The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-12

champagne corks and the strains of music
furnished by the Italian String Orchestra,
following gentlemen: Rev. !. Jonas, MIR.
Hartman of San Francisco, Mr.. j. New
man, Mr.. w. Dr0ssner, Mr.. Marcus Levy of
San Francisco, Mr.. Alfred Dresner, Mr.. d:
San Bernardino, Mr.. Leopold Jonas of
New York, Mr.. Marcus Jonas and Rev. NJ.
| S. Levy. Dancing was INDUCED in after the
banquet and was kept up till an early hour
| in the morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas received many hand
some and costly presents, among which was
piano from their brothers.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. |.
! Jonas, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Levy, Mrs. l.
| Simon Rev. and Mrs. Levy, Misses ANNE
and Stella Hartman, Miss Jennie Dressner,
I Miss Minnie Jonas, Miss D. Jonas of Santa
| Cruz, Miss Alice Newman OF Natsonvllle,
Miss j. l.. Jonas of San Bernardino Rev.
and Mrs. j. Jonas, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ; hart,
man, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Cohen. MIR. and
Mrs NJ Jonas, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Newman Of
| San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. RoSen berg
of Nevada City, Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. Goodman
of Fresno, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. DreSsner, Mr..
Saul Jonas of San Francisco, MI ana Mrs
Gus Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Shlauper,
| Mr.. Leo Jonas of New YORK, Mr.. Louis
| Jonas of San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
/ Jonas, Mr.. A. NJ. Jackson, Mr.. NJ. lehman,
Mr.. Brock.
a Juvenile Dancing Entertainments
filed last Saturday evening with the happy
parents and friends of the Juvenile class,
the occasion being the farewell of the old
year and the welcome 10 the new.
The hall was elegantly trimmed with
foliage, relieved with scarlet and orange
| dTapeTies. The floor was canvaSsed with
| white ana the children elegantly dressed in
varied costumes, making the scene pretty
| one long to be remembered by those pres
! ant In r. prfT IN warn
respect and called forth the applause it de-
! served
The festival opened with the Psyche of
the evening" Miss Ida Marriott, in the
fling" The sailor hOrnpipe OF little Miss
| Smith was marvel and she well deserved
the applause she received The Little
| Fishermen" by twenty of the smallest chill
dren, was finely done. The pas-seul by
| Miss Meyer was well executed. The Loves
! Request by Miss Lawson and the "Cachuct
| by Miss Smith were probably the gems of
the evening. The Scar" by eight young
| ladies, was much applauded.
The audience was delighted with the BAL
! let IF Angels" by twenty young misses.
! Miss Nee onshay a little mite OF years,
| danced The - Irish WasherWOman," and
created quite a furore among the audience,
and well deserved the applause, as she
danced to perfection. Inc Lovers Of
Miss Perry was very pretty. Miss Fried
lander danced in 'Silvyo" beautifully. Miss
Sadie Quinn danced "CracpYienne" finely,
while the "Cachuca" of Miss Davis was
poem. Miss Cochran danced 'Robear' de-
Iightfully; The Tyroian," by Miss Smith,
Miss Cochran and Master Rlngrose was one
of the gem, of the evening; The Hungar-
ian," by Miss Lund and Master Heyer, was
another of the handSomeSt dances Of the
evening; the double cachuca. by Miss
MarSdUn and Miss Perry, was very hand
some; one of the haudsomest dances of the
evening was La Belle Jardiniere," by Miss
BOwlin; Master HELEN in the fling de-
lighted his friends; beautiful child looked
Miss Payne in the fling; The Rose" by
Lawson and Master RngrOse, was APP
pauded, and they deserved the compi-
ment for rendering it so artiStically; Miss
Marriott. in The lrshwoman," pleased all;
Miss Marsdon, in 'RObear," danced it very
gracefully.
The graduate of the evening was Miss
Lund, beautiful little miss OF S years, who
danced the CraccOvienne, after which she
stood while she was covered with flowers
and presents from her many friends. Mrs.
