The morning call., 1890-04-28


Glass of'S5; Messrs william b. Collier Jr. and
William Z. Miller OF Glass OF $50; Messrs Charles
u; Edwards and Charles Z. Gibbs Jr Of Glass Oh
'SS; Mr. John BLACKWELL OF Glass of '99. Al
the close OF the banquet, which was very
enjoyable, the Alumni Association held lis
annual meeting and elected the following gen
tlemen 10 act as officers for the coming year:
President, Mr.. Alfred p. Theobald: Nce-Presi-
dent, Mr.. William A. Powning; Treasurer. Mr..
Alfred p. RedngtOn; Secretary, Mr.. j. Shep-
herd jerks. After vote OF thanks 10 Dr. Spald.
Ing for the banquet the association adjourned
sine die.
The Kermesse.
There is only about week now to the date OF
the next leading society event-the kermesse.
At length people have grappled the fact that this
is no ordinary affair; that there are TO be no
booths. no fortune wheels, no fancy vending-ln
fact, absolutely none of the egalized wles oil
charity for wheedling the nImble dollar. II Is
understood that the 81 90 entrance fee positive
~ represents the price of an evening OF unal-
loyed pleasure, and the kermesse now conJutes
up only delicious Vision OF falr faces, sylpn-
like forms and dainty flying skirts woven IN
novel ana piquant measures, with the oppor-
tunlty of general dancing promised later r. on a.
Spectators and chaperones Will be provided wltR
comfortable seats, and II is whispered that there
Will be a g00dly representation OF clubmen In the
galleries. The ready sale OF tickets indicates
that the charitable enterprise has been happily
conceived. and Odd Fellows Hall, on the 9th
prox., is likely to present brilliant spectacle.
The Arion Club Musicale.
Tie Arlon Club celebrated Its second anniver-
S>'J W. N"Ne-N NA-S ''4SS'' - - N'S
rooms, Ala Pine street, by concert, banquet
and ball. Only the members were admitted.
The club was assisted by Mrs. l. Seminario, So
praDo; Miss Frida Sylvester, pianist; Messrs. Ii.
an orchestrn az airtI 'A0
Tie following excellent programme under the
leadership OF the AIion's music director, Pro
lessor August r. Lecn, was rendered 10 man
Merry Wives of Windsor" (NcolaD, orchestra;
"iset sloIAe' ne" NIseisIhl. eno Js, sol,
Hsnsen. JAIN dnsi " mno roncavrrIe nan
iaussu, ntoiin uHet, Duo I9,iee .dI ~ " S
S" 80 o. IL -. W; Senhiiut 'iu "a.
sVPI auo soIo, AugSlS 3eLeha9d NbIasdl, WIN
oTi,sSaV ~ MI II; u, W. 13nilat, nr' d ~
9 :, Wn "a = neiDSt' new HieuoeIgers Wl
, m1nn SiI - Z"el uut oIIu Shtesft!' maj maj
ehoi us, lanv-cohceI'o no. l, uldJVt, MIN
Erii S,iytsr tTh w ~ ,'' ET' iiTnta,n, in
denb,n3i - ~ hs,rfsr ~, .SJrS cnNr ~ inncstI
uenoauH (EpeIlel, (O( oplhn opihh =, - uhsSI
MI MI Julus hanseni Ilale ehoi Us, Det Alte
- "ut oaus ue" 3 :; td ,
choi US Auo orchestra, On, 10 home Nhteul
aeIE me accom- panllnent 70 the Iast- naiii re-, u
G pr was e.eF' lily arIduseu lor oIcnes'i" ny
Ai0iessoI Ecu. -, e,,,
lhe ailoh CIuo numbers nearly zoo iheinoe D.
r iHto iclife cruz anu aSsocidts
John II SevsIs are p tpe Rchard Fenner
t, tesiuTnea ~. iiI.enoaGn; SecTGtaiy ~
Rard df h w rieJ nan
Poa a. " -: w noeuet Onailes DuI
y, hoIioi atl, +. a. Olto d Lueaeis anu T. w.
Oi"ine' august l. Zeen' music aIeetor'
Iarty on Ripley street.
the residence Of Mr.. C. q. Burton. 1914 Ripley
s-roo, -, 500, a,,o,i,r L., ,p, -, ~
49,, y" , irUuI"g i@o'' nus us
sNlie'h birthday anniversary Inc company
consisted mainly Of the oiIiciary Of the Central
NJ T. Church and their wives
During the evening an agreeable surprise was
given the host by The presentation 10 him OF A
large easy.r rocker by members OF the official
board of the church. OF which MIR. Burton is one
of The Oldest members. The presentation was
made ny nv James hlgsi.s on OehaiI oil me
Va - 10 ' r. t h'a go
of Inc Chnrch nv MeSsrs. J. r. FmmaI 'Jndee
E. Burke Samuel Martin, Charles Mersf-Ider
+. II. jackson K T. MarIack William Abbott
and Mrs A Himau The recipient feelngIy
responded in happV and ieliclIoIs manner Tor
himself and family The evening was spent
pleasantly with social converse reciia ION vocal
solos and other singing a novel and amusing
distribution of souvenirs 10 each one present and
refreshments being served
Al late hour the company dispersed with ex-
pressious of pleasure gnod wishes and hapny
returns for host hostess and family
The cOmn.uy uresent were. MIR and Mrs G.
