The morning call., 1890-04-28

Elephants in The entertainment could be assured
of the alta Inment OF their object
The varied programme Included the following
representations: "Aboye the Clouds,'' drama
with The following cast: Crazy PM, M: q; IL.
Amos Gaylord Mr.. O Miner IL; err Howard Gaylord
MI. +. E. Monteyerde Jr. Nat Naylor, MIR. +. H.
Matthew Titus Turtle, Nj. ]; Z. WlnteLDuIn;
gals, Miss Belle Mayors; Susy Gaylord, Miss
Nellie X. Conroy; Hester Tborue, Miss Blanche
L. Bates; Lucretia Gerrsh, Miss May Conroyi
aud an operetta, Penelope, or the MilkmaIds
BRIDE. cast as follows: Penelope, Miss Ada l.
Fslcott Park; Mrs. Croaker Mrs. Martin
MIR. VIII Z. Stevens; Chalks, Mir. Willard Wood
= In the drama The leading roles, by Messrs. Nc
plainly and sufficiently sustained; MIR. McCor-
mick as Viliainy and Mr.. Miner as Chiyaliy
being d especially good Miss Blanche l.. Bates
directly aiding in the main plot, aud both were
e4eellent IN their respective parts Miss Bates;
indeed lose considerably above the standard OIL
amateur acting The play was agreeahly light
ened by the remaining characters, Miss Nellie
Senloy, as true-hearted rustic coquetie; MISS
| May Conroy, as " romantic" old maidi Mr..
| Taylor as an embryo "impromptu" poet;' Mr.
A Her Mehr, as a vigorous country swain, and MI;
| Mlnterburn, as gourmand. Tie audience
hlehly enjoyed the performance, which may
| possibly be repeated.
The waits were not unduly long. and both
make-upS" aud stage arrangements were ad-
mlrabe. Mr. Matthieu's appearance IN the last
scene was absurdly realistic. The successful
performance was given under the following aus
piees; Stage manager, Mr.. e. h. Mccormick;
director, Mr.. &. II. Mayors; musical director.
| Mr.. Clement Cook.
The Orc Elmo Parlor Party.
The third anniversary party of Orc Elmo Parlor,
| No. ., Native Daughters OF the Golden West,
| TOOK place last Tuesday evening at Union square
Hail. The parlor always gives enjoyable parties
and this was no exception 10 the rule. large
NUMBER oil friends enjoyed the Inequalities OF the
occasion Dancing was inauguraled shortly al
Ter 80 Clock, and was continued TO the music
OF Hahn's orchestra until l. The programmes,
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lie title OF The paro III gold. were The objects OF
fully in making the evening enjoyable.
The ofiicefs OF The parlor are: Past President,
Miss Emma HeringeG; President Miss Cassie
Second Vice-President, Miss Annie Roach
Third Viee-PIeSident. Mrs. j. Hanley; Record.
ing Secretary, Miss Emma Roberts; Financial
Secretary, Miss Miriam Sober; Treasurer, Miss
Carrie ROhrDacher; Marshal, Miss Laura Carey;
Inside Sentinel, Miss Pauline Schllhngi Outside
Sentinel, Miss Emma Foster. Truslees-Miss
May Hogan, Miss Ada Smith, Miss Belle Brown.
The several committees were composed as fol-
lows: Committee of Arrangements-Carr
Kohrbaeher, Emma Foster Emma Hernger,
Mrs A. AigeIinger, May Hogan, Pauline
Schilllng; Reception Comnittee-Mrs. j. Han
ley, Mrs. l.. Cummings, Mrs L. OTTO. Laura
Carey, Miriam Sober; floor manager, Miss G.
Radiord assistant floor manager, Miss A. Fair
Mehttens, Annie Roach, Emma Roberts, Emma
Dellwlg.
The Oakland CotIlIion Club Party.
The Cotillion Club held Its final party OF the
evening. The hall presented pretty scene with
It's beautiful costumes and exquisite floral dec
oralions The stage was beautihed with Il wealth
OF flowers and foliage which fIeighted Ihe air
with delicious perfume.
The following gentlemen were In charges
Directors-George S. Meredith. presiding; q.
Fred Bnsh, Secretary and Treasurer; Harry W.
Knoll, Kenneth Watson, John f. Logan floor
director, Ii. Fred Bush; Floor Committee-M alter
G. Manuel, John f, Logan, P. Ii. Remard
| VIII b. StandefOrd.
The guests were: Miss Jennie Bush, Miss
Florence HANDY. Miss l.. F. nerves, Miss AbbIe
NJ. Cutler, Miss Cameron, Miss Annie E. Dixon,
Miss Louise b. Watkins, Miss Paula Won Ade-
lung, Miss Rose Magazines, Miss l.. Barstow,
| Miss Annie Coleman, Miss NJ. X. Benner, Miss
Fletcher, Miss Rose McCarten, Miss Fannie
Hunt, Mrs. Coarles E. Gotten, Miss Edith Miner
Pollard Miss W. B. Priest Miss May Balaniyne,
Mrs. Ii. p. Gray, Miss Miller, Miss Ella Bush
| Miss Gertrude Gage, Miss Williams OF Chicago,
Miss Manuals, MRS Materials, Mrs Balm Miss
Merry, Miss Maggie Selby, Miss Grace Wood
ward, Miss Emily Lawrence, Miss Annie VII
son. Mrs. A. Gage, Miss Grace Gage,
Miss Lotlie Clolgh, Miss Bart spar
rows, Miss DollIe Sparrows, Miss Birdie Ss,nm.
