The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Old Peoples Home Auxiliary
Corps Entertained.
a Surprise on Page Street.-The Lodge Fetes.
Party on McAllister Street-Levy-Mor-
ris Wedding-A Musicale.

IhlS evening AT Oud fellOWS Ildll' ~ VIII
be the chief aim of the CLUB to insure the
pleasure Of its guests
Miss Kitue gave a pleasant deieuner on
Wednesday at the residence Of her mother,
Mrs. y. q. KIttle, on the corner of Pacific
avenue and Steiner street.
The Peerless Club will give another party
This evening at Union-square Hall.
The taucee Of Mr. Louis 5. Green of Los
Angeles, whose engagement was announced
in these columns yesterday, is Miss Pauline
SpieEelman Of this city.
A concert will BE- given by several men,
bers Of the Stemegger Society on Thursday
evening at Byron Mauzy Hall.
The scott Dance.
Mrs. y. W. S,ott entertained a number of
the Croker Auxiliary Corps of the Old
Peoples Home last Thursday evening at
her home on the corner of Buchanan and
Page streets. The affair was delightful
variation of the series Of entertainments
which have been given at the Old Peoples
Home by the corps, which was recently or
gained by Mrs. Scott to assist the Directors
u that institution.
The house was prettily decorated with
ferns and silkeu scaTfs, dancing taking place
in the large attic, which had been CON-
pletely transformed for the occasion. A
Conversations march set the guests on an
agreeable footing Of acquaintanceship from
The HrSt. and the announcement of supper
at II 80 o'clock arrived like magic. Deli
clouS punches were dispersed during the
dancing.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs.. \. W Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller. Mrs. q. W. Smith, Miss Anita Plum,
Miss Nellie Boyd, Miss Carrie Peterson,
Miss Jennie Mcmillan. Miss Minnie Night
ingale, Miss GrOrgle Chandler, Miss Sadie
4. Webster, Miss Addie Polluck, Miss Liz
Ian Wagner, Miss Emma Mcmillan, Miss
G-orgie Nightingale, Miss Lou Chandler,
Miss Hon, the Misses Martell, Miss Atkn-
son, MISS PERIOD, Miss Tiny Haskell, Miss
HAYS, Miss Bachelor, Miss Plum, Miss
Ermiuie Poole, Messrs. a. 5. Woodburn,
Charles Plum Jr, Mi Mcintosh, Mr.. Ander-
son. Arthur Barnard, MIR. SOudaim, Thomas
Ransom. GeOTgeW ellington, William Ungar,
Walter Lewis, James IRVINE, Harry Wise,
:. L. Gu.cher, Mr.. WllberfOrce, ). B. Peter
son, Charles Frost, A. E. Buchanan, VII
liam Reilly. Ar. Atkinson, Mr.. GOeway,
Lawrence kip, A. q. Lang, Frank Scott,
a. w Scott Jr., Harry Pringle.
The Levy-EIorris Wedding.
a large gathering was held at the res
i5ence Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Armer of 1913
Ellis street on the 18th inst to witness the
marriage Of Miss Fannie Morris of Boston
10 Mr. Michel Levy of this city. Rev. DE-
Levy Of Oakland officiating.
The bridal party entered the parlOr to the
the bride leaning on the arm Of her aunt
Mrs. N. Lasky. and her brother, Henry
NJ IRIS Of Reno, Nevada 1t took but few
moments to place the bride and groom under
the canopy, and ar-Id the admiration at the
beauty and dignity of the bride the last
words were spoken that made them man
and wife.
CO. rat.Iations then followed, and once
10. 20 the music of MendelssOhn'S march.
played by Mr.. Emerson, the whole party OF
seventy five people advanced to the supper
T. ON, where meTry-making was the order Of
the evening MIR. Mark Ii. Morris, brother
81 the bride, read several congratulatory tel
eETams that we're received from Boston and
other places during the evening, This. TO-
gether with the numerous speeches. toasts
and dancing, concluded the evenings enjoy
ment Ihe presents were numerous and
costly.
Among the invited guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Lasky, Miss Annie Gottlob, MIR
y. Gottiub, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Laskv. MI
Henry Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ii. Morris.
Mrs. Wyatt Mr.. and Mrs. \. Lyons. Mr.
and Mrs Emil Alkus, Mr.. and Mrs, Louis
,7C1TT art Miss Bertha Morris, Mss jennie
Morris, Mr.. Eugene Morris, Miss Beckie
Armer, Miss Flora Armer, Mr.. !. Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. r. Levy, Mrs. NJ. Lasky, Mr..
