The morning call., 1890-05-19
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
too,tipued from Third Poge.)

gan for his consistent acting, winch was us
finclly OF a profes siOnal order OF tAceIence.
fair si;zad anitanre epioyed the DRAMA which was
followed by dancing 10 the excellent music OF
Blum's Orchestra. =, ., -
follows: President, VIII Lonergan; Nice-Presi-
dent George A. Elsenhauer; Secretary, Miss
Mamie de Lury; Treasurer, Walter g. OBrien;
Sentinel, T. H. Berlaud Jr.; stage manager, Sol
KTaus. The courteous committees of the even
ing were composed as follows: Reception Com
mittee = Miss Mamie SIGNALLING Chairman,
Miss Carrie hamlin, Miss Grace Davies Miss
Poll Montague, Miss MEDIA Davies. Miss Eliza
Montague, Messr.. NJ. Z. LIGHT. E. j. McNess, j.
manager. George Ramm; assistant floor mana
ger, Howard Smith; Floor COmmiItee-MeSsrs.
Z H. BertAud Jr., I. j. Crowley, Martin Hauser.
Party on Arlington Street.
A very pleasant surprise parry was given TO
Miss Annie Crouch at her parents residences on
Arlington and Miguel streets a week ago Satur
day evening. Dancing, singing and games were
INDUCED in till early in The morning Among
those present were: Miss Annie Crouch, Miss
Victoria Kenty Miss Minnie Breriy Miss
Mary Smith. Miss Mamie Hatta bough, Miss Lille
Castle, Miss Maggie Haitabough, Miss Maud
Crouch, Miss Violet Henry, Miss Amy Crouch,
Miss Minnie Walters, Miss Susie Bowers, Miss
Louie Brierely. Miss Agge Hargraye, Miss
Lille Duckee, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Mason, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Crouch, Mr.. Crouch,
Mrs. Mason. Mr.. J. Kehoe, Mr.. j. Boyle, Nj. T.
Kelley, Mr.. W. Hattabough, Mr.. A Crouch. Mr..
J. Shirer, Mr.. W. Smith, Mr.. +. Crouch, Mr.
/. CiCuch, Mr.. J. Foeety. Mr.. l.. Bertram. Mr..
hdll, Mr.. y. bIlSIINt MI. w. DluEhdill, DIT. d.
Church, MI. p. Schultz, MIR. &. Hastings, MI. J.
Silver, Mr.. Ii. Hargraye.
The ADMINISTRATION Wedding.
very pleasant wedding reception was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. q. NicMahon on Tuesday, the
6th inst. at their residence in San Mateo
County in honor OF the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie Mcmahon, to MIR. Oliver Hamlin
OF Contra Costa County
The wedding took place at st. AIMS Church,
San Mateo County, at IL O'clock, by the Rev.
Father Cooper. They returned 10 the residence
OF The brides and partOOk of a fine Wrdding-
breakfast, after which the guests enjoyed them
selves in dancing, games, etc.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hamn Mr.. and
Mrs. Barry, Mr.. aud Mrs. 0. Hamlin Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. GAffney, Mr.. aud Mrs. Doyle, Mr.. aud
Mrs Mckenna, Nj. ana Mrs: Kennedy. Mr. and
Mrs: BrlEgs. Mr.. Dunn Miss N. Dunn. Mrs Bot
tbs, Miss L. BOtlis, Miss Eva Sharp Miss kittie
sharp Miss Emma ObrOck, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.
+ e, Mr.. j. Pike. Miss Anna Devlin. Miss Rose
Mualey. Miss J. Mulialey, Miss Mary Bodlne,
Hiss Lizzie Bodne, Miss Maggie Kennedy, Mrs.
Steward, Miss Maggie McManon, Mr.. Craven,
neoy Mr.. j. kennedy. Mr.. w. Harrington, Mr..
Van StraatOn, Mr.. BOdine, Mr.. Lawrence Null
iaiey Mr.. j. Lennon, Mr. P. Grant, Mr.. Collins,
Mr.. I. Kelley. Mr.. McArdle. Mi. Mclaughlin
Mr.. Hughes, Master y. Mcmahon Mr.. Barry,
Miss Nellie Barry. Miss Minnie Barry, Miss
Katie Barry, Miss Lizzie Barry, Miss Aggie
Barry.
A Joint Party.
