The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-29
LAWN TENNIS AT SANTA MONICA.
Brilliant Attendance at the Chabot
Home Dedication-Court Apollo
Entertainment - The Pandora
Ciub-Parties Across the Bay.
Interesting Notes of Late Per-
sonaI Movements.

of Mrs LoudeIback, on Eagle avenue Alameda
y ednesday evening. There was full atten d.
ance and the evening was pleasantly spent In
music, Rotations and the other recreations
Characteristic Of socals. These church Soclals
viii probably be given monthly hereafter.
Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, at Golden
Gate Park, some of the ladies OF the Bands of
Hope, Sabbath-SchOols and the Kings Daughters
are arranging 10 have social basket picnic with
Father Waugh in honor Of his eighty-second
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. George E. Goodman Jr. is having plans
prepared for hand some residence in Napa, the
cost TO be IN The neighb0Ihood OF $4,000.
The next social 10 be given by the Flower Mis-
sion viii take place next Monday at the resi-
dence of Captain l.. Ford, corner of Pacific
avenue and Union street, Alameda. a musical
and literary programme Will be rendered. after
which there will De dancing.
California Chapter No. 4, o. L. s., will give a
complimentary entertainment and dance at
B'nai Birth Hall this evening.
a musicale was given at the Pope House,
Santa Cruz. on Sunday evening. Miss Laura Nc
Donald, considered The finest amateur soprano
in California, sang. Other singers were Miss
White, Miss Alice Stephenson, Miss Dame and
MIR. hoenig OF San Francisco
The second anniversary social and entertain
meut OF Banner Benefit Society Will be held at
Albion Hall, AlcaZlr Building this evening.
MIS- W. q. Henshaw, Mrs. Ed. Hale Jr. and
Miss Ferrier entertained number Of friends at
the spacious tennis grounds OF Mr.. Hiram
Tubhs, al East oakland last Saturday after
Church Concert.
a remarkably pleasant concert was given last
evening at the Bush-stGeet N. L. Church on
Bush street. between Scott and Devisadero. II
was arranged by the Epworth League, composed
Of young people connected with the church, and
not only the programme but the minutia, such
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manger, had been admirably considered.
a large audience enjoyed the following selec-
lions: Plano solo, ballad IN a fiat Chopin Miss
Nellie Joseph; vocal solo, ''Fior di Margherlia''
(ArdttD. Miss Alice NJ. Thomas; recitation, Sc
lectedi Miss Hattie V. Martin; Spanish duet,
"B0Iero del Ole" The Misses MIunie and Emma
Provost; guitar solo, NJ ISIS Beatrice Priest; vocal
500, ISIS Emma Nacquoid; recitation, selected,
Miss Florence Beals; vocal solo, The Diver"
Mr.. ). a. Sn0ok piano solo, Mr. A6ner Phelps;
Thomas filben, pastor OF the church, presided.
and his announcement OF lie various numbers
was frequently Interrupted by encOres.
After the entertainment The friends were i'll
Yited into d rear room, which had been pretIIy
prepared In the Japanese style with colOred Ian
teruS and bright patches OF color about The
snowy tables, laden with good things. Fans
paper napkins, screens and umbrellas completed
the Illusion. The decorations here, as in the
church, where flowers alone had been employed.
were largely the Work Of Miss Moss, Miss Laura
Williams, Mrs. NOrthon and Mis-. Myers, 10 whom
much Gre dit Is due.
doubtless be followed by other entertainments.
A neat sum was realized for the piano tuad Of
the church. The President of the club is the
pastor, Rev Nj. Fllben, and the officers MIR; j.
IL. NorthOn and Miss Clara Williams The En.
TeIi4Iument &c D.. OF he evening consisted
Of Aiss n. q hos MISS anna Powell hls5
Sarau EcNz.-.- Mss Laura Williams Mr.. =. ii.
NUIllCu. a&r
: r--r- lls4si Esurr-d 20 0aIlrra-
J Response n svi s.oas from Tie Board Of
Ma RreNs Of nc l4-u5t SheI5uGE hcas ia
Oa7.~ud select gathering u people assembled
in the elegant parlors for the purpose "a deG
eating the home so generously endowed by the
late Anthony Chabot.
Tie rooms were decorated in perfect taste,
with many handsome floral pieces. The pro-
gIamme consisted OF music followed by aprOpOs
lush, Rev. Horatio Siebbins, Rev. E. r. Ollie,
Rev. DR.. Wendte and Rev. J. X. Mclean. An
elegant menu was served by the daughters OF
The members OF The Board OF Managers.
The following we'll kuOwn society people were
present: Mrs. ". f. Rudolph, Mrs. w. Sey-
mour, Miss Jennie S. Wood@orth. Mrs Theo-
dOTe Lewis, Mrs. l.. Il. Baker, Mrs. William
Kirk, Mrs. j. L. Roundey don. and Mrs. John
Z. Irish, Mrs. hitehead, Miss Edith White
head, Miss May Rowland, Mrs. Henry Vrooman,
Mr.. w. 4. williamson, Miss L. A. Sherman,
Mrs. ID. c. Brown, Mrs. l.. d. Williams, Mrs. l..
". Ranlett. Mrs. j. 2. Ames Mrs. j. Il. Chatter
ton, Mr.. ana Mrs. Newton Sewell. Mrs C. IL.
Robinson OF Berkeley, Mrs. +. LOnSe Mrs. A.
I. McDonough, the Misses Chabot, Mrs. L b.
French, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Gage, Mr. Bar
tel. Mis-. I. I. Farnham, Mrs. j. c. Lennon,
Mrs. C. w. Marshall, Mrs. A. B.. Tucker.
NJ Dr. C. a. Bucket DR.. Nyra Knox, DR..
