The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Three Native Parl0rs Entertain
Their Friends.
Goo5nsn-Hartman wedding-A Clubs Last
0atiug-T Nation ais Meet in Union
square Hall.

This evening the semi-annual ball, given
by Fair Oaks Camp. No. -, Sons of Veterans,
viii take place at Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Mclaughlin, sister of Mrs. NJ. ".
Ktucaid, has issued invitations for an 'at
home" at her residence, 2219 Pacific avenue,
to-day a: 3 O'Clock.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
term Of six months Of the Zig-Zag Social
Club took place last Thursday night The
new officers are: President. Mr.. W. ii.
Dunlap; Vice-P President Mr. James Frica-
cite; Secretary, Mr.. w. W. Davis; Treas
urer, Mr.. Sumner Foster; Censor, Mr.. Otto
Eppler.
The Frisco Ten will give an entertain
ment and bail at Turn Neren Hall on Turk
street this evening.
Professor l.. yoa der Mehden has been
elected President of the San Francisco
Musical Fund Society for the ensuing year.
The Star Minstrel Club will give an en-
tertainment and ball at Mission Turn Verein
Hall this evening.
On Thursday, in Oakland, Mr.. Harry
Blossom Gregg Of Red Bluff was married to
Miss Adah Elmore Littlefeld of Oakland by
the Rev. II. 3. Heacock. They viii go to
Red Bluff tomorrow.
The Eola Club will give cologne party
tonight at new TeGtonia Hall.
The La NoItas were at homep last even
ing in their hall in Saratoga Building, when
a brief programme OF exercises was followed
by dancing. occupying pleasant evening.
The Committee of Arrangements consisted
of Mr.. T. J. Murphy, Mr.. f. S. Pinkham
and Mr. E. Clark. The floor was managed
by Mr.. f. ). Pinkham, assisted by Messrs.
j. Mctyoy and Z. Hallahan.
The Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club will give their thirteenth annual party
this evening at Saratoga Hall.
In this city, on the 18th inst, were mar
Tied,by the Rev. John Gray, Mr. William A.
Walker to Miss Emma Sligar, both of Blggs,
Butte County: The happy couple are stop
ping at the Baldwin Hotel for a few days
before returning to Biggs. The bride is one
OF Butte COunty's br ghteSt and most ac-
ctmpilShed daughters. Her husband Is one
OF the best known men in Northern Califor-
MIA. As a cuntractorand brick-manufactuTer
his work is known and appreciated in nearly
every town north Of Sacramento, and many
of the finest buildings in California were
planned and erected under his supervision.
He Is a member of the Board of Supervisors
Of Butte County from the Fourth District,
and enjoys wide reputation in social and
business circles.
An entertainment and social will be given
by the Danish Ladies Relief Society at
UnIoE-square Hall this evening
The Bay City Parior Party.
Tie third Semi-annual ball of Bay City
ParlOr, No. 104. Native Sons of the Golden
West, attracted very large and select at
tendance to Odd Fellows Hall last evening
Invariably pleasant as the parlor'S enter
tainments are in the intervening periods,
these semi-annual occasions naturally evoke
the greatest interest and constitute a general
Iallying point for the numerous friends Of
Bay City.
Very bright the hall appeared about 9
O'clock when the grand march was forming.
The national cOlOrs Haunted their bravery
about door and stage with great effect, andths
brilliant light was thrown back from 4 score
Of giobular retiectOrs depending from the
balconies. In the midaIr swung Japanese
umbrellas surrounded with oddly shaped
lanterns, bobbing in the waves OF air set in
motion by tie animated thrOng beneath.
President Benjamin Frankenberg leu the
grand march With Miss Nathan, followed by
over 200 couples, many arriving later to min
gle in the dances. Evening dress was the
rule, and the ladies toilets were well calcu-
lated to set of the wearers with due effect.
Dancing, varied by conversation promenade
between the sixth and seventh numbers,
continued enjoyably till after midnight.
The committees of the evening were COM
posed as follows: Committee of Arrange
ments-A. D. Abrams Chairman, w. f.
Letson, ;. Gabriel, j. H. Newbauer, A.
Peiser, d. L. Hollub, /. Leyingston; floor
manager. A. D. Abrams; assistant floor
manager, ). }. Alderman; Floor Committee
Eugene W. Levy, Charles LiDdeman, |.
