The morning call., 1890-12-03
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Pleasant Home Parties
and Celebrations of Late.
alta Dramatic company's Playa Harbo,
View sscial-Ths Nationals Party.
Hawley-N,whall Wedding.

+: taken by Miss Alvna Heuer, Mrs. ]. Mad
deis. Mrs. c. L. Parent Jr., Miss Howard,
Miss krehling, and Messrs A. Luttringer,
A. NJ Thornton, A. F. Schleicher f. III.
Lombard, e. l.. Parent Jr. and an excel
lently trained chorus, with profession al
orchestra of twelve pieces, all under the
direction of Mr.. A. Dellepiane. This will
be welcome news to the many admirers OF
the society's work
Miss Alice Uhhorn and Mr.. William n.
Van Bergen were quickly married on Sat-
urday at St. Marcus Church by the Rev.
Dr. Bueher. Mr.. George Van Bergen was
best man and Mr.. John Craig gave the
bride away. The happy pair have left for
the south. The bride is a half-sister to Mrs
Gertrude Anterior, and her pretty wedding
was matter of much interest to numerous
friends.
A fair in aid CT the Hebrew Home for the
Aged and Disabled will be given at Irving
Hall next week, commencing Sunday, the
9Th. and concluding on the evening of the
following Wednesday. A varied programme
is promised each day. Mrs. Rufus X. Love
has charge of the booth decorations and will
introduce many novel effects.
The marriage of Miss Armida Aatorre
and Mr.. Manuel Y. LoalZa was solemniZed
ON Wednesday evening at the church of
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe The bride
was attended during the ceremony by Miss
Lolita Loaiza, Miss Andrade and Miss Mou-
teyerde. The grOOmsman was Mr.. Luis
Loaiza. The ushers were Messrs. Edward
Cullen, Eugene Pissis and A. Gibbs Mr..
and Mrs. Loaiza are enjoying a bridal trip
10 Monterey, where they are guests at the
Hotel del Monte.
The second anniversary entertainment
and ball of the Order of the Golden Shore
will be given at Union-square Hall this
evening
: The marriage ceremony of Miss Anna L.
Browning, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Browning, to Mr.. Charles q. Meuss-
dDrffer will take place at st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, Mission street, between Fifth and
Sixth. tomorrow.
The first annual entertainment and ball of
the Champion Literary and Social Club will
take place tonight at Mission-street Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. HOughtOn gave a
pleasant dinner party last Thursday even
ins at their residence, 2026 Mission street.
The dining-table was frightened with an
array Of lovely flowers, the menu was
: sumptuous, and the later evening was made
enc of much pleasure by Professor G. Ma
thanson giving few of his always well
rendered songs Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Houghton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Soaper. Mr.. j. W. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ii. Taylor, Miss Eva Taylor, Mr.. John
Knoop, Professor G. Nathans0n, Miss Bessie
Ellis, and others.
Golden Gate Parlor, No. 8, y. S. G. W.,
evening.
An entertainment bizarre" will be opened
to-day by the ladies of Plymouth Congrega-
tlonal Church in the church parlors Choice
works of art, bric-a-brac and fancy articles
suitable Tor holiday gifts Will be on sale.
Each evening fine programme will be pre-
scented.
HawlevNewhall Wedding at San Jose.
The Willows was the scene of a wedding
of great social interest on Thanksgiving
day. Miss Bessie Newhall, an acknowl-
edged belle of Santa Clara Valley, the eldest
daughter of NJ and Mrs. Sylvester Newhall
the wealthy orehardist, and Mr.. George w.
.Hawley, a prosperous young business man
OF this city, were united in marriage amid
beautiful floral decorations.
Rev W. IL Baugh performed the cere-
mODy, Miss Grace A. Newhall sister of
the bride, officiating as maid of honor and
Mr. William Ryder as best man. After the
service came congratulations and an elabor-
Many friends accompanied the bridal
couple TO the depot, where they took the
train for Monterey. They stayed there
until Saturday, and then took up their resi-
deuce at 2t3 San Jose avenue, near the Va
. lencia-street depot, in this city, which the
groom has had furnished for the reception
of his bride. and they commenced house
keeping.
