The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-30
Smith China Wedding.
MISCELLANEOUS.

One Of the most delightful parties OF the
week was he fourth party OF tue Verbs, given
at Union-square Hall last Tuesday evening
The march was led by Miss Frances Perkins
and f. j. Williams. On the committee were
the following: +. j. Williams, floor manager
+. x. Kasi. assistant floor manager floor CON-
mittee-C. r. Walsh, E. Z. Leglise, p. NJ. Sub
ditch and g. R. Ready.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Ferguson were sat
home" last Friday evening at their Haight-
street residence to numb-r of friends. Among
those present were: DIR. Julia f. Button, Miss
NINA Reed. rleton II. Johnson, Miss Nellie
Reed, Mrs. Gage of Detroit Micn., Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. DIselens, Mrs. Emma r. johnson
and Miss Ida B. Diserens. The ptano-playine
of tine latter was very enjoyable feature OF the
evening.
At meeting held last tuesday night the
California Drama tic Company was reorganized
with the following officers: John E. Glinden
presd nj. Edward j. BOwes seer tary. James
L. Hanly business manager, Samuel Deal Jr.
stage manager The old California Dramatic
COMPANY was the first of its kind organized in
San Francisco. and several of our best Call.
fornia actors made their frs appearance with
il. The new company Is making preparations
for an elaborate production OF monte Crlsto,"
with Mr.. Deal Edmund Dantes, the role in
which he won the amateur trophy &c the tourna'
ment in Irving Hall three years ago.
On Wednesday last delightful luncheon wa s
given by Mrs. 5. j. Nilsson at her residence in
honor of her niece. Miss Edna Mahan OF New
York. The rooms mad been beautifully deco
rated with fruit blossoms, eschschOltZlas, ferns
and smilax. After the guests had partaken OF
Refreshments, dainty In appointment and varied
In selection, they repaired 10 the drawing-room,
where an impromptu musicale was arranged 10
which the following took part: Mrs. B. NJ
Rudy, Mrs. s. j. Wilson, Miss Edna Manan,
Miss Eva Banks, Miss SheldOD,s Miss Eva
Jarboe and Miss McSherry
Al a meeting held by the Newman q LeviDson
Social Club the following officers were elected:
President, James s. Book; vice pr sident,
Frank McCarty; treasurer, John Mallon; Sec
rotary, Charles Franklln committee on ar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Boyle, Arthur Baker and
George Street. IL was decided at this meeting
to hold the annual picnic on May 30
successful entertainment was given at
Union-square Hall last Monday evening by
Miss May Belle Holbrook and Miss Rita Dunno
for the benefit of the Sbeltering Arms. Every
feature OF the entertainment was excellent and
j0yablr end. The prog ANNE was as follows:
Words of welcome. Professor Fred Bell; over
ture. "Poet and Peasant" Misses May lie
Holbrook and Rita Dunno; song, mon ver."
George Maine; recitation, 1.-The Stray Sun
BEAM" Miss Ida Bell; mandolin ana guitar
selections G.. Morris and j. l.. Gosliner; song,
waiting" Miss Lizzie Gilligan; recitation,
Miss Sweetiand; song, Miss Lillian Coleman
overture, Misses Holbrook. Dunno and j..
Taaffe.
The n s. L. K 10 gave an enjoyable parry
at Lunts Hall last Tuesday evening. There
were about seventy-five couples in the grand
march and dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour. The success OF the affair was due to the