The morning call., 1891-01-04

AInlellc CluD ana Mr. George MerteS,
comic recitation, Mrs Bobby Burns, xylo-
phone solo, Sergeant A. j. Groth; song,
Sergeant A. c. McAvoy; exhibition of box
ing, Mr.. Eddie NJ. Graney and pupil, Mr.. Nj.
Smith; song and dance, Messrs. Mcneil and
Meyers; recitation, Miss Mcnamara; sail
or's hornripe, Master Willie Ferris; Spanish
song, Mr.. ]. Nesbitt; song, duet. the Misses
Mcnamara.
AT u o'clock the drum corps connected
with the regiment drummed the old year out
and the new year in, aud congratulations
were the order of the hour.
During the evening dialogue took place
between eX-Captain James w. Reinfeld and
Captain T. f. O'Neil, which was very
pleasant surprise to all present, especially
to Captain 0'Neil. In neat speech char
acterizing the military standing and long
service IL the National Guard of the last
named gentleman, Captain Reinfed, ON be-
nall OF the members of the battery, pre-,
scented him with an elegant gold watch and
lob 10 say that Captain O'Neil was sur
prlsed would be expressing it very mildly.
All present expressed themselves pleased
with the evenings ENTERTAINMENT. The
committee had prepared for their guests
plenty of fluid as well as solid refreshment.
The affair was under the supervision of
the following-named members of the bat
terry: Private George V. Ferris (Chairman),
Sergeants George Zehender and A. C. Nc
Avov, Private Whiting and Lieutenant Ed
ward d. Carroll The committee deserve
great praise and credit for the able manner
in which the affair was conducted.
San Francisco Athletic Club Reception.
The San Francisco Athletic Club received
their lady friends on Tuesday, January
2d-ladies' calling day-at their club-rooms.
431b Sixth street. The club entertained
their visitors in most charming manner
with music, songs, dancing and refresh
| ments, and much praise is due the commit
| tee for the arrangements.
The Puritan String Band and the Saloni
| Harp Troupe kept the guests amused all
| through the eventful evening. The Clarke
sisters ana MI Charles Deane performed
well on the piano, and Mr.. McDonnelPs
| comic songs were also much appreciated.
The NARROW brothers and Stevens and
Stirkins sang and were well applauded.
| Those present were quite noisy i'll their en-
thusiasm over Mr. Frank p. Clark's rendi-
ton of the Fisher Boy" which was well
! worthy the applause it received. The Puri-
tan medley, under the leadership of Mr..
| Thomas Kenny, as very well executed by
| the musicians and received marked atten-
! o'clock in the morning, refreshments being
served by the gallant committee TO the guests
| on the floor.
The committee having charge of the affair
| and the officers Of the evening were: Com
mittee- Mr. j. Kenny Chairman, MI
Samuel Drugan, Mr.. 4. McIneany, Mr.. J.
! thompson; floor manager, Mr.. Z j. Flynn :;
Reception COmmittee-Mr. A. T. Breslin
! tChairman), Messrs. D. Y. Denhy, j. Con-
roy, I. Flood, K. j. Evans; marshal, Mr.. J.
| COtfey.
| The ROsendorn Musicale.
Professor Emil Rosendorns pupils gave
their second piano recital in the spacious
parlors at his residence Monday evening
last After the programme. which was
| successfully rendered, refreshments were
served and dancing enjoyed The pro-
gramme was as follows: March, "Consratu-
lation" o. Behrl. the Misses Nellie and
Lydia Malowansky; II Trovatore" (VerdD
/ Master Bonnie Meyer; the Little Drum
Major IF. Bolt. Miss Viola and Master
| Bonnie O!covich; Fra Diayolo' (Auber)
| Miss Lille Meyer; "Maigloeckcheu's Lau-
ten" Oh. Sieverp, Miss Adele Schwarzs-
Regina and Master Leon Cohen; Mig
nom (Thomas), Miss Ida Wrede; "Soli-
tude" (Czibulka) Miss Millie Morris; ;
% Danse des Elfes" Qichner), Miss Daisy
Misses Pauline, Amalie and Minnie ShilI-
ing; "Allegresse' lE. Kettererl, Miss Bette
JOost; SHADOW Air." transcription (Rich-
| ards, Miss Julette Kramer; Coronation
March B" lMeyerbeerl, Miss Matilda Wrede
and Mr.. II. Lundt il. " Frivolette,'' valse
"a " May Breezes," d. Hunting Song,"
song without words (Mendelssohn), Mrs.