Alice BurriIT, Mrs. c. j. Hawey, Mrs. Robert
Gardiner, Mrs. Il. II. Stevens Mrs. c. D. Morris,
Mrs. /. l.. Alexander, Mrs. John A Logan, Mrs
L Raymond, Mrs. C. Meade MIS-. j. W. Shank
lin, Mrs. ID. Il. Blake, Mrs. C. w. Ames, Mrs
Z. Thompson, Mrs. a. W. Bennett, Mrs. Z. S.
Davis, Mrs. q. W. Cooke, Miss NJ. Ltsson, Mrs.
NJ. j. Coates. Mrs. Z, j. Coates, Mrs Lee Cham
beflain, Mrs. J. A Harris, Mr. and Mrs. STRAIT
ton, MIS-. HI, IA. Hamilton. Mrs. DT. Van kirk.
Mrs. s. l.. IheObald, Mrs. +. l.. BrowD Miss
X. Turner, Mrs. Darrows, Mrs d. Z. Borland Mr..
Mrs. William Ii. Jordan, Mrs. Lloyd kawings,
Rev. Mr.. Ollie Rev. Horatio Stebbns, Rev. Mr..
Mclean, Rev. Mr. wendte and Rev. B. f. Nc
Daniel OF San Diego, Mrs. A. L. Gray, Mrs.
endte, Mis-. Granville 5. Abbott, Mrs. L. G.
Straus, Miss L. Belts, Mrs. Mary Z. Sparks,
eo Mrs f. H Rs tons Miss Nefe BURIAL Mr.
Timothy L. Baker, Mr.. Henry COnlOn, Mrs.
Z. II. Richardson, Miss L. Tracy, Mr.. +. s.
Rice, MS. Rice. MRS. l. L. Requa, Mr.. A: ?.
Brooks, Miss I. A. Carter, Miss l.. Carter, Mrs.
l.. II. DOwdle, Miss Emily Raymond, Miss 5. Z.
oxford, Mrs. z. 7: Forrest Mrs. A. Mills, Mrs.
Keene, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sitwell, Miss Jennie Logan,
DR.. Susan J. FentOn. Mrs NJ. Z. Dow, Mr.. g. I.
Hart Professor Won Adelung. Mrs. a. L. White.
Tennis at Santa Monica.
Lawn tennis is wonderfully popular in South
ern, California, and the annual tournament at
Santa Monica has been attracting large attend
ances. Society has taken up tennis, and the
many ladies' on the ground displayed the colors
of the club 10 which they owed allegiance.
On Tuesday the great event was the ladies'
championship game, OF which the following Is an
account: At o'clock precisely Miss Gilllland
and Miss Carter made their appearance 10 con-
test for the ladies' championship Miss Gilllland
was becOmngy artiTed In White flannel tennis
suit, while the champion OF 1889 wore green
Sc ge costume. The fair contestants were ten
dered an ovation as they took up their positions.
Miss Cartier eNCelS al VOiley1ug, dDG her
back-hand stroke is especially effective. Miss
Gillland plays very steady game. and IS pos
sessed OF great amount 0f endurance. The con-
test proved TO be very exciting, and was, per-
haps, the best exhibition OF tennis by ladies ever
seen in California. Miss Carter once again came
out the victor, winning TWO straight seis by q TO
4, 6 TO .. In the last set the game stood 4 TO
II favor OF Miss Gilliland at one time, but Miss
Carter rallied, and By brilliant play won the sue.
CeedIug set aud the game. Miss Gllliland played
q dashIng game, but her opponent played tie
game Of her lie and was almost inyinciple
Mrs T. r. jones' Mrs. Gorham, Miss GoIhaIn,
Miss Florence jones' Miss Alice Jones, Miss
Williamson, Miss McCurdy OF Oakland, Miss
Stone, Mr.. Roy Jones.
w. &. II. u. Reception.
A number Of ladies and gentlemen attended
tile Pharos tea and reception TO Colonel and
Mrs. George W. Bai0, given by the Moman's
Christian Temperance Union al the elegant home
of DR.. ana Mrs. W. 4. Southland, in Oakland.
The decorations were very beautiful consisting
OF pfofusloD OF mowers ana white and orange
rlDbons-the distinctive colOrs OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union ana franchise.
Mrs. Mary Frank Browne, editor of the Pbaros,
made a happy speech. Miss Belle Chamberlain
rendered Il bne plano solo. Colonel Balm gave
one Of his brilliant talks. especially compliment
ing women on their advanced position in the
worlds work and making a strong plea for
suffrage. Miss Sylvia Chapman rendered In
fautless manner fine defamation. Mrs. X. II.
johnson Then introduced all the guests 10 Colo
nei and Mrs. Balm
Delicious refreshments were served In tent
on The lawn, Tie Y's acting most charmingly as
hostesses Among them were: Miss ROsamond
johnson, Miss Katie Mechanics, Miss Highly,
Miss Harriet Borland, the Misses Laura and
Lena Tabor, Miss Laura McCracken, Miss Alice
Piersoll and Miss Eta Lane aster.
The Court Apollo Entertainment.
Court Apollo, No 1902, A. o. F., gave very
varied entertainment last evening at Union
square Hall. The programme was long, and
contained many favorile names among the tai
emit. Ii was enjoyed by fair audience. The
alter hop was very largely attended.
Following was the programme: Overture.
HeizePs Orchestral; sketch, entitled The Same
as Last Season." with the following cast Of char
RcteIs: Mr.. Baldwin. Mr. II. A. Frenna; Jake
Bmkns. Mr.. l.. 0Nelll; Edwin Booth, Mr. b.
McGowan; Adelina Patti. MI. j. Harris. Musical