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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
LIFE Is EXCITING
IN HARDSCRABBLE
"Our New Minister" Tells Story
of Quaint New Hampshire
Village

Our New Minister" Denman Thomp-
sons and George w. Ryer's comedy OF
life in Hardscrabble. comes TO the
Princess this afternoon. The engage
ment is for one week only with the
usual Wednesday and Saturday mat
ineeS.
This is a play that the public seems
never to weary of. 1t has been before
the theater goers of this country for
more than decade
A strong cast is promised Many OF
the originals in the first production OF
Our New Minister are with the COM
pany, which includes Byron Forney.
Richard Nesmith. ]. Irwin Southard.
Charles F. Adams, Bessie Burns. En-
ma Southard and Anna Macdonald.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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a concert tour which will embrace
Oregon. and it is hoped California as
we'll Her first recital was scheduled
for Ashland october p.
The Lewis quartet VIII make its
first appearance professionally at the
Loring club concert on Thursday night.
The second movement of Haydn $
Kaiser Quartet" op: 76, will be played.
John ". Lewis. first violin; George
Kalthof, second violin; Charles e.
SchHitt viola, and Charles Raft, cello.
constitute the members of the quar-
tet.
The fourth annual Ursuline alumnae
concert was given last Sunday after
noon in ST Ursula's hall, Ursuline col
lege. to a large and pleased audience
The following program was played
Sonata &c minor. op. 49, for piano and
violin (Griegl Joseph Berinser and Harry
samuels: recitsti,e and aria from Titus"
Aozartl Nine Joseph BeriSser; fa9s1 9s1 ran
dante (Beethoven), OBJ "Berceuse" tRsdoux).
(c) ''Des Gouttes de Rosee.'' vaise brilIsnte
oJoseph Beringerl. Joseph Beringer; "a. "hsn .1fn
Three Green Bonnets" CGuy d'Hardelotl. tc>
..Polonsisc, (Lsub) Harry samuels, Joseph
Beringer.
The Mansfeldt club gave an enjoy
al bic concert last Thursday at the resi-
dence of the Misses st. John, Buena
Vista avenue. Misses Phoebe Brut-
scher Frances Buckland, Josephine
Coonan. Laura Ferguson and Hazel H.
Hess were the pianists who supplied
the program, which was as follows
Couperin C6es- 1881. La Bersan.
Bach Tausig ll6s5-1750); Toccata and Fugue
Beethoven 077o-1s27l. Minuet in G.
Schubert 1797-1s2SD, 1mpromptu, op. 90, No. 4.
Chopin CS09- 1S49). Etude, op. %, No. 4.
Rsf (1S22- 1882. Marchen.
Reinecke Gs24l. Albumbatt.
Sinding GS56). FreuhinGsrauschen
oszanwski (1S54) Etincelles.
Ssuer (1s62), Etude de Concert No. 4.
The first concert of the thirty-fourth
season of the Loring clubs beneficial
activities in our midst will take place
Thursday evening, the 27th.
The Ballad of the Doom of Oleg,"
for chorus of mems voices with tenor
and bass solos by n A. Rimsky- -Korsa =
kof: Max Rogers tubilant chorus, Call
of Spring" are two of the compost
tions which will be presented. III. A.
Matthews. an American composer who
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
RED MEN WILL HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Council of Sorrow Is Set for
October 80

The local tribes of the Improved
Order of Red Men and the local coun-
ellis of the Degree of Pocahontas will
hold a council of sorrow in Red Mems
hall in Golden Gate avenue on
Sunday, October 80. in. memory Of
the members of both orders who
passed away in the preceding IL
months. Among those who are to take
part in the service are Great Sachem
Charles w, Dawson, Past Great Sachem
A. NJ. Cunning, Great Prophet Henry G.
Gesford and julius Kahn. In addition
to addresses. eulogy and oration there
will be a program of vocal and instru-
mental music appropriate to the oc
casion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Music in Golden Gate Park

