The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-05

Red Riding Hood Miss A. Hart. Tyrolean; Miss
dafrodll; Miss f. sickle.s, Folly; Miss L.
Young, shower of stars; Miss G. Clark, VIVIAN
dere; Miss l. ySl,meT Csuao,ne' Miss asoi Dot
Miss l.. Ward, Baby Ruth; Miss Carrie Clark,
Spring; Miss l. Brown, summer; Miss sy A.
te aG"n Miss sup r. Ward. BOHEMIAN USn' gill;
Miss E. Hariand. PocaboDtas; Miss f.
Bsgne, A Mine guide Miss D. Limbaugh M;i
i. Dawson. Vassar graduate; MISS A. Huges.
Miss l.. Huges. Miss b. DAVIS, Three Little
Maids from School; Miss A. Kneenland,
Grecian: Mr.. c. Patton, missing link; Mr.. Harry
Hitchcock, Cupid; Mr.. II. A. Cranston, English
Life Guard; Dr.. Mcfaydep. monk; Mr.. j. j.
Faust; Mr.. N. o'Keeie' Mr.. Mr. VI. s. Fleming.
Polish officers; MIR. q. Schilling. kings fool;
Mr.. }. Black, Mr.. A. Stroth, sailors; Mr.. K.
Bou gnton. Mr.: T. Kast. clowns; MIR. q: Eaton.
toIeador; Mr.. f. Lam. ysquero; Mr.. G.. Tooker,
baseball; Mr.. II. Leroy, light dragon; Mr.. +.
Barris. bookmaker.
An Old English Tea.
Britannia Lodge No. z. Daughters OF 81.
George gave an old English tea party and dance at
tie Forester's Hall last Wednesday evening, and
carried out their programme 10 perfection. The
tea was prepared in the large ban quet nall in
building, and would have done credit TO an old
English merIymaking IN days gone by. Two
long tables were arranged in the center of the
hall. and a capital cold collation. was provided.
During the evening the following programme
was we'll rendered: Piano solo, Miss IL. 0'Neil;
Thomas Irwin; address, Mrs. T. Trewn: vocal
duet, Mrs. G.. Mahlner and Mr. Toby; recitation,
Miss Emma Holmes; plano solo. Miss VI. Sophie.
Following the entertainment tea" was served.
after which, the dancing hall having been
cleared, an impromp;u dance was kept up until
midnight
The BerIins.
The popular young men who comprise the
Berlin Dancing Club received little setback
last Tuesday evening, owing 10 the weather, It
being such that only the most ardent terpsi-
chorean enthusiasts would venture out. How
ever, by balf-pasI nine about fifty couples had
put IN an appearance and had all the room they
required 10 enjoy good dance We understand
That Tie advance sale OF tickets VIII be sufficient
10 meet the expenses Incurred. so that there Will
be no pecuniaIy loss 10 The committees In charge.
i lie affair was under the management OF MessTs.
+. l.. Noiiega, j. +. AcGrougb. j. T. Hayden,
Elmer ID. Kuaeh, J. J. Grove and ID. j. Sherman.
The music was excellent aud was furnished by
Matthew.
A. o. r. Entertainment.
Court Stanford No 1868. 4. o. +. OF A. eels-
braied their fifth anniversary on Saturday even
ing. November 90. by giving a most enjoyable
entertainment aud dance at s.. Georges Hall
A large and appreelatiye audience was in attend
ance and capital programme was rendered.
Mr.. j. j. COrdy delivered an Grafton, MessTs.
Irauiner and SchuntZ played pianofOrte duet,
Miss E Duncan and Mrs L. l.. ClIffoid reeted
Professor Z'gler and others performed on the
Zuher aud Mr. h. Ii. Junkrns favored the audi
ence with some vocal numbers Following the
banquet hail, afier which dancing was kept up
with lie aud spirit until midnight. Mr.. w. X.
Grogan was elected chairman OF the evening
and was assisted BIZ committee composed OF
Messrs. &. T.. Wnterboy, w. A. Terrell, j. Ii.
Rankin aud NJ. j. Irvine.
Scotch-Irisli Social.
grand social and musical entertainment was
given last Tuesday evening In Union-square
Hall by the SeCtch-Irlsh Society OF California
Taking into consideration The nelemency of the
her he was lara IA a
have been expected. There was a capital enter
tainmentfrOm I'LL 10, after which The floor was
cleared for dancing, and a most enjoyable time
was passed by those who participated. the fol-
lowing programme was greatly appir eated by
tie audience: Overture. fleiShman's orchestra;
song. Mi. Hart; address, DIR. L. w. ~ Evelyn;
''ItalIaDa 10 Algeri," the Fuhrer quartet; Violin
solo. Blue Bells OF Scotland" Miss Bessie Fun
rer; Character limitations Mr. Dave McLaugh-
lin; recii alton; Mr. W. II. Campbell; Scot
fish dance In costume bagnipe accompaniment.
Miss Elaine Tailor, Miss SyDii Campbell, MISS
Margare! Boyd, Miss LIZZIE Faireraye. Miss
Emma Brady. Miss j. Il. ). Tevendae: duet.
