The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-12

st. Roses booth for the annual fair of St.
Brendan parish. The following programme
was rendered: Piano solo, Miss Matte Orr;
vocal solo. "He Fought Tor the Cause He
Thought Was Right" William Ooag Ian; rec tia
ton, Miss Iozina Samdrile; fancy dances, the
Misses Manning; selections. League of the
solo. .In Dreamland." Miss Flora Brissei;
spe ciGl les. Thomas O'Conneli; fancy
dances, the Allen sister; vocal solo, Joseph
Hansen The prosramme was as exceliently
received. After the ntertainment the floor
was cared for dancing.
A musicale, followed By dance, was given
by the mem bers OF the Ladies' Choral. under
the direction OF Nine. Ellen Coursen- Roecke ,
at Asse bly, Hail. 1412 Polk street, last even
ing.
sented and enthusiastically received by the
large audience present. .
Melody. go That We Two Were Maying'
Roeckel, Mile. Elena Roeckel, Miss Annette
Maria" (Roecke), Charles Pechin; sacred
Yet" (Scotch) Mile E.ena Rocket; bal
lata. 'Nelia Fatal di RiminI' ("Lucre.
tia nlSs may a
pana); (b) Fairy Queen" Saltarelle (RoeckeD,
solo by Miss Grace Sherry, Ladies Chora'
conduc ted by Nine. Roeckel; Svensk tolkvisa'
s'Nar jag Bief Sutton Ar (Dannstrom), Mrs.
Canela'' (Koezdopole). senorita Adele de Gal
vez; song, My Dream of You" (Rod ney) Mrs.
deD. Miss Tillie Mlley; two songs-(G) "The
Dewdrop" Or. 53. No. 2 (Rubinstein); 10
Every Rose Must Have Its Thorn" (Morse),
Lii tie Eva Bolger; cavatina, "Una Voice." Bar
bieri (Rossini). Mrs. George Stout; duel, Say
Goodnight (Roecke), Senorita Andrea MoJca
and Herr Edward Lott; two songs-(a) SUM,
Folks at Home" (Foster-Roecke) Miss Ida
SchintZ; brndsi, 'Iucrezia Borgia" Doni-
ZettD, Miss Grace Sherry; cantabile, samson
Ell Dalila" (Saint-Saens), Nine. Ellen Coursen-
RoeckeL
The first anniversary and reception rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Ford by the mem bers
OF the First Christian Church on Monday even
ing. Septem Der 5,!wHs delightful affair. Inc
parlors were beautifully decorated with flow
ers, and all the arrangements, speeches, etc,
were iattering tribute to the popularity Of
the pastor and his wife.
The Mckenzie Musical Society gave tn cir
seventh concert and hop on Thursday even
ing last at Odd Fellows Hall, which was
crowded 10 the doors by very fashionable
and appreciative audience The concert was
an artistic success. Following is the pro-
gramme in full:
Bridal chorus, "Lohengrin" (Wagner). Me.
Kenzie Musical Society; Ore am On" (seel-
lgsohn). b Love" (Hoffman) Miss Eta
Frazer; a "Lovely Night (Chwatap, b PRO
posal" Downes; Ladies' quartet-Miss Zelda
alto, Miss Jennie Larsen secoad alto,
Jamie, Dear" tBischoff), Miss Anneta George;
I'm Spain" arranged by j. W. McKepzle),
(Petriel; b LA Paloma" (by request, Yra-
dier); Ladies' quartet-Mrs. W. Mango first So
prano, Miss Kitty McShane second soprano,
Miss l. Wefe isburg first alto, Mrs. NJ. Korr1ann
second alto, and Mckenzie Musical Society |;
''Ecstacy Waltz" (Ardiu), Miss Zelda Lewis;
miuuet (PaderewskD; "Home, Sweet
Home" and variations arranged by Appeby,
E. J. AppleDy; Love Will Like Wild Bird
Fly" from Carmen" (Bizeu Miss Minnie
Powell and Mckenzie Musical Society; "For
All Eternity (MascheronD, J. ?. Grodjens;
Lilies Lullaby. "arr ranged By Mckenzie Lane);
Lad les quartet Miss Leu MecCormicK
first soprano, Miss E. Hansbrough first alto,
Mrs. James Igo second soprano, Miss Jennie
Larsen second alto, and Mckenzie Musical
Louisiana Lou" general request u. Stuart),
Mckenzie Muscil Society; "Ei Captain
March" (sousaJ, Mckenzie Musical Society.