The program of music in Golden
Gate park this afternoon will be Is fol-
lows:
Anthem Star spanSled Banner
March, tFalklunge .....s..-.... kretshmei
Fifth Nocturne -. ....,.... Ley ybach
tWritten for piano first time
for military band
Overture. ''Rsymonde" A. Thems
Mosaic. "Mefstofele''. .............. Boito
Humcresaue, What's the Matter With
Fatner! ....s.... $780, -Lan1pe
tBy request.b
Excerpts from "Iannhsuser''. f. Wagner
..Spanish Dances Nos. 4 and 81 Moszk ow SKI
Gems from Woodland Lueders
tBy request,
Scenes from Carmen en''................. .Bizet
March, Portland Cadets. Reeves
America
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Mexico Excursion

Christmas in old Mexico. No more
unique or interesting way to spend the
holidays than by joining the great per-
sonally conducted excursion from San
Francisco December H. and Los An
geles December Is. Round trip $50
Dining, parlor and observation cars and
Pullman vestibuled sleepers. For de-
tails see agents Southern Pacific Ticket
offices, Flood building, Palace hotel
Townsend streets depot and Broadway
and Thirteenth street, Oakland Santa
Fe office, 673 Market street. National
Railways of Mexico office, Monadnock
building
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

is rapidly coming into prominence. will
be represented on the program by his
setting of Cherry Ripe.
A composition by Frederick Maurer,
the. clubs accompanist and one of the
best known musicians in the west, will
be given. 1t is a recently finished
"1dyll' for flute and piano. Walter
l.. Oesterreicher and the composer will
interpret the work. In addition to
piano and organ accompaniments, the
club will be supported instrumentally
by an orchestra of.which John w. Lewis
will be first violin. The program will
be under the capable direction of Wal
lace Sabin.
Miss Edna Cadwalader violinist. as
sisted by Frederick McMinn, barytope.
and Frederick Maurer Jr., pianist, will
offer what promises to be a most en-
joyable hour of music al Century hall
Thursday evening, November 3. One
of the novelties to be given is Arthur
Foote'S sonata in minor, opus 20, for
violin and piano.
Mrs. E. de los Magee has recently
returned from Europe and plans to give
recital at Century hall soon. While
abroad she coached in grand opera with
lombard in Florence. Italy. and with
Nine. Regina de Sales in Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Talks on Teeth
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
Nemos with Relief Bands

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
ELLERY BAND in
ITS final RECITAL
Instrumentalists to Be Heard
for Last Time at the
Novelty Theater

Much interest is being manifested in
the concert to be given tonight by
Ellary's band. 1t will be the first ap-
pearance of this organization on this
side of the bay and likewise. it will
be the last. The success of the band
across the bay has been phenomenal at
IJora park and at the Greek theater.
Tonights concert has been arranged as
a goodby at the Novelty theater, and
the program has been selected with
special care that the band shall have.
the chance TO show itself at its very
best.
This is the program which Ellery
has arranged. and which will be played
by the big band under the direction of.
Taddeo di Girolamo:
March ..Tannhauser''-. ''-..-.............. .Waguer
Overture ..Wi1lfam Tell ........... .Rossini
Solos by Tuzi and Recchia.
..Andantino'' lesexepteeptb centur!p- .Rossi
For reed instruments only.
Trumpet solo, ''Serenade ..... Schubert
Gennaro AMIGO.
Carmen, grand fantasip sip......,......-B Bizet
Prelude. death motif. Habanera, To-
reador, Introduction. march and murder
scene. act ". Solos By d AMIGO Croce.
Giulii and Recchia.
Second Hungarian Rhapsody List
Cadenzas by Eustachio Pinti.
Grand duet from la Forzs del Destino,. Verdi
Croce and Guli..
Waltz. Tout Paris ' sWaldteufei
Faust. act w. .Gounoo
The prison scene, ending with the great
trio-d'Amico Croce and Giulii.
The Minetti string quartet an
nounces "a series of three chamber nlu-
sic recfrals at Kohler & Chase hall on
the afternoons of Friday, November 4
and Is and December 9. The quartet
is composed of Guilio Minetti, first
violin; Hans koenig. second violin;
Nathan Firestone. viola, and Arthur
Weiss, cello. A trio for strings by
Senegaglia. the, Dohanyi quartet and
two sonatss by Tartini are promised.
Among the most potent forces for
good music in San Francisco, the Mi
netti quartet musts be given front
place. Not always with support COM
mensurate with the excellence of the
organization. Minetti has renewed with
each season his uplifting effort and the
still. small voice of pure music has been
heard in our city.
William J. Blattner will present Eu-
gene Blanchard in piano recital Sun
day afternoon, October 80. at the Co.
lumbia theater. Blanchard. who for
three years was a pupil of Emil Sauer
will present the Beethoven sonata, Op.
81: LISTS Gods Benediction, Tlro the
Solitude: three short compositions by
Sauer and LISTS transcription of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