Miss Bertha Samna, Miss Kelley, Miss Maud
Pierce, Miss Massey Miss Rose Forester Miss
May Laird, Miss Madge Robinson. Miss {. Como
way, Mrs. Fred ollard, Mrs. L. S. Gray Miss
Maud Clock, Miss Hooper Mss Lille Hooper,
Miss Alice Dietz Miss A. Mcdowell Miss s.
Mcdowell, Miss Phoebe Smith, Miss NJ. SehafeT,
Miss Emma Schafer, Miss Lille Westphal, Miss
Dennson, Miss Florence Chick Mrs. f. K.
Smith. Miss Fannie Smith, Miss Ina Hammer,
y.
Smith. Miss l., Davis, Miss Cutler; Messrs. Q. t.
johnson, Ii. 2. Squire, Charles r Magagnos,
Adolph Brqiiing, Harry Chapman, Il. Benner, b.
J. Smith, l.. L. Smith, Arthur n, Bsyley E. j..
Knowles, Robert Edgar, X. ChadbOurne, q. NJ
McGowan, Harry p. Gray, William G. Smith,
J. II. Ames, l.. Ii. Lord, Ralph Jones' Z. l..
Hewen, John f. Logan, Arthur b. Torrey,
f. a. Fletcher, +. w. bigger, c. b. Wells,
Georgr +. Robinson. j. A. Se6y, VI. W. Hunt
Hamilton Robins, Arthur w. Spear, +. X. Remit
lard, Charles E. Gotten Harry Goose, B. Frank
ley Fred Pollard, y. o, Badgly, Ii. P. Gray Ed
mond S; Gray Cullen X. Sturteyapt, George $.
Ter. +. E. Smith, ". +. Sawyer. 7. ". Mott, W
A. tiue, J. Percy Gatvey, George Meredith,
B. sandetord e. sG"rmlck T. pSHis FRED w
Grey, W 7; 4; Morris, A O. Rslley, 4. !.
westphal, h. a. Schsier, W. n. Sloper G. f.
Bush, DSwner Walsh, Charlie; Anardt Charles
Townsend, Fred Bush, n. A. K0ser.
The Plymouth Church Entertainment.
AN evening with the popular song writer,
Stephen C. Foster" was pleasantly passed last
Thursday evening at Plymouth Congregational
Church. The attendance was large and inIelli-
gently apprrc iative.
The following was the full programme, each
number being one Of Fosters compositions:
under the direction OF the renowned impressarlo,
SigBOr GlorgiO kckliomi (hrst appearance IN
America)i biographical sketch. Mrs. II. 5. Sted-
man; quartet and tableau, Come Where My
Love Lies Dreaming" Messrs. Crandall, Keesy,
Humphrey and Parent; song =" Beautiful
Tines Come Again No MoTe MRS. b. H. G aSt
song, In costume, - Old Black joe" Mr.. j. +.
Fleming song, "od Folks at Home" Mrs.
Martin Schultz; recitation, illustrated by living
pictures, My Old Kentucky Home, Good
Night" Miss Adde Horton.
The sweetly pathetic selections so character
istic Of their composer were worthlly rendered
by those respectively responsible for their pre-
sentation. Indeed, the persistent encores made
the entertainment very prolonged, but the audi
ence sat as II enthralleG from the opening to the
final number. A brief period OF pleasant social
converse brought the charming affair TO end.
The Century Club Entertainment.
The lady members OF the Century Club held an
enjoyable meeting last Wednesday evening at
their rooms, 1915 Suffer street. The following
interesting literary aud musical programme de-
lighted the friends present: 1.-The Praise OF
Spring" by Relneeke; aye Spotted Snakes" by
acFarlen, sung by an octet; reading, " The
Ladies' Grand March," by Miss C. s. Kirkland
song, - Serenade Espagnol" (Burgmueller), by
Mrs Mariner Campbell; reading, :" The Mys-
terry of the Modern Club" by Mrs. John Vance
I Cheney; reading, woman" by Mrs. John f
I Finn; music, "NlrVana," from the Light of
Asia" by Miss Marie Withrow; poem, by Miss
,, Ina Coobrith; dramatic sketch, "The Club" by
members
The Dutton-Ross Wedding.
Miss Rose Ross OF Steubenvllle, 0hlo and j.
| l.. DutOu OF Santa Cruz were married on sun.
Gay evening last al The residence OF G. w. Con
nor, GIT Webster street, Oakland. Rev. DR.
Ollie perfoi med the ceremony, only the relative!
and Intimate friends Of the parties being present
The rooms were beautifully decorated witt
flowers and plants OF all kinds, and handsomely
coloied drapperies hung here and there. Mr.
button Is well-knOwn in Santa Cruz, being head
book keeper for the firm OF 4. A. HeIne & Co.
and also President OF The Santa Cruz Water
Company. The happy couple left on Monday fO
their home In Santa Cruz. Those present at till
happy event were: MIR. and Mrs. q. W. Conner
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker Mr.. and Mrs.
Mooney, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Cook Miss KATE
/ Common, Miss Berthe Cook, Miss Cora Cook. Miss
Ollie Cook and MIR. Charles Common.
Party on Twelfth Street.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Daisy Stephen sol
J. and Miss Lotte b. Lenhart were agreeably sur
prised by number OF their little friends at th
; residence OF Miss Florence Verrill, on Twelfth
: street. A couple OF hours were spent In tn
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