The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-18

and co included by Z. n. G. A. Louis F. Du-
nand. The entertainment continued until
after midnight, when the brothers dispersed,
having spent one Of the most pleasant even
ings in their lives.
The ladies who lent enchantment to the
occasion by their presence were Mrs. L. u.
Cockrell, Mrs. Louis G. Schord, Mrs. George
Buzzini, Mrs. &. Hillard, Mrs. NJ. Shloss,
MIS- Gantonin, Miss Giantonini, Mrs.
Schwartz, Mrs. Bahr, Mrs. Rohrbacher and
Mrs IL. Steen.
Party on Bush Street.
A very pleasant birthday surprise party
was rendered 10 Miss Lavinia Hemmenway
by her many friends, at her residence on
Bush street, last friday evening. Songs,
recitations and dancing were the features of
the evening.
The pleasure commenced with piano
solo by Mr.. Gus Merzbach. recitation by
Miss NJ. McRea, violin solo by Mr.. A. Rid
dell. duet by Miss l.. Barkhaus and Miss
Maud Hall, song by Mr. T. f. Hemmenway,
song by Miss L. Bee. recitation by Mr.. Max
LIGHT, song by Elsie Duncan. At IL o'clock
the guests repaired to the large dining-roOm
attached to the house, which was neatly
decorated for the occasion, ana partook of
splendid repast, which consumed an hour,
after which dancing was resumed until a
late hour
Among those present were: Miss Lena
Bee, Miss ~ McRea, Miss L, Barkhaus,
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Dolan, Miss l.. Kelly, Mrs. J. }. Kelly, Miss
+, Duncan, the Misses Laura and Lavinia
Hemmenway, Miss Holmes. Miss Nta AL
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Beneke, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. a. Wolf; Messrs. Ii. Freudenberg, A.
Helmken, j. Schroeder. A. l.. Hemmenway,
Gus Merzbach, B. Boldeman, J. Hawkins,
Il. B0ldeman. L. +. Hemmenway, \. lay
Tor, Max LIGHT, NJ. Newman.
Dramatic Club Banquet.
The Edwin Forrest Dramatic Club gave an
entertainment and banquet at their club
rooms on Saturday, the 10th inst, in honor
of their newly elected officers. The rooms
were profusely decorated with evergreens,
Chinese lanterns, etc. Speeches were made
by the oticerS-elect.
After the installation the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Overture, by
LANES Orchestra; opening address, Presi-
dent James Cooley; recitation, T. e. Wood
ward; Dutch specialties,, RodoIph and
Wach0lder; piano duet, German Sisters;
vocal solo. Miss Morrow Tucker; recitation,
Peter SOsSo; Chinese spe'ialties, William
Ward; magician, Thomas OBrien; vocal
solo, Clark Sisters; vocal solo, G. H.
Thomas; recitation. Harry Click; mandolin
solo, Murphy and Fisher; vocal solo, Miss
Kitty McGurlsy The evenings entertain
ment closed with a laughable sketch by
MeSsrs. L. Duggan and }. w. Tracy entitled
Experiences on New Years Day"
At = O'Clock the members retired to the
served. Dancing was INDUCED in until an
early hour
The following are the offieers-elert: James
Godbey, President; w. L. Clark, Vice Presi-
dent; Joseph Wacholder, Secretary; Miss
Kitty McGurey, Financial Secretary; Will
lam f. Rudolph, Treasurer; L. p. Duggan
Business Manager; r. II. Woodward, Stage
| Manager; Alex Jarvis, inside Sentinel.
Among those present We're: MeSsrS. T.
Yeaton, \. Z. Linfeld, w. Hageman, e.
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Benson, J. A. McGrath, Sanford Wolf, A.
W. Brlascc, r. J. Thompson, II. Spear, l..
+: Wiley, !. J. ,kerFigan, H. w; Groth, F.
Whitney. J. G. White. George CaIland, r.
Collins, Miss Jessie ST. Clair, Miss Gussie
Davenport. Miss Daisy l.. HASKELL Miss
Mollle Reilly, Miss Nellie Reilly, Miss
Louise Murphy, Miss Carrie Blake, Miss
Ethel Drew, Miss Hattie Crosby.
The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted of: Messrs. ". c. Clark, p. SoSso.
Miss Annie Clark aud Miss Kitty McGurey.
