The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
MUSIC HATH THE
CHARMS TO S00THE
Pleasant Musical Evening
at Lockley Hall, Bel
vedere.
Gettysburg Circle No. II, Ladies
of the G. A. R., Present a
Varied Programme.
The Woman's Educational and Indus.
trial Union Entertain With
Music and Song.

An evening musical, Complimentary to Miss
Ada Weigel, was held at Locksley Hall, Belve
dere, August 1, when the following pro
gramme was presented: Fantasie Impromptu
Etudc in G Flat (Chopip), Miss Ada Weigel
'She Is Mine" (Buck), California quartet; Sc
lected, Samson and Delilah' (saint-saens)
Miss Evelyn Henry; "Poem Erotique," "The
Butterfly" (Grieg), Witches Spinning-wheel''
(Weigel), Hungarian Dance (Brahmsl, Miss
Ada Weigel; Beautiful Belvedere'' (words by
c. o. Perry, music by James Hamilton Howe)
California quartet; selected, 'In Mystic
Spheres (Weigel), Miss Evelyn Henry; Polo
naise in e Major Niszt), Miss Ada Weigel
'"Good Night (Buck), California quartet
Among those present were: Judge Sander son
Mrs. Sella Smith, Miss Anna Smith, Misses E,
and K. Stock, Misses B. and E. Stoff1es. DR.
Smith, w. E. Thompson, Mrs. NJ. Taylor. Miss
Jennette Wilcox, Charles l. Weidler, Professor
S. NJ. Weigel Miss Ada Weigel Mrs. B. Weight t.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Williams, Arthur Watson
Mrs. Clara Wright, Mrs. B. A. Norman, Miss
Blanch Norman, C. P. Overton, Mrs. F. L
Orcutt Mrs. NJ. S. Olcese, C. o. Perry Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Page, ]. o.
Powers, Captain and Mrs Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Peterson, A. Pearson, "
J. A. Rey, G. T. shreve, Miss The.
resa Shreve, John Sharp, John A. Scott
Miss G. Holmes, Charles T. Holmes, G. Edward
Holmes, Miss Nellie Holmes, Mrs. Holcomh
and daughter, Miss Jerome, Mr.. and Mrs. t. C.
Judkins, Mrs. Paris Kilburn, Miss Dorothy
Kinsell, A. G. D. Kerroll, Hugo D. Keil, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Kenroth, Edward A. Keil, Miss
Belle Lyman, Mr.. McBain, Miss Mccullough,
R. E. McGill, A. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Maxwell, Mrs. Alfred McGrothy, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mattoon,
Miss Elsie Maxwell, Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Mann, Mrs. Mary 7. Miller, A. H.
Milligan, Mrs; Mary Mann, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Borle, Miss G. L. and L. Buck, w. T. Baggett,
J; E. Birmingham. Miss A. and E. Blomq1ist,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowers, Harry Bostwick,
Miss 1. Baker, Miss c. A.. Blanchard, Mrs.
I4aiy Baily and daughters, Miss E. Birchard,
Mr.. and Mrs DAVIS, Miss Sarah Dean, Mr.. Dean,
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Dunbar, Miss Dessez, Miss E. Forest, w. Full
ton, Miss NJ. Fairman, Dr. E. ]. Fraser, Dr. and
Mrs. G. X. Frink, Mr.. and Mrs. Fusenot Mr.. and
Mrs. Franks, Miss Lucie Frink, Herbert Gregg,
Miss E. Giffard, MISS NJ. B. Green, DR.. G. F.
Graham. d. E. Gates. Mr.. Gage, w. Hogg, Mrs.
Mrs. William P. Harrison, Mrs. NJ. H. Harlan,
Professor James Hamilton Howe, Miss Emma
Hicks. Miss Evelyn Henry, 7. J. Hicks, &. F..
Coleman, Miss N. B. Cool. Miss s. R. Crook, Mr..
and Mrs. L. l. Cowgirl, Mrs. M. Clark Miss NJ.
Clark, Miss f. Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C.
Campbell, James L. Case, Miss May Coop, Miss
Jennie Coop, DR.. and Mrs. Westphal, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wainwright, Misses l.. and B. VAIN
wright, F. W. Wolfe, Mrs. s. Young.
A very enjoyable musicale was given las t
Thursday evening, July 80. by the ladies of
the Gettysburg Circle No. IL, Ladies of the G..
A. R. The following programme was rendered,
after which dancing was INDUCED in until q
late hour:
Song, Miss Lulu Fleming; recitation, Miss
Hattie Wise; song, Miss Claude Bridge; reci-
tation, Miss Bessie Aitken; duet, little Misses
Mr. Lovey; recitation, Miss Hortense Nielsen /;
recitation Miss Mercedes Burnham; song. Will
liam Reilly; quartet, Mrs. Harvey, Lucil Burn
ham, Mr.. Belvel and Mr.. Ball; duet. Mrs.
Harvey and Ruby Roller; bass solo, Mr.. Bel
vel and Mr.. Ball; Mrs, Isabella Cook, Z. NJ, ac-
comPanist; music by Miss Irene ,, Dexter and
Mr.. Conrad. Floor manager, William Urqu-
hart. Committee-Misses Annie and Clara
Hostetter, Maud Greenlaw, Messrs. Frazier and
Kelley. Reception committee Mrs. Vesta
Smith. Mrs. G. N. Mayhugh, Mrs. G. Z. Hatch,
Mrs. r. Peirce, Mrs. E. G.. Carter, Mrs. s. j.
Whicomb and Mrs Greenlaw.
The officers OF the Woman's Educational and
Industrial Union held their quarterly meeting
last Tuesday evening at their large parlors on
Van Ness avenue. The reports showed the
good work that had been carried ON by the
ladies and their president, Nine. Louise Sor-
bier. The second part of the evening was de-
voted to vocal music, when the following pro-
gramme was creditably rendered under the
direction of Nine. Ellen Coursen- n-Roeckel:
"Go, Pretty Rose" (two part canon). Marzials
Mlle Elena Roeckel and Nine. Coursen-
Roecke.
Mrs. III. Lewis.
"Could IoStl
Miss Dora Cobn.
Duet, "The Language of Love-. .Suppe
Miss Ida schintz and Mrs. H. Lewis.
Nine. Coursen. .Roeckei "N'
Miss Emile Schneider.