Miss Maud Gray aud Mr. 5. Anderson; reciIa-
ton. Mr. Z. L. Hewitt; song, Mr.. Duncan; pot
pOurrl, "Tbe Tsr's Farewell" Fuhrer Quartet /;
violin SOLO, The Harp That Once Tnro' Tara's
Halls" Master Conrad W. Fuhrer; cornet solo,
Under lie presidency OF Mr. r. j. Creighton,
who acled as master OF ceremonies, the follow
Ing gentlemen took an active part in he man
agement OF the affair, VIZ: Messrs. Thomas
hhyte, L. ". dEVelyn, j. L. Dickson, W. j..
Armstrong John Elliott, James jackson, r. j..
AA,l sisan {; Leeeh, s symlnglon. W. T. ".
Cav, a. Alexander aud Henry Gray.
The Orindas.
One of the most delightful parties of the sea-
son was The second hop of the Orindas at Scot
tish Hall last Thursday evening. The affair
was well attended and proved a grand success
The ladies were elegantly aItireo.
The grand march was led by the president.
Sir. j. K. McKenna. and his charming sister,
H.
The programmes were very unique. c0mpris-
ing sixteen well arranged dances, which were
fuily enjoyed TO The end.
Nj. j. r. Mchenna made an excellent q cor
director. and was assisted by Messrs. George J
Ceilings. W. j. Gleason, W. Ii. Langdon and
Tie reception committee was composed of The
Misses Ella Colman, Josie Ambrose Mae Ryan,
Tilda Doyle. Mae Wright, Kiuie Kelly Mae
Doyle, Messrs. Joseph Mcbride, Thomas Moran.
Clay Nichols, j. j. Gray, Walter Leach and
Howard Callahan.
Golden State Club.
The first annual entertainment OF lie Golden
State Club. Lyceum League OF America, gave a
very successful entertainment at Scottish Hail
las Friday evening. Taking into consideration
The terrible state OF tie weather, The good at
tendance showed the great interest taken IN the
cubs's gatherings. The following programme
gave every satisfaction: Overture '.Reriin vie
rs lacht und VENT (COnradD Golden State Club
orchestra; address, The League and the Club:
Their Aims and Purposes" President j. NJ
~.
NJ. Meyer; eornet duet, w Rodgers aud A.
Schmidt; defamation, II. NJ. Butler selection
'boecaceio" tSupIe), Golden Stale Club orehes-
ira; debate. Resolved, That Foreign Immigra-
ton b. Further Restricted" affrma iive-E
Waterman. A Dannenbaum, J. Gildmacher;
negatlye-L Roos, b. Downing, Ii. Nvwmalk.
Pupils Concert.
Mr.. h. b. Pasmofe introduced number OF hIs
pupils 10 the public last "Wednesday evening at a
concert held al the Metropolitan Temple. ana
ned In
gTamne OF The season. he young debulantes in
art did not soar 10 too high plane ana conse.
quently proved lar more successful than many of
their more ambitious sister, who have recently
made their Initial bow 10 the public. The pro-
graiime was strengthened by HE appearance of
Mr.. Abe Sundlsnd and M. fiOiuer Mismer The
former Is one of the best piansts In the civ and
The latter has good reputation as sioInist. A
appreciated, The features OF the evening we're The
beautiful singing Of Miss Charlotte NeTro Nate
which was very wei sung by Miss Mae Mead Cal
ioway, and should become popular.
Inc following programme was excellenfly rem
defed throughout, and Mr.. Pasmore Is TO be
congratulated Oh The success OF The entertain
neDt: Cayatiua gBOhm( Nolk TanZ (Gade)
ior violin aud plano, III. Hoiher Wismer and
Thee (Ardit.D, Miss Van AmriDge: sonps
SIN, SIN NY Heart" Harmony" "Thc
Miiler's Daughter (H. b. Pasmore) Miss IN.
Ian McEruy; aria. Com G Bello'' (DoniZeltn
Miss Lulu Wagori songs, (0) "Sulelka," (b) New
Love" (Mendelssohnl, hiss Mary l.. Carr; recl-
tatiOn and aria, "With NeTdufe Clad'' from
The Creation" lHaydn). Win organ accom-
paniment Miss lrina Fitch; song, "Remem-
brance" saint SaeHs) Miss A. Colnian; .'iunt-
log Song tH. Is. Pasmort) Miss NJ. NJ. Galloway;
violin solo, POlonase op. 40 (Spohrl Mr. Wis
mer; song, "Orpheus with His Lute' ISullivan)
MISS Margaret GaskIll; recitation and aria "In
Native WORTH" from The Creation" (Haydu)
organ accompaniment. Mr.. &. G. Ecnlin: songs
a. The Post" 20 "Ihe wanderer" tSchuberD,
Mrs. kaie SAXON Stelger; waltz song, "Che
GioJa' (MatieD. Miss Lille Goodman; songs
td) Love" GODDARD, CD ''Eclogue'' (Deiib-s)
MISS Charlotte Verro waite; ARIA II Sogno.H
with violin obligato (Mercsdspie), Miss Esther
Needham; scena, Shadow Song" from Dino
ral"(Meyerbeer), Miss Helen Swayne; sonata for
organ and violin (IarlinD. MI. Wismer and Mr.
Pas