,
! which terminated III congenial social converse.
| The DELTA Sigma Society Entertainments.
One OF the most enjoyable entertainments OF
| the past week was that gwen on Thursday even
lug by the Delta Sigma Society OF the First Con
| gregatlonal Church. The parlors connected
with the sacred ediice crowded with inter
| ested auditors aud the following programme was
| very pleasantly rendered: Selec, ions, Dolores
Club; scene from .'Macbeth"-Lady Macbeth,
| Nellie Holbrook Binn; Macbeth. Holbrook
Bliun; song Miss Amalie Vokman; k"Hash,"
George I. Bromley; song, Mime. de Seminario;
sketch, AN Obstinate Famlly"-Mr Meredith,
| Frank l.. Hunter; Mrs. Meredith, Miss Maude
| Wellington; Henry Hartford, Lewis e. Hunter;
| Jessie Hartford. Miss Jessie Hathaway; janice,
| Henry Clay; Lucy, Miss Mabel Hughes Dur
| lng ali intermisSiOu delicious refreshments were
served and The audience mingled in pleasant
| converse, which Is one Of the leading principles
| OF The Institution OF these congenal enterian-
| ments.
| A Comp limentary Banquet.
The Sons OF the Veterans OF San Francisco
and Oakland rendered very pleasant banquet
last Friday evening 10 General Charles f. GrIf-
| tu, Communicable Chief of the Sons of Veterans,
| and Secretary of State of Indiana, upon bis ar
| rival in this city. The General was received al
| the camp chamber of Fair Oaks Camp No. o,
| where many oil the u. A. r., who had been no.
| uhed OF the distinguished arrival assembled,
| ana after transaciing the necessary business of
| the regular session, all marched under the
| leadership II he
General aud Colonel +. V. Wood TO the banquet
| hall. Here an elaborate menu was enjoyed, the
| successful affair winding up most appropriately
| with three cheers for General Griffin, the q. A.
| X. and the Sons OF Veterans.
| The Van Brunt Musicale.
One Of the pleasant musicales OF the season
and one that will long be remembered by those
who attended, took place on Saturday, the 9th
inst, at the residence OF MIR. w. ID. Van Brunt,
| 14U4 Mason street. The parlors were hand
somely decorated with choice flowers and plants.
The affair throughout was most perfect sue
| cess and lhe manner In which tie Juvenile
| pupils rendered their various Selections which
were OF the highest class of music, was generally
commended.
numbers: Spanish dance. four hands (MosZ-
kowskyl the Misses N and L. Drum; LAVA
s b. A HfIls Il ols Gaes FaSgt MS
NJ. Graham; "Chaconne'' Durand), V. ArrilI,
aga; vocal solo. Non Torno crilo Mater Mi.
Z. Cabonl; polonaise four hands Krng). H. and
V. Arrillaga: !" Prairie Rose" (MefkeD, Miss E.
Drum; Flu Elise (Beethoven), Miss X. Mitch
ell; vocal solo (seleeted,) Miss A. Heuer; =" Uu-
| der the Leaves (Thome) Miss L. Mccarthy ;
fantasia, =" Sonnambula" LEY baci) W. G. Barr.
AT the conclusion Of the programme refresh.
ments were served, thus completing thorough
| nights enjoyment.
Among Hose present were the following: Mrs
| j. NJ. Crane, Master j. f. Crane, Miss Nora
kind, Miss I. Wedekind. Mrs. j. Gust Miss N.
| GUST, Miss NJ. Henry. Miss NJ Nealou the
Misses Wetzel, Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| r., @. Palmer. IA
S. Arrillaga, Miss B. Boring, Miss X. Being,
MIR. G. Gipson, MI. Z. Vale, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Rosenberg, Miss X. Beronio, Miss Z. BeroniO,
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vincent, MIR. j. Vincent Jr.,
Miss NJ. Vincent, Mr.. A. Boring, Mrs. p. Gotta.
| Miss L. Gotta, Mr.. E. Pape. Mr.. W. r.. Grogan,
| Mrs. j. Devlin, Miss c. Devlin, Miss A. c. Dew
lin, Miss d. BOrke, Miss A. Frederick. Miss Il.
Jennings, Miss l.. Graham, Miss NJ. Whitley, MIR.
W. w. L. Buerrell, Miss M Mitchell, Mrs. j. c.
Nealon.
Party on Haight Street.
Miss A Won Rom gave q YarY nlaasanf snnva.