The morning call., 1891-12-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Wedding of Miss Helen Levy and
Mi. S. W. ROSenfeld.
The Del Monte Club Party-Ladies Of the
G. A R-Garfeld Lodge Dance-sons of
st. George-Personals.

The Western Addition Literary and
Social Club will hold their December meet
ing this evening at Odd Fellows Hall. An
amusing sketch. Poor Pilicoddy." will be
rendered by the club comedy company, and
Miss Carrie n Roma and Miss Mary
Thorne will sing. besides which there will
be other attractions.
The marriage of Miss Susie Perkins,
daughter Of Ex-Governor ana Mrs. George
{. Perkins of Oakland, TO Mr.. William
Smith Of Oakland, will take place next
Saturday at the residence of the brides
parents in Oakland.
The exact amount realized by the recent
club base ball game for the benefit of the
Children's Hospital was S2121 so and
check for that amount has been forwarded
by Messrs. W. B. Brown and a. II. Small
of the clubs to Miss Ashe, Treasurer of the
Crutch and Splint Endowment Fund of
that institution.
The officers of the army at the Presid 10
have sent out invitations for their winter
hops to be given at the assembly rooms on
alternate Tuesdays commencing December
I'D.
On Friday last at Ocean View there was
an entertainment and afterward a dance
gotten up by the ladies Of that suburb.
The worthy object was to raise funds to
buy piano for the public school. DR.. Gal
win spoke very feelingly and forclbly on our
public schools; Miss Bonnie Spanier danced
a skirt-dauce and was followed by Miss
Marie Mahoneys the daughter of Senator
Mahoney, in solo on the violin. Mr.. F.
MOrasky favored the large audience with
"Ostler joe" Mr.. Morasky was followed
by many others in songs and recitations.
Miss Marie Zane entertained a number of
lad Mt oh nj IA INN
last week. Among those present were Miss
Auttall, Miss Scott, Miss Ashe, Miss Castle,
Miss MercadO. Miss Hope Ellis, Miss Find
ley, Miss Thompson, Miss Kate VOORHEES,,
Miss Sailie Maynard and Miss Edna Robin
son.
Mrs. John Landers will give tea this
afternoon at her residence, I'LL HYDE street.
The hours named are from TO o'clock.
The Excelsior Musical and Literary Club
with its friends enjoyed a pleasant dance
on NJ nday evening, interspersing the num-
bers with musical and literary selections.
Mrs. c. Preston Robinson will give a
dance at the Pleasanton this evening in
honor Of her daughter. Miss Edna Robin
son, who will on this occasion be formally
introduced into society.
At the Sbarboro party given last Satur-
day evening the very difficult accom- pani-
ment which aided Nine. Amelia TOiett in
ara from Faust" was played by Pro-
tesSor Y. Ursumando instead OF Professor
Zilian as inadvertently stated in our col
umns last Monday morning.
The freshman class of '95 of the Berkeley
University will hold their first ''glee" at
Cnion-square Hall this evening.
James A. Garfield Corps, No is, W. Il. c.,
gave pleasant dance last evening at Pho
neer Hail. The feature Of the evening was
drill by the Select Knights of America
Mr. George L, Crale managed the floor. and
the ladies in charge consisted of: Mrs. Lily
Rusenger, Mrs Caroline Dibbee, Mrs
KATE Howard, Mrs. Rosa Bergman, Mrs.
+. 5. Pohli and Mrs. Henrietta Struck
meyer.
The pupils Of the Italian Musical Insti-
tute viii give concert and dance this even
lug at | niOn-square Hall.
The \. g. c. banquet reported in an
other column, was a notable event last
evening.
The Ladies Elsmere Club will hold a
laZaar in the kindergarten-roOms, 1l3l y
Mission street, to-day, from l until 10
o'clock.
The comedy of Held by the Enemy will
be produced by society amateurs at the
Oakland Thester this evening for the
benefit of the Fabiola Training School As
soeiation and the Oakland Central Free
Kindergarten.
