The morning call., 1891-02-09

Douther. Mss Belle Higgins, Mrs. J. Leland
Haskell. Miss Haskell. Miss Westgate OF
Alameda. Mrs. P. D. Riorden, Miss Belle
MqFpRRy Mrs. ai ET HTah Miss o, anete Cohen
Professor Abe Sundland, Professor Joseph
Roeckel, Mr.. Arthur Johanusen, Senorita
Andrea Mojica. Mrs. Flora Peterman, Mrs.
l.. L. Gariepy. Mrs. II. E. Peterson, Mrs; K.
a; Cohen, MIR. Grant Ober Coprsen, MISS us
Ellen Coursen, Miss Bertha Mer I3l1g In, tae
Misses Mary and Rose Phillips, Miss Jose
phine Shaw, Mrs. George 7. Shaw, baoy
Shaw, Miss Ricka Friedman, Mrs. captain
Martin FrobeSe, Miss LIZZIE fropeSsS 1o Mas'
G. G Oakland Miss dsS faqrie Franz Miss Miss
Minnie Provost, Mrs. Eugene Sweeney of
South San Francisco, Miss Sweeney, Miss
Gillen, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Verdi Gilmore,
Miss Emma Swan, Miss Gilda Cheda of San
and Marguerite Shine, Mrs. Berghauser,
Miss Agnes Mcguire, Master j. Leen,. Mrs.
l.. Leen, Miss Marion Saul, Mrs. NJ. L.
Saul, Mrs. Ed Aigeltinger, the Misses Paul
inc and Amclie Schilling, Miss Nellie Couch.
Senori;a Adela de Galvez Mrs. Isdor Dan
ielwi;z, Miss Rose Hembree Miss Lillian
Bruce, Mr.. Edward Lott, Miss Neilsii
Moore, Mr.. Eugene Brunner, Miss Fried
man, Mrs Brandon, and others.
The Hecht Theater Party.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ II. Hecht entertained
fifty friends with most enjoyable theater
party OIL Friday evening. Tie Baldwin was
the rendezvous. where Lolita in ''lna" proved
a delightful distraction.
At the close OF the performance Mr.. and
Mrs. Hecht entertained their guests at sup
per at the Maison Richie. where an elab0r-
ate menu was served. and the merry making
prolonged for several hours.
Elaborate souvenirs OF the occasion were
presented to each guest, consisting Of the
cast OF the play printed upon the paicst blue
a IL. E.l,-
same shade to a beveled card, bearing the
dale and names Of the fortunate members of
the party.
Those present we're: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Hecht, Mr.. Louis Greenebaum, Miss Flora
Walter, Mr.. Emil Grecnebaum, Miss Flora
Goldstein, Mr.. Joseph Sloss Miss Irma
Triest, Mr.. Jacob Sptz, Miss Georgia
SchwetZrr, Mr.. Edgar Hochstadter, Miss
Mabel Baum, Mr.. Charles Sutro. Miss
Blanche Lehman, Mr.. Joseph Friedlander,
Miss Belle Lewiston. Mr.. Summit L. ueeht
Miss Hilda Castle, Mr.. Meyer l. Calm, Miss
Minnie Wolff, Mr.. Otto Greenewald, Miss
Hattie Calm, MIR. Alexander Heyneman,
Miss Rosalia Meyer. Nj. Bert r. Hecht,
Miss Elsie Meyer, Mr.. Jesse Triest, Miss
Lulu GOolkind, Mr.. Irwin J. Wiel. Miss
Miss Mile Greenebaum, MIR. L. 5. Heller.
Miss Adele Walter, Mr.. Samuel Dinkel spiel,
Miss Tilie BrandenStein, Mr.. Max Blum,
Miss Carrie Heller, Mr.. Jacob kaufman,
MISS -ndllth CualHWdli. NIX. AllTtu JOEdn-
den,tein, Miss Belle Blum, Mr. Neville
Castle. Miss Theresa Dpkelspiel, Mr.. Her
man Shainwald, Miss Hattie Lyman, Mr..
William Gersile, Miss Hilda A. Hecht, Mr..
Alfred L. Langerman. Mr.. Elias Marks.
The C.. L. a. S. Entertainment.
particularly enjoyable entertainment
and social was given by the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society, No. %, at Sacred Heart Hall,
on the corner of Fell and Fillmore streets,
last Friday evening.
The hall was crowded to the doors and the
following programme thoroughly appre-
ciated: Introductory remarks; vocal solo,
selected. Miss May Code; recitation, Mr..
Vincent Tobin; piano solo. Miss Minnie
Mogan; recitation, MI w. j. Lonergan; vo-
cal duet, selected, the Misses a. and n
Okane; recitation, Miss Mary Chielovich;
vocal SOLO, Mr. Philip Fay; recitation, Mr..
