The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-12

G, Conmy; Financial Secret
Trustees-f aun :; = S s isS
p possa as q foloW s.e COMMIT eGsaG
ments-A. Eberhart Chairman
| tin Secretary q. G. Bruce III
| Leonard, j. e. Echel, b. }. KiIii,
der, George Seekamp, E. Hartmann, j..
Browning, D. A. Huntermann; Reception Con-
| mittee-G. a. Starr, l.. Alexander, j. l.. Arho.
| CAST, w. T. Dewey; floor manager, Elmer n
Roach; Floor Committee1,P; Brunette, D. +
| Murden, j. a. Mersielder, Ii. b. Hndebrand,T
! C. Kelly.
Among those present were: Mrs E. D. cHae
Miss Nette MeIntosh, Miss Laura Pare. N
Matte Little, Miss Mamie Little, Miss Gerry
Smith. Miss Wfired Crowley, Miss x
Miss Gussie Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I. Harrag
| ton, Mr.. Charles W. Mower, Miss Tower, Hi
and Mrs. Dryden, Mr.. Mckay Mr.. Q. Bruce
| MIR. and Mrs. Peneie, Messrs. George Benz B
| Kelley, George Mower, James H. Yost, l.. A
Moore. 7. Danahey, T. Finn Mr.. Dngan. A FL
James Jlie Mott. E. CHS. Miss Maggie -
| Messrs James Dntfey, civilian M0fton,s u Ike
| Hildebrand, w. ii. Hdebrand, Miss Paniue
Eberhard. Miss Fischer, Miss Bouch. Mr.. Paul
| Brunette.
The Young Mems Institute Party.
The members of Young Mems InstisRte II
90 gave pleasant party last Friday evening
| Union square Hall. The attendance was Il
| and the utmost cordialIty prevailed betweent
entertaining members and their guests.
| Excellent music was provided by Blum's%
| chestra, and The merry dancers continued III,
| absorbing amusement. until after midnight. i
| novel feature In the evenings arrangements w
the Introduction OF several musical selection
| MIR. w. Goldsmith sang dlyeTtilg comic son
| Miss Richter gave very pleasingly sIrik. -
| recitation, and Mr.. Robert b. Baker favored the
| company with song OF his own composition
| entitled Beautiful Eyes" which fairly 'brolr
| down the hOnse.'
The agreeable affair was given under thsgea
| eral auspices of the officers follows: Pres
| dent, Robert b. Baker; sFirst Vice President
| 7. Smith; Second Vice President, w. n. CLASH
Recording Secretary, W. j. Barry; Financi
| Secretary, j. Hyland; Corresponding Seeretar
| j. j; Wardi treasurer, p Matthews; Marsh.
=: Mccarthy; Surgeon, john Galway Il
were efficiently cared Tor by The members OF the
| following committees: Committee OF Arrange
ments1H. Kelley, (Chairman), J. P. 0kouske
H. d. Baker, w. J; Barry, B. Higgins Recep
| tion Committee-G. Woods (Chairmau), j. Wal
nut. c. McGaIlhy, J. Hyland. J. Hi1lihy; Zoo
manager, j. Fox; Floor Cummttee-W. Scott 2
| ii. kiiiduh. j. WEIGH, d. Cratic, A. Mulligan.
A Musicale Twenty-fourth Street.
| The young people OF the St. John NJ. F.. ChurcI
| gave musicale al the residence OF Miss Nett
| SchueIte, at 422 Twenty-fourIh street, on Tues
day evening The programme OF the eveninI
| was as follows: Song by choir piano SOLO, Nj
| Annie Schrader; recitation, Charles Jurges
vocal solo, Miss Meta Schuette; piano solo, Rev.
| f. Reser; soug by f. Relser, II. Martens, A
| Kahn, johanna Miller, Annie Schrader, Meta
| SchueIte; either solo, Mr. jules Lem; iecitaiion,
| M b Schuettei vocal SOLO, Mrs. SMALL song by
| choir.
Refreshments were served, after which singing
| and games were INDUCED 10 uutil a late hour.
| Among those present were: Y. ana Mrs
Reiser. Mr.. and Mrs: Schqette, Mr. and Mrs
Schrader, Miss NJ. Lecher, Miss E. Miller, Miss
| b. Lecner, Miss Z. Miller, Miss d. Lecher, Miss
| NJ. Peteried: Miss Meta Schuette, Miss Allca
| Eden, Miss E. Schuette. Miss Z. Polier; MeSsret
| II. Schrader, c. urges, Ii. Martens, o. ReIcert!
| A Kahn, August Miller, E. Schneider, A. Miller.
J. Lem, q. Miller, Ed Delwig, IL. Koenlg and a.
| Schuette.
The Chopin Club Musicale,
The Inauguration festival Of the Chopin
| took place last Monday evening and proved
| very pleasant affair. The following programme
| was rendered:
zion. Bilder," duet CLoschorn) Master Fred
Adams and Mr.. L. B. Peters; violiuceo solo
| cave Maria" QiounOd). Professor NJ. Soaro
song (dl, Sweet Heart, Say 1t Is Not So.'' ar
Felice" ('Ernani,'' Verdi,) Prof. Won Kassingeri
| piano solo, valse, lies Sylves" arranged for 1--WE
P l. Pstsr E Da BT0%a seS
! Danbel, ALLEGRO de Concert" Op. 1873 "a. Te
ehakl, Professor A. Lumbardo; "sommernaeh
| traum.n Fri. NJ. Allen, Nj. Corbett. q. Lille a
L. b. Peters; trio, Einletung b dur ".
| lvioln, vooneello and piano., Herr Baumg2-t
| Nj. Solano and l.. Is. Peters.
| The Ladies' Elsmere Club Entertainmei
| The spacious parlors OF Mrs. C. A. Rogers ant
| Mrs. j. d. WheelOck, at the Fauntleroy House
| 105 Stockton street, was densely thronasG or
Saturday evening week ago by ladies' and
| temen in attendance upon the cotbes-pin Soc,
of the Ladies' Elsmere Club. given fol- the benet,
| OF the Elsmere Free kindergarten, at Oh Jessie
| street The following excellent programme was
| successfully carried out, under direction OF Mrs
MaeeocR PRESIDENT q ne cia nG p Mel guIcf
| Kenzie: poetical monoOgue, lie Hat" Dr.
