The morning call., 1892-01-22


They were pleasantly entertained at dinner
and supper. As early as half-paSt o'clock
the following day the younger folks began
to arrive, and soon the merriment was In
full swing. At II O'Clock all sat down ana
part0Ok Of refreshments. Many bright
tOasts were offered before the happy friends
departed fer their respective homes.
The family included: Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
wald, Miss Annie aud Miss Dora Lewad :;
Messrs. Samuel, A. j.. Herman. W. Henry
and Milton Lewald Among the guests
were: The Misses Bette, Hattie aud Nora
Levy, Miss Lena SimOns, Miss Tlene Berg,
the Misses Bette and Hannah Borren, the
Misses Sallie end Salle Lepsc, Miss Sarah
Gallert, Miss Annie Sundland, Miss Bertha
Lindner. Miss Sarah Harris, Miss Flora
Levy, Miss Bertha Levy; MeSsrs: ). Ian
decker, S. Bernstein, a. and l. Leipsc, ii.
J. and B. aud A. Bowen, H. and NJ. Leipsir,
Aft, Al and G. Levy. Ii. S. and ID. Llndner,
5. and A. Behme, NJ Sundland, NJ, Happ,
c. and S. Berg, f. Levy.
Musical High links
A highly enjoyable evening was spent
last Monday evening by a number OF geh-
tlemRn friends Of Professor AdelStein, at
his studio, 1919 Suffer street.
The entertainment consisted naturally in
great part Of music of a choice order, ana
the following programme was rendered by
the various specialists mentioned: Piano
solo, "GayUlie No. l (SauyleD, Mr.. u.
Sauylet; baTytone solo. " Robert lie Dla6le'
(Meyerbeer). Mr.. Arthur Cohnreich; flute
solo, " Nocturne (Boehm), Sig L0moard0;
vocal duet (selected) Mr.. +. NJ. Coffin and
Mr.. Robert Lloyd, iano solo, - Noise
fantasia (Ehalberg), Sig. ). Martinez
recitation selected, DR.. L. L. Hill; mand0-
lin solo, 'PEscaTpOlette," ValSe FaDtas-
tiQue. Op. 20 Pietrapertosa), Mr.. Samuel
Adestsin; blrytODe solo, "GallantS OF En-
gland " (BettertoDl. Mr.. Robert Lloyd; cello
solo, "ReYerie" Dunkla). Dir. Arthur Re
genSberger; recitation (selectrd), Dr;
Thomas l. Hill; flute solo, Fantastic
(Terschak), Mr. Il. Clay Wysham; song
Selected, Mr.; l. Mayer; either SOLO,
oafysdna Son. d%'a Bl MH star mF''9 d
Love" RobaudD. Mr.. Joseph E. Bier;
Lutte oblgato. Mr.. Samuel Adelstein; flute
duet, ''Sonnambula" fantasia (Kuhlan),
Mr.. II. Clay Wysham, Sig. Lombardo; tenor
solo, Golden Love" (WelHng,) Mr.. +. NJ.
Cot1in; lutte solo. 'Serenata," Up. &c DO
carnD. MI Samrl Aide stein; male quartet.
Good night " Ourner. MI. +. NJ. Coffin,
Mr.. +. Delepiane. MI Hoeg, Mr.. Lloyd
MIR. f. Deliepiane made an admirable
master Of ceremonies, and the affair paitook
largely Of the nature of a pleasant social re-
uui0a, in the course Of which solid and
liquid refreshments were by no means neg
lected.
The Goodwin Comedy Company Surprise.
On Wednesday, the Goodwin Com
edy Company gave a surprise party to It's
leading lady, Miss Ada LittleW0od. At her
home, 1913 Hyde street. The affair was en-
tirely successful, being e perfect surprise
from the start, for, as the merry couples
entered the house the pretty recipient Of the
evenings hOnOTs was picture OF amaze
ment
Impromptu jolliGies were at once cont
menced. with kissing games new and kiss
ing games Old. A musical programme was
rendered, consisting of: Duets, by the
Misses Ada LittlewoOd and Mile Flynn,
and MesNrs ). Yell and l.. Ciaasseu; songs,
by the Goodwin Quartet, Miss Isabel Hill,
Miss Lillian Field and Miss Bertha Molltor;
Rotations, by Nessrs. A. ). Jarvie and Ed
Beardsey; a banjo solo, by Mr. ,. 1ehl {;
selections on the either, by Mr.. Harry
Gendar, and whistling solo, by Mr. A. w.
Caro-.
At midnight the company went In to sup
per where an hour flew swiftly by. Messrs.
A. l.. Thomson and A. ). Jarvie OF the
Goodwin Comedy Company oificiated at
table and kept the guests ia continuous mer-
rlment by their ludcTOus tOasts. The party
broke up at > o'clock ana was voted by all
present a complete success.
Among the company were: Miss Isabel
Hui, the Misses Lillian and Josie Fed, Miss
Mile Flyun, Miss Bertha Molitor, Miss
kittie McGrorcy, Miss Hattie Phillips, Mss
Anna Clark, Miss Nettie Steele, tie Misses
George and May Wilson, Miss Nina Matt
land Messrs. A. l.. Thomson, A. ). Jaryie
II. Gendar. Arthur Jones, l.. ClaaSsen, >.
Yehl, j. Beardsley, J. BrOdigaD, A. Coed
man, a. W. Caro-, NJ. Bley, j. Gensler, y.
Huntsman, W. Baron.
Society Personals.
PIT ard Mrs G. /. Johnson are down on
visit from Sacramento
Miss Frances Hale Jordan Of San Maleo
IS tie guest Of Mrs. ". Z. Quinby Of De-
troit.
Mr.. " S. Wood has returned from Viz
gnia City.
Mr. John T. Kelly Of Kelly Bros. left on
Saturday evening for The East and Europe
on an extended trip.
Miss Jennie Taylor OF Grass Valley and
Frances Bearss of Perm, Ind, are visiting
at the residence OF Mrs. E. Z. LanIpe, 2l34
Mission 81.
Mr.. b F. Norris has joined his wife at
Coronado.
Miss Deming OF Sacramento was expected
yesterday on brief visit.
Mrs +. I. QualtrOugh. wife OF Lieuten-
ant Queitrough OF Washington, ID. c., Is
stopping st the Coronado
Miss Grace Stewart Of Los Angeles has
come up to spend a month with friends
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mclean are at
the Grand Hotel for a couple of months.
General and Mrs. William +. Reyes of
New York have arrived ri Les Angeles.
Captain Charles Potter and wife Of this
city are visiting the family Of Mr.. X. II.
Plate at San Jose.
Mrs :. +. Hauser, Miss Hauser, Master
Tom HauSer and K. d. HauSer, accompanied
by Miss Nellie Blake, the youngest daughter
II Judge and Mrs. Blake of Helena, Mont,
have come TO California, where they expect
to spend the winter.
MI II ). Crucker Of this city and ex-
Mayor Gregory of Sacramento have been
visiting Santa Barbara. Mr.. Gregory is one
OF the trustees Of the old Suffer Fort, and
was DESTROYS Of buying some old tiles TO be
used in the restoration of that historic
huildinp