The morning call., 1891-06-01

| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rohrbachpr,
and Past President of Orc Fins Parlor, Ma
| tive Daughters Of the Golden West, to Mr..
! George Kaehler of MERGED, viii take place
next Thursday at y o'clock at the residence
] of the BRIDES parents, 80 Fulton street.
| The wedding will be very quiet one on ac-
count of The prolonged illness Of the brides
! sister. :,
! The betrothal is announced Of Mis- Birdie
| Brown OF this city, formerly Of Marysville,
| to Mr.. NJ. G. Jonas, Pacific Coast manager
! of the United Press.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| May Rodriguez Brandon, daughter OF
| MI Joseph Rodriguez Brandon of this city
and San Rafael, to Mr.. Percy w. H. Ash,
son of Rev r. r. Gummond Ash Of Saxby
RectOry, Lincolnshire, England.
The Elks' Ladies' Social.
Tie seventh ladies' social of Golden Gate
Lodge, No. 6, Benevolent Protective Order
of Elks, drew very large audience to the
AIcazar Theatcr yesterday afternoon.
No fuller or brighter ''house" has been
gathered at this place of amusement for
long time, and the elegant street costumes
of tie ladies present. under the brilliant
light, made the scene specially gorgeous
one. An air Of good hum0r and friendly
geniality. such as annually characteTlZes
these entertainments, spoke volumes for
their popularity and tie confidence IN their
capable management
Mr.. Earnest Ulmau, E. r., acted as chair
man. and the guest OF the occasion was
Miss Katie Emmett. The latter was as
sisted by members of her own company
and others from the Baldwin, Bush, Cali
foruia Tiv0l, Orpheum and Wigwam
theaJers. BIZ. Leo Cooper Olficidtcd as
Master Of Ceremonies With htunE III banlty.
a number Of haphaZlri fines - were I'M
posed by Me>sTS j. Ii. BanGeld ana Victor
r. Ulman and paid with appropriate readi-
ness, confirming The some what embarrassing
honor IF selection as subjects Tor this
amusing levy.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture, star 81 Brazil, Aicakar theSter
Orchestra; introductory Mr.. Leo Cooper;
plano solo, Fantasia Professor Gui,iaume
S8uylct; recitation. Tho Is y in tie Dime
Museum" Nj IS Belle Preston; i few re-
MARKS 10y Mr. George W. Thompson, ID. T.
G. Il. al large; vocal solo, Beauty Sleep
Miss lille SaAlnger; cOTnet solo, "IrOmpe-
tiers, NJ $ Pearl Noble; motto vocalist
MI John F. Tearnsy; recitation, The
Confession" Miss Liza Kruger; bass solo,
Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deer" Mr..
Charles Bailey; beN-riugers, the Australian
Drrows; Aud Lang Syne." Mr.. Charles
). Hoffman. accompanjst. Many floral
tributes were presented 10 the talent. and
az the entertainments close a particularly
handsome basket of blossom was presented
TO MI Leo Cooper, the master Of cere-
monies
The committee resp onsible for the enjoya-
biz afternoons entertainment consisted of
MesSrs. Mark Thai Chairman. J. j. Gott-
lob, j. NJ ChTetien, Z. 5. Hoffman, l.. a.
M0TgenStern
The Operate Society Abroad.
The San Francisco Operate Society had
an outing on Saturday last TO Larkspur. Al
though the weather looked threatening on
this side a most delightful day was spent
by those who were bold enough to venture
out
After a long tramp among the camping
grounds beneath the great Tamalpais halt
WAS called and Tefreshment partaken of.
One slight shower drove the merry singers
TO the friendly shelter of neig hbOIiug villa,
where country dance was inaugurated and
the voices Of the society could be heard all
along the valley singing choruses from
" Patience" "IOlantue," Heart and
Hand, etc
After supper at a fashionable restaurant
the society was entertained by Alta paTlOT,
No. 3, y. ID. q. W, at Pioneer Hall.
The expedition party included: Mr.. Al
phOnse Iutuinger, Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
Madden, Mrs Cameron, Miss Vera Cam
eron, Mr. and Mrs. e. /. Parent Jr., Mr. 4.
