The morning call., 1891-03-15
Blythe Strains Of MlSiG in the
Air for The Coming Season.
An INTERESTING SOCIETY SOIREE
Tie WOTsS Reception in L0ldOl-A SCiliili-
Wan Ball-Th9 SChWatka-GODbY Wedding.
4 New Literary Club Party Across The
Bay-Cllligal-M0ltlOH Marriage ASH
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There Will be a Punch and Judy show aud
screaming pantOmime" on next Saturday after
noon, the 2lst inst. at the residence OF Mrs. A.
W. Scott under the auspices OF the ladies Of DR..
MackeUzles church. Tickets will be 20 cents.
Invitations 10 a banquet have been issued by
the Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society to be
given 10 the committee OF the late Spanish car
niVal al X Mems Hall this evening"
Mr.. AdOlph Sutro has Invited the members OF
the W mems T, ess Association, which meets in
convention tomorrow evening, 10 breakfast at
sutro Heights on Wednesday next
A pleasant social gathering too place al the
former residence OF Mr.. Z. C. Swift, Lower Gold
Hill, last Friday evening. The occasion was
farewell party under the auspices OF The Liberty
Soei / Club Of Colo Hill TO Mrs Van Eta, sister
fn-law OF Mr. E. c. Swift, and Miss Mary Giles
pie, adopted daughter OF Mr.. Swift, 10 honor Of
said ladies' departure for this city, their future
home.
The operetta 'Fantlne" Will be produced by
the San Francisco Verein during the latter part
OF April Rehearsals are now being held under
the direction OF Mr.. J. h. R0sewald and Mr..
Walter.
Two notable weddings will be celebrated In
Portland to-day. Miss Josie Jacobs, daughter
OF one OF Portand's merchant princes, Will be
married at their palatial residence to Mr..
Maurice Bloom OF this city. The wedding Will
be strictly private. Miss Bertha Kaufman, SIS
ter OF Mrs. A. p. Hotsling Jr. OF this city, Will
also be married 10 day to Mr.. Ed c. Steine, re-
Gently OF the East. The latter marriage. which
viii also be private, IS to be solemnlzed In the
rooms Of the CouCOrdid Club.
Tue Ever Ready Circle OF Kings Daughters OF
The Central NJ. e. Church, Mission street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh, are preparing for
violet tea, to be given in the parors OF the church
Friday evening, Apln Sd.
The CllY Guard, Company B. First Infantry
Regiment Second Brigade, y. g. C., viii give It's
thifIy-seyenth anniversary party at the Regiment
al Annoy, 1927 MaIke, street, on Monday eysn-
ing, Aprll 6th. The affair VIII be strictly lull;
dress, and guests are so notified. Invitations
limited to seven TO each member of the
guard. Noah Brandt will furnish the music, and
The coming event VIII be Ieuetition OF the past
pleasant eceptioHs tender by the active men,
beTs OF this old company TO It's many friends.
Captain B. b. Sturdiyant is Chairman Of the Com
miitee OF Arrangements, to whom all cOmmnnt-
Gallons must be sent, care OF the aTmoTY.
The Martel Soiree.
A delightful sOiree was given on Wednesday
evening By Miss Adele Martel al the residence
OF Der Parents, MI and Mrs. j. L. Martel, 1926
California street
Music was the main vehicle Of entertainment
choice selections being rendered by Miss Martel,
Miss Leila Mann, Miss Rose Sherwood and MIR.
J. b. Cuty-tal. There was interesting eXpOsi-
ZION OF hy pnotism by MIR. J. Frank Brown and
hir. Il. I. Mann rendered some Rotations with
much dramatic effect. dainty supper was
sery about midnight.
Among taOse present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Marel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bsndmana, MIR.
and MIS-. Clement Bennett, Mrs II. Albert Mau,
Mrs. Cndies +. Mullins, Mrs. William Willis,
MFs. {. I. Dean, Miss Adele MaTtel, Miss Ethel
MaItel, Miss Alice Mullins, Miss Alice Mau,
Miss julia Mau Miss Leila Mann, Miss Jessie
Sherwood, Miss Rose SuerwoOd Messrs j.
Fiank Brown, Captain w. b, Newson, Mr.. Bile
then, Ii. T. Mann, James Z. Penne Jr.. j. b.
ChTyslal W. II. Rice Cooke. J. Q. Adams, James
NJ. GoeWay, Mr.. Cooksley and others.
A New Orchestra.
The Saturday Morning Orchestra is one OF the
Interesting features In musical circles here. II
was organized by MIS- Selden 5. Wright, and is
composed entirely of ladies, with the exception
of the director, who IS Mr.. J. H. Rosewaid. He
Is training them In orchestral work, aud they
are making most satisfactory progress. They
meet at rehearsals every Saturday morning in
the MUSHROOM Of Mrs. William J. Younger.