Party on Harrison Street.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Smith
rendered them surprise party at their resi-
dence, 1882 Harrison street, last Saturday
evening. The parlors were decorated with
smilax and pinks. Dancing, singing and
games were the order of the evening A
0cqnteouS repast was partaken of at mid
night.
During the evening the following pro-
gramme was successfully rendered: Piano
duet, Miss Alice Pope and Miss X. Pagan /;
song, Il Whistle and Wait for Katie" MISS
Della Green; recitation. New York by
! Night" Professor +. b. Jones; dancr-sOng,
! Mr.. L. Heating; song. The Old Oaken
/ Bucket" Mr.. Charles Freeze; recitation,
! MI George Nolan; piano solo, Miss Kittie
| Smith.
The following were present: Mr. and
Mrs. smith, Mrs. Rudolph, Miss ktte
| Smith, Miss Alice Pope, Miss Annie Hurst
| Miss Katie Fagan Miss Katie Kopte, Miss
Ike XXI c hopkei Miss ,t BECKY h9Pke' Miss
Sheehan, Miss Nora Moran, Miss Mary
Kirby, Hiss Stella Rudolph, Miss Agnes
Rudolph, Messrs; C. Freeze, Frank Red
dingtoD, Major McAran, II. Costa, Ralph
LAWYER, George Nolan, Peter Smith, Pro-
lessor +. 3. Jones, I. Heating of New
York, William smith, John Smith, Waller
Johnson, William Gieder, MIR. Hale, W.
johnson, Mr.. Swall, Mr.. Holden, Daniel
Kirby, l. 3. Mahoney.
An Association Party.
Last evening the first annual party Of the
Sewing machine Agents Protective As
ISOLATION Of san Francisco took place at
Union-square Hall, and proved very sue
crssfu Mr.. Lord and Miss Ulner led the
grand march. HE committees of the even
ing were composed as follows. Reception
COmmittee-J. q. Gerkan, T. y. Potts, w.
A. Rrdding A. f. Clemens, W. Uu-
managers-J A. Potts, J. Stein, A. Klaus.
{. Larson, g. L. Han, A. Kahn, ). 4.
Forsyth. Following are the officers Of
Tie association: ); A. Potts, President; j.
6. .Gerken, Vice President; J. J. Helen
stein, Recording Secretary; C. G. Sunday
Financial Secretary; w. Ullner, Treasurer
4. Z. Clemens, Srargent-at-A Arms Trustees
I. A. Lord, I. Larson, A. Klaus.
Star Band of Hope Anniversary.
The fourth anniversary of the Star of
! Hope, Band Of Hope, No. 1876. was celebrated
on Friday last at the Potrero NJ. Z. Church.
when splendid programme was prepared
! for the occasion. The hall was completely
filled with spectators.
The following was the programme, after
which the children were provided with candy
| and refreshments: Song, Dare to Do
| Right, by the band; prayer by MIR. Be-
| yard; remarks by the Chairman; piano solo,
Miss BreIn; address, Mr.. Boyard; recita-
ton. " Boys Rights" David Dickie;
quartet, Mr.. Barnes and children recita-
! ton, Water-drinkers," Gertie Winner:
| recitation, by Percy Smith; comic rccita-
ton, By Mr.. Barnes; recitation "The
| Drunkard's Loss" by Jennie Gum; recita-
ton, by Matilda Johnston; song, " Temper
| ance Boys and Girls" by the band; recta-
ton, &" Bali Headed Men" by Carrie
Adams; duet by Miss Boston and Miss
| Nelson; recitation, Band of Hope Mel
Children In" by the band; recitation by
| Renie Dickie; dialogue, "Arabela's Poor
Relations" by Misses Mansfield and Tur-
ner and Messrs. Hatfield and Turner of
Hayes Valley Band, No. 60; song, Little
Drops" by Jennie Winner; recitation, by
Mr.. Nelson; instrumental duet, by Albert
| Iunnison and Miss Hook.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs. E. Martin
are now at the Fifth-avenue Hotel in New
York City, but are expected here soon.
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel ID. MAYER have
returned to the city anu are residing at 1OOl
! Pine street.
Mrs. Jasper Mcdonald, who went East
with Mrs. George Hearst. returned to the
| city on Tuesday. Miss Adele Perrin accom-
| panied her.
Miss BIs5ell has returned from a pro-
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