The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
VAUDEVILLE GIVEN
BY SOCIETY FOLK
Delightful and Varied Program
CIeverIy Rendered by ANA
teurs at the Novelty
Reading Room for the Blind
Shares in the Enjoyment
of Generous Public
cemti.uea From Page i

US a one 6It chcNNh cHAAStc0 NAS
Joke" a comedy adapted from r. G.
Cartons Dinner For Two" Those in
the cast, and all of them rernarka bly,
clever in their roles, were:
Major Powneley. n. b. NJ. retired. ......
........:::-......;:. n. Mcdonald Spencer
Csptstp Kidder. L. s. 49,. .Aisn Dunn
...-.................... .koyden Williamson
Mrs. Powneley ..-.....-. Mrs. r. w. McNtsr
Ss.ene-Privste room at the restaurant, Cock
er Spaniel"
The fifth number was hit, with
Mrs. Frederick McNear, Arthur Hooper
and willard Barton singing Liza ana
Gee, but You Look Awfully Good to
Ne" Vail Bakewen sang, and then
came Miss Enid Gregg's Gretchen"
She was a fascinating little Dutch
maiden, one might say with French
temperament, but she was a popular
girl. and responded to an enthusiastic
encore. The chorus was composed of
Du Val Moore, Ralph Mccormick, Ar
thur Hooper. Harold Bingham and
Frank Kales.
MORE MUSICAL NUMBERS
After an intermission the second
Hc II OF TIE pf0Br&m Nds ds 8cOQ as
the first and was as follows:
-Fun at the Country Club" musical mass
tsl After the Mstinee'' Roy Pike
Miss. Mary Kesuey, Mrs. Baldwin Wood,
Mrs. Fred MeNesr. Mrs. wcrthinston
tbs TIT for Tat''...Nrs. Joseph Tobip
Hooper; Gayle Anderson, Harold Bingham,
Rueclph Berthesu.
fe.t Hail.
..,.--...-.-.---. willard Barton Jr.
Miss Jennie Croker. Miss Hazel King,
Reid Mss ss.t A.gssssi MIS- MIS- 1ssnns
tsailcus.
tei "Aiabsn" "--.....-..-.-.---..F Frank Hooper
SOCIETY AIDS BLIND
While the first vaudeville was en-
tirely and solely for fun there was
quite different purpose in the minds
OF the amateurs who presented the
musical show al the Novelty last even
ing. The second performance was for
charity and all the extra rehearsais
and the repetition OF the effort that
goes toward making a really success
ful vaudeville were only part of the
Kindness OF the young society people
who offered to appear again in the
cause which won their sympathy. The
reading room and library for the blind
has not been before the public before
Ol bnV OlncI OCC6&lOH 6Skl1k IOr as
sistance. but the added expenses and
the improvements in the library have
consumed most OF the fund. The books
prepared for the blind are an expen-
sive assortment and the sum realized
AT the societys vaudeville last evening
will be OF material assistance in Sc
curing this special reading matter for
the unfortunate. In the list OF off,
GERS and in the executive board of
most prominent women in the city
who have been interested in the work
since it's beginning and they are in
debted in turn TO the young society
amateurs who brought so much as
sistance at q crucial time to the phil
anthropy.
BOX PARTIES A FEATURE
The occasion was one to be remem-
bered from the point of view OF social
importance, since everyone almost who
is someone in social parlance was
there, and everyone wore an attractive
gown. The boxparties were a feature
that added distinction to the event, and
among those who entertained in this
manner was Mrs. Eleanor Martin. who
had as he- guests the Baroness van
Schroeder. Lieutenant and Mrs. Thur
man Harrison Bane, Miss Isabel
Spsague, j. Downey Harvey. Princess
David Kensnakoa Of Hawaii enter
1sined Miss Helen Gray and several
others in her box, while Judge Hen
who entertained were Mrs. i. N Walter.
Mrs. !. Lowenberg, Mrs. ". s. Breeze
and John Manning Of New York. who
had as his guests Mrs. Gertrude Cowies.
Miss Cecil Cowles and Miss Marguerite
Burns.
Among those In the audience were:
Mr. and Mrs Henry Enrique ersu
Mr.. and Mrs. An.el Eas- Moore s' MIS- george
ton - Mr.; and Mrs. Merit. J.
Martin -, ,. Mr.: sna Mr. Philip e.
Keensy -. NJ and Mrs. Clinton
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones
Mr; and Mrs. willard Mrs. Laura Fuller
progn MI. and Mrs.. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Mr.. and Mrs. e. How
nT sau ssa Mrs George nf; ,,, and Mrs. rhom..
NJ: and Mrs. Mayo Mr. and Mrs j. B. Met.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Miss Dolly MseGavin
Hrs Robert chester Miss Ma Man. Mar 'RusDSis RssssIis
Mrs John F. Merrill Mss Mss ~ Ssss.i BrsaslT N'sT
nr: and Nrs. Perry Mr., and Mrs. Leonard
Eyre Hammond
Mrs: Eleanor Hyde Mr; ana Mrs Pierre
Mr. ana Mrs. Baldwin Mr.. ana Mrs. W. r.
Wood Humphrfes
Mrs. Harold DIllinsha n Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Eyre ~, go M.; .ad Mrs Atbol.
Pierce Mrs. c. o. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. Welhng Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mrs Joseph 5. Crockett
Gsllois Mrs. B. l.. Weieh
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mrs. Randall Hunt
fsll Sfodcsrd Mr. ana Mrs Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Roy SOM Lent
erS Mr.. and Nh. Andrew
Miss Marie Brewer weieh Jr.
Miss Augusta Foute Mr. and Mrs. Lncius
Miss Laura McKinstry Alien
Miss Elizabeth Newhalli Mrs. NJ. A. Huntineton
Miss Marion Newhsil Mfr. and Mrs. W. G..
Miss Ethel Gregg Hitchcock
Miss sydney Davis Mr.. and Mrs. John Gil
Miss Amy Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Miss Marie Churchill Suilfvsn
Miss Natalie Hunt Miss MoaIie Phelau
Miss Marion Marvin Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Miss Marion Huntingdon Tubbs
Miss Grace Wilson Mr. and Mrs.. Frederick
Miss fnnee Keeney L. Murphy
Miss Glsdyp Sullivan Miss Emily Tubbs
Miss Kathleen &c Mrs. Marie etoney
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Miss Phyllis de Young Ratbbone
Miss Frances Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Miss Bessie Zane ToAin
Miss Violet Buckley Mr.. apd Mrs. joseph 8.
Miss Julia Lsnehorne 1obin
Miss Olga Afberfon Mr.. aud Mrs. n a. ae
william Talbot Young
Edwsrd W Hopkins Mr.. and Mr. George
Arthur Fennfnore Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene De Mr: ana Mrs Douglas 3.
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