The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-18

prepared, Mrs L. S. Anderson, Mrs. C. L.
Parent Jr. and Mr.. Parent delighted the
audience with several selections OF choice
music
we'll sustained by the following persons:
Miles StandiSh. Colonel Charles ii. Blinu;
John Alden. Mr.. Charles L. SwartZ; Pris-
ella. Miss Mabel Smith; Elder, Mr.. Charles
H. Fowler; Indian, Mr.. L. b. Perkins;
soldier, Mr.. S; GolcheE; Gonneil-Captaln
Charles Goodall, Mr.. w. w Aiken; Puri-
tans-Miss Della de Lane, Miss Jean An
derson, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Eleanor
Earl, Miss Julia Rennck, Miss Maud
Aiken, Miss Maggie Mcguire, Miss Cora de
LanO
After the presentation of the poem the
following original and interesting tableaux
were presented: "GTandma," by Miss Sarah
Wagner years old; THE ENHANCEMENT"
by Miss Sadie FOTsythe, Mr.. r. ID. ChlldS,
Mr.. +. j. Perkins; Talking Over Old
Times" by Miss Sarah Wagner and Miss
May Goodall; Portrait of a Spanish Lady,
by Miss BERTHE Leeds. The First Ear
rings" by Miss Stems, Miss Earl and MISS
May GOOdal.
The programme closed with some of the
finest pictures representing works OF art
ever presented to an audience, groups OF
statuary shown by different cOlOred lights
presenting a picture which, OF ITSELF was
worth The price of admission. The follow
ing persons represented the Statdary: Sap
pho. Miss Elsie Sengstack; Loves Messen-
ger, Miss Florence Wyman; Faith. Miss
Emma 5. Graves; The Interrupted Les
son." Miss Jessie Anderson, Miss Lottle
FITZGERALD, Master Kenneth NJ IntOsh.
The large audience was held Spell-bOund
during the entire evening, greeting every
tableau with rounds OF applause. Mr.. Z. Is.
Perkins, the superintendent of the Sunday
School, presided in his usual happy manner
and Captain GOOdall, being called upon
while waiting for one of the tableauX, enter
tanned and delighted the audience with one
of his usual happy and felctOuS speeches.
MesSrs. Is. TTeZiSe and w. Sprague rem
dered valuable assistance IN arranging the
platform.
To Mrs. Angelo Canoll, the pastors wife
who arranged the entire programme, the
Ladies' Aid Society, under whose auspices
and for whose financial benefit the entertain
ment was given, are greatly indebted Tor the
delightful evenings entertainment, and Tor
the handsome sum realized. Mr.. Joseph Saun-
dcrs, one of our leading contractors, aud
warm friend of Simpson Church, erected
the platform without any cost to the ladies.
Simpson Memorial Church, though one of
the youngest In our city, has In connection
with furnishing Sunday-scho0l prosper
Gus EUWorth League, and an excellent
Iyceum. in addition to the Ladies' Social
Union, and all the entertainments given by
these various societies are always OF the
highest order Rev. Angelo CanoL, former
~ OF Buston, is the pastor
The Snoden-Mayer Wedding.
IL the midst f perfect bower of roses.
orange blossoms and trailing vines, and
under floral canopy artistically arranged,
Miss Bertha Mayer of Sonora, TuOlumne
County, aud DR.. Snoden Of Auburn, Placer
County, were united on Wednesday evening
last al the residence Of the brides cousin,
MIR and Mrs. r. C.. Lucknow, 1857 Howard
street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR. EuTguSOn, in the presence or relatives
and a few intimate friends Of the contract
ing parties. 1t was followed by congratu-
latiOnS. a sumptuous repast followed,
when the sparkling wine flowed freely. The
health of the bride and genial groom was
frequently toasted. The happy couple were
the recipients Of many handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. SnOden left for Auburn on
Saturday, where q beautiful home awaited
the happy couple They carry with them
the we'll wishes of a host OF friends, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Luckon. Mr..
and Mrs. August Werner. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Close, Mr.. and Mrs. I. q. Muller, Miss
May Dempsey, Miss Bessie Selchel, Mrs.
Seichel.
Orinda Parlor. No. IS, \. D. 6. W.. will
give grand ball at Odd Fellows Hall on
Friday evening, 29th inst. The drill corps of
FL Dorado Parlor, n. 5. G. W, has kindly
volunteered to assist and during the evening
viii give an exhibition drill. The success
ful entertainments given in the past by
Orinda Parlor will insure large attend
ance.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
an entertainment and bon-bon social at
Cambrian Hall, 1888 Mission street, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst.
The COrOnadOs have issued invitations Tor
their fourth hop, 10 take plare at Union
square Hall on Wednesday evening, the 10th
June.
at Teutonia Hall Saturday evening, the 5Oth
The ST. PatricF's Mutual Alliance Asso-
citation Of California Will give their elgh-
teenth annual picnic on "Wednesday, June
10TH
Joseuh's Assembly, No. 8 Y. N. c. L., for
their second anniversary ball, to take place
at ODD Fellows Hall on Thursday evening
next
A banjo concert, said to be the finest of
its kind ever held in this city, viii be gwen
at Irving Hall on Wednesday next, under
the auspices If Nj. Charles MoTrell, assisted
by leading teachers and soloisiS OF the city
The BeTlins have Issued neat invitations
for their next evening-dress party. to take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday
evening next
The annual enteTtainment-llterar musi
cal, miscellaneous and always enjoyable-Of
The Little SunUeams" will be given at
Uni0n-square Hall on Friday evening next.
Bay City Circle, No. IL, Companions OF the
Forest Of A, will celebrate their nth ami
YeTsary by bouquet party at OnlOn-sQuare
Hall on Wednesday next
The Young ladies Of tie Normal Class OF
this city will give a dance at Uni0n-square
Hall on Thursday evening next. he COM
mittee are eXerting themselves and the affair
promises TO Ge particularly enjoyable.
a dancing party viii be gwen by west
End Lodge, No 1lG2, X. and L.. OF d., at
Union-sqUare Hall on Tuesday evening next
The first anniversary reception of BOrTO-
mean Council, No. 129, Dung Mems InStl-
tute, will take place at Mission Opera Hall
on Friday evening next.
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given by Loyola Assembly, No !, Young
Mems Catholic Union, at metropolitan
Temple Friday evening next. An address
| will be delivered by Hon. J. f. Sullivan and
his Grace Archbishop RioTdan will be pres
| ent
The Tillicums will give their picnic on
| Saturday, the Both inst.
The Tremonis will give a bOn-bOn party
at their hall, 1874 Folsom street. next Thurs
| day evening.
The Eclipse Specially Club will give an
entertainment and dance at Irving Hall, IA
! Post street, on Sunday evening next.
The fourth annual picnic of Leo Assem-
bly,, No. 4, Y. NJ. c. u, will be held on
| Thursday next.
The San Francisco Grand Conservatory Of
| Music will give its regular monthly recital
at Irving Hall on Friday afternoon next,
| beginning promptly at 80 o'clock.
The San Francisco Musical Fund Society
| will give the first of its series of afternoon
socials at UniOn-square Hall tomorrow af
| teTnoOn at 100 o'clock. Mr.. l.. won der
| Mehden will conduct the orchestra.
| The Students German Literary Club of
| Berkeley University, assisted by the Uni
Yersty Glee Club, will give an entertainment
| in this city next Friday evening, consisting
| of two German plays. The proceeds will go
| to the German Old Ladies' Home.