The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-12

vary Presbyterian Church. at the residence OF
The brides parents, 10 Golden Gate avenue.
early summer flowers, relieved with evergreens
In tasteful aud most effective arrangement.
An elaborate wedding breakfast was aiterward
served, when the health of the united couple WAS
duly honored. The latter soon afteywaid de-
parted for a bridal tour in the southern portion
OF the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray VIII reside at 415 Baker
street, ana VIII receive ON Tuesdays.
The Smell Reception.
There was brilliant assenblage at the house
OF Miss Edna McGraw 945 Chestnut street, Oak
land, last Friday evening, on The occasion OF
reception given TO the senior class OF Smell Sem
mary by the class OF 81 OF the same institution.
The house had been prettlly decorated with
mafgueiites, marigolds snowballs aud other
flowers, arranged with charming taste.
Dancing was continued till long after mid.
night. Souvenirs OF The class colors demon and
Whitley were distributed during the evening. At
midnight delicious supper was served and was
partaken OF by the following guests; Mrs; Nc Nc
Miss Edna McGraw, Miss Daisy Barger, Miss
Blanche Barnhlsel, Miss Lulu Brim, MISS Bertha
Couch Miss Dora Craig MIS-; Ethel he'll, Chain.
Sarah Dickinson, Miss Jennie Glover, Miss E.
Haistesd, Miss Grace Holbrook. Miss Eta
Miller, Miss Maud Pope, Miss Hattie Hart, Miss
Meyer, Miss Efie Sides. Miss Ella Shaw, Miss
Beil Walker: Miss A. Sweeizer, Miss Elizabeth
MISS ALICE MAUI DuSWcIt MISS
lien Gwen Carolhers,. Miss Lizzie 7. Chap
man, Miss Maud Louise DauIton. Miss Sophie
Enid Eppinger, Miss Flora Goldman, Miss
Laura Caroline Huffman, Miss Viebella Martin,
Miss Ethel Merryman, Miss Z. Stewart, Miss
Anna X. Van Gordon, Miss Minnie Maud war
rem, Miss Jennie Chase Wheaton, Miss Alice
VIII Fine. Mi. Free Jacobs, Mr.. VIII Clisby, Mr..
Frank Leach Jr., Mr.. Louis haslIn, MIR. Thomas
E ove MI Pnsp Mr. ira BE- beee
MIR. Ill. Z. Chapman, Mr.. L. w. Allen. MIR Leo
nald Goodhue. Mr.. E. W. Morgan, Mr.. Ralph
Jones, Mr.. George Gardner, Mi. George White.
MIR. James White, Mr.. Charles Cushing, MI. Ira
Sides, Mr.. John Rees, Mr.. Jack Donnell, Mr. ID.
Thomas, MI. Seth Mann, DR., George, Rodolph,
Miss Thompson, Miss AbDie Fay, MI. Swank,
MIR. Kincaid, Mr.. S. Baker, Mr.. " alter Dart Mr..
Alex Stewart, Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. Thompson. Mr..
Quinn. Mr. Shaw, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Lang, Mr..
Neubaur.
The Trinity Parish Entertainment.
choice musical and literary entertainment,
under the auspices OF the Brotherhood ot ST.
Andrew OF Trinity Parish, took place last Mon-
day evening in the presence of large and select
audience. The Orphion Orchestra othelated on
this occasion, ana Mr.. II. j. Stewart, Nj. b.,
acted IN the capacity Of musical director.
The first part of the entertainment consisted OF
G0nenbach); recitation, "Lasca," !DeSprez), Mr.;
NJ. f. Hammond; song, star OF My Heart
tDenzal Mr.. NJ. II. Fortescue; recitation,
Spring" Coenenl Miss Jeanette Wilcox; whis-
ling solo, Miss Gertrude judd songs, (d) "The
Violet (Mozarp, tJ) Spring Tide" lBecker),
Mrs. Adler keesing; recitation selected, MI. Ii.
CLAW Eastman; song, Three Jolly Sailor Boys
Marzials), Mr. OspOod putnam; duet MANDOLIN
Louise Wlnlerburn; gavotte, columbus"
(Hauerl. The various numbers were admirably
rendered. encores being earned by Miss Wood,
Miss Judd, Mr.. Eastman, Mr.. Putnam, Mr..
