The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-28

Another OF the pleasant entertainments VI
The c hildren's Progressive Lyceum, which
meets each Sunday at 9o915 Market street.
was given in that hall last Saturday evening
and attracted a good attendance despite
| counter attractions elsewhere.
| The Programme Committee, consisting of
! Mrs. A. E. FuseStte and Mr. c. II. Wads-
worth, prepared the selections, which were
| announced by the conductor, Mrs. A. l..
Baou. in the following order: Recta ton,
AN IDIOTS Calamity" Miss Ella Lincoln;
| song Beautiful Bard" little four-yeaT-old
| Girl, Eva Ashworth; vocal duet, Pretty
| Little Dark Blue Eyes," Miss Daisy Smp-
| knS and Miss Ida Gilbert; recitation.
Little Mag" Miss Jessie Haskins; song by
members of the Beacon Group; Rose OF
| the Garden Miss Lena Miller, Miss Ida
| Gibrri, Miss Gertie Slit, Miss Florence
! Craig, Miss Tina Parry, Miss Daisy Simp-
| kins song, The Scissor grinder Miss Eta
| Miller caliSthenic exercises by twenty
| eight of the younger members OF the lyceum
| and conducted by Miss Christola Merrill,
while Mrs. Livingstone c. Ashworth pre-
| sided at the piano, as she did also for other
| portions OF the programme.
Shortly after o'clock dancing was COM
menced with Miss Daisy CresSy as floor
manager, assisted by Miss Maggie kohn,
| Miss Mabel Morrill, Miss Gussir Purnell
and others. The music was furnished by
| Miss r. ROsenthai.
The General Committee on Refreshments
included Mrs. A. q. Fossette, Mrs; l.: w.
Briggs Mrs +. L. Lincoln, Mrs. L. c. Ash
worth, Mrs. c. w. Simpkins, Mrs. E. G.
| Morrill, Miss Title SImpknS, Mrs. A. NJ.
Powers. Miss Alice Gilbert, Mrs. ID. A.
! Beechsr. Mrs. c. Miller and Mir. j. j. Mer-
rift. Mr.. c. IL. Gilman officiated, as usual,
as Door Committee.
| Party on Hayes Street.
A.Bar- Mizpah party was given 10 Master
Edward Rotroltz on Sunday evening at the
| home If his parents, 400 Hayes street, which
| had been newly furnished for the occasion.
| Many valuable presents were given to him.
| A II elaborate supper was served, after
which dancing was resumed until the small
| hours of he morning when all. well pleased,
| departed for their homes
| Among the many present were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rotholtz, Mrs Edward Ruthoitz, Mrs.
! 1etta Il thOtlZ, Mrs. Lubbock and daughter
| Of Nevada City, MIR. and Mrs. DanS, Mr..
| ana Mis-. Morris, Rev. A Brown, MIR. Ben
Rothotz, Miss c. Platter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Cans, Mr.. Robert Rot
| hotz Miss Lena Rotholtz, Mrs Sittenheim,
Miss SiItenheiu. Miss Bella Raphael, Mrs.
| Raphael Mr.. William Goldman, Miss May
| Miss Esther Appel, Mr.. Marks, Miss Mamie
| Peiffer, Miss Davis. Mr. and Mrs: Dreytus,
| Mt and Mrs. Whitehead, Mr.. Geller, MIR.
Morris Feeder, Mr.. Jacob Raphael, the
Misses Rosie and Gertie Rothollz, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lafee, Mrs. Sunderland, Hiss Lena
Dams, Mrs. L. Morris, Miss A. Morris, MIR.
| +. Dams, the Misses Dufan, Mrs. Halsey.
~ SURPRISE Party.
very pleasant surprise party was ten
| dered the Misses Kenney at their residence
on Saturday evening. The apartments
were thronged with guests, who were hes
| pitably entertained amid flowers and music.
| Ch1ysanthemums were predominant in the
decorations.
The table decorations were very much ad-
mired. The grounds attached were quito
rendezvous for the young people, and many
pleasant hours were whiled aW ay amid the
| strains of music. Others found attraction
| in the parloT, which was handsomely dec
grated.
Musical selections were rendered by the
following: Piano solo, William Tell,
| Miss kittie Keuney; vocal solo, "A Rustic
| Bridge" Mr.. George Mower; banjo solo,
Mr.. ". f. Wales; vocal solo, "Our Jacks
Come Home" Mrs. J. McCombS; violin solo,
III Trovatpre." MIR. William Mebach; vocal
solo, ''Kaihl en- Mavourneen," Mr.: }.
