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

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Mr. and Mrs. sanderson. MIR. and Mrs. Lester
Tarieton, Mr. aud Mrs. Mum and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton,
Miss Caldwell, Miss Montgomery, Mr. aud Mrs.
Guppy and daughters, Rev. and Mrs. DR.. Wake.
field, Miss Wakefield, Mrs. Alice Moody, Mrs.
Chicago, Mrs. Grant OF Chicago, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Phelps Mir. and Mrs.
). Z. McMlllen, Dr. Avery, Miss Eugenia de For.
Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cromaity, Mr..
Charles Brownell, Mr.: Van Doren. Mr.. Cushman,
Brown and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. White and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. Wheeler
OF San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew }. Clunie
OF San Francisco, Miss Mastick, Miss Mabel
MasIiek, Mrs t. o. Smith, Mrs. Evans. Cap ain
and Mrs. Willard Bailey and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
f T.; GreenIeaf and son, MIR. and Mrs.. Marten and
family Mrs. Ruddle and sons, Mrs. Vinton, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Syer aud family. Mr.. and Mrs.
D, c Bailey and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Carr Of
Minneapolis. Rev. Mr.. Mnton. MIR. Adam
Keller, Mr. H. +. Dp.ing, Z. Z. Goodrich OF Ell
tain aud Mrs. Morrill,, Mrs. Elma Glover, Mrs.
Bailey. Mr.. John McNaught, Mr.. and Mrs. Ten
ney, Miss Tenney: the Misses Abbott the Misses
Mcmillan, Mis-. l.. 5. McCulloch, Mrs. McCul-
loeb, Mrs. Skinner, MIR. aud Mrs. McNeal, the
Misses McNeal, MIR. and Mrs. Lundy. Miss Bas-
Miss Carrie Foster Mcclellan, Miss TAFT, Mrs. E.
L. Wood, Mr.. Tate, Mrs. A. b. Smith.
A Private Picnic.
very enjoyable private picGic was given by
Mrs. Frledemann and number Of friends at
Sausallto on May day. Among those present
Grace Cosgrf, Miss Emile Friedemann, Miss
Ida Swickard Miss Martha Petsch, Miss Mag
gle Willis, Miss Laura Wolff; Messrs. Fred
Zahn, Reuben Cohen and Carl Cosgrih.
The Alta Parlor Entertainment.
The members of Alta Parlor, No. 3. Native
Daughters Of the Golden West, gave a high class
entertainment and dance last "Wednesday even
ing. at Irving Hall. The Alta Dramatic Company
produced a comedy the fore part of the evening
and the remainder of the time was devoted to
dancing.
The play presented was ga Scrap OF Paper"
adapted from SardOu's % Les Pattes de Moucle,"
and tile cast OF characters was as follows: Colonel
Blake. MIR. w. Ogilve; Sir John Iugram. Bart,
Mr. Mark n. Noble; DR.. Penguin f. II. s., Mr..
Joseph A. FogaIty; Archie Hamilton, his ward.
Wallace; Jones, Mr.. Jones; Susan Hartley, Miss
George Bevel; Lady Ingram, Mrs. z. 5. Baker;
gum, Miss Mary Richer; Mrs. Perkins. Miss
Oracle Williams, Pauline, Miss Annie Little
john. The familiar play was presented in style
which was a distinct surprise, so matured and
devoid of ''amaleurlsllness" was the general
standard OF aching. 4 hearty round of applause
followed the lowering of the curtain In testimony
OF the audiences appreciation of the consistent
work by the company.
The production was under the direction OF Mr..
William E. Wallace and during the performance
the orchestra, under the direction OF Professor
Henry Seekainp rendered the following seec-
tons: Overture, Martha" (FiOtow); Spanish
waltz, 4" San Tiago." tCorbln); Let Me Dream
Again." potpourr,( SchleppregrelD. The stage
engagements were efficiently made by Messrs.
Joseph Lawless aud George Clifford. Dancing
was aiterward enjoyed, under the management
OF Miss Lizzie Doyle, assisted by Mr.. Inge
Peterson. The enjoyable affair did not conclude
until after midnight.
The Committee OF Arrangements was COM
posed fOuW,. T.. Cn.tIr
MissG. Bowel, Miss NJ. Mcfarland, Miss Blakely,
Miss McLatchie, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Christy.
They deserve the highest credit for the success
OF The party.
The $40 Club Entertainment.
The $40 Social and Dramatic Club celebrated
Its tenth monthly social and entertainment at
Mission Turn Verin Hail on Saturday evening
last. 1t was largely attended by the numerous
friends OF the club.
