The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-12

the wedding the affair was quite private, only
relatives aud near family friends being INVITED.
Among those crescent we're: Mr. and Mrs. Henry
A ASH MI Julius ac Mrs Menre sms afn mas
Mrs. DR.. George f.. Cooper Mr.. and Mrs Matt
TobrlneT; Mr; and Mrs o. Cohen, ~, Mr.; Louis Louis
man, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Rosenheim, Mr.. Samuel Rosenhem, Mons. and
Nine. Henri Malls. DR.. NJ. II. Levi, Miss Leno
Thompson, Miss Rosie Harris, NJ. and Mrs NJ
Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Brunswick, Mrs.
George Levy, Mr.. Louis Stratus.
The Heliotrope Picnic Party.
One OF the most pleasant private pIcnics OF the
season was given on Sunday last at Niles Can
yon in Alameda County by party of young
ladies and gentlemen of this city calling them
selves the Heotrope Picnickers. The party, COM
posed OF nifty couples, left the city on the $3.50
O'Clock train for Niles, arriving there at II
O'Clock. The picnic grounds In the canyon IS
one of the most beautiful places which could be
had to hold private picnic. with the large
dancing pavilion, nice shade trees, swings, ham,
mocks, boats and bathing. All these things, to-
gether with music and fine luncheon, were
greatly enjoyed.
The day was spent In various ways. such as
singing, dancing and games The party arrived
home at 10 o'clock.
Among those present were: Miss KlttIe Tier
Miss Mamie Tierney, Miss Belle Kingsley, Miss
Leasle Tierney, Miss Maggie Nealon. Miss Monte
Neaion, Miss Minnie Toner, Miss Lizzie Flynn,
Miss Rosie Haberian, Miss Mamie Smith. Miss
Rosie Kingsley, Miss Fannie r. gan, Miss Alice
CLARK Clark Miss Lille Petinosi Miss Maggie Ward,
Louis W. Woltcrs, Charles f. Gimartin. William
Canly, Hugh DOrety William Patton, ID. Crane.
William Crane, ID. Geary, D. Graney. James
Tierney, Frank Roberts, Harry Hughes, Charles
NJ. O'BIien, James McCarty. Thomas Deianty,
John Tierney, Laurence TTuhax, Il. Itching and
F. Kemp.
The Kermesse.
The lady management of the Kermesse, held
last Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, IN aid
of the Socete de Renaissance des Danes Fran
caises, has reason to congratulate itself on the
issue of the undertaking. There was much of 4
delightful audacity in the project It's scheme
was new "a quality, perhaps, not altogether fatal
10 success in the Bay City, but offering, instead
and besides, il was rather late for an entertain
nent on so large scale, as many people
habitually leave town Immediately after the
OF recognized testimonial simply blank page.
Easter season. Nevertheless, the enthusiasm of
youth and beauty In a worthy cause again
demonstrated its inevitable superiority TO all
obstacles.
The exact amount of the cash balance to be
handed over 10 the beneficiary society yet de-
ponds on the settlement on certain per contra
accounts, but Mme Ponton de Arce, the Presi-
dent, estimates that check of four figures may
not imposslbly be the result. As to tue social
success. this was sympatbetically assured. and
the hattering character of the attendance, to-
gether with the complete arrangements, guar
anteed an evening OF dalntiest enjoyment.
odd Fellows Hall looked charming at the
grand march AT that time every chair in the
galleries and downstairs was occupied by an
eager spectator. and a gay stream of costumed
dancers WIS spreading over the polished. gleam-
ing floor. All around hung ana waved red
white aud blue, the French trlcOlOr and the
United States flag tremendously intertwined
Lanterns, broad festOOns OF bunting aud slender
cOrdOns OF evergreens completely concealed the
balcony rails. The stage was entirely lined with
warmly glowing flags In military groupings,
while it was bOrdered with handsome eXOtics,
among which were set The cOlors of France and
America. Above sparkled the legend, "Charite."
In golden prominence.
And now, as Noah Brandrs orchestra, from
behind the palms on the stage, struck up the
"MarSeilaise" this bright picture became in
an instant alive. Never was there more effect
i've, or, in It's constituents, more correctly
tuned column OF cosmopolitan dancers. Every
lady was evidently at least princess, besides
an acknowledged belle, in her own country,
while every gentleman was gallant scion OF
picked worth. The column was led by
Mr. AlphonSe Luttringer, In the character
OF soldier OF the French Revolution, bearing
the proud eagle standard Of france. Beside him
triDped Master Charles Gruenhagen, dressed as
page of Louis Quartoze, aud on the other side
naIestiealiy marched a perfect Uncle Sam In
miniature, represented by Master Leonard
Waterman. After them advanced some thirty
couples, casting bright glances of recognition
upon the delighted friends around as they went
through the graceful evOutions of a March of
All Nations under the direction OF Professor l..
Human.
Eight young ladies and eight young gentlemen
In the court costume OF Louis XVI then danced a
mlnuet with such grace and accuracy that
the audience demanded an encore. The dancers
were Miss Blk Kenna, MIR; Howard Blethen,
Nellie Mclaughlin, Mr. r. OConnell. Miss An
ME Sullivan, MIR. Frank Bogart, Mr.. Paul Belle
mans, Miss Mary Melville. Miss Charlotte Gruen-
hagen, MIR. John Gensoui, Miss May TObin, Mr.
w. Richardson Jr., Miss Cora Richardson, Mr.