Clark then stepped forward and cUmpli-
mented her On tie three years she had been
a student in the academy, saying she was
deserving of praise, and then presented a
token of her love. She then in return
thanked Mrs. Clark and presented her with
a stand Ut flowers.
This little ceremony was followed by the
'Leonies" by Miss Seaton, a beautiful dance;
the 'Farnb0ne," by Miss Davis; the Loves
Request" by Miss Quinn; the 'Paiesterine,"
by Miss Freedlande and Miss Bowler. One
of the dances Of the evening deserves special
mention, that Of Master Heyerin the sailors
honpipe.
Tie children were all cnstumed very ele-
gantly, the rich c0lOrs OF their dresses. their
happy faces combining with the gayety of
the occasion to make a fairy scene indeed.
The Poke Quadrille, the Berlin, the Re-
publican, We're danced during the evening,
terminating with the country dance, after
which refreshments we're served, thus clos
ing one OF the pretties: festivals Of the kind
Of the season OF 1891.
Parties to Take Place.
What are enigmaticaIly termed Ladies
High links, Mystic Degrees of Stanford
High Rollers" will be given this evening at
ODD Fellows Hall.
The next party Of the Sports" which is
the fourth Of the season, will be held at
Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening next
The march Will begin promptly at $50
Fun dress is required. Carriages may be or
dered at l. The COMMITTEES is composed Of
the following gentlemen: Messrs. j. 2. Par
ker, j. q. McCarty, W. II. HaycOck f. A.
Cutting, c. 3. Sloan, f. II. GUNNER, T. j.
Bauer, G. w. Lampman, f. N. Wheaton,
". IL Growell, d; Z. llson, r. B. Snow
grass, W. Gregg, W G. Heyer, X. II. Naun-
ton, +. II. Ileypr, w. c. Gregg, d. j. Dris-
coll, W. l.. Hughson, j. E. Mills.
california Guild, No. l, traternal Guild,
will give their New Year social and hop
TINS evening at OulDu-SQuafe Hall.
"a Dream of Fairyland," the cantata
which recently had such success In San
Mateo, will be given at Emmanuel Baptist
Church, on Bartlett street, near Twenty
third, on Friday evening next.
Evans Council. No. 81, o. c. F., will hold
a public installation party and hop at Wash
ington Hall on Wednesday evening next
Alta LOdgr, No. II, Legion of the West
will hold public Installation of officers at
Shlels Building this evening. which will be
followed by a grab party.
The Marine Engineers Association, No.
| 80, OF San Francisco, will hold their eighth
| anniversary ball and entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall. on Thursday evening next
Hesperlan Parlor, No. 1877, n. S. g. W.,
known as the Young Giants of the Mis-
| slon,' will hold an open installation and en-
tertainment at Mission Opera Hall on Thurs
day evening next.
National Parlor No. 1lS, n. S. G. W..
VII W. hold It's third anniversary party at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening next
The hfSt annual ball of tue Sewing-ma-
chlne Agents Protective Association will be
held In Union-square Hall ON Saturday even
ing next.
An entertainment and ball will be given
by the Champion Social Club at St Georges
Hall next Saturday evening.
The pupils of Anderson9 Academy will
! receive their friends next Saturday evening
| streets. wv
The Zg-Zag Club has issued most original
Invitations for its next party, which will
take place at Mission Music Hall on Friday
evening, the 23d inst. The invitations are
printed on long strip of heavy, ragged
edged paper, folded four tines On the
outside is the name Of the club, printed in
| raised zig-Zag letters. On one of the Inside
leaves is printed the following:
| Hip. hip. hurrah! Unfurl the flag
| That bears the magic name "Zlg-Zag."
| Don't mind the weather: fun's the word
But meet US January twenty Third.
| The NyanZa Club will give its twelfth hon
at Mission Opera Hall on Friday evening,
| the 30th inst.
The Nydia Club will give their initial hop
| Tuesday evening. the Goth inst, at Odd
Fellows Hall. Entirely new features will
| be introduced by this club
| The Berlins have issued elegant invita-
ions for their third hop, to take place at
| Union-Square Hall on the 9th inst.