The San Francisco call., 1904-03-03
EVENTS IN SOCIETY

EVENTS IN SOCIETY
OAKLAND. March 2-As a respite from the
nonotonous and daily card-Club. society has
been hocking in crowds 10 the various musical
events that have taken place since the season
OF sackeI0th and ashes began. and none has
been better attended than was the MetealI
recital last night. The Unitarian church was
filed to the farthermost seat with a most ap-
preciative audience. Miss Margaret Davis.
the pianist. never in better form. and de-
lighted her hearers with several exquisite
numbers
Miss EsteHe Drummond is one OF oakland
coming pianists, and her rendition OF
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata was sd-
mirable.
The Schumann "'CarnavaT was most artistic
ally executed by Mrs. Pauline Powell Burns.
her selection displaying not only her ability
as a musician but her wonderful memory.
Miss Florence Luke was suddenly attacked
by stage fright in the midst Of a splendid
rendition Of Wagner LISTS Iannhauser
March" and was unable 10 proceed. much to
the regret of those who had been enjoying
her fine work.
Mr.. Metcalrs pupils were assisted by several
well-known musicians, the vocal NUMBERS
being compositions By Mr. Metcalf. Tie en-
tire programme was as follows:
Suite for piano and violin Cesar CuI-At
Twilight. valse, Scherzino seronade, nnale-
Miss Aimee Davies and Miss Nina Clark;
piano ''Tannhauser March (Wagner-Liszt).
Miss Florence Luke; songs = (a) Il Know a
Maiden Like Rose. tb) The Silence Co
''Tinter''-Loweu Redfeid; piano. 'Fantaisie
BriIlante," Opus 10 Chopin. Miss Margaret
Davis; songs-(a) "a Dream So Fair. Cb)
Zephyr" (O "Cetait en- AvriT' CMS), (d)
Until You Came - Miss FlOrinne Juillerat;
piano. "CarnavaI'' (scenes MignOnnes), Opus o
(Schumann). Mrs. Pauline Powell Burns: violin
la 'Legende," Opus 81. No John w
MetcalO. (b) "CanzOnetta' d Ambrosio)-Miss
Nina Clark accompanied BY Miss Aimee
Davies; Sonata. c sharp minor, Opus "a No. =
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songs-(a) AT Nightfall." CD Break,
Sea- (MS. Lowell Reddeld; piano, Ri
cello (a) Serenade. tb) Dori-Lied
CPopper), William LeimeIt. accompanied BY
Miss Florence crandell; songs-tal Zach Hour
You are Away, (bl Night and Morn SHs-l.
(c) Sereuade in seviIle-Miss FlOrinne Juillerat;
piano-(a) Prelude CRachmaninofD. (h) ballet
music from Alceste'' (Gluck-Saint Saens)-
Miss Margaret Davis.
Thursday evening March 10. Miss Bessie
G. Yard will give a reading recital at Wendte
Hall under the auspices Of the starr King
Fraternity. She Will be assisted by Miss Ger
Tf Arthur S0 W. Moore, accompanist The presence
OF these three names on the programme IN
sures its success as an entertainment, for all
arc artists. in their line. Of unusual sbility.
Miss Yard has q very pleasing manner and
her art is simple and natural. her character
| delineations being especially good This will
he Miss yards last appearance IN public before
her wedding, her marriage with chapel
| Ju1son the well-known artist, IS to be an
early April event.
| The Tuesday Afternoon 500 Club will be en-
| tertafnsd tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Irving
Burren at her pretty new home on Vernon
Heights.
Mrs. F. NJ Dodge entertained the Hn1 Club
Monday afternoon, assisted by Miss Alice
Flint.
Mrs. John Hampton Lynch is expected to ar
| rive in Oakland next Monday she VIII De the
guest Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Mofhtt.
Miss virginie de Fremery. organist OF the
| First Presbyterian Church. will exchange next
| Sunday evening with Will King. organist OF
/ the First Consregational Cnurcn. ana AZ me
/ toned church will give short recital Miss De
| Fremery has many admirers who VIII VIII Pc oe oe.
/ an instrument worthy of her mettle
Mrs Grace Davis Northrup assisted Louis
Eaton last Monday night at the organ recital
/ he gave at Trinity Church in San Francisco
Amorc several delightiul numbers were the
''Biblical Songs" by Dvorak Several music
1 loving people from this side OF tN Say went
over to the recital
The Misses Gorrin will give an informal at
home next Tuesday.
A party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
\ Campe at the family residence, 1910 Market
/ street corner OF Sixteenth. on Saturday even
ing. February %. The occasion was the nine
| teenth birthday Of John Campo Jr.
/ musical programme was first in order.
| after which followed games etc A feature
| OF the programme was the singing Of quartet
| under the skillful leadership OF Joe Ghirardelf
| Jr Those composing the quartet were Jack
| Monahan. George Campo Rudolph Druhe and
] Henry Campo.
| Those present from San Francisco were the
! Misses Martha voIlers. Ida Nordhausen. Clara
! Campo and George Campo. Henry Campo.
| Henry Vollers Harry Segelken- Howard Segel
! ken Tom Hggs and Jack Monahan. From
Oakland. the Misses Bertha Ruedy. Elsie
! Schroeder. Elsie Laird. Hazel Laird Bertha
! Kipke Lulu Thesis. Ida Thesis. Clara Thesis.
/ Lille Clausen Ethel Clausen. Gretchen Rohr-
bacher Sophie Blohme. Anna Meese. Hermine
Blohrne Augusta Hinrichs, Retta Street,
/ Freda Lehre. John. Campo. Carl Thesis. Walter
Loretz. Frank Loretz. August Nor. Max Joch-
ner Henry Ruedy, Carl Nash. Percy Nash.
Druhe, August Zitlau and Arthur Richter
! From Alameda. Miss Alma Hand. From Elm
hurst Walter Newbert:
| BERKELEY, March miss Leila Cooper
! and Paul NJ. Jones were married last evening
/ at the home OF Rev. r. S. Eastman OF the
| South Berkeley Presbyterian Church. who per-
| formed the ceremony. The wedding vows
! were exchanged in the presence OF only rela-
| ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Cooper Of 2313 Rus
sell street and graduate of the Berkeley
High School Mr.. Jones is a member OF the
! firm of Wellrnan, Peek & Co. San Francisco
| and well known in Berkeley. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones will reside at 231s Russell street upon
I their return from a wedding trir.
/ The engagement is announced Of Miss
| kitty Bachree Of 2412 Milvia street arI
| Howard NJ. Smitton Of South Berkeley Miss
! Blachree IS a graduate OF the Berkeley High
| School Mr. Smitton Is engaged as an archi-
tect in San Francisco.