The morning call., 1891-04-05

| G. Townsend; Fifth NOcturne, Op. 81 81. Ley
Iichnerl, Master A. Frltschl; prayer of Moses in
Egypt q. PacheT Souvenir de Varsovie" q:
scnuthOfD Miss NJ Lasky; Poet and Peasant"
| Pearl (Fr. Behr). Miss Ella Thall; trio. March
Herolque" (Fr SehuberD Miss Ida Doane, Miss
| Clara Koch'r and Master Frank DOane.
AS "a hostess the young lady was quite at home
and did not require the close supervision of her
mother. The performance OF Master q. Town
send was one of the main features OF the enter
tainment.
Among those present were: Mrs. C. S. Lau-
meister, Miss G. CahalIn, Miss Annie O'Bren,
Miss RobInet, Mrs. w. p. Bartlett of LivermOre,
Miss X. Campbell of Oakland, Mrs. w. S. g.
Clifford, Miss X. Marks, Miss NJ. Walters, Master
Frank LaUmeister, Miss julia kocher, Mis-. ii.
II. Thai. Mrs. f.. =. Furey, Mrs A. r: Fritschi.
Miss A. Hayburn. Miss NJ. Hayburu. Mrs. J. E.
Townsend, Miss Il. Black, Mr., A. r. Dice, Miss
Emile Sleberst, Miss Florence Townsend, Miss
Alma Parsons, Miss Eta Parsons.
The Woodbridge Church Social.
The parleIs OF Woodbridge Presbyterian
Church. corner OF Twentieth aud Capp streets,
were well filled on Tuesday evening last. on the
occasion Of popcorn social. Mr. James Ga
ham, Superintendent Of the Sd0bath-SchOOl, pre-
sided. The programme opened with song OF
welcome 10 the pastor, Rev. L. j. Curtis. on his
return home. Then came the following numbers,
AL OF which were enc0Ied: Plano SOLO Master
Rea Irwin; song Mrs. b. II. Scbunhoif; piano
SOLO Mss Nellie Curtis; song, Mrs L. j Curtis:
recitation, Master Rea IRWIN; The pastor gave
Il short address, ana feast Of popcorn brought
the happy meeting to an end.
The Dodge-Mney Wedding.
Last Monday afternoon Mr.. Charles Dodge
and Miss Rose Miley, two of the Boston ians
were united in marriage at st. Mary'S Cathedral,
on Van Ness avenue. By the Rev. Father Kirby.
at l O'clock.
The bridesmaid and groomsman were respec-
lively Mr. and Mrs. Lang. The church was pro-
fusely decorated with fowers-smilax, running
vines and roses.
After the performance OF "Mlgnou" the stage
OF the theater was converted into splendid
dining-roOm, oriental In design and forest-lke in
Its decorations. Oae OF the fea ures OF the
evening was specially composed wedding
march by MIR. A. P. Rydner and dedicated TO the
happy couple. During the evening the bride
ana groom were toasted by their numerous
friends, who also made the occasion memorable
by their many elegant and costly presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Batnabee, Mr.. W. Ii. Mcdonald. Miss Marie
Stone Miss Jessie Bartlett Davis, Mr. Tom Karl,
MIR. Dellon Dewey. MIR. and Mrs. Fred Dixon,
Miss josephine Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fowle, Mr.. aud Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lang,
Miss futile. Miss Louis, the Misses Louise and
ElInOr Cieary, the Misses Eliza and Lucy Gurier,
Miss Bertha Hall; Mr. A. E. Nichols MIR. Bills,
Mr. Cardoza, Mr. Martin, Mr.. Pert Mr. Dale,
Mr. Walsh, Mr.. Ii. Dixon, Mr.. Wish, Mr.. a. P.
Ryder Mr.. E. Helndl. Air. Gibson, Mr.. McCa0e,
MIR. Morton, Mr.. North, Mr.. White, Mr.. KOpp,
Mr.. RemSberg, Mr.. JOnscher, Mr. Quimby, Air.
Bayley, Mr.. S. l.. study. Mr. George Floyd.
Ii was not until the small hours of the morn
that the pleasant celebration was brought to a
close.
The n. C. f. Entertainment.
The Potrero Opera House never looked so
pretty as on last Thursday evening, when
decorated for The initial entertainment of the n.
c. F. The walls had been hung with bright
sreamers Of many colors. whose soft shades
had been RrtlsIlcaly blended. The stage had
been transformed into verlIabl5 bower OF ever
green's and cut flowers.
The programme for the occasion was as fol
lows: Overture, selections from Martha"
SamuePs Orchestral recitation, Popping the
Question:" Nj. James .. Averyi song, Won
drous YouIhn, Miss Adelaide NJ. Smith; piano
solo, Miss Flora b. Martini vocal selections, by
The Stra hmore QuarteJ-MesSrs. \. Moore, j.
+. Burns c. Markell aud j. Grlffing; recitation,
Miss Elsie A. Duncan; vocal solo, Miss Alys
Cameron; violin solo, "Purltau's Daughter"
Mr. Sam samuel professor Schmidt, accompa-
nisD; recitation. AUX ItalIens." Miss Sadie
GUNNER accompanied with piano by Miss Cam
erOu; tenor solo, Mr.. Thomson.
The society is composed or several OF the most
popular young ladies' OF The POtrero, whose de-
sire II Is to give entertainments OF similar ma
ture pei iOdcally. Judging by the large and ap-
pteciatiVe audience In attendance upon this &C.
casion their efforts are being appreciated by the
neighborhOOd, aud their ultimate success seems
already assured.
