The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-07

Roger Webster Mr.. Frank Harris Miss Clara
Beach. Miss kitte Bennett Miss Ida Webster,
Miss Vida Barnard, Mr.. S. M. Lyle Mr.. Alfred
Harris and others.
Allison Golden Wedding Anniversary.
week ago Saturday was The fiftieth ami
yersafy OF the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Allison OF Elmira. There was no planned enter
tainment. but the children prepared a surprise,
and on the arrival of the train from San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Alison's brother Napoleon and wife,
Of Watsonville, Mrs. Allison's sister, Mrs. john
son OF Oakland, and the sons OF f. and d. E. AL
lison and wife, OF San Francisco Joined the sons
daughter, Mrs. l.. j. Harbnson, and husband,
and walked in Unexpectedly, and taking MI. AL
llson completely by surprise.
The hosts reviewed their earlier life In their
native State, OHIO, where they were married In
Washington County on March %, 1910, at the
age respectively OF "a and 20 years 10 keep
with the van moving West they journeyed I'M
mediately to Iowa, where they lived I'LL 1884,
when they came across the plains to California
place near Vacayllle in 1855, where two OF their
children were born and where they have lived
until four years ago when they moved to their
present pleasant home in Elmra.
They raised seven children, six OF whom
are living now, all being present except
Mrs. Mansfield, who lives in Oregon. About
also, and all enjoyed the golden occasion.
The BeuInh Club Entertainment.
The Beulah Club gave their regular entertain
ment and dance last Friday evening at Mission
Opera Hail. Despite the disintegraling effects
of the Lenten season, there was goodly attend
ance, these entertainments having gained
strong hold upon popular favor.
The programme OF the entertainment was as
follows: Overture, Biums Orchestra; whistling
solo, with piano accompaniment. Miss Gerte
Judd; series of Yosemite views, from negatives
recently made by Mr.. Edward L: Gray, accom-
panied by lecture on Yosemite Valley, read by
Professor Ebenezer Knowlton; vocal solo, The
Brook" Mrs Frank Sumner. Much pleasure
and interest were manifested in the various
numbers, amply repaying the efforts OF the en-
teTtainment committee.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed to the music
Of Blum's Orchestra, Mr.. W. 7. Barnes acting
officially as floor director. Tho evening
much enjoyed by all these present. The officers
OF the club are as follows: Mrs. q. H. Morrison,
President; Mrs. j. b. f. Davis, Viee-President;
Stevens, Secretary MI. IL. +. Marsh, Literary
Director.
Party on Green Street.
Mr.. E. l. Wagner, Noble Grand Arch of the
United Ancient Order Of Druids. was most
agreeably surprised Oh Saturday evening of last
week. His wife, with The grand officers Of that
order, arranged party at MIR. Wagners new
ana elegant residence 1915 Green street, which
was in every way a complete surprise 10 the re-
elpient. All arrangements had been made fer
rendering the evening an enjoyable one, and
after a hearty handShakng a band Of music.
which had been engaged, made ii possible for
those who desired TO dance 10 Indulge In that
pastime.
AT midnight an elegant supper was served, the
discussion of which was prolonged by toasIs and
responses, many oil which had bearing upon
Mr.. Wagners successful administration OF the
affairs of the order during the past year..
Among The guests present were the following:
7. &. Cockrill, Mr. and Mrs j. H. Knarston,
Miss E. Cochrl, Mr.. and Mrs: c. Carpy, Mr..
and Mrs. q. Ii. Bahrs. Miss j. Vollmer Mr.. j. j.
Donnelly. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Letroadec, Miss j..
Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Schord. Mr.. Guido
Cagerl, Miss Bertha Volmer Mr.. j. j. Mollson,
Miss Olga Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs q. w. LOWE,
MIR. and Mrs. A. Vollmer, Miss Juliet Wagner,
Mr.. Louis F. Dlnand, DR.. ana Mrs: Ii. L. Nor
ton Hiss G. Rohrbacher, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Hirth,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George e. Caglier
Party in Alameda.
The Old Folks OF The Alameda Harmonic gave
one OF their occasional ente rtainments nd balls
at their hall on Paru street week ago last Sat
urday evening. The attendance was not large,
but 1t was most enjoyable event Preparatory Ia
! dancing, short programme was carried out. the
| vocal solOsts being Mr. Zimmerman OF San Fran
| cisco and Mrs. Debicke piano solo was also
| rendered by Mr. Bruno GatOwski, all OF which
| were well received. The hours until midnight
| were most eljoyably passed in dancing, and then
| the important event OF the evening was an.
| nounced. 1t consisted Of supper During the
| gust Gewer and DIR. II. F. Hoffman,, set TO mu-
| SIC was sung by the entire party. Dancing WAS
| continued after su per until far into the morning
| when The happy gathering dispersed.
| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hol.
