The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Varied Record OF Late Family
Entertainments,
The Meussdoiffsr-Brownirg wedding-Exce.
sicr Lodges Party-Rosenbaum-Ehr.
man Marriage Notes.

Inc Plymouth Congregational Church zen
tertainment bizarre continued Yesterday
ana drewmany visitors those in the evening
peins pleasantly entertained with concert
LOT which the following programme had
peen prepared: Quintet Miss Gertrude
Aud, Mrs. j. w. Madden, Mrs. H. s. Sted-
man, Mr. w. }. Kelley, Mr.. Charles L.
Parent Jr.; song. Miss Gertrude Aud :;
plano solo. Miss Katherine Heyman: song
Mr.. ". j. Kelley.
Several well-known clubs will give parties
this evening, among them being the Pigs in
Clover Club at Uninn-square Hall, the CALI
opean at Lunts Hall, the Beulah at Mission
Music Hall and the Buifaloes at Odd Eel
lows Hail.
lie Tremonts gave an old-clothrs party
p last evening at their hall on Folsom street.
An enjoyable evening was spent, dancing
being prosecuted to the music of Professor
Casad's Orchestra and under the direction of
MIR. L. Mullins, assisted by Messrs. J. Shea
and j. Kenny, until late hour.
Excelsior Lodge, No. L, X. of P, will
give their twenty-frst anniversary party at
Is nai Brith Hall this evening.
A pretty wedding last "Wednesday even
ing was that of Miss Nettie Ehrman and Mr..
Albert H. Rosenbaum, which took place at
the residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
and Golden Gate avenues. The provision
OF large tent in the grounds assured COM
Tort for the guests at the elaborate supper
when followed tile impressive ceremony by
hey. Dr. Noorsanger. Dancing to the music
OF Noah Brandts Orchestra was pleasing
feature OF the suspicious occasion, which
was accumulated by specially tasteful floral
decorations.
Besides the concert at Steinwav Hall this
evening. Mr., Sehuter, assisted by the Bach
Musical Club and other talent, viii give a
concert al Irving Hall.
An apron and neektie party will be held
at Cambrian Hall. 1888 Mission street. for
the benefit of the Welsh Pres byterian
Church, this evening.
The Meussdorffer-B Browning Wedding.
An suspicious wedding took place last
evening at ST. Paups Lutheran Church on
Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The principals were Mr.. Charles G. Meuss-
doIffer, the well-known hat manufacturer
and dealer, and Miss Anna J.. Browning
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. William Browning
The church interior was effectively deco
rated with palms. relieved with clusters of
white chrysanthemums and lorlly pampus
PtIHles. In spite of the threatening asnect
OF the weather the building was thronged
%Eh friends, testliying to the popularity of
Ine bride and groom. The usherS were
Mr.. X. A. Lauenstein. MIR. J. IL r. Meyer.
MI u. Van Bergen, Mr.. J. a. Roster. Miss
Meussdorffer, a sister of the groom. was
maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Ferguson and Miss NibUe. MI W. a.
MafSon OBLIGATED as best man.
The impressive service was performed by
Pastor Bahle, and after the last echoes of
the concluding march died away the inter
ested audience dispersed. A reception
limited to the relatives and intimate friends
OF the newly welded couple. was afterward
held at Saratoga Hall, handsomely adorned
for the occasion. Here congratulations were
ProHeTed, an elaborate supper enjoyed and
The celebration duly protracted until late.
MI and Mrs. MeuSsdorffer, who received
many handsome presents, leave to-day for
honeymoon trip. On their return they will
reside on Hayes street, near Broderick.
Party on Go1den Gate Avenue.
very elegant juvenile birthday party
was given by Miss Gladys Myers at SOB
Golden Gate avenue on Saturd. y evening
last. AT o'clock the young folks arrived
In full party attire, and were received by
the little hostess, who was dressed in white
lace trimmed with pearls.