AUXILIARY To RECEIvE-on Tuesday even
ing, November l. the ladies' auxiliary of the
Young Mems Hebrew association, 1870 Page
street, will receive at house party. Re
freshments. partly provided by those attend
Ing, and old fashioned games will he tES fea-
ture of the evening. Miss Lillian Ososke heads
the committee on arrangements.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
PARTIESARE GIVEN
FOR POPULAR GIRL
Miss Rosina ConnelI Entertained
on Announcement of Her
Engagement

Z The engagement has been announced
of Miss Rosina Connell and William
j. Wilson. The bride to be is a popu-
lar girl who has been entertained at
several of the recent affairs of social
Importance and received many pretty
engagement gifts.
The wedding will be an event of the
winter season and in the meantime
Miss Connen has been the feted guest
at a series of enjoyable parties.
One of the recent affairs given for
Miss ConneIl at her home in Buchanan
street was china shower, and among
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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Paris Corsetieres Copy Nemos

(Louisville Coursey-Journat. Mar. 60. 1910
The foremost French corset manu-
facturers who export to this country
are now eagerly copying such Memo
inventions as are insuficiently pro-
tected by the rather futile French
patent laws.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

RAZOR USED IN A Row-Raymond Brannan.
Twenty third and Capp streets had dispute
with Hugh Johnston, 2426 Mission street, Fri
day night and Johnston siashed him in the
hand with razor. Johnston was arrested for
assault to murder. and c. d. Flanagan, a bar
tender, for interfering with officer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE TO ENTER.
TAIN-BritaDnia lodge No. of the Daughters
Of ST. George will give an at home at go
Golden Gate avenue next Tuesday evening
which will be open to all English speaking
peopie.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

The recent concert given blythe pu-
pills of the California conservatory of
music was an interesting event, ana
was participated in by Miss Miriam
kanter, Miss Irma Salomon, Miss Ethel
Eastwood, Miss Littlejohn, Miss Jane
oliver, Mrs. Butler, whose work repre-
sented the tutelage of Mrs. Kramer
and George Kruger, teachers in that
institution.
Miss Eula Howard. q Mansfeldt pu-
pil and a pianist of sterling stamp, left
here last Wednesday night to start on
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23

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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-23
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1910-08-05
DOG FINDS 3 BOYS
BODIES IN SAND Pile
Smothered by Cave-in While
at Play.

Three little boys who had been
searched for high and low since they
were missed from their homes on
Madison street, in Brooklyn, Monday,
were found dead in a nearby vacant
lot, where a sand embankment had
fallen upon them while they were at
play.
The presence of the bodies in the
sand pile was discovered by dog
playing with his boy master in the
lot The lad gave the alarm, and po-
licemen and firemen dug the crushed
forms from the sand.
1t is supposed the boys had been at.
tempting to tunnel the sand pile, and
that it had caved in upon them. The
dead children were Alfred Sohn,
years old; his brother. John, 6, and
Harold Verhas. 8.