Among those present from this city were:
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. W. Scott, Mr.. Walter
Lewis, Mrs. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Deane.
Miss Mamie Andrews, MIR: and Mrs.
Thomas Meighar. MIR. and Mrs. William
Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mr.. Lincoln Little, MIR.
and Mrs. Unger, Mr. and Mrs A. L. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Ayers, Mr.. Charles
Bigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice Parker Mr..
Archer Froster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fos-
tick; Washington, d: C.-Mr. and Mrs. 3.
L. Bigham, DR.. and Mrs. II. w. Fiske, Mrs.
N. j. Hawiey, Miss Eva Hawley, Miss Liz
zie Cartin, Mr.. and Mrs. Chilllon Beach.
The Alta Parior ENTERTAINMENT.
Amateur theatricals are not always sue
.cessful in attracting or interesting large
audience, but Alta Parlor's Dramatic Com
pany by giving only few entertainments
and presenting those eapably, has built up a
reputation which is valuable capital. Last
night it scored another triumph at Irving
Hall, which was packed from stage to bal
comics.
"A Serious Family was the play Sc
iected. being version of Barnett's "Un
Mar en- Gampagnf WIN W the following cast
Murphy Mcguire, Mr.. Newton Williams;
Rev. -Aminadab Sleek, Mr.. Joseph Fogarty
Frank Vincent, Mr.. William Wallace; Dan
vers, Mr.. Smith; Mrs. Ormsby Delmaine.
i. Creamy, Mrs. r. Christie; Mrs Charles
= T0Trens, Miss Mary Richter; Emma, Miss
Annie Littlrjohn; Graham, Miss May Nc
Farland. The acting was much above the
!. average. Miss Beyell as the dashing
widow was quite fascinating and received
call before the curtain, together with Mr.
Williams, who proved the soul OF the
party" Mrs. Christie made typical
mgtber-In-law, such as might have driven
=: ar. Weller to despair. while Mr.. Stggins
= was forcibly suggested by Mr.. Fogarty Mr.
ogilvie and Miss Richter did capitally, act
ing their submissive parts with due apprecia-
ton Mr.. Wallace and Miss Littlejohn
were well matched in brightness. Minor
parts were adequately filled by Mr.. Smith
and Miss Mcfarland, the latter, by the way,
introducing a song with pretty effect.
:: Dancing afterward concluded the pleas
ant affair. The stage was under the direc-
j.. ton of Mr.. William E. Wallace, who had
= worked hard to make the production the
success it was. Professor Seekamp's
orchestra furnished excellent music. The
efficient floor directress was Miss Inge
Peterson. the popular President of the
..parl0r, who was assisted by Mrs. j. Green.
= The following composed the Committee of
Arrangements: Miss NJ. Richter, Chairman /,
Miss I. Brauer, Miss l.. Hodge, Miss NJ.
Stebbins, Miss G. Bernhard.
a Home Celebration on Market Street
a pleasant and enjoyable Bar Mitzvah
reception and dinner was given by MIR. and
Mrs. 5. Basch in honor of their son Joseph,
last Sunday afternoon and evening, at their
residence, 9l5 Market street. The invited
guests arrived early in the afternoon, and
at Z O'Clock precisely were led into the
spacious dining hall, where most sump-
= tu0us repast was spread.
Toasts and speeches were made, with
their several responses The remarkable
manner in which Master Joseph Basch de-
livered his Bar Mtzyah address was rare
treat evidencing talent one does not often
find IN boy of - years. During the even
ing dancing, interspersed with songs, recita-
tons, etc, were heartily enjoyed by the
many guests, pleasantly ending at o'clock.
Among those present were: Mr.. Wilson,
Mr. Moller. Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Gendar, Mr..
A. Kohl. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kuttner.. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. MendeZ, Mr.. and Mrs. Frieden-
berg, tse Misses Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Kragen, Miss NJ. Kragen, Mr.. NJ. Moses,
Miss Moses, Mr.. H. Abrams. Mr.. Luxen-
2. Herzog, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Basch of Ukiah.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilmer Mr.. III. G. Simmons,
Mr. A Kahn Mrs Kahn Miss .ana Kahn