The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-14

n.V VIII tshc Dl"ce christmas. MT. hurry
0ooke VIII oiheiate AS best man, while Miss
Iessle Olmstead will act as bridesmaid.
After the marriage the young couple will
depart for the home of the groom in New
Orleans.
The wedding of Miss Harriet Williams of
Tacoma. Wash, ami DR.. GUY T. Manning
| OF this city will take place in Sacramento
next Wednesday.
The Oakland CotilIon Club.
| The second german OF the Oak a d season
was given by the Cotillon Club at Military
/ Hall last Friday night
1t was as pronounced q success as was the
| german of a month ago. The hall was as
handsomely decorated for the occasion and
| presented gay appearance. There was an
! attractive array of new winter gowns, some
! of the toilets being simply ravishng. Mr..
j. A. Folger led the cotiilon and Bran dts
| Orchestra furnished the music. At II
| O'Clock an elegant repast was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
| Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Hamilton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. S. Stratton. Mr.. and Mrs. }. p. jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orestes Pierce, Mrs. Haekett.
| Mrs. Sessions. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Ralston,
Mrs. Wall. Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Whitney,
Miss Gertrude Bailey, Miss Burden. Miss
Booth. Miss FIorine Brown, Miss Chabot.
Miss Farrier. Miss Grimes. Miss Goodall.
Miss Hall, Miss iioughton, Miss Hutchin-
son, Miss Marble Hutchinson. Miss Knowles,
Miss Mamie Knowles. Miss Nj. Annie
Miss L. NJ. Moore Miss Orr. Miss Pierce,
Miss Pringle. Miss Clara Raston, Miss
| Sessions, Miss Tubes, Miss Wall, Miss Ella
Wall. Miss Wheaton, Miss Macdonald, Miss
Miss Hathaway, Miss Minnie Hathaway,
Miss Ethel Moore. Miss Phillips, Miss Van
Wyck, Miss Lucy NJ. Brown, Miss Elizabeth
I. Haght, Miss u. W. PendletOn.
Messrs; j. Z; Ainsworth Jr;;,, II, b. Aims
Dworlh, Edison Adams. Henry II. Adams, A;
Breck, Harry Coleman, Joseph Clement,
Donald Y. Campbell, Robert NJ. Fitzgerald,
). A: Folser, Cleveland Forbes, L. S. Hell
Ter. II. II. Haight, l.. E. Haight, Z. p. Hub
bard. II; B, Houghton, Prentice Hqtehin-
son. A; X; James, Ii. J; Knowles, S. B. Me
kee, }. c. Mckee, Harry East. = Miller.
Horace Fl. Miller. William Magee. Thomas
Magee, A. 5. Macdonald. William Pown-
ing. B. H. PendletOn, b. j. Pringle, Ed G.
Vincent, Stedman Van Wyck, George
Karl Howard, H. E. Wadsworth, A. n.
Bailey, Fred Lake, Ralph Moore, j. a. Bell,
John Cunningham, Lester Herrck. f. b.
Peterson. George j. AuguI. ii. III. Watson,
| George d. Greenwood, A. II. Small, George
Vernon Gray, Frank Owen, Leland 5. La
throp. A. a. Moore.
The Sbarboro House Warming.
A prominent affair on Saturday evening
was the ''house-warming party" given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sbarboro at their maGnifi-
cent hew residence on Preside Heights,
where it constitutes the best improvement
yet made.
The residence, which is on the southwest
corner OF Washington and Walnut streets,
commands a superb and probably I'M
eQualed panorama. In the distance are the
Oakland hills, on the west Golden Gate
Park bounded by the Pacific Ocean, and in
front lie the Preside parks, slopiug down
to the beautiful Bay of San Francisco, with
Its picturesque Islands aud military forts.
1t is in the Italian style of architecture; has
two round towers as well as two porches
from which the view can be enjoyed. The
| house, which is surrounded with beautiful
garden aid endowed with every conceivable
modern comfort, was evidently built with
an eye to hospitality, as 1t contains dining
room which can seat go people.
The guests arrived about o'clock, and
shortly afterward Miss Aida Sbarboro
opened an informal programme with an eff
feetive piano solo, followed by piano selec-
ton, Professor V. UrsumandO; vocal duet,
| Miss Ida Nalerga and Mrs. l.. Steifani; vo-
cal solo. Professor ZIliani; piano duet, Pro-
| feSsor and Mrs. UrsumaudO; seXtet from
'RIgoletto," Miss Ida Naerga, DR.. Rot
| tamil, Hiss Adele Rottanzi, Mr.. ID. p. Rossi,
! Miss Silvia ROttanz, Professor Ziliani ;
| song, Mime. a. Tojetti, accompanied by Pro-
lessor Ziliani.