MeuSSdorffer; "Saltarel!o (Satter), Miss
Viola Raphael; Carmen" fantasia CBizeO.
Beethoven, Miss Lizzie Weir; RhapSodie
hongroise" FRANZ Lisz), Miss Edith Armer :;
overture, Madame Blanche" (Boeldieu),
Mrs. Meussdorfer, Misses Bette and Her
manda JGost.
The La Grippe Club Reunion.
The La Grippe Cub held a very pleasant
meeting on last Friday evening at their
club-roOms, on Pine street.
After the regular business had been fin
| ished the officers and members of the cln b
| sat down to an enjoyable banquet which
had been prepared Tor them. The evening
| was passed III songs, recitatOnS, etc.
| a vote Of thanks was rendered The CALL
! for publishing notices OF the clubs parties
! and announcements.
The President, MIR. NJ. e. LIGHT, was the
recipient Of handsome gold-headed cane
| by the club, and he responded in a few
| well-chOsen words.
Party ON Eleventh Street.
A very enjoyable party was given by Mrs.
a. Pfaendler at her residence, III Eleventh
street, on Thursday evening last Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Pfaend-
| Ter, Nh Thomas Chemeh, Mr.. Louis Rosen-
berg, Mr. W. Delaney, Mr.. Arthur Glass,
Mr.. George Alexander, Miss Leah Cert,
SIcher The fayorite Of the evening was
probably Mr.. Delaney, who sang many
much applauded songs.
A New Year Watch Meeting.
A very pleasant social gathering was held
| Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Tucker, 1918 San Pablo avenue. Dancing
was kept up until the new years arrival,
when the guests partook of an enjoyable re-
past. Miss o. Truett favored the company
with song and Mr.. Dunlaps recitation was
| received with applause. The guests were ::
Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. McDermott Mrs. Baker
Miss Brodoskey, Miss Slocum, Miss d.
/ Truett Miss Cuchrane, Miss G. Slocum
| Nr i MpD Mr.
Elroy, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Kickoff, Mr. Eppler,
Mr.. Van Valkenburg, Mr.. Van Bosey, Mr.
j. 6. Crowley.
Surprise Party in Alameda.
A most enjoyable and successful surprise
party was rendered Captain and Mrs. d.
Graham at their residence In Alameda on
Saturday evening last.
The entire house being given over to the
disposal of the guests they Immediately
converted the lower part into a dancing hall,
tastefully decorating it for the occasion with
| the national cOlors. Dancing and games
were INDUCED in till midnight, when
bountiful collation. was partaken of, after
which vocal selections and games were re-
| sumed till tile first train in the morning re-
| turned the merry-makers TO the city.
Among those present were: Captain and
| Mrs. ID. Graham, Miss Julia Gusetti, Miss
| Jennie McGivney. Miss Katie Butler, Miss
| Mary Hickey, Miss Amelia Selare, Miss
Sarah Broderick, Miss Rosie Liner, Miss
| Nellie BIoderck; Messrs. G. Alden, G. Ii.
Larger, II. Preston. j. Henderson, F. Sho-
bar, j. Dayball, i. j. Cassidy, ID. Connell,
). Guisetti, j. Collins, f. Mccarthy j. Liner,
Pacific Coast Weddings.
a quiet Wedding took place in Sacramento
on Christmas eve, when Mr.. A. Hunter of
College City and Miss Hattie j. Baldwin of
Sacramento were married. The bride is the
daughter of Captain Baldwin, an old time
| river captain, now deceased. The groom is
a sou of the late DR.. Hunter of Princeton, a
pi oneer of the county. The happy pair re-
turned TO Sacramento. They Will reside at
College City.
Mr.. Ora Elmer Merchant, District Deputy
| of the n. S. G. w. at Vacaville, and Miss
Lottie H0ag Ager of that city were married