The morning call., 1890-09-29

reading, "The Gossips," Miss Lily Heuer !;
recitation, Miss Pearl Spencer; piano
solo, Miss Fannie Ager; recitation, Dick S
Gustardi" Mr. Gustav Heuer; fi ..te solo, MT:
Bowed Down. Miss Belle Hill; recitation
| Arithmetic Lesson" Miss Mary BrOokeS'
class; piano solo, Miss Emma Ager; recita-
| ton, Miss Annie Wall; piano duet, Miss
| Ella Nisbit and Miss Gertie Brown.
| During the intermission which followed
| the flute solo, ice-cream and cake were as
trituted and some time was spent IN soc!ai
| intercourse, the presence OF the genial
| pastor. Rev. II. H. DobbinS, adding mater
| tally to the enjoyment OF the evening.
The San Rafael operetta.
| A delightful entertainment was given on
| Friday evening at the San Rafael Opera
House 1t was given for the benefit of the
| San Rafael Free Library and was emf
nently successful. The following amusing
programme was sendered: Overture, Suppee,
| I'll jacob. or the Poisoned Peanut" an
| opera trag0di, scene laid in Petauma, time,
nineteenth century, libretto in furrin tongue.
| IL jacob Ia retired boOtblack), Sanford Ben
| nett; Lucy Ann (the maid of his choice,
Mrs Martin Schultz; SophrOnla "a young
lady with fortune, feeling and store clothes,
Miss Sadie Tibbey lntermiSSion. Operetta
of penelope; or, the Milkman's Bride"
Pitcher "a policeman who knows his basi-
ness and attends TO it faithfully, Thomas j.
Duffy; ToSser IA full private, very full
private, after dinner, Sanford Bennett;
Penelope Ia maiden fair to See), Miss Sadie
Tibbey; Mrs. Cr0aker "a model EmistreSsl.
Mrs. Martin Schultz; Charles "a milhman
with the milk OF human kindnessl c. Clark.
Accompanies, Mr.. Marin Schultz of San
Francisco
The Ford Brophv Wedding.
Mr.. James NJ. Ford. brother of School
L, i l.
eldest daughter of Mr.. John I. Brophy of
this city, were united in marriage by Rev.
Father Smith at St Joseph's Catholic
Church on Tenth street. A brother of the
groom was best man and Il sister OF the
bride acted as bridesmaid. Alter the nuo-
tial mass bright reception was held at the
residence of the brides parents, followed by
sumpGu0us breakfast Inc happy pair
Will reside on Ninth street when they return
FROM their bridal trip in the south. Their
wedding gifts were handsome ana included:
$1,000 check, Mr.. John T. BrOphy; $500
check, Dir. T. j. Ford; $500 check, Mr.. Will
lam 3. Ford; diamond set, present OF the
groom.
An Anniversary on Sixth Street.
| On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Kreutzfrldt were rendered serenade at
their residence, 56S Sixth street, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of their mar
Rage Among the guests were; Mr. ard
Mrs d. Jages, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schnu-
teuhaus. Mrs. Kreuzfeldt Mrs. j. Brunji,
Mr. William Reeck il, Mr.. j. Book, Mir.
John KUster Miss e. Brunji, Mr.. William
McVey, Miss X. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs: j.
WuliI, MI d. Jagels Jr., Mr.. Z. Jagels, Miss
}. Dawson, Mr.. Charles Burns, Mr.. John
Kruft. Mir, Louis Bottasaina, Mr.; Pedro
Dittmar. Mr.. W. {. McBain, Mr.. +. Robin
son, Mr.. NJ. R0hrbaeher, Mr.. J. Jenken, Mr..
L. DodS Mir. J. Brunji, Mr.. }. Prlngle, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Miller, Mr. j. Berghof, Mr.: l..
Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hanson and Mr..
II. Z. SenTam.
The Paramount Lodge Entertainment.
The third lemonade social and entertain
mcnt OF FairmouHt Lodge, No. los, knights
of Pythias, took place on Friday evening at
Excelsior Hall, 23l9 Mission street. The
lodge is in excellent hands, and is socials
are well worth attending. On this occasion
there was good contingent OF friends pres
ent.
The following programme vas pleasng|y
rendered: Remarks, W. K. Board; piano
sole, Mrs CalderwCod; recitation, Miss
Smith; banjo solo, McSSIs. Reed AID Roche;
piano duet, Mrs. Calderwooi aid Miss Ham
mond; recitation, Mr. f. L. Webb; re lta-
ton, Miss PaulSen. Dancing, varied with
the service OF pleasant refreshments, was
aiterwaTd INDUCED in Till a late hour.
The officers OF the ledge are: q. l. Drew,
p. C.; A. smith. c. c. ". h Board, V c..
+. A. Culia, X. Of H. and 5; j. L. Par
melee. N. of L. NJ. w. Mcmillan, P; e. L.
Lindemann, NJ. at A.; /. +. HuTlUut, ]. o..
John O'Donnell q. e. The committees OF
the evening were composed as follows; Ar
TanGement Committee-W. X. Board, Chair
man; &. L. Linden nm, j. L. Parmelse, L.
L. Parmeiee, VI. W. Mcmillan; ri or CON-
mittee-G. L. Liniemann, 5. CalGerWCod,
L. L. Parmelee.
Party on Stockton Street.
Last Thursday being the anniversary of
Mr. James kIttermau'S birthday, his friends
celebrated the occasion in an enjoyable man
ner by rendering him surpri-e party at his
home, 1916 Stockton street The evening
was made plea-ant with games, rrcitat!OnS
and dancing. At 70 o'clO the guests sat
down TO a sumptuOuS SUPPER The parlor6
were richly decorated with flowers, whose
fragrance and beauty were III pleasing ac-
ccId with the innocent eaysty that prevailed.
The guests depart, d full 0 pleasure. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. James kItter-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. W. buddy, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. buddy, Mr.. and Mrs. 7, rcy Smith, Mrs.
Fisk, Mrs. N. smith, Miss Maggie Glover,
Miss Minnie kitlerman, Miss Lizzie German,
Miss Minnie Glover, Mss Cora Fisk, Miss
buddy, Mr.. J. Olympia, Mr.. y. Sllvey, Mr..
George Glover, Mr.. c. Dryer, Mr.. George
kitterman, Mr. c. Glover. Mir. VESSEL.
Mr.. d. Daily, Mr.. Z. Co K, Nh. L. smith.
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The Mauzy Musicale.
A large audience enjoyed the following
programme at Byron Mauzy's warerooms
last Thursday evening, given under the
uiItc'ion VI MI W. =, D%cI !, lti i-au,es
quartet, - RUSSIAN Medley (Rees), Miss
Bachelor; tarytone solo, eye Gailants of
England QGatty, MT. Meyer Conn ceIio
solo, RUSSIAN Fautasle (hulhmefl Dr.
a. h,5ehSoer@eI eoniralto SOLO, Carie-
iuogIe tD0niZettl, MISS Leckle Sedglev
soprano SOLO, 9houlu ne Uppfald dish
epl MSS Nellie hase cary I ne SOLO; 3ar-
gen OF sleep (De Lara, Dr; A. keetnSS,,
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lbuckh MIS-. ol!Ve heed Bacheider; Duet,
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