W. n. Sullivan. Following them came fantas-
tic little jig by Master Leonard Waterman 10 the
air OF Yankee Doodle" In his character of
| Uncle Sam. The dance of the Three Little Maids
| from School was roundy applauded. Tie par
| Elephants were: Miss Bertha Fourquet, Miss May
Lash and Miss Tonic Lash.
Eight gypsies to the sound of cymbals and
tam6ourines then cine tripping on the floor.
| EOur of Them had lille fOlr-cOrneret
| denote that they took Tie parts OF gentlemen.
The dancers were Miss Minnie Cole, Miss IDA
| Cole, Miss Matte Wood Miss May Melrose, Miss
| Alice Mooser. Miss NJ. Glynn, Miss FitZsimmons,
| Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen.
Little Miss Lille Sussman danced an allegorl-
| Present"
| The Wild measure OF the Polish dance evoked
4 considerable applause and had to be repeated.
| Those who gave it were: Miss Marie PonEon de
| Arce, Miss George DeiZer, Miss Blk Kenna,
Miss Ala Keenan,. Miss Anna Haley, Miss Lena
| Shell, Miss Lizzie Sculy, Miss May TObn. The
| Spanish dance came next In ii were Miss Kate
| Gaynor, Miss Pink Gaynor, Miss Bertha Four
/ 2net, Miss Monte LASH Miss HarOldine G0sliner
Miss Annie Canning Miss Annie HUNT and
Master IeSnard Waterman, attlred in Spanish
| costumes theis danced Lovers Dance" that
had to be repeated twice before the spectators
were even partially satisfied. The fancy dane
! ing closed with dance OF All nations. IN when
| all those in costume particpateas>-As a nnale
Columbia suddenly appeared in tneif siillqSt ahu
they all did homage to her. The floor was SDen
cleared for general dancing, which was con-
| tinued untll Il late hour.
Mrs. Pontnn de ATce Is President Of the So
elety and with the untring aid OF her daughters
directed The entertainment as whole. She was
assisted by Mrs. William Mooser, Mrs. Joseph
Mooser, Miss Belin, Mrs. NJ. Agnirre, Mrs. Dr.
Labre, Mrs. Kleinclaus and Miss Dagenais.
The Reception Committee was composed as fol-
vain Well, E. NJ. Meyer, A. Fusenot Floor
Commttee-Messrs. l.. Racouillat, E. Gros, j.
Gensoul c. L. Mooser; floor manager Mr.. VIII
lam MO0Ser Jr.
Among those present we're: Mr. and Mrs.
Ignatz Steinhart. Nine. Gallois, MIR. Elisha
Dyer, Miss Tony Bandmann, Mr.. E. a. PesoIi,
the Misses Ponton de Arc Miss IneZ Villa
franca, the Misses Hahn, Miss Kitty Nolan,
Miss Carrie Platt. Mr. Harry Walker, Mr. Percy
cisco de Ojeda, Mr.. Charles Stewart, Mr.. John
FeathorStOne. sir. Daniel Nj. Hanlon, Mr.. Louis
Sloss Dr.. MIR. George S. Mearns, Mr.. Arthur
Croker. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Sherwood, Miss
Emma Murray, Miss Mamie Merose, Colonel
and MIS-. d. NJ. Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Won Schroeder, Mr.. W. b. Cooke DIR. L. Neuman.
Mr.: and Mrs; Robert I; Sherwood. Mr.. and
Miss Melrose, MIR. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Gensoul,
Mrs. L. Gosliner, Mr.. s. Gashwiler. MIR. and
Mrs. Hunt. Miss Alice Mooser, MIR. c. n. Miller,
Mr. {. NJ. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Andre,
Mr.. l.. Andre, MIR. and Mrs. Any, Mrs. A. Andre,
Miss Kate Gaynor, Miss Bertha Fourquet, Miss
Ffeling, MI d ana mrs "A: fusemot Mss Minnie
Durand, Mrs. Deltzler. Mr.. DubeGat, Miss
George DeitzIer, Miss Marie Fleury, MIR. and
Mr.. and Mrs Melrose, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mooser, MIR. and Mrs. Ii. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
joseph Mooser. Mr.: f. Macondray, Mr.. William
Baker, Miss Amelia Bitter, Miss Alice Bitter,
Mr.. A. Borel, mir. and Mrs. 5. Bauer, Mr..
and Mrs. Baum, Miss BiItner, Miss Mary Bailey,
Miss Dollle Bailey, Miss Agnes Bailey, Miss Lii
lie Welton Mrs. Matte Wood, Mrs Leonard
Waterman, Mrs. Schoenmaker, Miss Pauline
Schoenmaker, Mr.. James T.: Sullivan. Mrs.
Sculy. Miss Seuily, Miss A. F. Bandman, Mr..
and Mrs: A. Bardet, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Bur
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham, Miss L..
GaXiola, Dr. and Mrs. Z. Gros. MI.
Charles Gruenhagen, Miss Charlotte Gruen-
hagen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gruenhagen, Miss
Schell, MIR. and Mrs. Williams. Mr.. S. Neile,
Mrs. Charles Melnecke, Miss Mclaughlin, Miss
Murray, Miss A. Dubedat Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schmtt, Miss May TObin Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins,
Mr. W. Pixley, Mr., l.. RacouIlIat Mr.. A. Roos.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schneider, Judge aud Mrs. Hyde,
Miss Gertrude Hyde, Captain and Mrs. Il. IL.
Baker, Mrs. William Harrison, Miss Mary Harri.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. de Young, Mrs, John
Gosgraye, Miss Cosgraye, MIR. and Mrs. Julins
Bandmann, NJ. de la Tour, Miss Edith Ander-
son. Miss Anna de BrelleYlIle. Mr.. and Mrs.