The morning call., 1891-06-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Amateur Opera at the BijOu for
Chariiy's Cause.
A Tin-Wedding Celebration on Leavenworth
street-san Bruno to Be Exploited by
Moonlight Personals.

Excelsior Lodge. No. 1852, K. and L. Of
H., gave Que of their pleasant hops last
evening at UniOu-square Hall. Professor
j. c. Horne directed the floor and Mrs. Z.
A. NabOr was among the ladies who made
the occasion enjoyable.
A new social club, to be called 1.-THE AL
bany," was organized in Oakland on
Wednesday. Eight charter members we're
enrolled.
The Callopean Musical and Literary So
eiety Will give another public entertainment
this evening at Lunts Hall on the corner of
Polk and Bush streets.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Fred Lange
Jr., connected with LANCE Brothers, agents
of the American Biscuit Company of this
city, was united to Miss Annie Son at their
new residence on Chester street, Oakland.
The Beulah Club will entertain this even
ing at Mission Music-hall
novel moonlight ride TO San Bruno is
being arranged for the entertainment of
members of the Bufaloes, Clover, Sports
and other social clubs The affair will take
place next Saturday evening. Special open
cars have been engaged on the Howard
street line, to leave the corner of Tenth and
Howard streets at s o'clock and arrive at
Schuur's Hall at 9 o'clock. Preparations
for an ample supper have been made for the
return trip after midnight Among those
arranging the fun are: Messrs. James S.
Hawkins, Joseph II. Moran, Charles w.
Dixon, Charles de COurSy.
Heart and HAND at the Bijou.
The San Francisco Operate Society had
reason to congratulate themselves last even
ing on the success of their venture for the
Children's Hospital. Culture and attention
TO business have done much to develop the
powers OF the society and the public is be-
ginning to expect good work under their
auspices.
Lecocq's bright comedy Heart and
Hand" was pleasantly presented at the
BlJou Ibeater by the following cast: The
King, August +. Schleicher; Don Gaetan,
A. NJ. Thornton; Morales, Aiponse Lut-
tringer; DOu Mosquitoes, {. l.. Parent Jr.,
Bald0merO. B. Nj. Stitch; Captain, +. II.
Lombard; First Officer. David Wise; Second
Officer, L. II. Kemp; Josefa, Mrs. }. W
Maiden; DOna Sch0lastica, MIS-. G. L.
Parent; Anita, Miss Leo Wefelsb burg; Pepa,
Miss Emma Kreling; Dolores. Miss SAidee
Howard; Inez, Mrs. L. Deliepiane; Car
lota, Miss Henrietta Martin; Pablo, Miss
Vera Cameron; Paseual. Miss J. A. Spar
rowe; Lazaro, Miss Title Brohaska; Jose.
Mrs. j. +. Morrow; AscaniO, Miss Kate
Spencer; Pedro, Miss Emele Spencer;
SanchO, Miss 4. c. Hagedorn; Micaela,
Miss Aiyina NJ. Heuer. The chOTuses were
we'll balanced and well trained, while the
solos, duets and tri0s would have been credit
able, on the whole, to many professional
presentations.
Altogether there was a notable absence
of tie somewhat tedious jerkine SIS of the
usual amateur comedy, aud the audience
evidently appreciated the fact The stage
mounting was decidedly 60 cd.
Following are the officers and y embers of
the society, besides those in the cast: Al
phOnse Lutlrnger, President; F. Dellepiane,
Musical Director: A NJ. Thornton, Stage
Manager; Miss Saidee Howard, Miss A. c.
Hagedorn, Miss Minnie Waller, Miss Mary
Bury, Mrs. +. Delepiane, Mrs. Fannie de
ROOs, Mrs, Maud Langton, Miss 5. Bishop,
A. L. Anradnu IT., A L. j. Nye, j. ii.
Porterfeld, II. B. Sullivan. Dr. J. NJ. Cur
Tagb, George l.. Cameron, w. eleman,
Nj. Feig, M. Kramer. j. w. Madden, Frank
Thornton.
