The morning call., 1891-05-24

Mr.. Louis Hirsch gave delightful dinner
party last Wednesday evening at his resi-
dence, $50 Turk street, in honor of Mrs.
Mintia and the Misses Mintia, of San Sal
VadOr, who have been on a visit here Tor a
couple of months.
TheatricaIs at Mare Island.
At the Avalon Theater at Mare Island on
last Tuesday evening two comediettas-"A
Cup of Tea" and The Jack Trust
were given by the officers and ladies Of the
Yard
In the first named play Lieutenant Bost-
wick as ScrUggins was inimitable. Mrs
Charles F. Pond, who took the part Of
Lady Seymour, was delightful, and in a
pretty gown of soft fieecy white made most
charming picture. Ensign Morgan as Sir
Charles Seymour was 1Orcible, and left
nothing to be desired.
The cast in The Jack Trust consisted
of Paymaster Stanton, Mrs. Lieutenant
Mrs. Lieutenant Pond. The distribution of
the several parts could not have been hap
pier, and the audience fully appreciated the
treat.
The affair was most enjoyable one, and
all hope for speedy repetition.
Among those present were Admiral and
Mis-. Benham, Miss Benham, Miss Berming-
Ms Dickinson, Mrs. B0Stwlck, the Misses
Bostwick, Lieutenant Pond, Lieutenant
Turner, DIR. Wilson, Ensign Maginnis. Lieu
tenant Perkins, Captain and Mrs. Hitch
cock, Miss Margaret 0CalagbaH Mrs. Sc
we'll the Misses Moore. Mrs. Qualtrough.
Miss Hay and many others.
Promised Entertainment.
For some time the San Francisco operate
Society has been rehearsing for its fourth
performance. Rumnr --S:sycf.;s - some
thing of extra calfbre was to be attempted.
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Donna SchoIastica. Mrs C. l. Parent
Professor F DeIIepiane will be musical
director and has baaH organi7ing a large
chorns A professional oTchestra will Of.
ciate. The stage will be MANAGED by MIR.
A. NJ. Thornton.
The performance will be given for the
benefit Of the Children's Hospital in this
city.
Club Smoking Bee
a smokmg-bee and high inks were given
by the members OF the Bay CLUB at Its home
ID Odd fedows' Building on wednesday
evening last, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Alter lew remarks py the Sire, MI.
Eugene \. Levy, the following programme
was rendered; Piano solo, MI Sanford Eel
genbaum; recitation (selected), Mr. Ben
ismin Levingston: mandolia selections by
the Flturia Climb Sionor q CinnoIomi
Direcfor. chinese imifatians Mr. i cold
e,one. niano SOLO Prnfnssor Manrica Kro-
mer. Italian dialect limitations Senator
Harry NcGowan. harvtona SOLD INV 70
nnas6 ..Tba Sono That RsscGad Nv HSart y
Mr. Arthur Coh5raich comic racitstions
Mr. John1 Evans. haSso SOio "a RanJi.;s
Life" Mr. BENJAMIN Stitch funny savings.
Messrs E. Peckerman, Jacob Levingston
and Emanuel Levy; comic songs, Mr.. Z. A.
fOTk, accom- pa9Ied Oy rFo lessor u: Merz-
r p%C' r D'pnU 0O'O N1i'0i''" i''0oi
Dnring the evening refreshments were
served.
The following committee managed the
affair; Dr.. b. NJ. Gun5burger, Messrs.
InarIes -, a. Llphah' DAVID IL HoiIuD ana
A1us0n0 Ivy
Il' II Ioni1 10 Nlles canyon
Ane h'Hcoh mn MeiIy uu"keIs, composed
OF members Oh the hlncoh 1acntlng CIuO
and members Of the Fremont Glee Club,
held a private picnic at Niles CANYON last
Sunday
TIC srocoos ~ tho ofoir mo, d,o % +,o
nc SUES -, nc C @naii ""9 uuo " 'lI0
earnest "ork Oh the committee OF Arrange
ments, composed OF MessTs. Luke NJ. Ma
Tisich and Thomas Mckee of the Rlncon
Yachting CLUB and j. Hanson and Nicholas
Lennon Of the Fremont Glee Club.
boat and returned about the same time in
the evening.
The following talent kindly volunteered
j. Hansen, Thomas Mckee. G. GrOwney,
A. Houston, d. Flood, ID. Conley. L. Con-
nOrs, Miss Kittie Shea, Miss Jennie Swald
and Miss Mamie Carlton.
A Masquerade at the Mission.
a very pleasant masquerade surprise
party was rendered Miss Alice Freeman on
the 10th inst at the residence of her parents
on Fair avenue.
Dancing and the discussion of a bounteous
supper were the order OF the evening.
Among the maskers were: Miss Alice
Freeman, Marguerite; Miss Bertha Schnee-
gas, Mexican; Miss Louise Freeman, Prin-
cess Carnival; Mrs. G. Francisco. Winter
Miss LiZette Freeman, yachting costume
Miss Sallie Weir, governess; Miss Amelia
Freeman, Egyptian; Mrs. j. Wrin, Silver
Princess; Miss Jeanette Freeman, ma
glcian; Miss Louisa Marie, shepherdess; Miss
Nellie Quinn, domino; Miss Mollie Marie,
domino; Miss Lizzie Muerth, flower girl
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Freeman, Mrs. LOhner. Mr..