The morning call., 1890-11-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Entertainment Given by the
Western Addition Club.
:: Society Observation-Disclosures Marriage.
Native Daughters at Benicia-soms
Weddings-Notes

=. The third annual charity ball under the
auspices Of the Women's Exchange will
take place on December 18th at Pioneer
Hall The Palace parlors now in the hands
of the decorators cannot be made ready in
time, and so the ladies gladly accepted the
generous offer of the Pioneers to use their
ballroom. The decorations already planned
are handsome and striking. the supper will
be of the choicest, and Ballenberg will play.
: The tickets for one are IS. This includes
supper.
The Unitarian Church entertainments
will commence to-day at the parlors of the
church.
Yesterday at San Jose Miss Mamie Brayne
Minor, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 7. o.
Minor and Mr.. George A. Reed were mar
ried at high noon by Rev. j. B. Wakefield
The young couple came to this city and left
for trip to Victoria, b. C..
-. An entertainment and social will be given
by Mantle Parlor, No. los, n. S. G. W., at
Uni0n-square Hall this evening.
About 200 people enjoyed the choice con-
cert and dramatic recital gwen at Irving
. Hall last evening in aid of the Episcopal
Church Building Fund.
St Marcus Ladies' Society will hold its
sixteenth annual ball at Saratoga Hall this
evening.
received at Camp Waterman First Regiment
Drum Corps will give a banquet to Fifth
Regiment Drum Corps. Company a, of Oak
land, in This city on the evening Of Decem-
Der 9Th.
At last the much-anticipated society base
bail match between the Bohemian Club of
this city and the Athenan Club of Oakland
has been arranged. The rival mines will
meet in battle array next Saturday after
noon at the Emeryyille grounds, in Oakland.
The proceeds will 60 for the benefit of the
Oakland FREE kindergarten.
Mr.. Fabian will be introduced to San
Francisco audience this evening. HIS repu-
IatiUn in the East has preceded his arrival,
and tonight at Calvary Presbyterian Church
the distinguished basSo and elocutioniSt is
likely to be warmly greeted The young
ladies Of the Semper tidelis Society wish
to call particular attention 10 this OPT or
tunity.
Western Addition Club Entertainment.
- very large audience enjoyed the comedy
presented last evening By the Western Ad-
dirion Ii terary and Social Club at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Ii was preceded by an overture
by Noah Brandts Orchestra, the sweetness
of which was somewhat muffied by the in
terceptIng curtain.
Eunctualty is usually a golden rule at
these entertainments, but owing 10 the late
arrival OF an actor in the opening scene
n llttle delay occurred. At length wood
cocks Little Game" in two acts, was pre-
sented with the following east: Mr.. Wood
cock, Mr.. j. Barton Readman; Mr.. Christie
pher Larkings, Mr.. WIN C. Meagher; Mr..
Adolphus SANDSTONE, Mr.. viii Hallet;
David, Mr. Thomas Irwin; Mrs. Colonel
Carver, Miss Miriam c. Jehu; Mrs. Wood
cock, Miss joey Gordon; Mrs. Larkings,
Miss Louise Cosgru.
Any extended comment is unnecessary in
the light of the general ease and readiness
Of the characters. A word must be said for
the delightfully."- clear enunciation of Miss
Jehu and the arch malice as portrayed by
Miss CoSgr0. Miss Gordon made pretty
brIdp. MesSrs. Hallet and Irwin were COM
paTatively new TO their audience and made
a good impression. Mr.. Meagner and Mr..
Readman are old fayorites and We're capital,
the formers shrug or rather thrill OF pain as
his wounded arm was touched being par
ticularly realistic. The stage was ably
managed by MIR. Readman.
Dancing was afteTward enjoyed as usual
TIL midnight. The general supervision of
the pleasant affair was in the hands of the
oificerS and Executive Committee as fol-
lo0s OhiceTS-Presldent,W VIII c. Mea2her;
y ce-P President, George 4. Mullin; Financial
Secretary, Norman Z. Harris; Treasurer,
". a Searles; Recording Secretary, HarrI-
son HousewoFth. Executive COMMITTEE
4. VI. Thornton. w. III. Halet, Ii. Z.
Holmes, II. ii. " wainwright, a. q. Pierce.