MIS-. j. H: Bruins, MIR. aud Mr.: .Adolph Hecker
|
| MayIlseh. Mi. and MIS-. Il. Mayriscb, Mr.. aud
| Mrs. Thorsch. Mr. aud Mrs Godfrled, Nh. and
| Mis- A. Victors. Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Oesterreicher
Mr.. and Mrs. Volberg, Mr.. and Mrs. rents. Mr.
| and Mrs. Won kapf. Mr.. aud Nlrs. d. Staub, Mr.
| and Mrs Albert Debicke, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Milke
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt; Miss Schroeder, Miss NJ
| Sobke, Miss Dohrmann, Miss Brandt; Messrs
| d.. H. +. Hoffman,, L. Dohrmann Adolph Peck
Robert Pfaetlle, b, c. Dohrmann, QUO Brewdt
| o. Nader; Mrs. Presley, Fresno; Mis-. Eggers
| fresno; Mrs. Grasner, Mrs I. SOhlke.
The Excelsior Lodge Party.
The members OF Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852
Knights and Ladies of Honor, gave another o
their enjoyable Evenings at home" last Thurs
day at their lodge-room, 9o9l2 Market street
1t was attended by a very large aud select audi
| enee- Dancing was the attraction of the eveuiu.
under the able management OF Mr.. William J
| Parker, assisted by Messrs William Sayery, II
d. Mckeler aud II. g. Jarman. The following
composed the Entertainment Committee: Mrs
f. X. klnsman, Mrs. E. A. Nolan; ReceptioI
| COmmittee-Mrs. II. NJ. Grenelle Miss Mamie T.
Mccarthy During the pleasant evening llgh
refreshments were served.
Party on Powell Street.
Last Sunday night most delightful party wa
given at the residence OF MIR. P Mondragon O
Powell street. The features ofthe evening wer
the rendering OF songs by Miss Jennie Lopes
Miss Sophie Lopes, Miss Maggie Louis. Mis-
Rosie Esceso, Mr.. n. Rublc and Mr.. NJ. Topete
Dancing was INDUCED IN until a late hour
MOndragon, Mr., and Mrs. j. Nava, Mr.. and Mr.:
j. Goseh. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lacara, MIR. aud Mrs
II. Wilson, Mrs. Z. Larsen. Mrs. A. Coubern
Mrs. /. Monerichard, Mrs. c. Zantes, Mis-
Katie Louis, Miss Jennie Lopes, Miss LOUIS
Monterichard, Miss Nettie Carter, Miss Lotti
L1pes; Siiss Rosie Vsetdugo, Miss Emma Cot,
Ines Rivas, Miss Annie Sibrian. Miss Concht
Mlramontes,. Miss Carmel Reyes, Miss Mere
Miramonte Miss Katie Escobar; Messrs Josep
Miramontes, Pablo Nasques, Arthur MondragoI
+. Suares, L. Miramontes, A. Teiada s
Mondragon, Z. Reyes, A. Suares. +. Mlramoute,
| L.. Sologa, Z. BALI, a. Miramo Gtes, w. Bowl, ,
| Sibiian, j. Senack.
An Entertaining Musicale.
An exceedingly enjoyable entertainment wa
given by the pupils OF the San Francisco School
Elocution at Saratoga Hall. OH Saturday evening
the 29th ult when the following programm
was rendered: Piano solo, "Valse Brllante
tScnubeIU Miss Nicolai; 1.-The Legend of Bre
ganz' (Edmunds), Miss Flora Olcovich; 90 Harr
ana " lAnon.(. Miss Raw Wolfsohn; Ride G
''Marco's DEATH (wheeer), Miss BLOCK; duet
kiss Me" Said Pasha). Miss Helen Byron au,
Miss Adrian Byron; monologue, The Window
curtain" Miss Lillian BouIon; valse Chopin
Master Benuie Fabian; "Meg and L" (Con NtuI
| phy) Miss Flossie Friedlanderi 90 The Pipes a
Lucknow" (WhIlter), Miss Helen Byron; song
Loves Halleluiab' (Faurel Miss Kate Smith
Gone With handsonler Man" (CarletOnl, Nils
Berry, liking Nolmar and Elsie" Miss Mimi
Steinag; "Bandy Tim Colonel Hayl, Mr. Wi
(Csmpana) Miss Ida Smith and Miss kate Smitl
The Preacher OF Hepserdam' tAuon.h Mr.. LIE
Miss Nellie Reddan; " The Holy Branch
(Brownie) Miss Mabel Hughes; When the Su
Went Down" Clarke, Miss Ada Gardiner; due
"Slumber Song" (Amorita), Miss Helen ByrC
and Miss Adrian Byron; "a Mothers Return
(Longfellow), Miss Ida Kruger; lie Ng
Matcn'' (Coppeel Miss Louise Cusgro; remari
| George Cooper.
Party Across the BAY.
An orange tea was given by Miss Grace Ii
born at her parents home, 354 East Fourteen
street, Oakland, on Thursday afternoon las
from to O'Clock, III honor OF Mrs. Sheffield
Santa Barbara, daughter of DR.. /. S. Halsey
this city, who is visiting Oakland. The parlo
of The residence were beautifully decorated wi
3 flowers aud rich orange drapery. All decor
tons were in orange, even 10 the settings on u
. . tea table.
The afternoon was very pleasantly passe
/ Sevea ladies present contributed musical sele
tons. Miss Halsey rendered pleasing instr
/ mental piece, aud Mrs. Sheffield and Miss Brns
acceptably rendered vocal selections TO the d
location Of those present.
, The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Halse
+. Miss Kate Halsey, Mrs. Sheffield, Miss McLea
l. Miss Hilton of Vallejo Miss Lulu Brusie, MI