The morning call., 1890-12-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Good Prospects for the Annual
Charity Ball Tonight.
The Travers-Winkler Wedding at Oakland.
3-watt Dinner-Rscsption to Father
Doogsn-Society Notes.

The annual charity ball under the aus
pieces of the Lady Managers of the Woman's
Exchange will take place this evening at
Pioneer Hall. All arrangements are COM
plete for a delightful evening. Society is
agreed upon the fact that this will be one of
the leading events Of the present season and
it will be attended accordingly. Among
other attractions the visiting King OF the
Hawaiian Islands has signified his intention
of being present.
Golden Gate Parlor, No. SO, n. d. G. W.,
will give their second social hop this even
ing at Saratoga Hall.
Mr.. anu Mrs. l.. K. Stockwell gave din
ner last Tuesday at their residence, 633
OFarrell street. Among the guests were:
Messrs James l.. Flood, Nat Messer and
Charles Cole.
The Vermonters will give their regular
entertainment tonight at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. II. Garthwaite (uee LowelD will give
reception to her friends at her home on
Vernon Heights on Tuesday next.
A Christmas cantata will be given by the
pupils of the Italian Musical Institute, at
Irving Hall. this evening.
Patience" viii be given at the Bijou
Theater, on Market street. this evening, by
the San Francisco Opera Society for the
benefit of the Children's Hospital and Train
ing School for Nurses. The strong cast and
specially trained chorus of forty voices,
together with the wOrthiness of the benefi-
clary, Will, doubtless attract large number
OF Bunthone'S admirers. Already large
number of tickets have been secured.
The progressive euchre party given by
Mrs. John X. Jarboe on Wednesday evening
at her residence on Pine street resolved
itself into charming game of progressive
hearts. Two tables, one red, the other
yellow, accommodated the interested
players, who numbered thirty-six in all.
Pretty little prizes in the form of hearts
added to the zest of the contest A delicious
supper was followed by a little music,
pleasantly terminating the affair."
The Jewett Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett gave pleasant din
ner party on Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence ON the southeast corner of Bush and
were very elegant, the name-cards with
their little landscapes being particularly
admired. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Woouworth. Miss Hammond, Mr..
Hammond, Mrs. Edgerton. Mr.. Quay, Mrs.
hornburg-Crurper. Mr.. Tobin, Miss Tomp-
kins, Miss Thompson, MIR. Galley, MI. Hol-
lHday and Mr.. Graham.
Travers- winkIar Wedding in Oakland.
a wedding took place Wednesday even
ing at st. Johns Episcopal Church, the
contracting parties being Miss Emile Winck-
Ter and Mr.. James W. Trayers, both well
known in Oakland society circles. The dec
orations of the church consisted of palms
and vines artistically arranged. The COM
pany that had assembled to witness the
wedding ceremony was large and fashion,
able one Rev. DR.. Akerly conducted the
rites and pronounced the young couple man
and wife. The bride was simply and ele-
Canfiv af!iyed The hrsdas dc
Lillian Croisant and Miss Bertha Schein,
both of Chico. The gro0msmen were Mr..
Henry Lunstedt and Mr.. Leon Dennery
At the close of the ceremony the bridal
party entered carriages and were conveyed
to the Gaiindo Hotel, where reception was
held.
Mr.. Travers was the founner of the
Golden West the original Native Sons
paper OF the Pacific Coast. He is at pres
ent engaged in business at Seattle, and the
happy couple will make that city their
future home.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Nootbaar Miss
Clara Winkler, Mr.; Carl and Miss Bettina
Mrs. George Mossbacher, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tisch, Mr.; Russell, Mrs. Greedy, Mr.. Will
Travers. Mr.. Harry Travers, Mrs. and Miss
Sweeney, Mrs. and Mrs. r. w.
Mr. 6nS ME- Mr and Mrs VIII .6 Church
WI anu 41tss II. DtlHSltill, MT. anu Mss
Bernstein, Mrs. NJ. Ryan, Judge E. W. Glib
son, Mr.. Charles Little. Mr.. Harry Franbe,
Mr.. Henry Lunstedt, Mr.. Leon Dendery,
Miss Nellie Walsh, Professor and Mrs. l..
n. LeNoir, the Misses LeNoir, Mr. Henry
Menges. DIR. Overend, Mr.. Burbank, the
Misses Flora. Lily and Aiics LeNoir, Miss
I. Ike, Miss Annie Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong, the Misses Julia, Kate and
Bertha Benner, Miss A. Sewell, Miss Jack
son, Miss Lowell.