The C. P. C.'s Party.
The eight from the senior class OF Coeswen
College who call themselves the c. p. C.'s have
great reason to be congratulated over the sue
cess they attained at their second party. given
last Friday evening at Mission Opera Hall. The
hall was comfortably filled aud all enjoyed them
selves in dancing 10 good music.
the approach OF u, when the music and lights
would be no more but more pronounced were
the regrets when 1t became known that tins was
probably the last party Of the &c Z. ca"
The Floor Committee was as follows: George
R0lrh (fOor manageD, W. y. Swasey, II. b. lit
comb, George Kammereri Reception Commit
tee-AIiss L. Ashton, Miss kershaw Miss Nc
Arthur, Miss n. Partlidge.
The VendOmes' Party,
The first party OF tile Yendomes took place
last evening at New Bersagierl Hall, 1926
organized, mainly for social purposes, already
numbers twenty-four members, who intend to
give monthly socals. Their President is Mi. o.
W, Likendey.
Miss Sarah Creber Music was furnished by c.
NewmanS orchestra, AMI very large number
OF dancers participated IN the programme until
the medley at 2 o'clock closed the pleasant
affair.
The Committee of Arrangements consisted of
MessrS. T. Mccarthy, w. Creber H. McGowan,
j. Fay; Reception COmmittee-Messrs. Charles
O'Brlen, Charles Stewart NJ Car, c. Spinner
P. Riley, I. Keith. Mr.. J. Creber acted as floor
manager, assisted by Messrs j. Crowley, T.
Nixon, L. Welsh, J. Cunningham. T. MeGrath.
The Elite Club Party.
The eighth anniversary social of the Elite Club,
a popular organization, took plac5 last eV ening
at B'nai Birth Hall.
A large number Of friends enjoyed a success
sion Of dances to the music Of johnson & Gut
mans Orchestra. The committees were COM
E. 2. Donovan (Chai rman), George Heissuer
John I. CUakley john Desmond Thomas Moo.
nan; Reception COmmittee-M. Mcheuna CHAIR
mau), Robert BOyce, Joseph Regan, j. |. Foley,
William j. Graham, Robert Clements, James e.
Gilmore, Frank COnlin, Thomas Dunbar, George
kamena, James Lynch, George McSweagan;
Floor COmmittee-ThOmas Mclaughlin, II. V.
Joseph I. Smddy, Jams McDaid, d. A. Sylyes-
ter, Charles 1. Collins, William Hdniver, VIII.
lam J. Toner, William OConnor; floor manager,
Thomas +. NoOndni assistant floor manager,
James E. kamena.
The following gentlemen composed the man.
agement OF the clubs Board of Oficers-Presl-
deut, William Deeney; First Vice-President,
William Haniver; Vic-Pfesldeut, George 5.
Smith, Recording Secretary, E. P. Donovan;
spending Secretary, Thomas +. NOonan; Assist
ant Financial Secretary, +. j. COniin Treasurer,
}, j. Jordan; Trustees-John X. Flynn, John j.
Foley, James Gilmore, John Desmond, George
kamena.
The Racquet Club Party.
The Racquet Club gave It's sixth anniversary
party last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. One OF
the most successful associations OF its kind, the
club always devotes much attention to Its par
ties, and hitherto with the best results.
Last evening long programme of dances was
enjoyed by large attendance The programmes
were particularly elaborate. They were In book
form, the typographical work aud classical orna-
mentatiOn Ia gold. johnson & Gutman fur
ntshed The music Dancing continued Till L
O'Clock.
The officers of the club are: President. W. F.
Long; Vce-Presldent, j. f. McCarty; Secretary,
" d. NICu EiudHCidl oCClCNdlJt " u OtOdiu6IY
Treasurer, W. P. Wardi Marshal j. f. Welch
Executive Commitee-W. z. Wad ChaIrman).
7. j. Kearney, j. r. Pyne, F. J. Mitchell, w. +.
Holden, T. f. Kelly, X, j. Collins.
TIE committees Of Inc evening were composed
OF the following gentlemen: Committee OF Ar
rangemenIs1H. J. Gerdes (Gnairman), J. F. Nc.
Guire. j. j. Hughes, j. e. WEIGH, I. f. Power,
r. +. Ryan, C. N. Nuly, d. j. Wren; Recep-
lion COmmlttee-E. w. Browne f. l.. SicOtte, J
j. Butler, II. II. Cornell, J. d. Kennard. J. A
Hesse Z. j. Cotter, d. g. Strande, q. V. Hin, C.
J. Conner, }. X. Tyne; hOor manager, }. +. Me-
Carly; assistant floor manager, L. j. Kearney;
Floor Committee. c. COsgrove, j. s. Sullivan
d. j. Creamrr, I. Il. Seyin, d. +. DOu gherty, p.
Habeilin, NJ. J. HaIIiuan. j. E. Behan, q. II.
CaYanagh, +. W. LAWYER.
The Lyric Club in Oakland.
Fully 800 people enjoyed the initial entertain
ment Of the Lyric Orchestra and Social Club on
Friday evening in the Dietz Opera House, Oak
land.
Every number of the following programme had
to be repeated: Part I-0veriure, "Myles
Aroon." from "Scaulon's Songs" (Moses To-
banD. orchestra; arie, Come BeIl," from
" Lucretia Borgia" DOnizettD, Miss Gertrude
Aud; Spinulng-wheel Song" uLiszt- Wagner,