The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-17
AT MANUFACTURERS COST.

upon The invitation cards, together with several
musical and literary selections oil taxing title.
and having almost Complete change OF talent
10 present them. A large and select attendance
filed both tue body and galleries OF the hall.
The programme was as follows: Overture,
'Siege OF Fails" by the Rubato Medley, Mr.. NJ.
r. Fleisehman Director; recitation. "At the
Orera," Mr. Richard FOote; contralto solo,
aria from Romeo and juliet, (by requesD, Mrs.
Michael" Miss Grace d. Pierce; selection,
"Valse de Concert" (Labtsky) Rubato Medley.
Farce, The Happy Pair'-Mrs. HOueyton, Miss
Annie Pluukett; Mr.. HOneyton, Mr.. Richard
Foote; Michael Mr.. Thomas Bates. The farce
was much aDplauded, which guarantees that it
was credltably rendered. The overture under
Mr.. Fleischman's direction, received an encore
10 It's opening selection. Mr.. FOote was twice re-
called. giving kissing AZ SchOOp' and The
Tramp" As contraltO Mrs. Griffin appeared
thoroughly to please the audience and responded
TO an encore with a ballard. Miss Pierce las
true bstfiOnle talent shown both IN The Tower
of ST. Michael" and Victor Gilbfalth," both diff
ieut selections.
Dancing was afterward enjoyed TIL midnight
under the direction of the following Past Pres
ldenIs: Thomas ID. RiOrdan, A. Y. Black, Alex
ander McBOyle, James NJ. Trout. DR.. Thomas
J.. HiIl. George A. MullIn, A. N. Thornton,
Charles p. Fonda.
The annual officers were Installed on this oc-
casiou. Mr.. William c. Meagher becomes Pres
ident: Mr.. George II. Mullin, Vice-P sident;
while the Executive COMMITTEES consists OF
Messrs. a. NJ. Thornton (Chairmau), DR.. George
X. Friuk, A q. Pierce, II. L. Holmes, William
Hallet. Mr.. Fonda, as Past President, made
ably responded, assuring the members that lie
would endeavor. with the help OF his fellow
officers, 10 keep the entertainments up TO their
present high standard. The club Is very pOpu
lar and has fun membership at this time.
The Shelly WOIters Wedding.
Lastevening st. Mary's Cathedral was crowded
with friends Of TWO young people about to enter
the slate OF mairlmony. The contracting par
ties were Miss Minnie Wolters, daughter OF MIR.
William Wolters, who has resided in this city
for upward OF thirty years, and Mr.. j. f. Shelly,
with Wells, Fargo & Co., in tins city.
1t was almost O'Clock before the bridal party
entered The bride assisted by her sister, Miss
Gusse VOTERS, and the groom was attended by
Mr.. Shelly, his brother. The Impressive cere-
mOny was performed by the Rev. MIR. Kirby.
Miss GiOTgiani rendered MendessonD's "Wed-
ding March" as tile party left The church. A re-
eeptlon was afIerward held, limited 10 the rela-
tiyes and most Intimate friends OF the families. at
1923 Pine street, near Van Ness avenue. The
congratulations had been profered a sumpluous
collation. was served in the dlning-room. The
reiolcings continued to a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelly leave today for a tour OF
several weeks in the southern part of the State.
Their presents were particularly numerous and
appropriate.
a Niles Canyon Camp.
One OF thr most happy camps sojOurnlng in the
pretty canyon OF Niles is Camp Comfort" stu
ated about one mile from Su1ol. The members
Charles j. Gillen Dr., Miss Bessie j. Gilen,
Miss Ethel aud Muster Willie Gen, MIR. and
Mrs. Gustave f. Pohmann, Mr.. II. ID. Pohl-
mann, Miss Lucy S. Pohlmann, Mr.. Gustave +.
Pohlmann Jr., Miss Edna l.. POhmann. Master
Arthur PonlmaDn, the Misses Mamie and Annie
Dyer, MIR. John Dyer.
Parry Guerrero Street.
highly enjoyable and select party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Berge, at their residence,
1921 Guerrero street, last Friday evening, 1t
hain In Of
handsome pafors were deliberately decorated
with smllax, ferns, tropical aud dollhouse plants.
Games, vocal and instrumental music and dane.
ing WAS the order OF the day. AT the appointed
hour the guests were ushered into the dining
room. where the seasons delicacies were most
abundaDtly served, alter which dancing was
again inGulged IN. AT an early hour the do
lighted guests departed, regreiting that such an
anniversary did not come more than once a year.
Party on Tweniy-seventh Street.
very pleasant birthday party was rendered
TO Mr.. Henry Buch on the 9th ut., at his resi-
dence, 329 Twenty-seventh street. The parlor
was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Dane
ing, singing and games we're INDUCED In To
late hour. AT 10 O'Clock bountful supper was
served aud enjoyed by all. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs Henry Buch, Miss Freda Buch.
Miss Cora Bueh, Miss Meta Willers, Miss Annie
Pape, Miss Martha Pape, Mrs. j. Ii. Pape, Mr..
Henry Bucb, Mr.. Heinrich Hattie, MIR. Hugh
Mclaughlin, Mr.. j. Hawkins, Mr.. Warren
Griffin.
Lodge Picnic In Ross Valley.
Last Sunday. beneath the stately pines and
oaks OF Lagunitas Grove In Ross Valley. happy
party Of picnickers from Reliance Lodge No. 8,
OF Il. A, with their many friends gathered to
enjoy days outing Under the cool and shady
redwoods a lunch that appealed TO the taste
OF every one was spread, and dancing. bal-play-
Ing and other sports were afterwaTd INDUCED
in, much TO The amusement OF all SO well had
the party enjoyed their day In the country, that
IL was reluctance that they returned home.
Among the merry picDickers Messrs.
William Dibbee, Henry Dibblee, f. Stohr. C. A.
Coon. Lawrence Vincent j. began, c. Tame
I'm, G. Peterson, Mr.. Ahlstrom, G. Bor-
deD G. Little, g.. McGrath, s.. A.
Jones. G. BulIeth, T.. Urban, John Mcneil.
W. MCNEIL, Ii. McNe Milton Stewart, J.