Levy, Mr., /. Levy, Miss B. Pilger. Mr. and
Mrs. a. W Wachs, Miss L. Hyman, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Calman,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Beer, Mrs. Emerson, Mr..
ana MIS-. y. Meyers,
The Coursen Musicale.
Last Thursday night Miss Ellen Coursen
gave another of her pleasant musicales be-
lore an audience that tested the immense
seating and standing room capacity of By
ron Mauzy's concert hall.
Mr.. Joseph Roeckel brought forward five
OF his advanced pupils, and Mr.. A. Johann
sen added a charming violin solo to Miss
tOurSen's programme. Miss Blanche Has
ksil and Miss bmaie Schilling made thrir
initial bow, very successfully, before the
large audience that always greet Miss Cour-
sens efforts.
The following was the programme pre-
sented: Notturno duol La Serenata,"
for soprano and tenor, (RossinD, Miss Ellen
Coursen and Mr.. Edward Lott; romance,
"Dost Thou Know That Land?" 'Mignon'i
tThomas), Miss Maade Frank; sacred song.
Ave Maria" OPP. y CTuranyD, Miss Bertha
Mersiug; violin concentrate, Mr.. Arthur
Johanusen; song, Waltz of the Leaves, -
(Faurel. Miss Emma Provost; lied, "Ah,
IT'S Dream" Qassen), Miss Blanche Has
kell; mejodie, " Beauty's Eyes (TostD,
Miss Amalie Schilllng; violin obligato,
Miss Ellen CogTsen; aria, Roberto
u che Adore tAeytTbeer), Miss
era" (Cherubinn, Mr.. Edward L9iz;
songs, CaJ Les Plainles de la Jeune File"
(Schnberp, d. Spring Night" (Schumann),
(c) Iriolets, lyrical recitation (RoeckeD,
L
low" @ The Bobolink," Miss Ellen Cour-
sen; violin solo, Air Narie," op. % (Vieux-
temps, Mr. Arthur JOhannsen; cavatina
con cOro, Bel Raggio," Semiramide (ROs-
SIND, solGlst, Mrs. Flora Peterman and mem
beTs OF the Young Ladies Choral; ballata,
~ clta la Terrea," Tn Ballo VERDI Mime.
Julie Cote lied, Magic song" (Helmund).
Miss Minnie Provost; song, TO Yonder
Hin tRoeckeD, Senor rita Andrea Mojica,
violin obllgato, Miss Ellen Coursen: Irish
melody, The Last Rose of summer
lMoOre), Miss Verdi Gilmore; song. "a
Mean Old Maid" (RoeckeD, Hiss Ellen Cour-
sen; Musical Director, NJ. Joseph Roeckel.
Mrs. Flora Peterman sustained very bril-
liantly the difficult aria from "Spmiramide."
and the following young ladies, attred in
evening costume, lent their fresh voices 10
the chorus: Misses Alice Decourtieux.
Fannie Couch, Mamie Schmaling. Pauline
Sehilling, Clara Schmaling, Julie Cote
Verdi Gilmore, Bertha Mersing, Emma Swan,
Amal!e Schilling, Eyelyne Manning Rose
Phillips, Eduyges MOjica, Minnie Provost,
Jennie Fischer, Nellie Couch. Andrea
MoJIca, Emma Provost and Geraldine
(Curseu. Miss Verdi Gilmore rendered THE
Last Rose Of Summer" with purity of
style aud with the traditional handling
Miss Susie Hull and Mile. Julie Cote,
showed lhclr lovely soprano voices, in their
flights Of operate melody Miss Emma
Provost and Senorita Andrea Moiica, Wed
with one another with their mellow con-
tralto tones. Helmund's Magic Song was
rendered with much taste by Miss Minnie
Provost Miss Maud Frank sang with a
very sympathetic expression the romance
from "MignOn." Miss Bertha Mersing was
very warmly applauded at the end of
FuraBzls classical Ave Maria" Mr..
EDWARD LotZs sweet. tenor voice blended
WGmnably with Miss Coursen's in Rossini's
duo. Besides conducting the chorus through
The scena from "Semiramide," Miss Courseu
contributed two violin obligatos and four
vocal solos. The "Bobolink'' gained her
che most enthusiastic recall
Among the crowded audience we're noted
consul T. Herrera and party Mrs. ColoneI
9 y. z. Burtis, tue Misses Edith and Ethel
Burtis, Mr.. Walter B. Cooke, Mrs. DR.. d.
Edwards, Mrs. Captain j. P. Montague of
Oakland, Miss Ella Montague, Nine. %.
Melville, Mile. Marie Melville, Mrs. DR.. Y.
A. Csrranza and party, the Misses Mania
and Clara Schmaling, Mr.. Arthur Cohnreich,