The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

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"To-night We Say FAREWELL" Calliopean
Party" .smike Runs Away" (''Ncholas
Nickelby"), DR.. Thomas l.. Hill; instrument
tai trio, IAN Die Geliebte." violin MIR.
Charles Smith, cello Miss Ethel Jory, piano
Miss Blanche Jory; interlude, LA Gtana,,,
Bob Cratchett's Xmas Dinner, DR..
Thomas l.. Hill; banjo selections, Messrs.
II. n. Roche aud j. j. Reed.
A Mexican Complimentary Concert.
Last. evening the Mexican Patriotic Com
mittee gave choice invitation concert and
dance at Irving Hall, i'll honor of Miss
Ellen Coursen and the talented chorus which
so ably assisted in the recent celebration of
Mexican Independence.
The hall was very deliberately decorated
and a fair audience. composed among others
OF the elite of our Spanish and Mexican
families. enjoyed the following pro!ramme: :
Terceto, ION de quail sci to Vittima"
(''Norma," BellinD, Senorta Ellen Coursen,
SenoTita Bertha Mersng and Senior Edward
Lott; violin solo, "Fantaise" ("Norma,"
Singele), Senior Luciano Mojica, accom-
panied b. SenOrita Andrea MOilca; cavatinl,
''Lieli Signor'' (''Gli Ugonotti," Meyerbeerl,
Sonora Flora Peterman; duo, ''B0ler0 del
Ole" (Iradiel, SenoritaS Minnie and Emma
Provost; bridal chorus, Lucia di
Lammermoor" lD9nizet5R, under the
canzone. mo Hay que Esperar" ("L La
Hija de la Providencia," AIiPte), Senorita
Susie Hull; rOmsuza, La Mia Lttizia'
VERDI, Senior John f. Ritter; polka, Flor
di Margherita" (Arditi, Seaorita Andrea
Mojica; dnetino. "Guarde che Blanca
Luna" (Campana), Senior and Sonora DR..
Victor A; C.arrqnz3,i cayyatina, Una V9ee
Ellen COursen; coro. Walls Canlado"
(Strauss), chorus, accompanied by orchestra:
Senior Joseph ROeckel Director. "Maruja,
comedy in one act. Cast: Maruja,
Seuorita Emilia Z. de Fitzpatrick; Elisa,
Senorita Luz &. de Moran; FL Conde. Senior
Herrera; ell Baron del OliviO, Senior Is. l..
POrtilo; Don Felix, Senior }. E. DeOya.
The Coursen chorus consisted of the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Senoras V.
A. Carranza, Lillian Bruce, Flora Peterman,
L. UphauS 7SenOritas Fannie Couch, Alta
gracia Perez, Francisco EspinoZa. Ida Fow
Ter. Susie HUI. Julie Cote, Bertha MerSng,
Rose Phillips. Juslina Perez Minnie Pro-
vost. Loreto Espinoza, Margaret DouTzek,
Cathie Cuursen, Irene Dexter, Emma Swan,
Evelyn Manning, Mary Stoekma, Emily
Flieschman, Annie Marshall, Adela de Gal
vez, Andrea Mojlca, Emma Provost, Edu-
Nfges MOjica, Nellie Couch, Teresa Mira
monies, Jennie Fischer, Marie Parrot,
Lizzie Chadwick, Geraldine Coarsen; Seniors
DR.. V. A. CarranZa, Edward Lott, c. f.
Jimenez, J. I. Ritter. j. II. Dieckman. Ma
riano Mccoy, George Plender, Antonio Url-
arte, Federico Mersich, J. o. Fogarty.
The California Lodge Entertainment.
An enjoyable party was given on Wednes-
day evening last by California Lodge, No.
5, United Endowment Associates. The hall
was beautifully decorated Several recita-
tions and solos were given by members and
friends, AS follows: Recitation, Master
Walter Brown violin solo, Master A. WelSe;
recitation, Mr.. Malcolm Whyte; vocal duet.
Misses Schneider and Wilson; reading, Miss
Scott; vocal solo, Miss Louise Konrad.
Dancing followed, and between dances ice
cream and cake were served by the lady
members of the lodge. At midnight good
bys were said, and another of California
Lodges well-attended parties was brought
to close
Party on Waller Street.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Miss Mamie Leahy by the Pearl
Social Club, last Thursday evening, at her
residence, 81 Waller street The evening
was spent in games and dancing. At u
y clock bountiful repast was served.