Tie orchestra is compo ed as follows: ViOlins-
Miss Helen BOsqul, Miss Roberta Z. Lee
Wiigh', Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Adele Damien
baum. Miss A. McCatchy. Miss Annie Gibson.
Miss Mamie Van WICK Miss Minnie Heath and
Miss S. Knox; vioa-Miss Helm and Miss Marie
PontOn de Aree; 'cellO-Mlss Jean Wellman and
Younger; flute, Miss Kate Clement; clarionet.
Mrs. l. W. Kersey; cornet-MIss Pearl Noble
and Miss Preclosa Pracht; trombone, Miss
maude Noble; organ. Miss Clara Van Wyck;
piano, Mrs. William j. Younger.
The orchestra played at The last concert OF The
Century Club and met with much success.
A Musical Fair Projected.
A musical fair viii be held at living Hall on
Monday and Tuesday evenings March Both aud
SIst. for the benefit OF the Home for Poor
FTiendless Girls, deserving charity, In which
over $50 ladies' and gentlemen OF known ability
will participate.
An extension OF ten feet viii be made to the
stage and extra platforms VIII be erected for the
IavOrite instruments of the different artists.
Owing TO the extensive programme, and TO avoid
delays, each number will b refully timed, and
the entertainment will commence thirty Minutes
ahead of the usual hour. One of the features
viii be quartet or pianos, played slmultane-
ouSly in different parts OF the hall.
Tile following array of well-kUown artists have
kindly consented TO take an active interest TO
make II brilliant aud Interesting event: Mrs.
Carmichael Carr, Miss Marie Withrow, MIR. j. II.
Rosewald, Mrs. Karl Formes, Miss Ellen
Coursen. Mr.. e. T. Cruyelli, Mr.. 6. Sauviet, Pro
lessor d. SperanZa and Mr. Joseph ROeckel, TO
which several other names are yet to be added.
Mrs. j. II. Rosewald has accepted the musical
directorate.
The Fashionable Game at Niles.
4 very enjoyable tiddlediwinks party was
given last Friday evening by Miss Mayhem al
her residence IN Niles for Miss Baker. The sew
eral rooms had been profusely decorated by Miss
Florence Mortimer with almond blossoms.
The guests were as follows: Mrs. Ford, Mrs
Maar, Mrs. Davis, Miss f. Cushman, Miss Sny-
Hiss Mortimer, Miss Clarke and Miss NJ. Cush-
msD; Messrs. II. and p. Crosby, MIR. Cameron.
Mr.. Salz, Mr. Cushman, Mr.. Mosler, Ii. n. Els
worth. O. Ellsworth, Mr.. Bristol, Mr.. Farwell,
Mr.. Shlnn, Mr.. Eaton, Mr.. Mortimer, Mr. Clarke,
Mir. MaEr and Mr.. Ford
Danny refreshments were served during the
evening, supplemented with great trays OF The
Mayhem oranges. The game was played In
progressive manner, four prizes being offered
Miss Grace Chisholm and Mr.. j. Eaton won tile
star prizes. and Mrs. Davis and MIR. Carlisle
Cameron the BOBBY prizes.
A Californian Artist Honored Abroad.
just before leaving London Mr.. Theodore
Wofes, the artist, was given a grand reception
by about fifty artists In one of the CHELSEA
studios. Mr. James Mcneil Whistler presided,
making one Of bis Witty and charming speeches.
Mr.. z. Jacomb Hood, the famous painter of
"Tbe Witches Dance" and Mr.. j. J. shannon
also spoke, and presented Mr.. Wores with au H.
Illuminated scroll signed by all present. Mr..
Arthur Lennon and Mr.. Boomer, of San Fran
cisco, we're o. tie party. Among the purchasers
AZ the last sale OF WOreS' paintings was Primes
Henry OF Bourbon, who bought the "Koto
Player" ana Return From the Cherry Groves"
The Shakespeare Club.
The Shakespeare Literary and Social Club held
It's first reception al Saratoga Hall last Wednes.
day evening.
About one hundred OF the members friends
were present and enjoyed Ru excellent musical
and literary programme. Dancing, which the
guests INDUCED in heartily, succeeded the enter
rainment and refreshments were served In an ad-
1oiutng apartment.
This club has been but recently organized,
and from its present membership IL is safe 10 say
that IL will soon be one OF the first OF its kind in
the ely.
The Smell Pou1son Entertainment.
A charming entertainment was given last
evening at Irving Hall by the pupils OF Mrs.
Edna Smell Pouson for the benefit OF Miss
Heron. The programme. which has already
been published In these columns, was admirably
rendered. One OF the most entertaining numbers
was the comedeltR " The Minister'S Betrothed,
Hhan the laudabl effOrts of q sewing circle TO