Tin Wedding on LeRyenwOrth Street.
One of the most ENJOYABLE events of late
was the celebration of the tin wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaejntz on Monday
evening at their residence. 2209 Leayeu.
worth street.
The interior and exterior Of the house was
decorated in a becoming manner. Miss
Josie kaeintZ and Miss Ida MaiSch assisted
in receiving the guests. Mrs. Kaeintz had
placed in the center of the Supper-table a
DEautllul uOldt QtSl ILL., lOui ACCk AZ uGiSu
representing the meeting Of old and cher
ished associations. At IL O'Clock. after a
choice entertainment, an elegant repast was
served, after which dancing and games
were INDUCED in until late hour. Mr. and
Mrs kaeitZ received many warm wishes
and elegant presents from their numerous
friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank KaeintZ, Mr.. and MIS- Manuel
kaeintz, Mr.. aud Mrs. Sullivan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ludwigson, Mrs. Koeng Mrs. Haiscl,
Mrs. AgatOn, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bay Mrs. G.
Bailhaus, Miss Annie SteiD, Miss Lena
Steib, Miss Josie Kaeintz, Miss Ida Haisch.
Miss Emma kaeintZ, Miss Amanda AgatOD,
Miss Ruby Kaeiniz, Miss Mamie Kaeintz
Miss Stella kaeintZ; Messrs. John f. Pur-
cell. Charles Hascb. Gus Katz. Stephen
O'Brien, Burt Wells, Professor Theodore
Ledderhos, Emil kaeintZ, +. Fuchs ana
others.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Joseph S. Spear Jr. is at present
guest at the Fifth-avenue Hotel, New York,
whence she will visit her many friends on
the Atlantic seaboaTd, before returning TO
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs David Hewes and Rev. DIR.
and Mrs. Abbott left on Tuesday for the
Hotel del Monte.
Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont is recuper-
atlng at SantA Monica.
Governor Markham'S little daughter, Miss
Genevege, is still on the sck-list at Sacra-
mento.
General John Gibbon, Mrs and Miss Glib
bon and Lieutenant Lowering have gone on
trip TO the Yosemite Valley.
Mrs. Charles Shaw, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. s.. \. Towne, is visiting in Los An
geleS.
Mr.. George II. Mastick left on Tuesday
on his trip to New York ana other Eastern
cities He Will bring back Mrs. Masliek
and her mother.
Captain Hitchcock of the Alert is recov-
ering from quite severe attack of sickness.
Judge and Mrs. J. ). Mcguire are visiting
relatives IN Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watrons of New
York are the guests of Hon. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Estee at Hedgeside," Napa Mr..
WatrOus has been quite i'll the past few
days. He was with ex-senator Warner
Miller in the latteT's recent visit to the Gen.
trail American States and study Of the Near
aqua route. Mrs. Charles Deering, daughter
of Hon. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee, is also So
jOurning at "Hejge5ide."
Mr.. a. p Bonzey and Miss Maud Bonney
left last Sunday for two months trip to
Oregon.
Mrs. Bonzey and the Misses Grace and
Fannie BOnney are spending the summer in
San Jose.
Mrs. Martin Jones and Miss Nellie Arm
strong leave for White Sulphur Springs on
June Sth. en- route for Seiger Springs, where
they intend 10 spend the summer.
Miss PAmoureaux OF San Rafael has gone
to visit friends in Vallejo.
Mrs George w. Hume OF Piedmont has
left for Santa Cruz.
Judge w. A. Waymire has left for the
East. He has gone to fulfill his commission
as one IF the inspectors at West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Barnes (nee Will
Jams Of AllIambra Vallev). who were united
on Monday in the First Unitarian Church,
left the same afternoon for Monterey.
Mr.. Claus Mangels and family have gone
10 Alameda to reside.
DR.. A. Beverley Cole has been rustieating
at his summer residence near CaliStoga.
Mr.. Henry c. Solomon, the artist son of
Mr. NJ. Solomon, has returned from years
sojourn in the East to his home, 70S Cali
ctr