The morning call., 1890-05-19

Ryan Omaha: Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Loouis, Biz
mingham; William II. Pratt, NJ. NJ. Este. San
Arnold Jennings, Harry Jennings. Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jennings, Mrs
James Limforth. MIS- William Jennings, SAT-
Lake; Mr.. Ames. Nova Scotia; A. w. Flag G.
a. Flag, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. j. Penne-
father; Seattle; Cameron Bartlett, Mr.: and MIS-:
Nete BIe GMnada M Mr. a9a MIS- dss
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs William II. Foster Grand
RRapdsi Mrs. A. NJ BGgin. A. e. DAVIS Tr,:a San
Mrs. b. futile, Mabel futile, Minnesota: MISS
Smith, Denver, Colo; d. II. Mcmillan. Wlnni-
peg; G. NJ Hewitt, Chicago; Miss Fischer, M II
Mills, Donald Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C.. Mills
Janet Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caldwen.
C. Tn n NJ and L. Ia2RII New %etileton
Miss Harwood. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harwood. Con
necticut; Miss c: NJ Jordan. Maine; Miss {: NJ
Maine; Mrs. A. W. Sherman, Miss Minnie
Rusge, Miss Alice Rugge Mrs. II. A. sherman,
NJ and Mrs Lena Thompson, New York Miss
Miss A. l.. kingnau, Miss X. ID. Hamilton, Con
nectientj Mrs. NJ, c. Merchant, Washington;
S. c. Toole, Tennessee; W. c. Welch, Mr.. and
Mrs z. +. PatrIarche, c. o. Stevenson, A. Gle
ment. San Francisco.
The Van Ness Seminary Concert.
A charming evening OF song" by the pupils
of Mrs. Mariner Campbell took place last Fri
day evening at Van Ness Seminary, in The pres
ence OF large and select audience.
sened cors interesting Yd pogsm@s
(Mlllilotllj, Miss Helen Slnoofn; song, "a Win
song Thou Everywnere'' Lacnn-r), Miss
Bertha Hadsell, cello obligato. by DR.. A. i;
haSn geGsrOd song When the B 9aei
song. The Arabian Slave" Shelley, Miss Lille
Kraft song. When the Heart Is Young"
Now Leaves His wapry Nesi' (fiatlonl, Mrs.
n. IL. Frank: song, "0ue Morning, On, So
Early" (Goring, Thomas, Miss Stella walthall;
song, The Three Bouquets of MarguerlteS"
BraSal Miss Florence Clark, cello oDilgato Dy
tRossinD, Miss HARRIET and Miss Je Jean
Miss, Maggie RO;ekransi song, ''Besnty's
'cello obgato by d.. A. t. kegens berger; bo-
leo. Legere Invisible " (ArditD. Miss katnrne
tSaplo,' MISS Ieanette Wiicox. chorus. " no
Hath The PrettIest Lambkins ?' lRekeD; chorus,
- LII YOnder Glade" Cranberry.
The various numbers were listened TO with
rapt attention and al times IL was only the sue
clal request against IGNORES" that prevented
the recall of the talented sOngstresses. The az
1alr WAS cue OF peasanIest, as well as the Dest,
social affairs OF The week
The KiIgarT-Parke Wedding.
The wedding of MIR. John NJ. Kigarif TO Miss
Lizzie Parke took place last Wednesday after
noon at the Westminster Hotel, GA Suffer
innate friends OF the bride and groom. A recep-
ton was held alter the ceremony, al The conclu-
sion of which the happy pair lett for the South
and upon their return viii go TO the Hotel Rafael,
where they VIII spend the summer season.
The Sneii Seminary entertainments.
Last Tuesday evening delightful musical
and literary entertainment was given al Smell
Seminary by some of the pupils TO large mum
Der OF invited gu SIS. who completely filled the
music han OF the seminary. The programme
as follows: Piano duet, Miss Huffman and Miss
Goldman; reading, Miss Mamie Ross; violin
solo, MISS Mary Brlm; song, Miss HaNban, Win
violin obligato by Miss Ida Fox; recitation. Miss
Ethel Chapln; banjo solo, Miss Sophie Eppnger;
song, Miss Sallie Qninan; guitar solo, Miss Ma
ME Huffman; T. CITATION, Miss Carrie Quinan;
piano solo. Miss Jennie Brm; recitation, Miss
SADIE Dickinson; mandolin solo, Miss Anna
Furth; recitation. Miss Gertrude Lamsom; song,
MISS Lulu BLlm; plano solo, MISS Carrie hun
man; recitation, Miss Sophie Eppnger; plauo
duet, Miss Wood and Miss Huffman.
On Friday Afternoon Miss Niyelia Martin en-
tertained the senior class OF Shell Seminary, OF
which she IS member, at lunch party given In
thelr honor, at The residence vi Mr. ana Mrs j.
Z. Martini 1856 Grove street. The home was
beautifully decorated with flowers ana ferns,
and tie dining-tOom was tasteluly ornamented
In tue class coloIS blue aud yellow. The favoTs
were blue and yellow Japanese fans, sim The
names of the members of The class each.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent III inter-
esllns diversions, but some disappointment was
felt because of The uOn-appearaGce Of Gypsy
iortuue-teiler who had been engaged TO tell the
fortunes oil tie class when they leave The school.