Complimentary Reunion.
Rev. Father Doogan, O.P., of ST. DOM
mics Church, who recently returned from
six months visit to Europe, was given on
last Tuesday evening banquet by the
fathers and Sunday-School teachers con-
Dected with the church. at st. Dominic's
Hall. The affair was in the nature of a re-
union. as Father Doogan had before his de-
pariure been an energetic worker in the
Sunday-school A very enjoyable time was
had by those who attended.
During the evening the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Chorus, "Home
Again; recitation, WHO Would Be Boy
Miss Nora DnraipG; song. docs Mother
Think of Her Boy?" Mr.. Thomas Mcleod;
recitation, comic selections, Mr.. James
White piano solo. Miss II. Mckinley; reci-
tation. Mr.; J; 0COnnor; song, Sweet Kit
Quinn; recitation. Brave Women" Miss
NJ. Doyle; vocal duet. Music, Moonlight
and Flowers" Misses NJ. Scbwarse and E.
Middleton !. recitation, The Cobblsr," ME-.
James Coffey; plan" solo, Miss Mary Muir
ray; recitation, The Battle of Kiilie-
Miss Lily Cashin; song, "Weicome," Mr..
Willie Moore; piano solo, Miss z. Middle
ton; recitation. Dutch selections, r. Van der
Naillen; piano solo, Miss Annie UNeiH;
shadow pantomime, 1.-The Raying Crazy
Quilt"
The invited guests were as follows: Rev.
Fathers Callaghan, Breen, Doogan, Dyson,
Harrington, O'Neil, Maher, Rooney, Fitz-
simmons and Netterville, Brother Dominic, i
Mrs. NJ. E. Coplan, Miss Kate Watson, Miss
Lilly Cashin, Miss Belle Watson, Miss Nora
Bateinan, Miss Eta Middleton, Miss Mary
Quinn, Miss Sadie Kingsley, Mr.. Ralph
Van der Naillep, Mr.. Thomas Mcleod, Mr.
Thomas Netteryille. MIR. A. q. Mckerron,
Mr.. Francis Tully, Miss May Duraind. Miss
Mary Mary ksssdy MISS MISS MARY NARY M boy Miss Miss
Annie O'Neill, Miss Nellie Gallagher, Miss
Mary Mckinley, Miss Mollie Mahoney, Miss
Mary Walsh, Miss Mary LArkin, Miss
Mary Dnraind, Miss Nora Duraind. Miss
Miss Miss julia Mnrehv Miss Mary GiaprheT
Miss Annie Thorn, Miss Cecilia McFadden,
Mis- Mary Schwartz, Miss Mary Murray;
Messrs. William Moran, Chester Keogh,
James Coffey, Edward Myrisk, Patrick
Rourker L. j. Mcheop, James W Mite, joan
O'CODnor.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
A brilliant wedding took place in Reno,
Sunday afternoon, when Miss Fannie Rus
sack and Mr.. Herman Ash, of that place,
were united by Rabbi Vidaver of this city.
The groem's sister, Mrs. Myer Davidson of
San Francisco, was prominent in the bridal
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Ash will spend their
honeymoon i'll San Francisco, after which
they viii return to Reno, where they will
make their home.
On Thursday, December 4th. Miss Chris
tina Fisher of San Francisco was married To
Mr.. Charles Deppman of Seattle. The mar
riage was celebrated in the First M. E.
Church, Seattle. Rev. Mr.. Davis offciating.
Mr. Frank A. Howell of Riverside, in the
employ of W. r Strong q Co. of Sacra-
mento was united In marriage to Miss Viz
ginia Hensley of Isleton. by Rev. w. p.
Andrews. on November 9th, at the home
of the BRIDES parent. Mrs. NJ. A. Hensley,
on Andrus Island. After wedding br.ak-
fast they took the mail-boat Apache for San
Francisco. Thence they took the steamer