Sullivan; recitation, Mr.. Eugene V. Sulli-
van; vocal selection, Mr.. Eugene A. Beauce;
Earle Overture" Professor d. Manstield's
Banjo and Guitar Club; recitation, Miss
Belle Brodie, pupil of San Francisco School
Of Orat0ry.
A pleasant dance varied with the service
of choice refreshments brought the emf
nently successful affair 10 a close.
credit Is due to the conscientious efforts
OF the management of The society as follows
for the success achieved: Mrs. NJ. I. Fer
guson, President; Miss Alice Bailey, Senior
Nlce-President; Miss Blanche Dean, Junior
Nice-P President; Miss Agnes O'Kane, Re-
cordmg Secretary; Miss Monte Fogarty,
Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. J. Ponzni,
FINANCIAL Secretary; Miss NJ. c. Kelly, Treas
urer; Mss Mary MorisSey, Marshal; Miss
Alice HAYES, Guard; also largely assisted
by Mrs. King and Mrs. j. j. Hammond.
a Military Dance.
The regular quarterly social of Company
a, Third Infantry Regiment, took place at
the armory. 2S Golden Gate avenue, last
Thursday evening. That these quarterly
socialS of Company A are rapidly becoming
popular was demonstrated by the large and
select attendance.
The grand march, which commenced at
o'clock, was led by Lieutenant Hagaa and
wife. Fully 80 couples participated in the
march. Music for the occasion was fur
nished by Tomasco's Orchestra. The floor
manager, Sergeant John l.. Glennon, ac-
quilted himself in truly creditable manner.
lie was ably. supported by his assistants,
Sergeant John A. Connolly and Private
Frank 5. Drady, and the Floor Committee.
Tie company acted as the Reception Com
mittee. To the interchangeable efforts of the
following gentleman, who managed the
affair, is due the success OF the social: Ser
geant Frank Leonard, Private Lewis a.
Taylor and Private John Clcgg
Those present included: Lieutenant and
Mrs. Myles Bolger, Lieutenans ard Mrs. p
NagaD, First Sergeant and Mrs. John Con-
molly, Corporal and Mrs Charles Thog0de.
Hughes, Miss K. hughes, Miss J. Kennedy,
Miss NJ Minnigan, Miss j. Little, Miss NJ.
McAieer, Miss j. Mccarthy, Miss Lille
Johnson, Miss \. Hall, Miss Lottie Meal
lister, Mss \; stanton, Miss NJ. Mccain,
Miss Annie Tyreil, Miss A: Tyrell. Miss a.
Bailey, Miss NJ. Maskie, Miss K Gaughran,
Miss A. Valencia, Miss j. Valencia, Ser
geant john Giennou, Corporal A. J. Cleary,
Sergeant A. Larsen, Sergeant G. Fleming,
Corporal William Sullivan Messrs. c. Har-
low, NJ. Justk, Lewis A. Taylor, Frank
Leonard, john Clegg, Frank 5. BRADY. VIII
lam Boardman, Charles Reno, Joseph Ken
ny, John Hubbard J. Leve, Professor
Charles L. 0'Donnel George Kennedy,
julius Aitken, William Kenny, Corporal
John Sullivan and others.
Hop at the Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Welsh gave a hop at
their residence, 905 Treat avenue, on the
evening of the 9TH inst, it being the birth
day of Mr. Mace J. Madison of 3l5 Twenty
second street. The hostess, Mrs. NJ j.
Welsh, was assisted by pretty Miss Elite
NJ. Welsh and charming Miss May f. Mad
son.
During the fore part of tha evening Miss
Elite NJ. Welsh and Miss May f. Madison
entertained the company by rendering some
unique instrumental and vocal music. At
1880 o'clock the guests partook Of boun-
teous repast, which was spread in the beau
N'ANiiy ufNbl ululH1-IODlU. L lie later
part of the evening was spent in daneing
we music being furnished by Mr.. NJ j.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
N j. Welsh, Captain and Mrs. o. Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. II. Brown, Miss Elite NJ,
Welsh, Miss May f. Madison, Miss Florence
Brown, Misses Boss and Grace Welsh.
Masters George Hayward, Joseph and II.
Welsh, Mr.. j. Madison and Mr. Walter III.
Brown Of San Francisco; Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
Gussie and Maude Guerrero and Mr.. We
Guerrero of Halfmoon Bay.
The Calliopean Entertainment.
The Calliopean Musical and Literary So
ciety gave its monthly entertainment on
Friday evening, February 9Th, at Lunts
Hall before large and appreciatiye audi
ence.
The entertainments during the past year
nave been held in this beautiful hall, which
is well equipped for social purposes and
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