The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Several Pleasant Home Parties
and Celebrations.
Tbs decentralization Wedding = Seven
Pines Circle EntertsiT II ent-Some Coast
Weddings-Notes.

her residence, 500 Polk street.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. G. Ferrer gave pleasant
musicale on Friday at their residence on
Pine street. Those present were: The
host and hostess and their daughters, Mrs.
George Hearst, Mr.. and Mrs. William 5.
Teyis. Miss Laura Bates, Miss Lawlor,
Mr.. Drum, Mr.. w Lawlor and Mr.. Ferrer.
Minerva Circle, No. 20, c. of F., gave
domino party on Thursday at Cambrian
Hall, 1888 Mission street, which was a per-
feet success. The floor manager was Mr..
Mcdonald; door keeper, Mr.. Beverson. The
Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF
Mrs. Beyerson, Mrs Bacon, Mrs. Hilder-
brandt, MIR. Bpverson, Mr.. Hawk, Mr..
Bnwen; Il, ceptiou Comuittee-MlSS Clough,
Miss Crawford, Miss Hawk.
a social will be given by Eureka Circle,
NJ. 80, c. of f., next Saturday evening at
Washington Hall, on Eddy street.
The next Pleasantun social viii take place
tomorrow, when another delightful evening
Is assured.
Tho Eyre Tea.
Among the callers during the tea given by
Mrs. L. L. Eyre on Saturday, at her resi-
dence on California street. were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin C. Tubbs, Mrs. W. Mayo New
hail, Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mss Champion,
Miss Kate Forbes, Mr.. W. d. Forbes, Miss
Mamie MCMullin, Mr.. Castor N. AShe, Mrs.
Joseph ID. Redding, Mrs. George LOomis,
Miss Mamie Kohl, Mr.. Charles \. FELTON,
Jr., Mr.; and Mrs. W. Frank Goad, Miss
Guad, Mrs. c. Manchester Of Philadelphia,
Miss Campbell, Miss de Fremery, Miss
Louise de Fremery, Mrs. a. j. Ralston.
Miss Clare RalStoD, Mr.. Donald q. Camp
bell, MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Dean. Mr.. Walter
l.. Dean, Is TOn j. Ii. Won Schroeder, Miss
Laura MckinSlry. Miss Marguerite Wallace,
Miss Belle McPheIson, MIS-. I: o. Rich
ards. Mrs. II. NJ. McAliister, Miss Helen
o is, Mr.. and Mr.. John L. de Ruyter, Miss
hshe. Miss Mile Ashe, Miss Minnie CUrbitt,
Miss Abby Scott, Miss Maggie Kittle, Mrs.
y g. hlttle, Mrs: Caroline L. Ashe, Mrs.
Sidney NJ. Smith, Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Ethel smith, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Miss Jen-
me SanderSon, Mr. Winfield 5. Jones. Mr..
Lansing Miner, Mr.. A. II. Small, Mrs j.
Is. Crockett, Mrs. NJ. ). Wilson, Mrs. Rus
s,ll j. Wilson, Mrs. Charles W. Howard,
Nh Charlie, Wlft Howard Jr.. Mr. o.
lie q, Lieutenant ). L. Faison, MI a. b.
Williamson, Mrs. NJ. B. IL. Toland. Mr.. G.
II. Lent Mr.. Charles c. Thorn, Mr. q. V.
Gray, Mr. II. Carolan, Miss Roberta Wright,
bliss Anna Head, Mrs. Crittenden Thorn
ton, the Misses Mary and Alice Barber.
Miss Mary Hoffman, Mr.. Ogden Hoffman,
MI Southland Hoffman, Mr.. Edwin Ne
Atet. Nj. Hall McAllister, Alr. and Mrs.
X. D. GIryin, Miss Anna Head, Mr.. George
Davidson, Mr.. Augustine CaSserlv, Mr.. j.
Is. IAsSti4N, MI anu MIS-. L. w L ONnSPDu.
Miss NJ. Lahr, Mis- N. b. West, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Pinckard, Miss Lena Banding,
Mrs. L. 3. Coleman, Mrs. Robert 1. Bowie,
Miss Jessie Newlands, Miss Maggie Brooks,
Mrs, John Rel. Mr.. Norman McLaren, Mr..
Thomas c. Berry, Mr.. Duncan ). Hayne,
Mr. Perry ?. Eyre, Mr.. George b. Mendell,
Nj Henry W. Remington, Mr. Colin NJ
Smith, Mr.. A st. j. Bowie.
The Observation-Disclosures Wedding.
On Sunday evening Cantor Joseph Rabin-
owtz and Miss Lizzie Jochelson were mar
RED at the temple of the Beth Israel
Congregation at the close of the veSper
service. The bride recently followed the
cantor to this Coast the Trustees of the con-
gTegation furnishing the means for her
transport and the President, NJ. NJ. FEEDER.
receiving her into his own house until the
ceremony.
