The morning call., 1890-10-16

composed of members weli-known indiyid-
uallv to the public and who work together
in artistic harmony.
The following was the cast which inter-
preted ''The Doctor of Alcantara" Doc
tor Paracelsus, A. NJ. Thornton; Senior Bal
thazar, A. F. Srhleicher; Carlos, his son,
Aiphonse Luttringer; Don Pomposo, c: L.
Pa aren't Jr.; Saneho, j. w. Madden; Pedro,
A. l.. Auradou; Donna Lucrezia, Mrs. ).
W. Madden; Isabella, Miss Alyina NJ.
Heuer; Inez, Mrs. c. l.. Parent Jr.
Mr.. f. Dellipane made sympathetic mu-
steal director, while Miss a. Lrbatard as
harpist supplied Just t the needed accentIa7
ton on occasion. The operetta Is tuneful
and replete with action, while the execution
left little to be desired. An excellent fiat
had been issued precluding the opening OF
the doors during the progress OF any act,
an interruption that has proved a constant
| cause of annoyance. Mr. George Mullen
| presided in the absence of Mr.. MeaSher. and
made some of his useful and incislve re-
marks on the conduct Of the club, which
! were applauded
| the evening the committee being as follows;
| Mr.. Charles Fonda, manager; MIR. Il. Bar
| telle, Mr.. W. w. Barrett, MIR. Charles
| MARBLE, Mr.. Thomas E. Driscoll. w.,
| The officers of the club are: WI 7.
Meagher, President; George A. Mullin.
| Vice-President; Harrison HouseWorth, he
| cording Secretary; Norman &. Harris,
| Financial Secretary; w a. searies, treas
urer; \. NJ. Thornton, W. ii. Hallett, H. b.
| Holmes II. Il. Wainwright, IL. u. Fierce,
| Executive Committee.
Party on Laguna Street.
| Last Wednesday evening pleasant party
was held at 202 Laguna street in honor of the
| anniversary of Miss Hermina Andres BIRTH
| day. The house was prettily deeoratedw
| La France roses and smiiaX. The evening
| was spent in singing, recitationS and dane
! ing. AT IL o'clock supper was served in the
| large dining-roOm, the march to table being
| PLAYED by Miss Josephine Andres and Miss
| Title Felt, and led by Miss HermiDa An
| dres and Mr.. Il. l.. Radke, followed by fifty
| couples. After supper the guests proceeded
to the reception parors, where dancing was
! kept up till early morn.
! During the evening TecitatiOns were given
| by Messrs. Il. l.. Radke and II. WeichaGt.
very pretty speech was also given 10y Miss
| Hermna Andres. The dancing was under
| the direction of MessTs. j. p. Bequette and
Il. L. Radke.
The following are those who were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andres, Mrs Felt, Miss Her
nina Andres, Miss Josephine Andres. Miss
Amelia Andres, Miss Clara Vonath, Miss
Lille w olfes, Miss Pauline Shlueter, Miss
Emma Delwig, Miss Minnie Weichart, Miss
Carrie Bapp. Miss Parthenia Burkardt.
Miss lille Fett Miss Josephine Miller, Miss
Aivina Burkardt, Miss Ida EhrenpLorL, Mrs
Emelia Wedemeyer, Miss Augusta Ehren-
pfort, Miss Bertha Keiver. Miss Annie Fo-
nath, Miss Margareta Becker, Miss Minnie
Won Ahnden, Miss Hattie Becker. Miss
Anna Hildebrand, Miss Annie Weichart,
Miss Lou Fuendeing, Miss Martha keiver,
Miss Helen Becker; Messrs. j. p. Bequette,
| X. L. Radke, W. HOrstmann, y. hiefer, Il.
| Nonath, F. ID. Jackson, j. f. lilly, w. L.
Felt, l.. Ehrenpfort II. Hansen, T. Wolfes,
| IL. Weicnart. +. l. Drlwig, \. L. Ehren-
| pfort, l. Becker, Carl Felt.
The Greenfield MARKS Wedding.
| IS int
which took place during the week was the
marriage OF Miss Gussie Marks to Mr.. Will
lam Greenfield which took place on Sunday
last.
The ceremony was solemnized by the
Rev. DR.. S. Philo according to the rites of
the Jewish church. The affair took place at
st. Georges Hall, 9095 Market street, which
was profusey decorated in honor OF tho
occasion with large American flags and
streamers, evergreeuS and beautiful flowers.
The ceremony took place at o'clock IN the
afternoon in the presence of Il large number
OF relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. After the ceremony much time was
spent in cOngratulating the newly married
| couple.
The bride was the recipient of many hand
some presents and beautiful floral pieces.
At about O'Clock the guests formed in
grand march and repaired to the large ban
quet hall were q bOunteouS repast was
served. during which tOasts were rendered
by some of the prominent guests. After
ward the company returned to the dance
nan were dancing WAS inuu'seu Ill iii
ihlun!En.' w., s..
nIna'a1t 1irtbfor nartv was given tn
- - - ~ Sa,,-ro,, o,,erin, at
t',,.-, rasj5oroa 1EsS Uor,ord STRAIT
m IN ,.oS ,,avotad 70 singina dan
-: .,o,,a-77,,'a +bo enia,,,nart of mnsic
Ali "a o,cIock the guests proceeded to the
~, ~ 800, rbaro On elaborate renast as
served. Miss Lillian was the recipient of
many beautiful presents. Among those
were: Miss Lillian Eustice, Miss Helen
Whitcomb, Miss Maggie Symington, Miss
Lillian Coakley, Miss Mamie Callahan, Miss
Martha Symington. Miss Hattie Merrill,
Miss Mary Cannon, Miss Ida Bracken, Mrs.
Annie Coakley, Miss Tessie Sheehan,
Miss Nellie Eustice, Miss Annie Merrill,
| Mrs. G.. a. EuStce, Mis-. Freshman; MessrS.
John Stone, Charles w. Dunn, J. j. Bart
lett. A. Ashenfter, A. NJ AnniS, Charles
Cannon, w. Black. j. Callahan, t. Lewis,
J. L. Coakley, Edward W. EuStlce, j. ii.
Eustice, Nj. freshman.
Society Personals.
| Mrs General John 4. Miller has been
,,- US. 49, - this citv from Mana very
eI so,,,la,,;od b,, be, on,bto-
III Li,0 ""' az, a. ", III IT -, 7rt,o,,
1t is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
| Crooker will return from Europe in the
800 49, ,iart af Nn,onnbar
e@ Ny pa ',, NJ CbarIos II sin,rkins Miss
MI anu Nj o ma Ie1 - ,.iii,
Simpkins and Mr.. ii. l.. Simpklns nave re-
turned to the Palace Hotel from four
months visit TO the Hotel del Monte.
Mic Jennfe Mcmillan and MIR. Robert
,,o9 80 =, va1Iaia ~, S,,,
McMlii"h 'i'i'eu Il ''4U' III amy 'l Jun
day. ~ p,
Miss Eugenia Peyton ana MI bernard
Peyton came up to this city from Santa
(,rnz ON Monday. Miss Susie Taylor has
been visiting them.
As Assistant Bishop Nichols is visiting the
marshes of the diocese in the southern part
| of the State
Miss Katie Jalboe came up from Santa
Cruz on Monday.
Colonel J. 7. Jackson spent Sunday al
the Napa Soda Springs.
Mrs NJ NJ. Estee is at Hedgeside.
Mr. and Mrs Hathaway and their. daugl-