Al TIE close OF the musicale, which was
| thoroughly enjoyed, the company proceeded
! to the spacious dinlng-room. Here an inter
| eSting ceremony took place in the pTesenta-
| ton TO Mr. 4. SbarboTo by the directors of
| the San Francisco Mutual Loan Association
| OF magnificent silver tea service ana china
! dinner set. Mr., Sbarboro made felicitOus
response, acknowledging the gift as a hand
! some mark of appreciation of his work as
! Secretary Of the association for many years.
When justice had been done to substanti-
| ais and delicacies Oh the table glasses were
filled and some happy t0astS were spoken
to by the following, the only interruption
being afforded by the Oakland Brigade"
having to catch tho last boat: Mr.. L. j.
Welsh, Mr. James ii. Barry, A. Sbarboro,
the host; Mr.. =. c. ROssi, President OF the
Italian-Swiss az. Colony; Hon. G. Branchi.
Italian Consul; G. .Calegaris, President OF
Italian Chamber of Commerce; Count 6.
| MaraZzli, Ita ian Vice-COnSul; G. Sala,
President Italian Mutual Benevolent So
| ciety; G. c. Ceyasco, President of
the Itallan-Swiss Mutual Loan Association !;
| William Wagner. the Oldest Treasurer Of
| building and loan associations IN the State !;
Native Sons of the Golden West. j. A.
Spinetti; c. a. Malm, for many years Vice
! President Of several building and loan as
sociations; F. Cavagnaro, agent of the
| ltalian-Swiss Ag. Colony; tue ladies,
Mrs. L. Steffani; p. Morbio. editor Italia !;
D. Freidenrich, first attorney OF building
and loan associations in the State; j. j. To-
afterward returned upstairs, where they en-
| joyed music and dancing for several honrs
Among those present at the notable cele-
! bration were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j..
| Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Malm, Comm.
| g. Branchi, Italian Consul; Count G. Ma
razzi, Italian Vice-Consul; Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs James Fl.
! Barry Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Cevasco, Mr.
and Mrs. A. SbarbOro, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
Music, Dr. and Mrs. }. Pescla, Dr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Cavalli, MI and Mrs.
l. Quenin, Professor and Mrs. V. Ursu-
mando, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Fontana. Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Sala, Mr.. and Mrs J. Nash,
MIR. and Mrs; j. a. Sp1etti, Mrs: 6. Cagli,
eri, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bacgalupi. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. SINH. Mir. and Mrs. &. Iaccheri,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stark, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Onesti, Mr.. and Mrs. g.. Baci-
galupi, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Benjamin,
| Mr.. and Mrs B. Z. Seyerns, Mr. ana Mrs.
| C. H. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Mar
| tin, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Glletti. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Hufschmidt, MIR. and Mrs. L.. Brizzolara,
MI and Mrs. b. Sbarboro, Mr.. and Mrs G..
Beretta, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Rogers, Mrs l..
jett, Miss Aida SbarbOro, Miss Elite Sew,
erns, Miss Emma NJ. Severns, Miss Ethel
| Severns, Miss Lena Malm, Miss Eugena
Brizzoara. Miss Ida Valerga, Miss Stella
| Sonntag, Miss Micheett, Miss Music, Miss
| l.. Music, Miss Ii. Merle, Miss Sylvia Rot
1 u,
Beretta, Mrs. Anna Beretta, Miss Amelia
Rotto Miss Maggie Bacigalupi, Miss Anna
Federspie, the Misses Mary T. and Tillie
! Conway; Messrs. James Spanton, A.
Merle. r. Doyle. p. c: Rossi, Master A.
q. Sbarboro, Master Romolo Sbarb no,
P. Canepa, A. E. Severns, F. Cavag-
marc, Dr. L. Rottanzi, DR.. Y. Vaecari.
A. Moretti, Z. Biesta, A. Brizzolara,
Colonel j.; j. Iobin, 2. Micheett, T. n.
Belgrano, j. c. Hughes, Thomas Winters.
4 mi
| 3. Leyaggi Cesare Beretta, S. Federspiel,
P. Sonntag. S. r. Doyle, d. Freidenrich.
Professor l.. f. ZIlliani, e. Calegaris, d. p.
Rossi. George f. Conway, Guido Caglieri,
| James Welsh.
| Party on Park Avenue.
very pleasant birthday surprise party
| was rendered to Mr.. John Gardner by some
of his friends at his residence Cd Park
| avenue Saturday last.