Among the prominent features Of the even
ing were: Solo, by Miss JuaHita kettel,
accompanied by Mr. w. II. Dingle; song,
Miss Mamie Welsh, accompanied by Miss
Anieta kettel; song, by the we'll known
quartet, Messrs. NJ. Lyngrand, j. Sha er-
felt, B. Sullivan, Nj. Monahdn; j. Il SEN
burg entertained the guests with the High
land fling; piano sulos, Mis- An hettel
and Miss May Howe, ac ompanied on the
banjo by Miss Mamie Wech and Miss NJ.
Leahy; specialtieS by Messrs. Charles Burt
and Mike Hogan; recitation, Mr.. William
We sh; song. Mss Gretchen Heroert, Mr..
A., D. - a
Mr.. j.. Bacon; piano duet, Miss Lille
flames and Miss Maud Powers; song, by
W. Leahy, accompanied by Mr.: J. Shan-
eifelt. At midnight tie young ladies We're
serenaded by the Liberty Band.
Among th2s3 present We're; DR.. and Mrs.
LJisreen, Miss Mamie Walsh Miss Della
Moran, Miss Mary Howe, Miss Kitty Hynes,
Miss Maud Powers, Miss Lille Haines, Miss
Nellie O'Neil, Miss Maggie Herbert, Mss
Emma Conway, Miss Turner Miss May
Harlor, Miss Annie Quinn, Miss Dell
Curley, Miss Maggie Bar, Miss Kitty Shee-
han, Miss Mamie Duuherty, Miss Kate
Malone, Miss Mary Molloy, Miss Mamie
Marion and Anieta Kettel, Miss Mamie
Reagan, Misses Lena and Mamie Ryan,
Miss Mary Chatham, Misses Annie and
Nellie Leahy, Misses Mamie and Katie
Walsh. Miss Julie Hogan, Messrs. Charles
Burk, Victor Trespelli, NJ. Hogan, j. COnif,
Welch, J. Shanerfeit, J. Bacon, g. Dngle,
George Dugan, Frank Skase, B. Snodgrass,
Z. Coles, j. Bacon NJ. Monohan, j: Shaner-
felt. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sullivan, J.
Reilly, Charles Shay, Messrs. Gean, Kitchen,
Wilson, Flanagan.
The Stolk-Hasch Wedding.
The wedding Of Mr.. Fred o. Stolk and
Miss Johanna Haseh, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Hasch, took place at o'clock on
the goth ult. at the residence of the brides
parents, 2916 Folsom street The ceremony
was performed by Rev. F. Suhr. Miss Mary
Christensen and Miss Christina Hauser
and Mr.. Otto 0ffermann were the grooms-
men. The young people have many friends
in this city, who sent handsome presents.
At 1870 o'clock an elegant supper was
served, after which there was dancing till
late hour.
Mrs. G. J. Haseh, Mr. and Mrs. l.. oiebe, Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinder, Mr..
and Mrs. Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs Fredericks,
Mr.. and Mrs. HauScr, Mr. and Mrs. CreOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Plushu, Mrs. Lange, Mrs.
Lilienthal, Mir and Mrs. Ulmer, Mr. and
Mrs. Born, Mr.. and Mrs. Rabing, Mr.. and
Mrs. Suhr, Mr.. and Mrs. Yoering. Mr.. bet
gen, Miss Mary Christensen, Miss Chris
I Miss H Anns L Mss Mq Miss h MaTy
Siebe, Miss Gussie Siebe, Miss Freda Siebe.
Miss Kate Hauser, Miss Annie Oman, Miss
Carrie Hauser, Miss Annie Hauser, Miss
Julia Peppu, Miss Minnie Doering, Miss
Mamie Kinder, Miss Lizzie Doering, Miss
Theresa Fredericks Mr.. John Hansen, Mr..
Otto Offermann, Mr.. G. Weber, Mr. Ii.
Huba, Mr. W. Brening, Mr.. Frank Peppin,
Mr.. Adam Gauch, Mr.. Peter Martin, Mr.. j.
Him.. Mr.. George Doerlng, Mr.. &. Stein,
Mr.. j. Younge, Master Amandus E. Creon,
Master Willie Gauch, Master Frederick u
mer.
Society Personals.
Mrs. L. A. Stewart Carey, sister Of United
States Senator w. A. Stewart, accompanied
by her granddaughter. Miss Alice Carey
Van Reynegom, eldest daughter Of Judge
Van Reynegom Of this city, has returned
from an extensive Eastern tour. visiting
Boston, Washington. Ohio, New York and
other noted places of resort. During their
pleasant sojournings they were royallyien-
tertained as the special guests of Mrs. p.
Stanton Marshall, Grand National President
OF the Woman's Relief Corps, besides other
honors received at the hands of numerous
distinguished persons.
Among the late arrivals at the Palace
Hotel is Mr.. George Callingham of BriXton,
London, who is on visit to his brother,
Mr.. Robert Callingham of this city.
Miss Helen Manning who has heau etav