The sensational melodrama entitled "Black.
mail'' was lmperS0nated with the following cast:
Giovanni Massinia, Mr.. William Ogilvie; Cab
riel Grayland, Mr.. Mark w. Noble; Gerald OAR
lington. MIR. w. E. Wallace; MIR. Darlington MIR.
g: V. Ferris; DR.. Wilton. MIR. j. A. FogarIy;
Jones; Wallingfofd, Mr.. l.. W. Rosenburg;
SharKen. Mr.. L. Rose Yearo, Mr.. &. Vincent;
Emily Grayland, Mrs: B. P. Smith; Mrs. Gray
land Miss Jessie Gosling; Mrs. MiilingtoC, Miss
Allie Doyle; Jessy, Little Mabel Ferris.
The play was well received throughout, as was
shown by the meIited applause OF the audience.
acts. Ii was The FIRST appearance aud debut OF
little Mabel Ferris, who received ovation.
After the entertainment dancing was INDUCED in
until Il late hour.
The following are the members OF the CON-
mittees who took charge; stage manager,
William E. Wallace; properties, Joseph Law
less;t Reception Committees. CGonin. c. Nc
Greery, w. Hooper, G. Welsheiner, z. Enright,
J. sullivan, j. Cohn. f. Cute, 2. Carroll. Nj.
assistant floor manager, Eugene w. Aherne;
Floor COmmittee-G. Mayer w. Brown. j.
Manning, &. McCusker, +. Seanon, a. W. Jones,
G. Ferris, l.. Rosenburg, ii. w. Esert, ].
Buckley.
The Ecnn-Burns Wedding.
The Church of the Sacred Heart was crowded
on last Thursday forenoon by the many friends
of tile contracting parties 10 witness the mar
rage OF DR.. W. 4. Egan 10 Miss Maggie Burns,
daughter OF DIR. Peter Burns. DIR. Egan, al
though young man, has already made his mark
in his profession ana while holding the office of
Inspector OF Meats sigDaZed himself by his un-
swerving attention 10 duty. His bride is a
young lady WHO has many friends in this city.
After the celebration of the Nupta Mass by
the Rev. Faith er Flood the guests repaired to DR..
Burns residence on Grove street, where an ele-
enjoyed. The young couple VIII 20 10 Santa
Cruz and Monterey TO spend their honeymoon
n; among those present It were: hey. Father
Mr.. John Burns, MIR. P. Conlon, Mrs. j. Conlon,
MIR. j. Seymour. MIR. and Mrs. Donovan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews, Mr.; and Mrs. Louderoack,
aud Mrs. Cusick, the Misses N and Nj.
Cusick, MIR. W. Mangen, Miss Ready, Mr..
Stephen j.. Cunningham, Mrs. A. Powers, Mr..
Burns, Miss NJ. Burns Mrs. NJ. Burns, Mrs. and
Miss Joyce, Mr.. Edward Burns. Miss Carroll,
the Misses Shannon, Miss Hammond, Mrs. AM
brose Iron, Mr.. John y. Quigley, Messrs. Bert
and Charles Louderback.
An Outing at San Anselmo.
party, consisting of Miss Ida Krause, Miss
May Cakes, Miss Doliie Brown. Miss Minnie
King, Miss Kittie OConnor, Miss kttie Cramer,
Miss Annie Teller, Miss Sadie Looney, Miss
Alice COnlin, Miss Nell Conin; Messrs. Will
King. Richard Barton, A. Keshaw, George
Cakes, Frank Mahoney, Mark Pomeroy, Harry
Clapp, John Fitzgerald, Joseph oConnor, Char
lie O'B.ien, j. Mckee aud {. Harrigau, left This
city on the 10 O'Clock boat last Sunday and had
a very pleasant outing al San Anselmo. Fishing,
bathing and dancing were the features of the
day.
The BeuIah Club Party.
The ninth anniversary party Of the Beulah
Club was held last Friday evening at Mission
NJ uslc Hall, on the corner OF Howard and Twen-
ty-frst streets. This was The first party given by
the Beulah Club al this hall, and the "change Of
base' in their operations appeared TO indicate a
blossoming- forth uf the popular clubs already
sturdy growth. In future the members Will
always meet at TINS hall.
large attendance of friends graced the oc-
cason, and the floor speedily presented re-.
markably picturesque appearance. the toilets of
the ladies being generally most becoming and
effective Refreshments were served throughout
the course OF the dancing, aud The management
OF the affair was assiduous in prompting the COM
fort Of all. Blum's Orchestra followed the club
to their new quarters and was largely ''Instiu
menIar' In building up that success which this
party was generally admitted to have scored.
The courteous committees OF the evening were
Mrs. &. ii. Morrison, Mrs. j. b. +. Davis. Mrs.
w. III. Loring, Mrs. IL. n. Stevens, Mrs. 5. Grim,
Mrs. A. M. Jewell, Mrs. E. A. Wheeler Mrs. c.
Floor Communicable. l.. Ii. KOhn, DR.. Town