Last Thursday evening the members OF Y. Nj.
l., No. rs, and c. L. A. s., No. 2, rendered BEN
eft 10 tile family of one of their deceased mem
0ers at Mission Opera Hall.
The entertainment opened at $50 o'clock and
concluded at 1880 O'Clock, after which dancing
10 the uueNceutiOuabie music Of Bum's Orches-
Ira WAS indugurated and continued until II
o'clock. Every seat in the hall was occupied
and all The SIanding-roOm utilized. The manage
usent worked had and zealously 10 make the
..halr the success IL was.
The programme was as follows: Remarks by
President Mr. pufiu Frazier.
Mrs. NJ. Mckee Wiz; recitation, DR.. I. Hui;
local solo, Mr. NJ. COughlin; vocal solo. Miss n.
Sbeehan; recitation, Little Laura Crews; come
Ong Mr.. J. 0Nei; recitation, Mir. Walter Le-
Hlau; vocal solo, Mrs. l.. Crews; specialtles, MI.
josh DAVIS; finale, Professor Bree and pupils.
The committees OF the evening were composed
As follows: Committee OF Arrangemeuts-M
+. Code, Miss f. BoOIh Miss NJ. Miles, Miss y.
Fenuell, Miss VI. D0nahue, Mr.. j. L. Broad, Mr..
shea; Reception Committee Hiss VI. Code, Miss
A. Boo'h b, Mrs. A. King, Mrs A. Murphy, Miss
VI. Miles, floor manager. Dr.. Walter +. Cof1ey;
Floor Commlttee-Mr: l.. Dolan, MIR. l.. Nickel,
Mir. T K. Hunt Mr.. Wall Mr.. James Cummns
Mr. Justin McCarty. Mr. P. j. Carr
metropolitan Company Entertainments.
The Metropolitan Dramatic Company gave
very credltable representation Of Robert Ma
caire" last Friday evening at Irving Hall
There was good attendance, and as this was
the FIRST play put on the boards by the company
there was peculiar interest IN the performance.
his interest, although at times demOnstratIve
CONS lluleu none the less Tue pest anu sl0cefeSt
trlbute TO lie excellence OF lie rept eSentat0n.
Following was the cast OF characters: Robert
Maeaire, Mr.. K p. Troy; jacques Strop. Mr.. J.
NJ Ryder; Gefmeuil, Mr. Il. j. BOylan: Dumout,
Mr.. j. F. Mccain; Charles, MIR. Il. d. Barton !;
Pierre, Mr. j. ). Gagliardo; Sergeant Loupy
Mr.. Harry Grothi Marie, Miss Geneyleve Mack
Ciemeniine, Mss Loltie Duckel The repre-
sentative OF Robert MacaiTe played his part
o. Win admirable art, and succeeded In presenting
thoroughly satisfactory picture of the des-
peTdte character. Mr.. Ryders past tTairiig
made htin very acceptable jacques Stop. OF
The OtneEs, particular mention belongs to Miss
Maek for AeE artistic renoiiiGR Of Marie. The
remainder OF TIE company were conscientious in
their less prominent roles, and The stage was
well managed by Mr. Joseph 5. McCormlcs.
Alter the successful :ei limitation Of the play
he hall was cleared for dancing. which was en-
j0yed under the direction OF Mr.. R. ID. Barton.
assisted by Mr.. j. F. McCann. The officers Of
the company are; Acting Manager, j. NJ. Ryder
Secretary. X. d. Barton; Treasurer, Miss K.
McConnOD.
A Private Picnic.
private picnic was held at Ross Valley yes
Ierday. The following named participated:
Miss Alameda Washburn, Miss May Washburn,
Miss Carrie Worth, Miss Edna Worth, Miss Fan
ME Golden. Miss Hannah Golden, Miss Ethel
Freeman, Miss Lottle Miner. Miss Sadie May
neld; Messrs. Morris Sherwood, K. Black, d.
Hogan, Louis Hogan, Joseph Washburn, Bert
LaZ.r, 5. Miner, q. Leary. b. Windsor, A. Con
NH. A. Miner, Nj. Scribner. u. Adams, Henry
Adams, GefsOn Golden.
ihe anderson Academy Masquerade.
fancy dress and domino party was given by
tie pupils of Tie Anderson Dancing Academy
last Saturday evening at their hall, conner Of
Seventeenth and Noe streets. Many of the cos
FUMES worn were rich, pretty and unique. The
carnival march was led by Mr.. H. Sutherland a:
Louis XIV, accompanied by Miss Lizzie do
Guene as Martha Washington. The hall wa!