T. Scbleicher, Miss B. Sparrowe Miss J. A.
SparTOwe, Mr.. N. Feig, Mr d, Wise, Miss
Kate Spencer, Miss Emily Spencer, Mr..
George Cameron, Mr.. K. Spencer. Mr.. George
SpaUOwe, MI Howard Madden, Miss Hattie
Parent.
The CogsweII College Reception.
The Glass Of 81 Of Cogswell Polytechnic
College received their friends at Pioneer
Hall Friday evening last. Ii was a very
select affair and elegant in all its appoint
ments.
There were more than rs couples in the
march, which was led by Mr.. William
Swasey and Miss Alice Perkins. Dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour TO the
music of BIum's Orchestra.
The elegant toilets Of the young ladies
added much to the brillancy Of the recep-
ton. The Senior Glass have reason to con-
graduate themselves upon The success OF
the reception.
The Committee of Arrangements COM
pTised: MessTs. TitcOmbe, Swasey ami
Rolpb. The same gentlemen with Messrs
Kammera, Han and Duraut composed the
Floor Committee.
Among those present were: F. A. HYDE
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Kennedy,
F. Dunn ard Miss Matte Dunn, Mrs.
Brad ey and SOD. Miss Van Week, Mrs.
Madden, MI and Mrs. !. P. Henning, W.
T. Brueg-l, l.. 7. Hengstler, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. ;. Swascy, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hendy, Mrs.
Brady, Mrs. J. +. Crosett, Mr.. ami Mrs. q.
II. SWasey Mrs. d. W. Swain, Mrs. Z. 4.
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Durrant,
Grayce Howell. Alice Perkins. NJ. TbOmp-
son, Laura Gille, y. Moore, Aeda Easten,
Mabel Morrill,, Alice Davis. Mamie heT-
shaw Loleta Welch, Ida Hudson, Susie
L. Purnell, May Dalton, Miss Chamberlain,
Miss Muttslingrr, Miss Dodge. Miss Lean,
Gracis Darrin9 Eva Pouter. Sadie Foster,
Alice Hanks, Nellie TitcOmb, Genevieve
Swan, Eva White, Sadie COrbett May Brad
bury c. Roberts, Nellie Partridge, \.
StuIges, Lizzie Rowland, b. Slack, NJ.
Gould, E. Roberts, s. Ashton, V. Near
thur, l. Barker, Nina Lyons Williams,
Maud Durrant, Emily TiugmRn, NJ. Hazel
tine. b. Croall, Dot Ske linger Woodbury.,
Hayes, Ada Walker, b. Bennett, \. PedlaT,
NJ. Pauline McCUil ugh, L. NIcOai, NJ. Fol
som. +. Worden, KuhDe Beveridge, MAyela
Murphy, Lillian Ashton, 3. McCuaig, ID.
Howard, Mabel SpauIing, G. Corwin, l..
Knox, HeTTck, Z. C3dtIngtDn, Williams, Z.
Schleuter, (. Adams, Harris, Beatrice Part
ridge, Harriet Alderman, K. Adams, Eva
Madden, Mary \. Mann. Ethel Ornond,
Daisy Cumming, Maggie Thompson, Martha
BTodOTSUn, L. Jordan, X. league
The Parker Musicale.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. S. A. Parker
invited a large number of friends to
musicale, which she had determined to
give for some time past.
Over $50 invitations were issued, and very
few failed TO respond so that the parlors
and mushroom of the Marguerite on the
corner OF Turk and Larkim streets, were
well filled. The preparations made were as
tasteful as they were elaborate.
The contributors to the programme in
cluded a number Of Mrs. Parkers best
pupils, and their work was very cIeditable
to themselves and their teachers. Other
professional and amateur musicians also
took part, and the musicale was very pro-
nOunced success.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture, Yankees Orchestra; symphony
for eight hands u. Won Beethoven Miss
Julia Marks, Miss Fannie Leon. Miss Ma
ME SpilIaine and Mrs. ). F. Biumenberg;
vocal duet, "Vieni Meco" IF. Campana),
Miss Grace SWEET and Miss Ella Blake;
(d) CONSOLATION" e. NeudeIssohu), %
La Hirondelle" d. Go0baer;s), Miss
Ida Bernhard; solo, La Zingarella"