Young Ladies' Institute No. will give
thrlStmaS-tree social this evening at the
Red Branch Hall. The feature of the Occa-
sion will be the appearance of Santa Claus,
who will bestow upon each guest a valuable
gift.
The Rosenfeld-Levy Wedding.
Last evening nearly $50 friends assembled
at the Hotel California to witness the mar
rage Of Miss Helen Levy. daughter of Mrs.
Isaac Levy, to Mr.. S. w. R0senfeld Of Port
land. Oregon.
The ceremony was performed under a
pretty green bower in the rotunda on the
banquet-foOr by the Rev. Dr. Voorsanger.
The bride looked charming in a toilet Of
White brocade. trimmed with hyacinths and
Duchesse and point lace. She wore dia-
mond earrings, rings and a diamond star
couture pin, the gift of the groom.
An elaborate supper was afterward en-
JOyed, many happy speeches being made
and congratulatory kilograms read. The
guests remained till early morning. dancing
to the music of Ballenberg's Orchestra.
The happy pair left for their hotel at late
hour, and will take a bridal trip in the
south before going to Portland, where they
Will reside at the Hotel Portland. On their
return TO this city they will hold a reception
at the Palace Hotel.
Among those present were: Mrs. I. Levy,
Miss ROsenfeld, Mr.. J. CobentZ, Mr.. Daniel
Levy, Mr.. NJ. Levy, Mr.. l. ". Levy, Mrs
WeilIl, MI and Mrs; Gerst, Miss. L: Gerst.
J. Fleischmann. Miss Lucy Calm. Miss Il.
Appel. Miss Lou Well, Miss FL. Sachs, Miss
(. Meyer, Mrs. S. Blum of Martinez, Mr..
and Mrs. Refs, Mr.; and Mrs. L. Bine; Mr..
CoblentZ, Mr.; and Mrs. L. Kaufman. Mr..
and Mrs Wolff Miss Calm. Miss Lottie
Cert, Miss Rose Rich, Miss ROsener, Miss
Nettie Held. Miss Fleischmann Miss
Strauss, Miss Eppenheimer. Miss Sadie
Levy, Miss Blanch Coblentz.
The wedding presents were very hand
some, and included three silver table
services. solid silver tea set, with bronzes
and bric-a-brac of all varieties.
Ladies' of the G. A. r.
At their regular meeting, on the 10th inst,
Edward Roby Circle, No. 2, Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Sacramento.
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year; Annie Poulk. President; Zurilda
McMurry, Senior Vice President; Annie
Van Horn. Junior Vice-Presdent; Emma
Runriek, Treasurer; Mary r. AYerill,
Chaplain; Hermonie Jones, Conductor
Aisle Smith, Guard; delegates to State En-
cGampment-Eliza Grithen. Mary, Osgood,
Ella Boles; aIternates III. WaggoneT,
Helen Apple, J. c. Jones.
The Del Montes' Party.
The Del Monies held an enjoyable party
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Two
hundred couples participated.
New music was furnished by Blum's Or
ehestra. aud the floor was directed by Mr..
S. p. Kane. A very enjoyable evening was
spent.
The officers of the club are: Mr. j. r.
Burns, President; Mr.. s. p. Kane, Vice
President; Mr.. John Power, Secretary; Mr.
w. J. Moore, Treasurer.
Sons of St George.
The benefit rendered to Mr.. Thomas
Booth on Saturday evening at B'nai Birth
Hall was a grand success, financially and
socially, the spacious building being crowded
with friends of the beneficiary.
The programme, as follows. was capital
one, and was heartily enjoyed by all: Over
ture, johnson & Gutman's Orchestra open
ing speech Hon. J. NJ. Day; base solo, Mr..
S. j. Sandy; TENOR solo. Mr.. I. II. Wiz
banjo solo. Mr.. Eddie Reynolds, assisted by
Miss Laura Wolff; soprano solo, Miss Lottie
H.. Gregg; comic songs, ToG Tregellas
recitation. Miss Elsie A Duncan; tenor
solo. Mr.. c. A. Boyce concluding with
some good music by Professor d. Mans
fields banjo and guitar club. Dancing fol