The impressive Mosaic rites were closely
followed IN the presence of an immense as
sembly Of people, the temple being hand
s0mely decorated. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. d. MeyeTsOn, of the
Aasou-street Temple. DR.. GHstaf Dan
zge- delivered the wedding sermon in Ger
man and Professor Scott presided at the
organ, assisted by the choir Of the coDgrega-
ton. The ceremony was performed beneath
tie chuppah, the time-hOnOred canopy,
which was profusely decorated with flowers
and eyergreens. The contract was read in
Hebrew by Rev. Mr.. Meyerson, and all the
ancient and orthodox Mosaic rites were OBJ
served. even to the breaking of the glass by
the bridegroom. President FEEDER escorted
the bridegroom, and Mrs. Charles NJ. Fried
berg gave the bride away
After the ceremony the bridal pair with
the officers Of the congregation repaired to
the lower hall, where repast was spread.
The dining hall was prOfuSely decorated.
Many cOngTaulatoTy kilograms were read,
among them dispatches from Rev. DR.. a. J.
Messing Of Chicago, late Of the Beth Israel
Temple Of this city, and Marcus Levy, the
Secretary Of the congregation.
The united pair will occupy house hand
somely furnished for their reception by the
congregation, who take this means Of testify
Ing to their esteem for the cantor and their
L pes Tor his happiness in welded life.
Among those present at the ceremony
We're. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph RabinOWitz,
Rev. and Mrs. ID. MeyersOn, Messrs. NJ. NJ.
FEEDER, Henry Levy, Jacob Rosenthal, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Conn, Professor Gustaf Scott,
Dr. Gustaf a. Danziger, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G0ldmas, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. hragen. Miss Rag, FEEDER, Miss Helen
Levy. Mrs. Charles NJ. FTiedbeTg, Miss
Gu>s.e COIN, Mrs. Marcus Levy, Rev. and
Mrs. H. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Michaels, Mr. and Mrs 5, Har-
rs, Mr.. and Mrs. Peckerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Eliet, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jacobs, Mr.. and
III -. y. LiDllldl, NIL anu MIS-. llchl5, Alio
T. II rschfeld, Mrs. Danzger, MI. Isaiah
CLOynski
Pleasant Theater Party.
r. Miss Marie Wells, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Wells, gave large theater
party on Saturday afternoon at the Grand
Opera House. The invited guests were her
school companions at Miss Vests school,
and included: Miss Helen Thomas, Miss
Allyce Theller Miss Helen Hopkins, Miss
Edna Hopkins. Miss Guinette Henly, Miss
Caro- Crockett, Miss Edith Crockett, Miss
Oracle Hecht, Miss Ethel Keeney, Miss Net
tie Black, Miss Mamie Polhemus and Miss
Flora Dean.
Tie Miller Silver Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Miller enjoyably cele-
brated their silver wedding, at their resi-
dence, PIG Hayes street. recently. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. e. IL. Ferre,
Mir. and Mrs. Ii. 0. Link, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Hiucb, Mr.. and Mrs. Dulip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Dulip, Mrs. f, Wegener, Mrs. NJ.
Foster, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Emma Miller,
Miss Julia Ferre, Miss Mabel Parker,
Miss Z. Dumont, Miss Trieber, Mr.. w. Miller.
Mr. A. Hanselman, Mr.: L: Hanselman,
Mr.. 5. Mccall, Mr.. l.. Smith, Mr.. q. Loetier,
Mr.. Charles Dunn Levy, MIR. Albert Du-
mont, Mr.. c. Trieber.
Among the presents were: Solid silver
bridal wreath, Miss Trieber and brother;
IldIuSOulb ldDIC-IOhGl5
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii. Ferre; solid silver pep
per and salt casters, Miss Mabel Parker;
solid silver tea-set, MeSsTs. Andrew and l..
HGHsemann, and other costly gifts too nu-
meTOUs TO mention.
The handsomely decorated rooms were
the scene OF great enjoyment, comprising
dancing to the music Of a band Of sixteen
pieces, games, etc.
AT u o'clock bOunteous champagne sup
per was served, and numerous tOasts were
honOred. After supper dancing was re-
sumed until the small hours of the morning.
The company dispersed with the general
wish that Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Miller might
live to see twenty-five years more of welded
happiness.
The Seven Pines Circle Entertainment,
A campfire and dance was given last even
ing ty Seven Pines Circle, No. 3, Ladies Of the
6. A. r., at B'nai B'ri til Hall. There was
a large number of guests present and all APP
peared to enjoy the occasion.
The hall was gaiy decorated with flags,
corps banners. and flowers. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered. over
ture, Francis Band; song, Mrs. Hut
ton; recitation. Mr.. T. G. Mahr;
ufob1onJ Nipn Miss