The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-24

On THURSDAY evening, feDruaTy IA, at The
Occidental Hotel, Trinity School Alumni Asso-
citation gave its annual banquet and reunion.
Rev. William 1. Kip the president, acted as
POSTMASTER. and at his right and left respec-
lively sat the honored guests of the evening,
the Right Rev William F. Nichols and the
Rev. E. B. Spaulding, founder and principal of
Trinity School. Of the Alumni there were pres
ent: Douglass McBryde, V.P. George U. Hind,
treasurer; J. S. jerks, secretary; John NJ Platt,
Frank L. Mathieic, a. W. Beam, ]. W. Watson,
James Rolph Jr W. r. p. Clark William
King Guy Kennedy, Ward Eaton, Charles
Behlow George Gibbs, Percy Mills, j. V. Eich-
baum and Carl Schlageter. Beautiful flowers,
tastefully irterwoven with smilaX, graGed the
table the dinner was perfect, and a goodly
supply of that wholesouled good-fellOWship
dating back to schoOlboy days made the occa-
sion one long to be cherished by those present.
After number OF addresses the reunion adj
journed with rOusing cheers for Principal
| Spauding and President Kip.
Mr.. and Mrs L. StrauS celebrated the twenty
! fifth anniversary of their marriage at the con-
! frmation Of their son Herbert, which took
place at the Temple Emau-El yesterday after
| noon. They afterward received their friends
! at their residence, 625A Natoma street.
A dinner was given at the Sparta on Friday
! last by Arthur NJ Plato. The following were
the guests: Walter Doyle. Edward Herwick,
| John Manning, William Regain, Joseph Man
ming, James Hill, Edward Killilea, Harry
Ankers, Harry Buckmaster, Louis Plato and
| Joe Plato
| Mr.. and Mrs H. Cousins celebrated the
! seventh anniversary of their wedding in d
! pleasant manner at their home on Hayes street
on the 18th inst. number OF their friends
| were present.
| A pleasant surprise party was rendered to
! Miss Maggie Cunningham by number OF her
! friends at her residence, corner Eighteenth
! street and San Carlos avenue, on st. Valentine
Glcalde Parlor No. 1874 n. S. G. w, gave a
! high iinks and smoker at their hall, AlcazaI
| building, on Wednesday evening, February q
/ President D. G.. Antonovich opened the meet
/ ing with a few Introductory remarks and gave
way to the master OF ceremonies, ALI Rahwyler.
| The following programme was then rendered:
| Recitation, John Williams; Irish specialties
! MI Ward; duet, mandolin and guitar, Messrs
| Seekamp and Proll; song, Fred Staude
violin solo, Carl a. Krone, accompanied
by Professor Louis Reynaud; recitation
| Fl. Z. Coffey; remarks, "What l don't
know about whist" John j. Greif;
song, John Staude; Alcalde quartet-Carl A
| Krone, Dr. Pfaeeller, NJ Pfaegller, w. Schult
heis; recitation, Samuel Seymour: mandolins
and guitar, Messrs. Feeney, Sutherland and
Williams; song, John j. Lynch; vocal duet
| Messrs. Carlton and Cassimer; recitation, +. f
! Dwyer; specialties, Robert MITCHELL song, w
| Little banjo solo, r. Ward; comic song, j
Carter; song, w. Fenstermacher; song, ]
| Donaldson
The Pacific Coast Association of the Native
| Sons of Vermont gave an entertainment at Ode
| Fellows Hall on Friday evening last, at which
the following programme was presented: Voca
! ridge and George de Pretontalne; recitation
''Guido Feranti" oscar Wilde) Mrs. Charles
! Freeman Johnson; BARITONE solo, (G) "Monarct
of the Woods CWatson), (b) Annie Laurie
| Peter Mallon, accompanist Signor Martinez
cello obligato, by DR.. D. E. Thomas; vocal solo
! Flower Song" from ''Fdust" (GOunod), Mis-:
Ruth White; the laughable skit entitled Girls
| co JUSTICE; cast-Hon. Joe Atkinson, Judge
pro tenn, G.. A. Hueter; George Alright, Esq.
| prosecuting attorney, era Alberger; w. Aitcf
| Elbarnes, Esq, attorney for defense, f. Vivian
! Lister; officer C. Rowley, bailif, Tom Irwin
! John Long, witness, George W. q. Jackson
| Dennis o. Flagherty, William Walker, Lew 5
! Cone, Maggie o. Finn, Brock n. Ridge, JohI
Spring, prisoners on trial, Al Hampton, Arthur
j. Sauvile, Salvini Ward, John Hall, Kar
| Schmidt and Henry Irving Booth
The Avon Shakespeare Society celebrated 1T
! ninth anniversary at the residence of Miss Z
! A. Bergson, $40 Fulton street, last Tuesda!
| evening. The programme consisted of serie
| of readings from different scenes IN the "Mer
| chant of Venice" king John, Tanning OF the
! ShreW," and Romeo and Juliet The follow
! ing members were cast for the different parts
Mrs. A. z. Toomy, H. II. Moore, G. S. Terkild
| SEN Miss E. A. Bergson, Miss Lilly Toomy, f
A. White, George f. Euler, j. O.. Gantner
! Among the most enjoyable parts OF the pro
gramme was the rendition OF several Shake
! spearean songs by Miss Lilly Ioomy and Miss
| K. A. Bergson.
| number of gentlemen held meeting a
| the corner of Ridley and West Mission streets
! February 2, 1895, for the purpose OF organizing
q social and fraternal society TO be known a.
! the Connaught Rangers. The object OF the so
! ciety is TO bring together socially the people 0
the province OF Connaught and their children
! The following temporary officers were elected
! President. John Linehan; secretary, T. j. Cor
! den. The organization viii hold another meet
! ing to-day at 2:30 o'clock at Harmony Hall
| 1919 Mission street, when permanent officer
| hn ri