The San Francisco call., 1899-07-17
POVERTY ROW ENTERTAINs.
An Enjoyable Open-Air Musicale
Given at Larkspur.

Last Wednesday evening Camp Pow
erty Row" al Larkspur, gave an open
air musical that was an unqualified sue
cess from every point Of view. Over 13S
chests RESPONDED to the invitation to
come. eat. drink, be merry and listen to
sweet music under the starlit skies. They
came not only from the surrounding
camps and summer resorts, but from
across the bay as well, and in the eX-
cenent music that was rendered for their
entertainment were amply repaid for the
long trip. they had to make in order to
be present. The following programme,
rich in talent, was presented by the desu-
tute residents of Poverty Row:
Piano, solo, Nj VIII Pa9st; ,o! eontrait0 1Gt.
solo, selected, Miss eczema DeGiher{ itD Ie1pt
song and dance, little Miss Hazel Gala
han; soprano solo, Cupid al. and ,II@s +" Mss Ms
Gusse Dawson GontraIlto SoIq, MISS nsnD NC
cornet solo, Mr.. Phil Van Tassel; bass
solo, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
Mr. F. bronson; 1lstid Whistng 500, fro,o MIS- tbe
"Geisha," Miss Leszynsky; specialties'
At the conclusion of the musical enter
tainment dancing was taken up, and with
the exception of an intermtssion long
enough to permit of partaking of an ap-
petizing supper was continued until early 1ly
hospitality of Poverty Row were:
Mr. and Mrs GeorgH1 G1 VI M LiRpdmaMn. aId Mrs MI
d R Hogden. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Drayeur,
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
". W Harker, Mr. and Mrs. Allan NJ;
Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Irwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Knick-
erbocker. Mr. and Mrs. L. Won Meyer
inck, Mrs. Decker Miss Cecilia Decker.
Mrs P. mitchell Miss Marie Mitchell,
Miss Sutton, Miss L. Flemming, Miss f.
Callahan, Miss Hazel Callahan, Miss
Ruby Dawson, Miss Gusse DAWSON Miss Miss
Lea Cecil Hamper, Miss Lillian +. Bron-
son. Mrs. F, H. Bronson, Miss Leszynskt,
Miss Austine NJ. Pixley, Miss Edna Win
trude C. WINNER, Mrs; M. p, Hawkins,
Miss Ruth Robinson, Miss NJ Courtney,
Miss Amea Martin Mss MFs NAV e. reenham Mdrsn
Miss c, n. Wetjen Miss Nellie A. Dar-
ling, Miss NJ. E; Hall, Mrs. Henry, Bur
Dollar, Miss Florence Degan, Miss Clara
Strocker, Mrs. Godschall, Miss Rosie
Reese, Miss R. BALANCE, Miss ]. Herber,
Miss Amy Hachulen, Miss Mae Sullivan.
Miss Alice Allen, Miss Ida Maurer, MISS
Edith Driscoll, Miss Matilda SaxtoTphi;; sax pi;,
Miss Rosie McCaffery,' Miss Margaret
McCaffery, Miss E. a. Chapman, Miss
Lille Wetjen, Miss May Wallace, Mis-! Miss
Miss Edna Sides, Miss Frances Keyser,
Miss Minna Hepburn. Miss Lizzie shan
ley, Miss Eta S. Sheehan, Miss Ella Hep hep
burn, Miss Blanch Rose Kelleher, Miss Miss
Marcella Noel, Miss n. Noel. Miss Belle
Jensen, Mrs McElroy, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
Collins, Miss. Sadie Callahan, Miss Ella
sail Miss Agnes Theisen, Mrs G. Ingram,
Miss Emma Swarz, Miss L. Swarz, Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Miss. Leona L.. Ray;
P. Decker, F. w. Blanch.. Henry Miller,
Walter Anderson, A Fl. Smith, Howard
Green, G. w. Kuehn, Phil Flint VIII
Pabst, Frank Franey, F. H. Bronson. E.
L, Bronson. P. L. Van Tassell, M. F. Pix
ley, w. Gillies, J. w. McDermott, Will
liam F. Hall, G, L. Darling, Henry Bur-
n1er, r. r. Prescott, VIII Taber, George
Klarman, r. A Miller, Dave S. Painter,
George S. Newbauer. Charles H. Wyall,
T. Hornung, E. Stoutenberg. f. G. Far
rem and R. f. Haight.