The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-26
EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Production of Fantine" by the
San Francisco Terein.
The Dellwig Silver Wedding = In Charity's
Name-EOla Club Anniversary Party
Brief Notes = Personals.

Owing to the arrival OF President Harrison,
the opening day OF the Pacific Yacht Club Is
postponed to Saturday, May 9th.
The public schools OF this city being closed
next Friday, the members, parents aud friends
Of Central Methodist Sunday school will spend
MAY 1st-May day-at Glenwood, ths summit OF
The Santa Cruz Mountains. A day In the woods
and mountains has many attractions at this
season.
Senator and Mrs. Leland STAFFORD viii give
dinner party next Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on California street, in hohOr of President
Harrison and party, and later in the evening
they will give reception there 10 which about
800 guests Will be Invited. On the following day
the Presidential party viii be entertained al
luncheon al PalO Alto by Senator Stanford.
Miss Gertrude Aud, the brilliant young solo
isi, is visiting Los Angeles, the guest OF Profess
Bor f. A Bacon She participated in a concert
at the First Congregational Church IN that city
during the week with marked success.
The San francisco Singing Society, under the
able direction OF Professor Marlin Schultz, con-
template producing the "0rat0rlo Of Naaman"
in May, aud for their solo work have engaged
the services OF four voices we'll and favorably
known In our musical circles both 10 church
choir and concert work. Mrs. Schultz, soprano;
Miss McClOsKey, cOntr2ltOj Mr.. Kelley, TENOR,
and MIR. Fleming, bass.
To Complete St. Dominic's Church.
The ladies' having in charge tile preparations
for the coming fair to complete st. Dominic's
Church have completed all the details for the
opening.
The following ladies will preside over the diff
ferent tables: Fancy Table No. Mrs. War
rem, Mrs. Myrlck, Mrs. Edward Kenney, the
Misses Brun and Hurlehy; No. 2-The ladies Of
the Third Order, under the management OF Miss
Lonertgan, assisted by Mrs. Dunno, Mrs. o. Don
nell, Mrs. Rooney, Mrs. Martin, Miss Hughes,
Miss Harmon, Miss Curve and others; No. s.
Tie teachers OF the SundayschOo, the NJ lsses
Durand, the Misses Kingsley. Misses Barry
Schwartz Thorne and oth=rsi No. Mrs. 0rt-
man, Mrs GiDbOn, Mrs. Furloug, Mrs. Keogh,
Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Adams, aud young lady as
sistanls; No. 5-Mrs. White, Mrs OCOinor,
lass CashIn and White; Sodaiountain-Tn Tue
Misses Tighe, Watson ana Rock; Flower stand
The Misses Bateman, Casey aud Sweeney;
Ice-cream stand - The Misses Norton, Mrs.
O'Neill, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Walsh Shooting
salIery-The Misses Watson and McGeeney.
The fair will open next Thursday evening with
an opereita entitled "GraEdma's Birthday"
having chorus of forty voices, under The direc.
tiOn Of Mrs. Daniel Sheerin.
The Operetta "Fantine,"
prominent social attraction last evening was
the production Of the operetta "Fanine" at the
San Francisco Vereln club-rooms on Suffer
street, uear Grant avenue.
A canvas yestibule mar ed the entrance to the
pretty hall, where floral decorations abounded.
The corridors were caDvased aud their walls
tapestrled with ferns. Fantine." produced
under the musical direction OF Mr.. j. II. Rose
wald, proved decidedly tuneful aud catchy In
its air
The principal parts were taken by Mr. Julius
steinberger as Francois, Mr.. Joseph DluKelspiel
as Marquis de Portcornet. Mr. Arthur Bacnman
as Lansac, Mr.. Edgar PelxOtto as Kirschwasser,
MIS- Adler keising as Famine, Miss Lolita
LeVett as Countess Savanna, Miss Dnkelspiel as
MltZa. Among the chorus were: Miss K,auber
Miss Gsoi gle Sehweitzer, Miss InesI, Miss Lewis
and Miss Adde Cook.
There was large attendance. and the cos
tunes were strikingY effective. Baenberg's
Orchestra did good service There was bright
array OF petty faces, and altogether the upereGta
was pronounced decided success.
The Dellwig Silver Wedding.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. aud Mrs. The
odore DeTlwig celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary at Armory Hall. 1915 Pacific ave
nue., between Polk street and Van Ness avenue
1t Will be an event long remembered by the
many friends and relatives that were present.
By8 o'clock the spacious and handsomely
decorated dancng-hall was filled with friends,
and the numerous and handsome floral offerings
6eTe arranged around mantel laden with costly