The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
MUSICALES.
Number of Enjoyable Events Given in
Cultured Circles.

n NumO6r OF bulOydDle hV6uIS GlVeu II
Cultured Circles.
On last Wednesday evening an enjoyable
musicale was given by Miss L. Tourny, which
reflected great credit upon both herself and
pupils. Among those who participated were
Mesdames S. Johnson, T. Michels, E. Presley;
the Misses B. Ahrens, c. Zwieg, NJ. Plunkett,
NJ. Poppe and John Staude, Miss Proll acting
as accompanist. Miss G. and A. Bach delight
fully rendered scme piano solos, and Mr.. Van
derdecken's selections on the violin augmented
the entertainment, which ali present hoped
would soon be repeated.
The Informals, q social club composed OF
young ladies of the Mission, gave dinner at
the residence of Mrs. Thomas Slattery, 126
Julian Avenue on Sunday evening last The
room was beautifully decorated with palms
and ferns, and the table with violets. Each
guest received small white satin banners en-
broidered with yiolets the handiwork of Mrs.
James Tennel. Toasts were given and re-
sponded to by the following ladies: Mrs. T.
Ryan, Miss Mamie Riley, Miss Maggie Don
nelly, Mrs. Thomas Slattery. The ladies were
all chermingly attired in evening dress. The
officers of the society are: President, Miss Mol
lie Riley; vice-president, Mrs. Il. Ryan; treas
urer, Miss Murrie Donnelly; secretary, Miss
Maude Smith. The following ladies were pres
ent: Mrs. t. Slattery, Mrs. James S. Tennell
Mrs. Z. Ryan. Miss Maggie Donnelly, Miss Nell
lie Mcmahon, Miss Murre Donnelly, Miss
Mamie Riley, Miss Maude Smith, Miss Moliie
Riley.
The "B. B. Club gave a surprise party to the
Misses Lille and Meta Uhlig at the residence,
4O6 Waller street, Saturday evening, March IA
REGULATIONS were given by Messrs Walter Ed
wards and Al Holts, wnistling solo by Miss
Emma Williams, mandolin solo by Miss Anna
Goetze, piano solos by the Misses Uhlig and
Miss Grace Keser, who gave several vocal selec-
tfOnS. AT half past IL repaSt was served
after which the guests dispersed carrying with
them pleasant remembrances of the evening
Those present were: The Misses Lille and
Meta Uhlig, Emma Williams, Grace Keser,
Maggie Murphy, Rose Kinsey, Olive Melliush
Celia Holmes, Maggie Canovan, Anna Goetze.
Grace Melliush, Mrs. Uhlg and Mrs. Ed Grit
fin; MesSrs. Steven Adams, George Moore; Ed
Griffin, Al Holts, Robert Smith. Walter Bow
ers, Al Ward, Walter Edwards, Charles Elmer
Jack Winters, Frank Williams, Fred Shaw and
Joe Stone
The seventeenth concert of the Music
Teachers Association was held Wednesday
evening at Kohler & Chase Hall, 26 O'Farrell
street, and was most enjoyable success. The
following programme was presented and
greatly appreciated by the large audience
present:
Remarks by the president; Valse, piano
(Schulhof), Miss Grace Merry; "Good-day,
Marie" soprano (Pessard), Mrs H. Lewis;
Tremolo, piano (Gottschalk), Miss Fl. Andrade !:
"Casandra Dance" banjo (Mansfeld), Miss
Sadie Cole; address by Nine. Ellen Coursen-
Roeckel; "Humoresque," piano, four hands
meyer; "Minuet," mandolin tChristoforo), D..
Mansfield; "Scena from Mephisto" (Boito),
Mme Ellen Coursen-Roeckel: "Suite," piano
(Dvorak), Miss L. Featherston; ebay Dreams, -
contralto (Strelizky), Miss May Nal bic; "Polo-
naise," piano Chopin, V. A. H. Hofmeyer.
Mr.. Arthur Nathan gave a box party at the
Baldwin Theater Monday evening. His guests
were the Misses Clara Wolf, Stella Abrahamson.
Belle Nathan and the Messrs. Sam Rosenthal
and Harry Mayer.