The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-14

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Kosaling; Miss Clara Gamble as Celia and Mt.
scene Of las You Like It." aud Miss Essle Cal
llck as CLEOPATRA. Miss Clara Gamble as Char
| first act of "Cleopatra." All pats were finely
interpreted and much credit bestowed upon the
execution % The reeitations given by H. sanders
Dermot," were highly appreciated.
:, The musical was highly enjoyable, including
Mrs J. b. GoIdstone's selection OF Recon-
pense," selections from Linda and Mariana
Miss Jennie Galllck; piano solo, Chant de
"Um Baso." George Gallick; trio from AfaiaT
Misses Jennie and Essie Gallick and Professor
SS tateiIG; quartet: Spring Greetings" A. ".
song Mandolin" Miss Fuda Gallick: vloIia
solo, "Carallna From Raft" George Galllck.
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs A. W.
StarbiId, Mr.. and, Mrs c. o. Bowers Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Ewell, Mrs Captain Keene. Nit
Essie GalIIck, Mr.. Sam Heller, Miss Clara Gam
bic, MI Richard Davis, Miss Jeanette Gack.
Miss Lena Reinbnld, Mr. Kent Leymons. Miss
| Hattie Bernard, Mr.. George Galllck, Mr.. Charles
| Ielson, Mr. and MIS-: j. b. Goldstone, Master
Johnny Goldstone, Miss Rosie Keene, Miss Jen-
| ME heene.
| Birthday Party.
| A particularly pleasant birthday party was
| given by Miss Mile E. Kearney last Monday
evening at the home OF her parents on Clara
| avenue. Games, recitatlons. much music aud
more merrment coniriyed 10 make the evening
| pass most agreeably. bOunteous supper was
| served at late hour and "gOOd-Dys'
| reluctantly said when the time for parting came
| among those present Were: Miss Mary Ring.
MISS Mabel Benjamin, Miss Mamie Miller, Miss
| Sadie Aulianey, Miss Maggie Kearney, Miss
Mile kearney. Miss cha Kearney Mrs Mary
hearney. Mrssrs. Frank Benson W. Steiuberg.
! ID. Lane aud w. Kearney.
| III" Court Zenith Entertainments.
The third anniversary and ball OF Court
| Zenith, No. 7474, a. o. f. OF A., was celebrated
last Saturday evening at Bnai Birth Han by an
| entertainment and ball. A large attendance en-
M lie iuris
| ments.
The following programme was presented under
| the presidency of +. A. 1ibDetts q. r., master
| OF ceremonies: Overture by the Pipers' Baud;
| remarks by Martin Stevens; comic recitation,
| Master r. Tibbetts; Indian-club swinging Miss
| l.. Piper; violin solo, Professor f. Piper; recita-
| ton, Miss Swift; vocal solo, Miss Jessie Brock;
"Edelweis" either trio. Dancing was afterward
| enjoyed 10 a late hour.
The COMMITTEES In charge were composed as fol-
lows: Committee OF Arraugements-Geo s.
| West (Chairman), John A. Ross, Fred BOegler
| ID. Mcmillan Secretary. Fred W. WoolfOrd
! Reception CommItfee-F. Martini Fred Petre
! II. j. Woolcott, J. II. Hgbee, A j. Watson
! Floor manager, W. Ballinger. Floor Commit
Tee. {. Berg, j. A. Bruce F. j. Durnin, A. IL
Bryant.
The Ames-CIark Wedding.
Mr.. Howard C. Ames. son of Mr.. E. E. Ames
| manager of the Studebaker Bros. manufacturing
company, and Miss Laura Clark, formerly OF
Saer mento. were married on Tuesday last at the
| residence Of MIR. Frank Zimmerman. corner Of
| Octavia and Haight streets. Rev. IL. IL. Rice OF
| Oakland performed The ceremony according TO
] the rites OF The Presbyterian Church. An 0le-
| CANT dinner was served after the ceremony. Mr..
| and Mrs. Ames the recipients OF many
| handsome presents, and departed Tor Santa Cruz
| 70 enloy their honeymoon. On their return they
| Will be Eat home" at the Hotel Paramount on
| Thursdays after the 3lst inst.
| The Diana Circle Party.
Diana Circle. No. % Companions OF the For
est, gave its third anniversary ball last Thursday
| evening at B'nai Birth Hail. A very pleasant
| time was experienced from the gr and march
| throughout the sixteen dances composing the
| Nua fUrf nnn
aud all appeared TO enjoy themselves thoroughly.
Tie various committees IN charge were COM
| posed as follows: Committee OF Arrangements
Miss E. Rappn, Miss Eugene Ruppel, Miss
| E. furieri Miss I. Beguelin, Miss Z. Wen
Mrs. Schmidt; floor manager; Mr. c. o. Sch
| moor. Floor COmmttee-Mlss T. Beguelln, Mrs
Degan. Mrs. Scnnoor, Mrs Zingelman, Mrs.
Schmidt; Reception Communicable. l. TrauIner
| Miss e. Ruppel. Miss A. Hoelscher. Miss E.
| one O'clock the pleasant affair terminated.
| The Chosen Friends Party.
particularly pleasant ball was rendered to
the grand officers and representatives Of the
! Order Of Chosen Friends In attendance ut the
| ninth session, by the subordinate councils OF San
| Francisco aud Oakland, last Tuesday evening.