Thomas L. Hill; recitation, "Flo's Letter. Ha.
eel Perkins "a tiny little ton; vocal duet, 4 &c
! Thy Angel Spirit" The Misses Kate aud Id
| Smyth; vocal solo, Sing, Sweet Birds" Mi
| Mis1
Clay (pupils of Mrs. wheeiockj; y =, 5g,..
| Sweet Song Mrs. G. A. Rogers; recitation
Robbery" Miss Lillian Clay.
Mr.. W. L. Coleman made rev remarks rela
| tive to the good work being done by the ciSs
| and requesting that liberal response be mad
10 The collection about TO be taken up The co
| lection netied goOdly sum, the largest yet
| ceiyed at social OF the club
| A portion OF the evening was devoted to soci
| games By those SO inclined, while others indulg'
! In dancing.
The stanford ParIor Entertainmsnt:
Au opep a9eetlng was he Ia by Stanford Parlor,
I no. &C. n. S. &. W.. last Fnday evening, at their
| lodgeroom In Pioneer Hall. ne iollowing was
| the programme: Overture. Blum Band; song,
I. Ii. Lombard; recitation, William, Baron
| song, K. j. Angels; recitation, Miss Agg
| ryhue; comic selections. E. A Beauce
Miss Alice E. Lynch; recitation, J. 5.
| mick.
| The hall was then cleared OF chairs aud da
| ing was kept up till late hour, during Wi
| their guests we're served with refreshmeL
| The entire flair was success, aud all were
| lighted with The evenings entertainment.
pd During ne evening the members I. presented
| gold badge set with diamonds.
| Party on Washington Street.
On last Thursday evening very enjoyable
| farewell party was given by the Misses QUO al
| al their home, 2423 Washington street, in honor
of Mrs. Julius Popert, who leaves for Europe
| shortly. The evening was spent In dancing,
| singing recitations and games, and the partici-
| pants passed a very enjoyable evening. Among
Otto, Mrs. A. F. Otto, Miss Lizzie Macken, Miss
Mobile Peitlson, Miss TIL Use. Miss Glssis
| the Misses Charlotte c., Frances and Eta Otto;
| Messrs. Popert, A. +. Otto. E. Ii. 0tto Arthur
George stalmaun, A. F. Weltlg, George Rlddell'
| q. Friedrich, Henry Meyer, William GfseAhanr
/ and others.
! Party in yisitacion Valley.
| number of friends OF Miss Lizzie G. GillIgan
| gathered at the residence OF her parents in
Visiacion Valley on Saturday evening a week
ago. TO celebrate the anniversary of her birthday
| A large granary was cleared OF It's contents aud
| handsomely decorated with evergreeuS and flow
4 ers and utilized as a ballroom.
Dancing was the feature Of the evening. Tats
| part of The affair was under the supervision OF
| Mr.. j. +. Reslng, Mt. j. IL. Boege and Mr. K. II.
Johnston, who oliicated aS floor managers. and
| who deserve credit for the able manner In which
| they fulfilled their duty. The young lady was
| the recipient OF number OF costly and suitable
| presents.
| A sumptuous repast was partaken OF at mid
| night, alter which dancing was resumed aud
| continued until early in the morning.
| Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. O.
| Gilligan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. II. Penn, Mr. aud
! Mrs. I. White. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rowland, Mr.. aud
| Mrs f. Calero. Mr.. and Mrs o. Proctor Mrs. P.
| Mitchell Mrs. r. Berling, Mr.. James Smith. Mr..
| w. Kelly, Miss Jennie Barton, Miss Nell Gill
gan, Miss Kate Hanberiy, Miss Mollie Creigbt
ton, Miss Tessie Kerr. Miss Noble Gilligan, Miss
Della Hanberry, Miss Lizzie Gilligan, Miss CASSIE
| Creighton, Miss Lizzie ResiDg, Miss Lille Mitch
| ell, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Susie Giigan, Miss
! Alice Kelly, Miss Llbbie Rowland, Miss EttS
| Rasmussen, Miss Nancy Giligau, Miss Ora
| Smith, Miss Eva Proctor, Miss Phoebe Smith,
| Miss ArabeIla Kelly. Miss Dora Denning SIR.
Joseph Resing. Mr.. J: II. Boege, MIR. II. H. Johu-
| ston, Messrs. f. Gilligan, Richard Tobin, Nj.
| Kirvllle, Philip A. Leggetf, Ed W. Gilligan, P.
| j. Morton, Peter Latribie, Charles Rowland
| William DoIan, Chris Gilligan, NJ. Colma, Peter
| Ferrarl, T. Fndey, M. Lenihan, Amiel FeuSrL
| Will Lehman, James Rasmussen, Eugene Fer
| rari. Rert Smith. A RaEnard Warre.