Charles Winlerburn aud Miss Winierburn.
None OF The audience stirred until The curtain
rose upon the little comedy, "a Game of Che s."
mr. lad o. flA
programme, with the following cast: Fanny,
Miss Matte z. Gibbs; Marian burlington, Miss
dart; Fisher Plodder. Mi. j. f. Lar ken; Major
burlington. Mr.. j. +. McGauiey; Guy Leigh, Mr..
j. 5. jerks. Miss Gibbs divided the nonors OF
The play with MIR. Larken, but Mr.. McGauey
was excellent in his ''invlnclbility," and Miss
Wood made a sweet object of Mr.. jerks sollci-
tude. Aunt Minerva was amusinSly made up,
rapidity of articulation in the difficult falsetto
movements. The affair was much enjoyed by
those who attended
Iyceum Entertainment.
Simpson Lyceum gave Its regular monthly
entertainment in the parlors Of Simpson Memo
rial Church last Monday evening. Mr.. w. A. S.
Nicholson, the retiring President, called the
meeting 10 order aud introduced his successor,
Colonel Charles Ii. Blinn. The following excel
lent programme was rendered. each number
giving much satisfaction: Deyotlonal3exel cises,
and the business of The yceum; Presidents In
augural address, q. II. Bnnn; piano solo, Maste r
Euui6 MduSldtul, vocal Quct, lie OypSles,
Misses Ada T. aud Lizzie a. Park; lyceum
essay, ex- President W. A. 5. Nicholson; Tecita
tlon, II on. F. j. Murasky; vocal quar- let, Mrs. L.
S. A anderson, Mr.. j. II. Werner, MIS-. &. l.. FAR
eni, Mr. Z. Van 0rden; plano solo, The Banjo"
Miss kiltie X. HeYman; vocal solo, Mr.. w. s.
ADMINISTER; lyceum lec'uie General w. Ii. l..
the esteem In which the retiring officers were
held was unanimously adop;ed.
The CslItnPesn Society Entertsi mt.
A large aud apprecatlye audience filled Lunrs
Hall, on Friday evening, 10 listen TO very en-
tOyable programme presented by the Caliopian
Musical and Literary Society. The officers OF
the society are as follows: Mr.. W. }. Jory,
President; Miss Hattie Martin, First Vice Pres-
dent; Miss Z. l.. Jacobs, Second Vice-President;
Miss L. ii. JoIy, Secretary; Mr.. W. r. Garfield,
Financial Stcretaryi Mr. John A. Moore, Treas.
nrer; Executive Commttee-Mr. A. j. ltsell
MI. Lyman Bridges, Nine. Rowe de perky Miss
A J. Staley. MIR. ID. Dutt
The programme was as iollowsi Overture
Calliopean quartet; recitation, Mr.. Guy Dur.
rell; male quartet, Messrs James Wood. Frank
MaItin, A. L. Barry aud James Ii. Nounnan; re-
Gibson; intermlsston; selection, Calllopeau
quartet; either solo, Mr.. S. S. Peck; original
poem, "lsolation of Genius" Mr.: A. Willis
LightDourn; specialties, Mr.. W. L. Williams
recitation. Miss ii. l.. Martin; FAIRY Voices"
Miss Agnes Boeh, Miss Eta Butler, Miss Stella
Mttram, Miss Gertrude Howell, Miss Estelie
Raphael, Miss Maud Purdy.
Among those present were: Mrs Blake-Alver-
son, Miss Annie Staey. Miss Mabel Bowie, Mr..
W ISL MISS lilldH H. JOIyp MI. NJ. spencer,
Nj. MARI Molisohn, Mr.: aud Mrs. w. J. Har-
dicE, MIR. w. j. Jory. Mr.. George ID. Charles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent, Mir. Clayton Walsh, MIR.