B'nai Birth Hall, The scene of the festivities, was
appropriately prepared for the occasion, and tie
guests began to assemble at an early hour.
Dancing was the order OF the evening and it
| was kept up until after o'clock. Rtzau's Band
officiated and the music appeared quite satisfac-
| tory. The enjoyable feature of the evening was
| The thoroughly genial and cOui teOus reception
| Civ en- TO the visiting delegates and other stran-
| gers by the home members, so that none could
| fail TO take away most agreeable memory OF
| the evening" entertainment.
The committees of the evening were composed
| as follows: Committee OF Arrangemeuts-M. (.
| Haley (Presideutl ID. Zelmer Secretary, A. e.
Baker Qrrasurer, Charles Alpers, August
! Fnuen, A. j. Enenroik, John j. Coffey, A. Nc
| Pherson, c. NJ. Currer, j. Brownstone, j. q.
| Bernstein, William Hughes, NJ. BO-hm, Mrs. A
b%sn aMfs Isabel hoH Sae afsfP
man, Mrs. Lottie LETTER. r. 7. BaccuS
Jon1 Harrow, Mrs julia u; Cotey, Mrs. Nellie
Bernstein, George Lake. W. A. White, Mrs. NJ
Coe, Mrs Minnie Tanner, August Flnnen, L
Brownstone, J. Rothenberg Mrs. A. Roebuck,
| l.. Pidancet; Executive COmmittee-Alexander
MCPHERSON (ChaiLman). Mrs. a. NJ. Boehm, J. e.
Bernstein. John j. Coffey, James L.. Homer;
floor manager, A. G. Baker; assistant floor man
| c. Beecher, b. j. Rhodes, G. b. Mowry. j. j.
| Hoslander, William f. Roberts, j. PolalZO.
| Party on CoIIingwood Street.
On Monday evening last very pleasant sur
| prise party was given 10 Miss Mabel Farrell at
| her parents residence, 125 COlingwood street,
| by her classmates. The time was passed in sing
ing. dancing, Tecitations and games by the little
| ones. Those present were: Miss Mabel Farrell,
| Gertie McEntlre, Miss Alice W att, Miss Maud
| POllexfen, Miss Lille Peterson, Miss EyriA
Barto. Miss Title Fies Miss Sarah Burns Mise
| Carrie Ransom, Miss Rita Merrill, Miss Augusta
| Schelpeper, Miss Eleanor Drew. Miss Cora De
gear; Etnram Degear, Fred Klmball, Bertls
| Merrill, George William Drew.
| The speranz Musicale.
| On Thursday evening last the Italian Musical
| Institute gave an interesting recital at the ball,
| 104 Kearny street. The guests were so numer-
| Gus that standing room was at premium They
| were well rewarded, for The programme was uIL-
| doubtedly one OF the finest ever rendered by the
| institute.
1t was as follows: Trio aud grand chorus.
| LA Vestae" (Mercadante), Miss j. Sawyer.
| Miss L. Holman, Miss II. Rosin and all pupils;
song Come Back 10 Erin" (GlaribeD. Miss G.
| Stevens; "Do pOsSente, Die d'amOr" Faust"
| UfOuQuQl RuQQOks.
! pamero" (Campa), Miss A. Vengchan; song
"Recomgense" S,,;NIgnon'9 Miss Evelyn Gahill;
i6esiyl Mrs. E. o: RIeser; romsnza, "Noa
tina, "Lucia' DOnizettD, Miss j. Forcade5
grand chorus for tenor SOLO, Lucia" (Doni-
aria, "Veu Leonora' c'Fayorita," DonzettiL
Mr.; Samuel Deutch; cavaIina. "raeea la Note"
"Vieni la mia Vendetta" ("LucreZla BOrgia.''
Donizettn Mr.. G.. Raul, duet .'Troya[Ore''
70, In Old Madrid" (Troterel. Miss S. de Cour-
eey; "Coro dl Donne" C'Gemma di Wergy." DoGt-
7s9 by TGS Vs1sr F9ss sds
Caire; soprano solo, "Sorentag Polka" (AIaryk
Miss j. FORBADE; aria, " Marin Faliero'' (DGni-
zettD, MIR. NJ. Cueloc; alto solo and Chorus
"Sorgie Celesti aceosero" (YerdD, Miss Rosx
Rosn and al pupils; rondo. soprano solo, '.Da
| te LontauO" (Nenzanol Miss j. Sawyer Mu-
steal Director, Professor D. Speranza.
! The numbers we've all aitistleally rendered, SO
| that special mention would be unnecessary.
save that it served as the first appearance OF
| Miss Evelyn Cabill, who has a very sympathetie
| voice, and Mr.. (. Caire, VINO acquitted himself
| admirably.
| The st. James Parish Entertainment. ,
Al enjoyable entertainment and dance was
given last Wednesday evening by the ladies Of
ST. James Parish at Mission Turn Verein Hall
II was tile browning Easter entertainment aud
gave a great deal Of pleasure.
The following long and attractive programme
| was pleaSingly presented: Overture. BiuufS
Orchestra; recitation, Hon. Frank j. MuraSkyS
| specaltes, Miss Frankie Sharp; piano solo,
~" PIiere ct Marche Trlumphale," Mr.. C.
I'll. Ebner teuor solo, Mi. j. C. Flood;
recitation, Miss Ethel Brandon; vocal