The class VIII graduate on Thursday evening
next: There were present: Miss LIZZIE Brown
ing, Miss Alice Buswel, Miss Lille Carothers,
Miss LiZZie Chapman. Miss Maud Daultun. Miss
Sophie Eppnger, Miss A0bie Fay, Miss Flora
Goldman, Miss Carrie Huffman, Miss Ethel Mer-
dOn Miss Maud Warreu Miss Jennie Wheaton,
Miss Alice Wood, Miss Viyella Martin
L'Aliesro CotiiIon Club Party.
Last Tuesday evening the LAllegro Cotillon
Club gave their last party of the season at
Mission Music Han, on the corner of Twenty
first and Howard streets. Blum's Orchestra was
well TO the fore, and worthiy confirmed lis high
reputation for the rendition OF dance music.
The grand march at O'Clock opened the fes-
tivittes, and during lie evening several figures OF
The german Were danced. The hall was COM
pletely hed with q select company.
The pleasant affair terminated at midnight.
Tue care OF The floor was entrusted to Mr.. J. IL.
Bullock aud he performed his duties admirably,
The Central Church Reunion.
The Central Presbyterian Church of this city is
now holding Feast Of Tabernaces," some
what in imitation OF that established by Moses
for the Children of Israel during their wander.
ings in tile wilderness, the occasion being the
twenty fifth anniversary OF the church, which Is
being observed by a celebration extending over
a period Of seven days, this being the time
covered by The ancient festival referred TO-
In pursuance Of the plan adopted, Thursday
evening was devoted 10 a reunion in the "taber
nace' on Golden Gale avenue, In the audience
room OF which the company first assembled and
listened TO Il highly Interesting lecture by Rev.
Or. l. 3 Chapman, one oil the former acting
pastors of the church, on "Some Results OF
| twenty-five Years Explorations and Excava-
| lions in Bible Lands" after which about four
| hundred OF them repaired to the assemby-rooms
| In the basement, where they sat down to a mag
nlficent repasl which the ladies' had provided for
thu m, remaining after their appetiies were salts
| fed TO listen 10 number Of short speeches by
| Rev. Drs. Stewart, Smith and others.
The social intercourse which followed pro-
| longed the occasion until quite late hour:
| Violin solo, Souvenir de POsen" (Wienlawski,
SSGi Ms AGah
| Il. Etls; piano solo, RhapsOdie Hongrose No.
| II (l.iszD, Miss Marie Gifin; vocal solo, Long
solo, Loves Proving Qolrl, Mr.. T.. q. j. Mills;
| vocal solo, "lmperfecluS" (RobinsOn), Mr.. George
81. j. Bremneri vocal solo, Cavatina Raii- Bnal.
| Miss Adah X. Ellis; violin solo, six concerto
| de Beriot, Miss Florence Fletcher; vocal solo,
| LET Me Love Thee" (ArdItD Miss Mary E.
| Barnard. The celebration VIII close tomorrow
| evening with concert, IN which the principal
| attraction will be Miss Mary Z. Barnard.
| The johnson Party at Los Angeles.
General ana Mrs. L. z. Johnson and Miss
| Johnson entertained a number OF friends at
their residence on Hope street. Los Angeles on
the evening OF the 9Th inst. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. NJ. c. Blasdel (mother
| OF Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. E. Il. Grandin, Mrs. &. &.
Mason from Santa Fe Springs, Mrs. w. &. Wor-
| sham all sisters of tile hostess, and the Misses
Gertrude Johnson aud Lucinda Mason. Among
| those present we're: Mrs. q. w. Blasdel, Mrs.
| Margaret Hobbs, Mrs. L. SIgler and Miss Siger,
| MrS.GenerJl Stonem1n, Miss Stonenan and Miss
| Adele StouemaD, Mrs. Charles SonnIagg, Mrs.
| i: Z. Howes ana daughters, Miss Alice Whitney,
| Mrs. j. S. Chapman. Mrs. Judge Bickhell Mrs.
| Judge Hendrck. Miss Annie YOcum, Mrs. DR.. j.
S. Owens, Mrs Dr. j. b. Owens, Mrs. Charles L.
| Strong Miss ST ong, Miss George Strong, Miss
| Henderson, Miss Forester, Miss Flora Culver
| Miss Rollins, Mrs. f. A. Forester, Miss May For
| ester. Miss Louise Dunn, Mrs. j. j. Wo0dwQrth,
| Miss Louise Jones, MIS- Il. NJ. Widney, Mrs.
Frank b. Ross. Mrs Horace Hitler, Mrs. IL; 5.
| Moore, Mrs. b. +. Coulter Mrs. Hodgkins,
| Miss Bertha Hodgkus, Miss Maggie EldeIkln,
| Miss Elsie Gurley ElderkIn. Mrs. +. f. kokke
and daughter, II Slnsabaugh, Miss Mauzy, Mrs.
| ). &. Hubbeli Mrs. Dr. Hagan, Mrs. Dr. Ga
Gus, Mrs NJ: L. Speedy, AIRS. 5. d. Caswell. Mrs.
| Dr.. Ross, Mrs. Eugenia German, Mrs. C.. u.
| Wheeler, Mrs. +. A Settle Mrs. DR.. UtIey, Mrs.
| Dr. Cochran, Miss Dora WhitcOmb, Miss Me.
| Creepy Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gibson,
| Miss Lou Gibson, Mrs. Abernethy. Miss A. Cox,
| Mrs. Geddls, Mrs. w. Z. Fuuey, Mrs. &; w.
| Bradley, Mrs. L. +. Spence and Miss Kate
Spence.
| The Greig- Wedding.
On Thursday afternoon last the marriage OF
| MISS Isabel linhleY OIint daughter OF the late