The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

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q was the Vaudeville Clubs entertain
~ ment, ct the residence of the Ho-
barts last Tuesday. The mushroom
was appropriately arrayed with stage and
scenery, with regular drop curtain and other
accessories Of theater. The scenery was
painted by Messrs. Lawler and Harper; DR..
Harry Tevis acted as stage manager and ar
ranged the programme. There was a large
company present to enjoy the novel entertain
ment.
The nrst number was a carnival scene, with
masqueraders in the street and balconies filed
with ladies. Mrs. McGavin and Miss Lawler
sang and Mrs. Percy Moore, Miss Ella Hobart
and Miss Frances Moore executed Spanish
dance. This was followed with a number of
silhouettes, for which Frank Deering read APP
in tableau as Gibson's american Girl" and
Miss Sara Collier as Du Maurier's 'Trilby," as
illustrated by the author.
Then there was laughable trayesty on
Hamlet" with William Carrigan as Hamlet,
Addison Miner as Ophelia and Frank L. Owen
as the ghost.
show in which Carrigan and Owen brought
down the house with references to the Gaiety
girls. trip to Burlingame in the "Ha Ha
Milton S. Latham and Miss Aileen Goad did
some clever acting in character sketch.
The most amusing thing of the evening
was the final number, take-off on
the Young Ladies' Orchestra, in which Karl
Howard represented Professor Scheel. The
son Miner Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Hooper and Allen
81. John Bowie, who performed on ''bazoos,''
while Miss Alice Ames, Miss Goad and Miss
Younger really furnished the music Mr..
Hooper and Miss Lawler sang several duets.
At the conclusion OF the performance a sup
per was served.
Mrs. J. n. Dolph, wife of the Oregon Senator,
who is visiting Mrs. Peter Donahue and Mrs.
Edward Martin, had given in her honor by her
hostesses dinner at their residence on Bryant
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for sixteen. In the dining-room the color tone
was rose pink. An immense bank of Papa
Gonuer roses ornamented the round table.
The chandeliers and candelabra, shaded in
appointed table. The mantels were banked
with flowers, while dollhouse plants and vases
OF lilies added TO the beauty of the floral effect
Those invited 10 meet Mrs. Dolph were: Gen
eral Forsyth, Senator and Mrs. J. NJ. Thurston,
General and Mrs. j. c. Cowen, Judge and Mrs
McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doyney Harvey
Miss Isabel McKenna, S. G. Murphy, Edward
Greenway and Andrew d. Martin
Senator and Mrs. Thurston and General and
Mrs. Cowen LETT the next morning for q visit to
Palo Alto, Monterey and Los Angeles and from
there will return TO their homes in she East.
! Mrs. Dolph, who accompanied them to Monte
rey, returns TO this city, and after the compile
tion of her visit here will join her husband in
Portland.
The musical treat of the Lenten season in So
ciety was at the home of the Misses Clark 1920
Broadway last Thursday evening. Herr Scheel
Miles Bachelor with his songs were, greeted
with expressions of pleasure on all sides. The
Misses Clark were assisted in receiving their
guests by Mrs. Thomas Breeze, Mrs. w. S.
Wood and Mrs. Wilfred b. Chapman.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs w. B.
Chapman, Miss Partridge, Miss julie Conner
F. A. Greenwood, the Misses Coleman. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Z. Tucker, Miss Maud Bourn, Judge
and Mrs. Charles Slack, DR.. and Mrs w. F. Nc
Mutt, Fred H. Coon. Walter g. Ladders, Miss
Durham, MIS-. William P. Morgan, Miss Ella w.
Morgan. Mrs. Thomas w. Breeze, Miss Mary
Breeze, Miss Louisa Breeze, Miss Burne of San
Jose, sfrs. r. C. Woolworth, Miss Helen Wool
worth, Mrs. Jerome Lincoln, Miss Ethel Lin
coin, Miss Fanny Danforth, Lawrence Van
Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Younger, DR.. and Mrs.
Hemphill and Z. NJ. Greenway.
The Misses Florence, Madeline and Carol
Pardee, the young daughters OF Oaklands
Mayor, gave a jolly party on the afternoon of
the 23d at their home in East Oakland to the
very youngest set IN Oakland society. There
were about seventy young people present,
among whom were the following: Miss Aileen
Doe, Miss Laura Doe, Philip King, Miss Mar
guerite Doe, Miss Ray Melvin, Miss Alice Doe,
Ralph Dewing Miss Ala Henshaw, Miss Alvah
Doe Miss Florence Henshaw, Master Doe, Miss
Susie Hail. Elliot Johnson, Miss Ethel Johnson,
Hiram Hall, Miss Gladys Kemp, Everett Grimes
Jr., Miss Gladys Pearn, Edward Hall Jr., Miss
Grace Downey, Bob Jordan, Miss Helen Dow
ney, Frank Jordan, Miss Grace Jordan, Harry
Wakefield, Miss Nettie Jordan, Tyler Hen
shaw, Miss Seyilla Jones, George Daniels,