An Oakland Musicale.
Judge and Mrs. Alfred Barstow delighted
their friends with most enjoyable musicale
at their Eighteenth-stTeet residence, Oak
Lana, last Monday night. a feature of the
evening %as the playing CT an orchestra of
thirty performers, under the leadership of
Professor j. II. Rosewald. Miss Grace
BlIstow, who is a pupil Of Professor
Rosewald, and studied under Camilla
UISo during the latter's stay here,
favored the audience with violin
solo, which was heartily appreciated.
Among those present were: MISS Fox,
Mrs y J. Afuffitt, Miss Moliie Hutchinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. \. Redfisld, Mrs. Potter,
the Misses Herrick, Miss Ruth Dyer, Mrs.
A. A Moore, Mrs. A. Fine, Mrs. Hern. Miss
Tucker, Mrs. n. II. and Miss Margaret }.
a. Fine, Henry Fine, A. Il. Moore Jr.,
George W. McNear, Aleek Stewart, Ben III.
rrndIeton, Hon. C. n Fox, Alfred Wilkie,
Professor ID. 2. Hughes, Alex Marx, Ben
Marx, Theodore PoinueXter, a. z. BraytOn
Jr., Prentice Hutchinson.
50 successful was the musicale that thu
programme will be repeated next Monday
evening at the Barstow residence.
The ue-Brown Wedding.
Miss Lillian NJ. Brown, daughter Of Cap
tain ana Mrs. c. NJ. Brown, highly re-
speeted citizens, and Mr.. J. L. Ballentine
Of Alameda, we've united in marriage re-
Gently at the residence Of the brides
parents, 156 Perry street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. John Kirby OF
Alameda, only the immediate relatives Of
- the contracting parties being present.
Congratulations were heartily extended to
the happy young couple after the simple
vet IMPRESSIVE ceremony and the guests
then enjoyed the sumptuouS wedding BAN
duet The presents from friends Of the
bride and groom were OIL unusual elegance
AID usefulness, showing the popularity OF
tie happy couple.
The afternoon trim for Santa Cruz was
taken. and during the few moments stop at
Park-street Station, Alameda, number oil
their friends met them and wished them
much JOY, with hopes of long and prosper.
Gus lie After spending week or SO al
Santa Cruz and a few days at San Jose they
prop osed taking up their residence In tDe
e!ega at new hume just completed Tor MI
Bale milne on Eneinal avenue, west OF
Twenty-third (OalO street. The house Is
hands ome twO-st0Ty structure OF modern
design and good proportions. IL hao peen
elegantly furnished and completely ntted up
in readiness for occupancy.
Among those who were present at the
eddng ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. Ward, Captain and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown,
MIR. and Mrs 4. S. Barber, Mr. and Mrs. w.
c. Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.: Catbcart,
Nr. John Brown OF Indiana, Rev. John
Kirby and Mir. and Mrs. j. L. Ballentine-
The yernons' Party.
The Vernuns gave another pleasant party
last evening at Union-square Hall About
one hundred couples were present during
the grand march, which was led by Mi. H.
7. Ashton and Miss Gallagher.
Blum's Orchestra furnished the music and
the dancing proceeded merrily till after
midnight. A unique feature of the arrange,
ments was the programmes. which were all
charIed and sealed with red wax, presenting
the appearance Of love letter or other
brand su1fched from the burning.
The is1lowing composed the special CON-
mitteeS: Floor manager, ii. T. Ashton !;
assistant floor manager, T. I. Kaufman !;
Committee Of ArraDgements-T. L. Gala
CHER, +. E. Sloane, +. r. Butt, Reception
Committee-The Vernons.
Ashby-sullivan Wedding in Oakland.
Colonel W. II. Ashby of Piedmont and
Miss Eleanor r. Sullivan of Oakland were
united in marriage at O'clock last Monday
evening at the residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs. b. A. Sullivan, by the Rev.
Father McSweeney. Only a few Of the ini-
mediate members Of the family were invited
The bride is widely known and highly es-
Ind