Leyingston. Nat b Raphael, Eugene Korn,
). Bloom, B. FrankenbeIg, +. b. Levy, C.
A Lipman; Reception Committee-Alex
PeiSer Chairman, ). Coblentz, II. l.. GUM
burger, Harry Nordman, j. Gabriel. 5.
Peiser, L. Rosenberg. H. e. w. Dnkelspiel.
the officers of the parior are: Mr.. B.
FrankenbeTg, President; Mr.. S. Peiser,
First Vice President; Mr. ID. Hollub, Sec
ond Vice President; Mr.. c. A. Lipman,
Third Nice-P President; Mr.. S. Gabriel. Re-
cOTding Secretary; Mr.. l.. T. Price, Flnan-
cial Secretary; DR.. B. NJ. Gunzburger,
Treasurer; Mr.. W. f. LetSon, Marshal !;
Mr. ). LoYeTich, Historian; Mr.. NJ 4. Bley,
Inside Sentinel; Mr.. William Carman, Out
side Sentinel; Mr.. Alexander Peiser, Mr. d.
NJ. Davidson, Mr.. b. Bearwald, Trustees.
The Goodman-Hartmnn Wedding.
A remarkably pretty wedding took place
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hart
man, 2124 Post street, last Wednesday
evening. when their daughter, Miss Lulu c.
Hartman, was united in marriage TO Mr.. Sol
3. Goodman of Fresno. The residence was
most beautifully decorated for the occasion
with choice plants and eXotics.
The impressive ceremony was performed
by Rev. NJ. 5. Levy of Oakland. The bride
looked charming In her bridal robe. She
carried a large bouquet of white roses.
After the ceremony and congratulations, an
elegant Tepast was served, where a couple
Of h0urs were delightfully."- passed, and the
many kilograms Of absent ones were listened
10. Music aud dancing completed the pleas
ures Of the evening. The presents were
most numerous and costly.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman are spending their
honeymoon at Monterey and Santa Cruz, and
will make their home in Fresno. They have
tie best wishes of a host of friends.
The Orc Elmo Parior Entertainment.
The whole of Saratoga Building was occu-
pied last evening by social cOntingents. In
The large upper hall the friends OF Gro Fine
PaTlor assembled to enjoy an entertainment
and dance given by the bright young ladies
of that organization.
Following was the programme: Piano
solo, Miss Katie Rupert; song, Miss Bertha
Fortrieda; recitation, Miss Ethel Easten
vocal duet. the Misses Hermina and Jose
phine Andres comic song, Master l.. Water
man; song, Miss Agnes OBrien; song, Miss
p. Kaplan: comic song, Mr.. J. Davis
operetta. " Well Have to Mortgage the
Farm" by the Glee Club of Protection
Lodge, with the following cast: Miss Cal
dara, Miss Andres Miss Jennie Fischer.
Miss Louise Hartman, Miss Helms; Messrs.
Lamp. Hausser, Caldara, Cummings,
BrOty.
After the bright operetta refreshments
were served from a dainty corner booth,
fashioned Of an immense Japanese umbrella
fest. oned with delicately tinted null. Dane
ing then prevailed until late under the direc-
ton Of Miss Emeline Roberts, assisted by
Miss Ethel Easton, Miss Helen Calender,
Miss Agnes Zissig and Miss Laura Carey.
The Reception Committee was composed
Of Orc Fine Parler as a whole, while the
capable Committee Of Arrangements con-
sisted Of Miss Emma Dellwig, Mrs. G. a.
Cummings, Miss Rebacea Rosenthal, Miss
Jennie Bawlns, Miss \. Rupert and Miss
Carrie Rohrbacher.
The Nationally Party.
The Nationals" composed of members
Of c and G companies, n. G. c., held their
monthly party at Unicn-square Hall last
evening. There was the usual select at
t.ndance, and the affair was altogether en-
IIrely enjoyable.
Mr.. j. 5. Hawkins and Miss Elise Nc
Iutosh led the grand march to Blum's music.
The programmes, with their bright frontis-
piece representing "a Halt Under Arms"
made pretty souvenirs of the occasion when
an advanced hour had dispersed the merry