George II. Trask, Miss Ethyle Jory, Miss Ernest
Llvlngton, MIR. and Mrs L. L. Flagg, Miss Kate
Walsh, Miss MurIel Russell, Miss Blanche Jory,
Mr.. Fred Hammer. Mr. Ii. Il. Holman, Miss
g. Livingston, Miss Ruby johnson. Miss Ethel
Booker MIR. Allyn Ormond, Miss Emma Bueher,
Mr.. Z. l. Kendall, Mr.. J. b. Shank, Mr.. Collision,
Miss Bertha Bueher, MIR. and Mrs. II. Haskell,
Mr.. }. l.. Holland, Mrs. Sedner, Miss Daisy
Cohen. Mrs. II. WolIsohn, Mr.. J. E. Cutters,
MRS. Hopper, Miss L. A. Penniman, MIR. L. O..
Gleason, Mr.. C. Robinson. Miss Cordela Burn
ham, Miss May Bulnham, Miss Ella Kendall, Miss
Jennie kinsman, Mr.. j. A. Moore. Miss j. Cohen,
Mr.. " line ltsell, Mr.. IL. Hrsh Miss Reynolds,
Mr.. J. Wolfsohn, Mr. +. NJ. Spencer, Mrs. Con,
Mr.. Nj. Leary, Mr.. Richard 0nyon, Miss DIVA
Onyon, Mr.. Charles Berg, MI. e.. A. Parmlee,
Charles Schroth, Mr. ". II. Baldwin, Miss Isa-
bel Hush, Miss Arey, Miss May Alta Donahoo,
Mrs. j. A. hoffman, Mrs and Miss Harris, Miss
Louis e hoffman. MIR. L. A. DonOhoe, Captain j.
Sonday, Mrs. aud Miss Nora Sonday Miss Cor
dou, Miss Lyda Jalcott, the Misses Lawrence,
berger, MIR. L. klopstock, MIR. Truenan Bartlett,
Mr.. William Latham, Mr. ID. c. Davis, Miss
Fanny FISHER, Miss II. T. sullivan. the
Misses Schroin Miss Davis, Mr. schumacher,
the Misses L. /. and Dora Schumacher, Mr.. n.
L. Buekelew, Mr.. L. Wood, Mr.. John and Miss
Garfield, Colonel L. Bridges, Miss Nora Culk,
Mrs. ID. Z. Culk, Mr.. and MRS. Samuel Valeau,
MIR. and Mis-. Guy Durrell, the Misses Beblow,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Waters, Miss +. Hun. MIR. and
MRS. 3. n. Llnderman, Miss Nj. Golmsky, Miss
Hughes, Miss Davis. Mr.. II. Meyer. Mr.. Il.
Meyer, MIS-. b. Moore, Miss Lila Fales, Miss
Agatha English, Mrs Ii III, Miss L. d. Jory, Mr..
w. Parker Garfield, Miss M. Jennie Staley.
Tn" Mills College Alumne.
The alumne OF Mills College and Seminary at
the meeting on Saturday decided to celebrate
with the usual ceremony the twenty-hfth ami
yersary OF the organization OF the seminary.
Among the alumna present were: President Of
the Alunna Mrs. W. ii. Miller. Mrs. Alexander
Martin, MIS-. +. A. Leach, Miss Kate 5. Spencer,
Mrs. Dennis Spencer, Mrs. Lieutenant Dele
hant!, Miss Malvina McMasters, Miss Jennie
hlink. Miss Emma Garretson, Mrs. IL. Z. Per-
kins, Mrs. c. +. A. Talbot Mrs. Calvin E. Whit
ney Mrs. Charles +. Green, MRS. Helen NJ. SEQ
vile, Mrs. #. A. Frank, Mrs. j. III. Fitch, Mrs.
E. /. Litchfeld, Mrs. A. Ii. Cohen, Miss Marie
Michoii, Miss Mary Farquharson, Mrs. Z. IL.
Hall. Mrs. II. b. Mitchell. Miss Amelia Krke-
terp Mrs. I. IL. ovialt, Mrs. Clarence Wetmore,
Mrs. John W. ompkns, Mas. A. X. p Harmon
Jr., Miss Elya King, Miss Louise Grove, Miss
Sarah Davis, Miss Grace Unger. Miss Naomi
Ware. Mrs. j. III. Kirkland. Mrs. j. B. Coon. Miss
Matte Belcher, Miss Susie Meek, Miss Grace
Riccou., Mis-. NJ. Carpenter Vincent Mrs. 5. G.