LasIefully decorated with flowers and streamers
Among those present in costume were
Mr.. &. II. Wells, Spanish rToubadOur; Miss W
G. IlaIt, Zouaye; Miss Katie Earles Indiar
>quaw; Miss lille Noll, peasant girl; Mr.. Ed Il
Coleman, Uncle Sam; MIR. Wallace L. Bonacina
old maid; Miss Nellie Mackey, hower-girl
Nj. j. S. Drew, Cline Newcome; Mr.. w. j. Drew,
tramp; Mr.. j. Hyn-s caused much merrlment In
ais character "a negro; Messrs. u. +. Albert,
L. b. ADeIti. II. j. COrdes, c. ID. Anderson, w.
Aanon, JOHN OCOnnor and F. j. Aiberti ap-
cared as sailor boys; Mr.. Z. Breton, military
Mr.. Albert Anderson. Chinamau; g. Il. Little
ueld, dude; Miss l.. Ayers, fancy dress; Mis-.
Nay Morris. Deisarte costume; Mr.. w. E. Cody
luke; Miss L. b. ThurgoOd, evening dress; Mrs
W L; Cody, domino Miss Jennie Moran, flower
slri; Miss Hlda Anderson, America Miss Viola
ALBERT, Topsy; Mr. G. q. Morris, domino; Mrs.
Il. Melhe, dolninOi Miss C. A Mansfield fancy
dress; MIR. Arthur Anderson, Irlshman; Mr. C.
swain. English dude; Mr.. Z. L. Anderson, Mex
ican; Miss l.. L. Bray, fancy dress; Miss Ebba
AndeI son, Daughter Of The Regiment; Mr.. Rob
eu UCOnnell, military; Miss Ida Elliott, fancy
dress; Mr.. w. j. Hynes, negro; Miss g. Coleman
evening dress; Miss l.. Russell, sailor girl; MIR
l. l.; Martin, military Miss Helen Burgen, even
morrison, Roman girl: Miss May OConnor,
negress; Miss May Martin, flower girl; Miss r.
Engle, peasant gill Miss Maud Briggs, fancy
aress; Mr. j. l. Wright grandma's scrap,
James o. Avery, schoOl-boy; Messrs. j. P.
ana b. F. Mackal, clowns; Miss L. MINER
japanese; Miss NJ. McPhllips. fancy dress; Mis-:
Henrietta Smith, Gypsy Queen; Mr.. II. Is. Holm
gIeD, Marks, tile lawyer; Mr.. Albert Anderson,
Chinamani Miss Sarah HyHes, sailor girl; Miss
Mary Hyuessfancy dress; Mr.. Harry Chamber
lain, bcycllsf; Mr. w. j. Tobir, negfess; Mr. B.
g. Tucker ranger; Miss L. B. Thurgood. even
lug dress; Mr.. fblIlp Lawler, gentleman Of
color; Messrs. b. Hatfield, Z. V. Hatfield and
Arthur Hatfield. Mexlcans; Mr.. j. T. Jeffrey
negro; MI. &. L. Anderson, neg o; Mr.. ID. OCon,
nof, military. In addition TO these the following
wore domnoes: Miss Edith Baebr Miss Louise
colder, Miss Lena Heney, MIR. J. Fitzpatrick
Mr.. V. j; Anderson. Mr.. Il; Marsh. Mr.. II. NJ
Turner. Mr.. G. q. Norris, Miss Mackey MIR. t.
A. Jones, Miss Mabel Asch, Miss NJ. Murphy
Mr.. Arthur PolleXfen, Miss q. kimbalI, Mr.. F.
+. Welhe Among lie spectators were noticed:
Mrs; A; Baehr. Mrs. Pollexten, Mrs. William
Asch, MIS-. j. X. Drew, Mrs. L. Lake. Mrs. T. A.
ANDERSON, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. Fl. l.. Smith,
Ars Wheeler Martin, Mrs. L. T. Anderson, Miss
smiley, Miss Maud Rothermel, Miss kaie Parks
Miss GsrIie FIagg. Miss Sheppard; Messrs. c.
swain, Il. l.. Taylor, II. Ii. Martin j. NJ Wilson.
Robert Hugg. ". II. Fulton. Hugh DUN A