| q hinton The Misses Susie and Stella Burton
| Mr. and Mrs Charles f. Burton the Masters
| Edgar and Arthur Burton Mrs A. HilImap MIR
and Mis-, Henry ZONES, lie Rev MT and Mrs,
| ", W. Case, Mr.. aud Mrs E. Burke. Mr.. and
| Mis- William Abbott MIR and Mrs Samuel Mar
! lows. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmi. Mr.. and Mrs, RoIla Y.
! Watt. Mr. and Mrs. James HIsgine Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. townsend, Mr. and Mrs James A.
| DYER MIR and Mrs lanes l. Case Mr. and Mrs.
! r NJ Resdinr. MSster WaiIace Readil,S Nj Mr.
| and Mrs. f. b. Root. Mrs. Matthews Miss
Marion Bray, Miss Minnie Taylor, Miss Matte
| Lizzie TayIor; Messrs. r. /. Marrack. F. III
| Jackson j. j Morris Louis Palenghi Charles
Mersfelder, Z. Nj. Bixby, A. w. Bell.
The ~, -, R,nonet.
.-. - =. - :. 80. 80 80 ,
banquet was gwen Dy the Iota chapter OF
the Zeta Isl Fraternity, in honor OF their twentf
! eth anniversary. at the Palace Hotel a week acc
| Sarnrdav ntrht The qhanrer il the Oldest of t'o
fraerntes ar me enc i, H o
California ana counts among It's members many
| Of the most prominent men Of the community
such as Senator Dargte, ex-senator Hnborn, ex.
| District Attorney Reed, and Regents Rodgers
and Ainsworth.
AT O'Clock the Hon. S. q. Hllborn of the
| Kama called the gathering together in ibe most
ancient manner, When they adjourned from tue
pariots To tue banquel-hall. When tho evening
had progressed The toast master called Mr.. Fred
s. Stratlou Of the Iota for a eponse to the toast
Zeta ISL" after Which The Zetas joined heartily
| in the song "Zeta Psi We Pledge Tonight Ever
| more to Love Thee" etc. Other toasts were re-
| spOnded to as follows: i he Regents" Hon.
Arthur Rodgers of the lola; The Bar" F. II.
| Powers. Iota; a. The Press" w. X. Hearst OF the
| Rho; " Tau Kappa Phi" DR.. Mcdonald OF the
| Chi; " Ties that Bind the East and Vest, 4. IL.
sherwood a. NE dota' osier S9 E fnllo
q Fdya U ~" Of The iota Tfe Lola" d ia.
| marest of the Iota. - The Alumni'' was then
| responded to by Hon. Everett b. PomrOy. Alter
songs, lmpIomptu toasts and speeches., the meet
ins moS Igo.e nr.san, vara From T,,t.
| lege Hon 6 q Huhorn and Hon Philo Hersev
| iron, Harvard Irniversjtv W r Hesrst I i,
| Sherwood. +. X. King; from Colby DIR. j, 4, Nc.
| Dnn,Id. from Ann hrhnr w n 4 tderson. from,
Bowdoin. Professor G. W WalkeT. Men i5e
| mast and active of the Iota-Of the UulyerSity of
| EaIfornia. Hon CHARLES a AieYander Dr n
| l. Adams ex.SenafOr Budd 4 Bouse n q
| Baldwin, A. D. Cross, w. H. Calhoun Jr. Frank
! p D.prinr. p. c, Delnaresf FIederick r. Dnhr.
| mo II Il benson RI p Dver Prof.Ssor ~ r.
| Edwards ID II. Fatrbanks DR. W F. FIn,,e
| George Fl FouIKs ID. ID tirifiihs Judge F "
| He1snaw. Y. Hook. F. +. HitJell z. p Hilhorn
| Jr.' ". Ii. Henry. l.. L. James r. s Kuight
| Douglas Iiudlay. 4. A Low. ,Josepb lie Conte Pr
| G h Lskenan. II. w. Meek Edwin MayS FIIIoii
| McAiIisieT George ID MctiIIIiyrav q X Nc
| MnTray Charles + Oyerscker F r PomIov r
| r. Pnwers Fred s Pheby. DIstTict IttoTnev
| George " IReed. Norman Rideout Hon arthn,
| RHdgeTs Josenh G Roweu IL q RaIston calm
| Taeiius Ryland ,JT.. Ed A. shepherd William r
| Sherwood. n. a. Sherwood. VanderIyn STOW +
| s. Stratton. j. g. Snitop. G. f. Tay. 4. L, Stone
| Major l. w Tomkins w I Terry W NJ
| TTosne Clarence Wetmors w NJ Weighei
| WbinnIe Georee r Wright Among tha s",,