The morning call., 1892-07-03
Personal aud other Jottings.

James ONiell is making extensive prepa-
ratious for his new romantic drama "Fon-
tenelle" by Harrison Grey Fiske and Minnie
Maddern Fiske.
Mr.. Alfred Bouvier, manager of the Bald
win, left for II PasO de Robes, San Luis
Obispo County, yesterday morning. lie Will
spend the Fourth there and a fOrtnigh.
thereafter seeking relief from severe attack
of acute rheumatism.
Miss Oracle Plastsd, prima donna of the
TivOli opera company, is at Piedmont
Springs. She is eonvalescing slowly from
serious recent Illness.
Mr. Sol Smith Russell will appear in
Peaceful Valley" at the Baldwin early in
the iall.
Miss Emma Jueh is comfortably resting
after an arduous and long seasons hard
work. On Friday last the fair songstress
was most Hospitality entertained at a
luncheon given in her honor by Mrs. DR..
Brechman at the Preside, where a gOodly
circle OF friends had been gathered together
by the hostess 10 meet Columbia'S first
singer.
Tomorrow being Miss Emma Juch's
natal day we wish her many happy returns.
A glorious woman born on a glorious day.
The premium sale receipts for seats and
boxes Tor the opening night Of the Stockwell
Tn eater amounted TO S2700.
Mr.. James NJ. Ward Is the possessor of an
original Irish comedy by the late Dion
Boucicault never yet produced. 1t is called
Fin McCouL." He intends 10 air it at the
first opportunity.
Mr.. Redmund and Mrs. Thomas Barry
arrived overland on Wednesday last and
are stopping at the PleasaBton They ap-
pear in "Herminie." at the AlcaZar July IL.
Miss Bateman. Miss Osb0urne and Mr.
Lipman left New York on Monday last
via Panama 10 JOIN the Alcazar stock for the
coming season.
For the week commencing July the
Wigwain offers n remarkably attractive
variety show. Norris learned dogs and
Miss Mabel Hudson, "ihe American night
lDgale and Brooklyn'S church choir beauty.
are included in the list of novelties.
Marie Burroughs has gone 10 Marihas
Vineyard for the summer
Carmencta will resume her place at
koster and Bials', New York. Her quick
Castillan rage has abated.
Fanny Davenport sailed for Europe on
Saturday, June 25. and Agnes Huntington
left Tor the same estimation on Wednesday,
the 18th. Jeffreys Lewis returned from that
quarter OF the world. where size went in
search OF plays for the Alcazar. and was in
New York June %. She looks less plump,
but far more pleasing than ever.
Manager Wallenrod of the AleaZar is en-
gagged In lighting his old enemy, rheumatic
gout, and has no time to devote to any other
business.
bu"iu % DeIhuap Ci Dan FRANCISCO anu
Mason Carnes. two young Americans, CO.
authors OF "The Better Part" q one-act
play which the "Jane" company is acting,
are In Paris for the summer They are
completing q society play.
California Parlor No. !. n. S. @. W., will
receive Its friends at select musical and
dramatic entertainment. TO celebrate the
seventeenth anniversary of the order, at
Odd Fellows Hall. on Friday evening July
| Is. j. Roberts Kincaid; the wel-known
elocutionist and ACTOR. assisted by Miss Ro-
sella La Faille, K. J. Quillinan and others.
will participate in the entertainment
Richard Foote is doing splendid business
in the interior towns, where he has been
producing Richard IlI' and "D0n Caesar
| de BaZan." Mr.. F0ote was recently a
prominent member of the AIcszar company.
}. +. Cordray, one OF the proprietors and
| managers of theater in Portland. Oregon,
| and also one in Seattle. Wash. visited this
| city recently. He reports theatrical busi