The large parlors were canvassed and
beautifully decorated with smilax, ferns
and flowers and, with the lovely costumes
worn by the young Misses, presented
charming scene. Dancing, songs and recta-
tons eniivened the hours until II o'clock.
when the music sounded the march to sup
per. The tables were set for fifty guests
and were laden with delicacies. A large
birthday cake was surrounded and lit
up by seven candles, the number indicating
the age of the young hostess. The elegant
presents covered large table in one OF the
Teception-rooms.
Among the many. present were: Miss
Gladys Myers, Miss Budde Fried
lander, Miss Mss Eioise Lawson, Miss Sadie
Hadenfeld, Miss Matte Simmons, Miss Net
tie George, Miss Eta May Seaton, Miss
Edith Perry, Miss Oracle Marsden. Miss
Nettie Perry, Miss Isabella Alger. Miss
Mabel Kurtz, Miss Alice Raas. Miss Pauline ihHs
Dubois, Miss Essie Dubois, Miss Coda
levin, Miss SybH Marston, Miss Vonita
Davis. Miss IIllie Cobleutz; Masters jake
Hyer, james Ringrose, Charles Raas. Edgar
Carl Hadenfeld, Lester Roth, Ralph Davis
Angus Gilmour, isidor Brodeck, David Cob
lentz, Ellis Levin, Harry Franklin.
at O'Clock the young ladies and gentle
men bid goodnight" to their young hostess
every one being highly delighted with their
evenings enjoyment.
The Excelsior Lodge Party.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1852, K. and l.. of
H, Is singularly fortunate in being COM
posed of select class of members of con-
genial tastes. Their monthly hops are
always pleasant and insure positive "even-
ing at home for the merry participants.
Last night Union-square Hall witnessed
an agreeable succession of dances TO the
music of Blum's Orchestra. The grand
march was led by Professor Horn and Miss
,, CURLY. great deal of pleasure was
evolved before the closing hour OF midnight.
The aSsiduous Entertainment. Committee
consisted of Miss E. A. Major and Mrs. z.
r. Kinsman. Reception-Miss Mamie Nc
Carthy and Miss Ii. Rockfellow. Floor
Miss Maggie McCutchin and Miss Myra
Gibson.
The schinkel-Baruth Wedding.
The house Of Mr.. Baruth, 1926 McAlister
street, presented very brilliant appear
ance on Wednesday evening, the 26th ut.,
when Mr.. Otto Schinkel Jr. and Miss Ida
Baruth were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Pastor
Fuendeling of the St. Markus Church. Miss
A. Holdings acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. A.
Karp as best man. After the ceremony an
elegant supper was served in the large
dance-hall downstairs. Speeches were made
by many. After the supper dancing was
resumed until late hour in the morning.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Schnkel Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Baruth
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Schinkel ST.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. Schumacher. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Schinkel,
Dir. and Mrs. A. Schumacher, Mrs II. Hol-
liDGs, Mr. and Mrs. Goetze, Mr. and Mrs.
Tuska. Mr.and Mrs. 0verndick, Misses Anna
and Eda Holdings. Miss Dora Baruth, the
Misses Minna and Emma Overndick. Miss
Theresa Schrieber, Miss Bertha Schinkel
ard Miss. V. Tuska Messrs. Herman Karp,
Amandus Schumacher, d. Fredericks, Hen
~ Holdings, Henry Schinkel, William
GoetZe, John and Herman SchinkeL
The La yoItas' Party.
The La Voltas gave a very pleasant even
-. ing at home ON the 2Sth ult., in their hall in
Saratoga Building. Dancing, interspersed
with u carefully arranged literary pro-
gramme, was the feature of the evening.
Among those present were: Mis- K.
Nolan. Miss Ida Krause. Miss NJ. Hurley,
Miss K Graney, Miss n. Featherstone, Miss
A. Cunningham, Miss NJ. CoDnors, Miss II.
Donovan, Miss NJ. Mcdonald. Miss Belle
Peterson, Miss G. Sitter, Miss NJ. Murray,
Miss K. Mcdonald, Miss A. Murphy, Miss
n. Y. Shea. Miss Alicia Murphy, Miss G.
Dawson, Miss F. Murphy; Nessrs. Frank
IL Kprripan. Elmer Clark L. ". IOYaY. g.