The morning call., 1894-05-14
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Friendly Circle of Kings Daughters gave
an entertainment last Tuesday evening at the
Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Quite a
large and appreciaIive audience was present.
ana they were we'll entertained by the presenta-
ton of the following excellent programme:
Piano solo. ''Rondo" (Meyerl Miss Fader
recitation (Anonl, (a) "The Wise Physician" !"
b) practical Experience vs.. SUPERSTITION s
Notions" (adapted from ''the Interor'') Miss
Ames; soprano solo. Mrs. FL. o. Tenny; recita.
tiOn Course OF Conemaugh" ("JohnstoWn
Flood'D. (Clara Mercele Green), Miss Ames,
piano accompaniment by Miss Kitty Dobbns !;
baryl one solo, +. Geisier; pantomme, The
Ola Oaken Bucket''-Reeltatlon (0), ''Kerect-
ed" (Anon). recitation (G). Each in Alp tEmer-
sony. Miss Ames. vocal aecompanment by Mrs.
Libby; recitation. "The Broomstck Train, or
the Return OF the Salem Witches' 20. w.
Ii HOlmeS) Miss AmeS.
The Cooper Recital.
Leo Cooper gave his sixth annual dramatic
recital last Monday evening at Union-square
hall with the assistance of Mrs. Martin
Schultz, Robert Lloyd, Frank Coffin and the
Alhambra Club. Mr.. Cooper was greeted by a
large audience that passed the evening most
agreeably in the enjoyment Of the following
programmes:
Overture. Lucia" DonizettD, the Alhambra
Club; (a) "Langley Lane" (BuchanaD), (b)
How Ruby Played" (Burdette), Leo Cooper;
song, snow" Parkep4 Mrs. NJ. Scnulz; (a)
Enumeration" Bailey, (cl ERE the sun Went
Down. Uynn), td) 'The Kitchen CLOCK" Gohn
Vance Cheney) Leo Cooper; song, "ihe City
of Hope" (Adams), Robert Lloyd monologue.
Cooper accompanied by Mrs. Nj. Schultz;
song, "My Pretty Maid" Gomez, Frank Coffin
reading, "En0cn Arden" (Tennyson). Leo
Cooper, accompanied by the A!hambra Cub.
University Gles Club.
The members OF the University of California
Glee CLUB gave an entertainment at Golden
Gate Hall last Monday evening for the benefit
of the san Francisco Boys Club. The affair
was a very successful one and large audience
enjoyed the following programme:
"Estudiantin9" GLaco,me&}; & Hans Rap" from N
the hniekerbockers" (De hoyen)' 3. u.
Clement; serenade (SIeferD; contralto solo. (a)
"When to Thy Vision" (Guonod) U) "The First
Meeting" (Grieg) Mrs. olive Reed Batchelder;
s'rhe Man that Broke The Bank at Monte
Carlo Erred GilberD. Karl Howard aud the
club; "A Vintagr Song" (Mendelssohn); piano
solo, "Scherzo" (Kurganofi), T. NJ. Leventrltt; !;
tHanscoml Mrs. Olive Reed Batcheldrr and
club, violin obhgato by Charles ParceIs
''Singers' Patr0P Clark; medley of Berkeley
songs.
The Kaufman Entertainment.
On Saturday evening last an entertainment
was given at the corner OF Fifth and Mission
streets by the Dewey and Kaufman amateur
band, consisting of six pieces. The smallest
member OF the band is Master Dewey, who is not
much larger than the cornet that he blows, and
Master Freddy Kaufman, the boss OF the from
bone, is not more than twice his size, yet all
are regarded as musical prOdisies, ana gave
abundant satisfaction TO the ciTlcal listeners.
AS the major portion of the band was made up
of the sons of that well.knoWD merchant and
politician Fred kaufman of course the worthy
sire was abundautly happy. The latter sup
piled an elegant feast for all the guests and
acted as master Of ceremonies.
Golden Gate Union.
A very pleasant reception and musicale in aid
of the junior work of the Golden Gate Chris
tian Endeavor Union took place Friday even
ing at the residence of j. S. Webster, the presi.
dent Of the Union. on Masonic avenue. After
the company had al! assembled and some time
had beer spent in friendly greetings and social
intercourse quite an interesting programme
was presented, The principal numbers of which
were as follows Vocal solo, "The Sleeping
Tide" Miss Susie Hert; recitation, Miss Elsie
FmmeJ: song, "One Spring Morning." Miss
Ruth White; recitation, "Tom Sawyer's Court
ship" Miss Marion Featherstone; vocal duet,
"Tne Angel" Miss Hert and Miss White; tenor
solo, "Good-by sweet Day." f. NJ. Coffin; bass
solo, G.. l.. Parent. The piano Accomplishments
were by +. NJ. Bggerstatf. The exercises were
under the general direction of j. J. Morris.
Mr.. and MIS- Webster succeeded admirably
in making the evening an agreeable one for the
b
hour. feeling that The occasion had been satis-
tory one indeed.
A Church Social.
A pink and white social, which included a
musical aud literary entertainment by the
young people, was held in the schoolroom of
the Howard Methodist Church on Friday
evening" Rev. DR.. Case and all the leading
members of the church were present. the
schoolroom being crowded, and the affair was
unanimously voted great success. Those
who TOOK part in the programme were: Miss
Augusta JantZen, soprano solo; Bert Kahn
reel alton; Mrs. Worden and Miss Rose Brode-
rick, vocal duet; r. Hale. barry solo; Miss
Hattie McAfee, recitation; Il. Ii. Morgan,
trombone solo; Miss Alma Berghing, vocal
solo, A surprise chorus' was an innovation
ana caused much amusement. The programme
concluded with character sketch, .sYOu Must
Be Dreaming" Albert j. Morrison. f. White
Maybury, Miss Emma onyon and Miss Jennie
credltably aud showed careful training 1t was