The morning call., 1894-10-22

song. "Bedouin Love Song" (PinsutD, G. B.
Mcbride; duet, ITO Amarillis" (Jones). Mrs.
Tenney and Mr.. Lloyd, f. Dellepiane. pianist.
St. Andrews Society.
Members and friends of the ST. Andrews So
ciety were agreeably entertained at the so.
ciety's open meeting held at Scottish Hall Ia #
Monday evening. John McLaren, the popu ar
president of the society, occupied the chair.
being supported by the president OF the ST
Andrews Society of Oakland, James P. Tay.
lor, and Vice President A.C. BalngaII. An ex.
cel!ent programme of songs, recitations and
instrumental music had been prepared by the
literary committee, each successive number of
which evoked hearty applause. AT the con-
clusion OF the entertainment President James
z. Taylor of the st. Andrews Society OF Ga K
land spoke in flatiering terms regarding the eX-
cellence OF the programme and moved that a
hearty vote of thanks be rendered 10 the ladies
and gentlemen who had so kindly given IneiI
services. In referring TO The good work per.
formed by this society as charitable organic a.
ti0n, Mr.. Taylor claimed that the society was
worthy OF the support OF every true ScOtchman
in San francisco, and expressed himself as
being very much pleased and very proud TO find
that its membership was rapidly increasing.
The following was the programme:
Overture, "a Nicht WI Burns" Gregg's or.
'GatherIng She'll" Miss Mabel Gregg; songs
Far Away" ana "Flora Macdonaid's La
ment." A. G; Ballingall; reell ations. ANDY
fne
American War" John Ii. BOle; songs. ''Tweu.
~ Years Ago. and "Braes o. Balguider," Mrs
l.. NJ. Anderson; dance. Highland Fling
Miss Lizzie tairgreVe; violin solo. Highland
Wreaths" George ST. j. Bremner; songs
Tam Glenn" and Bowling Braes." Mrs. Jen
ME Segar; songs, The Glri That Ran Away
and "On a Tear" Tom Tregellas: sougs, The
| Melody Divlne'' and "Mollie Bawn," Miss An,
| ME Neyers; songs, "MiStakes." "Hawair' and
1.-The Merry Chink." sam Booth; songs "The
Anchors Weighed" and 'Auld Quarry Knows
4 N nVfNr0
''The Unhappy Man" Frank Hayes; "Aulo
| Lang Syne," Robert Sutherland, Thomas Ross
| George BremneT and John McLaren, will
| chorus by the audience.
Church Parties.
The Central Methodist Episcopal Church wa
the scene last Friday evening of an enioya bl,
and highly successful concert given by students
of the Conservatory of Music of The San Fran
cisco University. There was quite large al
tendance that frequently showed its apprecia
ciali0n OF the following excellent programme
Piano solo, POlOnaiSe IN sharp mino
! Chopin Miss Ora GriswOld; organ solo, "Pro
cesslonal March" (DuDois). Ii. j. Stewart; plan,
solo, andante and rOndO capriecioso (Mendel Is
sohn), Miss Fleda Perrin; vocal solo, span
ish Song" (EckerD, Miss LeOna OFT; piano solo
Andante, Moonlight Sonata" (Beethovenl
Reyerie in A fiat (Leon Driven, Mis-
PAMELA" (fagannD. Waller Perkins, Ca
cOmpanied by Miss Bertha Waterman
| '95; piano solo. "COm 'e Gentil," Qet
hand only, (Sydney Smith), Miss Ella Brady
! vocal solo, Gay GItana" Charles Harriss
Miss Laura Linville '94; piano solo, gram
| polonaiSe In A fiat Chopin, Miss Bertha WAT
Virison), (6) March tMailey), II. j. Stewart
piano solo. "March Funebre" (Chopin), "Aled
tatiOn" (Schumann), Maurice Leon Driver
vocal duet, "Oh swallow. Fly Not Yet" Chris
opher Marks. Miss Laura Lnville and Mis-
! LeOna OFT; piano solo, NocIurne in shar
Chopin, Miss Edith MacChesney.