Hughes; trio, The Song That Reached My
| Heart" Messrs. William Mebach, Edward
Wales and O. Medley; piano solo. Maid
ems Prayer" Mr.. f. Splalne; vocal solo,
That Is Love-" Mrs Mckay. Miss Annie
| kenney and Mr.. &. Bambour then led the
march to the dining-room, where a sumptu-
Gus repast was spread, after which the guests
returned to the parlors, where the hours
! were pleasantly passed.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs. MeComhs, Mr..
| and Mrs. Mckay, Miss Agnes Pierce, Miss
Lydia Fero Miss Minnie Fischer. Mis-, Nell
! Reardon, Miss Guseie Fischer, Miss Mamie
Kenney, Miss Lizzie Hart, Miss kittie Ken
nry, Miss May Kelley, Miss Jennie Hart,
Miss Annie kenney, Miss Agnes kenney,
Miss Annie Cannon, Miss Lizzie kenney
| Miss Mary Cannon, Miss Theresa Crubett,
Miss Josie Crobett; Messrs. l.. Taylor, c.
BambOur, G. Vincent. Frank Splaine, }.
| Hughes, P Bailey, q. Mower, L. MCGEE, Z.
Mower, L. Moore, G. Medley. Edward
ney, j. Green, j. Kcnney, L. Green, G.
Cohn, G. Burgess ". Schrader, j. Cannon,
NJ. Feueri, z. Ferreri.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
The marriage OF Miss Sepulyeda, daughter
of Judge Sepu Eeda, formerly of Los An
geles, TO Mr.. HEAVY Lindsay of the City of
! Mexico, occurred last VT elk. Mr. and Mrs.
Lindsay are spending their honeymoon in
Riverside.
| Mr.. Fred II. Dustin and Miss Minnie
Jewett, two of Redding's handso NEST and
most popular young people, were married at
| that place Tuesday evening The happy
| pair came to this city.
| a wedding party was given at the resi-
| dence of Mrs. II. Barber, in Sacramento, on
| Wednesday evening, the occasion being the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss Ella Barber,
| 10 MI. Arthur NUDltS, sun VI NldSNSl NIT
| chanic Cooley OF the Southern Pacific COM
| pany
a very pleasant wedding took place at
| Vallejo Monday at the Church of the Ascen-
| sion, Miss Sarah j. Sloan OF that city ana
| Mr.. George l.. Rogers of San Jose being the
contracting parties. The service was beau
| tifuliy conducted - the Introductory or
| ancient Detrothal portion beng taken by the
rector Rev. W. Bollard IN the body OF the
church, and then the final part, from the
Z I hFl1 htr haF
father, took place at the chancel rail by the
Rev. John X. Lewis, chaplain at the navy
yard, Mare Island, former rector and
| friend OF the family.
Last Monday at Napa Mr.. Charles b.
| Sampson and Miss Gussie Rather were
! united in marriage, Rev. l.. NJ. Schofeld
[ officiating The young couple came on
their honeymoon tip 10 this city and Santa
Cruz.
Miss Marguerite Chamberlain, one of
| Auburn's special fayorites, and former
teacher in the country schools, was married
at Auburn on Tuesday 10 Mr.. .. Il. Stood
| ley OF Marysville. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. ]. I. Shurtleif.
In San Jose last Monday evening was cele-
| brated the marriage of Mr.. ii. j. Scott OF
Victoria, d. c., and Miss Gertrude Eva May
| nard, only daughter of Colonel
Maynard, late Of Her Majesty's Eighty
eighth Regiment.
Society Personals.
| Mr.. ana MIS-. CnarIeS .. W neeler are Ill
| Chico.
Mrs. Thomas Breeze. accompanied by her
sons and daughters, " ill leave the Occidental
| Hotel for New Haven. Conn.,, on November
| 4th, to pass the winter there.
Mrs. J. Ii. Redington and Miss Julia Red
ington, whose engagement to MIR. j. U.
Minot was announced some time ago, have
come up from Santa Barbara and will spend
the winter season at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs p. W. Seby and family came
up from MenlO Park on Saturday and regis
tered at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Jennings have arrived
in New York.
Miss Mae Whitney is on visit to friends
in Philadelphia.
Mr. Benoni Irwin will leave for the East
in few days.
Mr.. Henry Alexander has returned from
New York after long absence, and will
soon open studio.
Mrs. George S. Ladd is at the Hotel
Brunswick in New York City.
Miss Jennie Hobbs has removed to her