The San Francisco call., 1896-04-13
Mrs. Hager's Private Theatricals
at the N. S. G. w. Hall
Tonight.
C0TILL0N At THE PALACE.
Nuptials of Edwin Fish, the U. c. Foot.
ball Coach, and Miss Mamie
Jones.

The eventful day has at last arrived. and
society stands ready to applaud the fash
lonable amateurs who are sure to cover
themselves with glory at Mrs. Hager's
private theatricals this evening.
The performance will begin at 8 O'Clock
sharp, and will be preceded by three liv-
ing plctures-"The Summer Moon," in
which Miss Thomas and Miss Hoffman
Will pose; "Reveries," with Miss Daisy
Van Ness, and the celebrated LA Tosca"
OF Harburg, which will find fair proto-
type in Miss Alice Hager.
The comedy "a Modern Ananais" will
conclude the performance, and will be
produced with the following distinguished
cast:
Lysander Lyon, MD. with vivid
imaginationI Frank Mathie; Colonel
Lyon with forgiving dlsposition), AL
exander Rosborough; Derby Eastwood
with Picadilly accent), Edgar Peixotto;
Frances with an elastic conscience),
George de Long; Baby "a little tootsee-
wootsee) Frank Owen; Nellie Golden
Gate with tickle fancy) Miss Hough-
ton; Prudence Mayfower with New Eng
land notions), Miss G oodsall; Kitty with
so much month and board), Rose
Hooper
The following gentlemen will act as
ushers: E. III. Sheldon, Horace Platt,
Boardman, S. ]. Buckbee. n. B. Heath, E.
n. Bee, Frank Van Ness and Al Williams.
There was pretty though quiet
home wedding on Saturday morn
ing at the residence of the brides
mother, 24l0 Folsom street, where
Edwin Fish, first football coach of the Uni
yersity OF California, was united to Miss Mamie
Jones, the Rev. W. w. Case officiating. After
the ceremony there was wedding breakfast,
and then the young couple left on the steamer
Santa Rosa for bridal trip TO the southern
part OF the State. The groom is widely known
among the devOtees and admirers OF football
He was for some years a member OF the famous
Wesleyan University eleven, which for five
years gained such decided victories over such
teams as Union OF Michigan, Williams, Am
@ nerst, Rutgers, Trinity; etc, without being
Harvard team once, II TO 0, also the University
OF Pennsylvania, three out oil five games and
second against Yale and Princeton.
The young groom is also prominent men,
Der OF the chi Pei Fraternity and was instru-
mental il establishing chapters OF the fra
ternity, both at Stanford and at the University
of California.
Mr.. Fish has also been employed on the
various City papers as an expert writer on the
game he so worthily represents.
There wss a brilliant gathering of the men,
bers of the Entire Nous Cotillon Club and their
friends in Maple Hall Friday evening. One of
the special guests OF the evening was Mrs. l..
at present visiting here.
The early part of the evening was given over
to general dancing, and al IL O'Clock the sig
nal was given for the cotillon. 1t was led by
Stanford g. Lewald and Miss Frances Burton.
In the first and second sets were: James NJ
Goewey Jr. and Miss George Greathouse, Will
Haven and Miss NJ. T. Alexander Henry A.
Whitley and Miss Edna O'Brien, A. II. Meuss-
dorffer and Miss Leah Young, James P Whit
ney and Miss Dorothy Baruth, Walter S. Lyon
and Miss Marie Babin, CASTOR Roussey aid
Miss Emma Prosek, J. Oscar Gantner and Miss
Mabel MacFaddep, J. A. Klein and Miss Lizzie
Heyer Byron d. Bent and Miss Lauretta Cook,
o. A. Hasslinger and Miss Camilla Redmond,
Wallace Alexander and Mrs. Estrada, Fred G.
Gantner and Miss Jessie B. Lyon.
The figures danced were the sleigh bells,
military and rounds of two.
Mrs. William Willis gave a tea at her resi-
dence on California street on Saturday after
noon, which occasion the hostess niece
Miss India Willis Scott, formally intro
duced. The hours of the tea were from to g.
and about 400 Invitations were issued for the
occasion. Mrs Will was assisted in receiving
by Mrs j S. Enos, Mrs. William j. Dingee, Mrs.
Jonn F. Boyd, Miss Fannie Lent, Mrs. Albert
Gallatin, Mrs. NJ. H. de Young, Mrs. Aivinza
Stovel, Mrs. Walter Van Bergen, Mrs. Henri
Lion, Miss Martel, Miss Doherty, Miss Moore
and Mrs MacFarland.
Edgar Matheson entertained number of
his friends at his residence. 933 Sanchez street,
Friday evening. very pleasant evening was
spent with games and music and most enjoy
hDlC tlInc nhS ny di lnOoc pItScII were.
Miss Holiday, Miss Stanley, Miss Stoddard,
Miss n. Rawlston, Miss D. Rawlston, Miss
Fraser, Miss Matheson, Miss Haines, Mrs.
Matheson, Mrs Woods, Mrs. Kohler, Frank
Martin, John Male A. Bellmsn, w. McInais,
w. Woods. F. Johns, Doc Kohler, Ed Matheson,
E. Haywalker, J. Gilmore.
banquet was rendered by Milton P. Gar
ratt to his many lady friends at his Office at
flfth and Brannan streets Thursday, April 8.
Henry d. Morton acted as POSTMASTER and was
highly complmented for his eloquence and
wit. After the young ladies INDUCED and par
took OF the delicacies OF the season they were
escorted by Milton Garratt and inspected the
iron works of w. T. Garratt e. Co. They were
also shown the powerful pumping plant now
under way for the city of Sacramento.
Miss Rose Carson gave very enjoyable party
at Casino Vue dGeau. Santa Cruz, last week
in honor OF her guest, Miss May Gallagher OF