The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-26

| son. Isaac UDHail, EuBSBS DUN, DtIudlu
| Miller, Norris English. The party was
under the charge of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
English and Mr.. Warren B. English
The Carmel Society.
The Carmel Society, consisting principally
of ex-graduates of the Jesuts School, Will
| hold its annual dance and banquet on Mon
! day evening, the 9th proN., being the Mon
day before the commencement OF Lent.
| Mr. f. T. Hughes has bsen elected PreSl'
! dent, Mr.. r. E. Bailly Secretary and Mr..
w. 4. Richards Treasurer. Other members
are: DR.. Morris, MeSsrs, David j. Cos
tello. Mr.. StapletOn, S. HaskinS, Ii. B..
Moyneshaw, Il. L. Carter, j. p. Sweeney,
f. t. GorzazA, ID. O'Connell, l.. c. Knell ,
c. Z. Troy, Vincent Tubin, Dir. L. j. G al
van and William T. Sweigert.
The Krilgen Verein Masquerade.
A very large attendance graced the big
masquerade ball given last evening by the
Krilgen Verein at Saratoga Hall. The Ger
sman veterans are always popular and the
600 Invitations issued brought a correspond
ingly large response.
Al O'Clock the hall presented very at
truclive app earance. Special care had been
exercised AT the doors, aud none but mem
hers and their friends had been admitted.
The cay company was therefore SlngularlY
congcnial in lis elements, ana each merry
masguer seemed bent on enjoyment.
The costumes were particularly we'll
chosen and tine DISCUSSES in many cases per-
tcctly impenetra5ie. While dOmlnoeS were
occasionally in order most OF the guests had
elected to lmperSonate some SPECIAL char
actar, and the soldiers, couruerS and myth1-
logical Olympians joStled shoulders in
pleasing harmony.
Won der Mrvden furnished excellent music
for the dancers and the fun continued
brisklv until midnight, W hen masks We're
Qotfrd and the usual merrlment over re-
yea'cd Identities enSued. Refreshments
were at hand throughout the successful
affair. which was prolonged far into the
morning hours.
Tie SAIL was given under the special SUI
pervIsi0u Of the following prominent mem
beers of the Yerein: MI. Jonn C0Sseck. Mr..
john Vet, MI Jacob Hipich and Mr.. G..
Aleechel.
Native Daughters Masque in Alameda.
An enjoyable masquerade party was given
by Alameda PaglOr, Native Daughters OF
tie Golden " est, last Thursday evening az
the Park Opera House, Alameda. The
committee who took charge of the affair
consisted of Misses Louise Moron, PteIaer
and Mamie Weston, ably assisted by tie
members If the parl9r.
There we're probably seventy couples IN
costume, and the scene presented was
very eulIyeuing one, the maskerS entering
thoroughly INFO the enjoyment Of the occa-
sion Many of the ladies were most at
tractiVely aliired, and there was some lively
competition for the prizes There were also
several characters That were Particularly
well sust .ined. aud their antics during the
evening caused much amusement.
At II o'clock the judges decisions were
announced, and Miss Irene Virgins Of san
Francisco received tie pre- Tor the most
elegantly dressed lady. She represented
Frost and Snow" in an elegant costume
Of satin. trimmed with gllttering swans
down. Mrs. Iappan received the prize for
the best sustained character among the la
dies. REPRESENTING an Irish Na>hegman."
GU,tlleb Young dIScourSed discoTdant sounds
from his hald-Orgdn as the Italian organ
grinder, while Herman Christ was the mon
key. They were given the first prize as the
best sustained characters among The gentle
men, while the colOred HaTdscrabble"
family, represented by Mr.. Hansen, Louis
F1rtru and two children, were a close sec
Cnd, and also received an elegant prize. The
prizes were all very valuable.
Alter the masks were removed the happy
gathering discussed their surprises at the
supper table, where bJuntilul Tepast was
served, and the dancing WAS renewed till
the early morning hours.
The efficient ilour manager was Mr.. l.. II.
Schoenau, assisted by Miss Moran, Miss
PfeItfer and Miss Weston.
i Benefit Entertainment.
Quite number Of the friends Of Mr.. \.
Keser, young banjoist of this city. enjoyed
a mixed entertainment given last evening
for his benefit at Irving Hall. prior to his
departure for the Eastern States. The
performance, which was given under the
auspices of the Laurel Musical Association,
was followed by dancing aud ran as follows
Remarks, little Freddie keser; motto
songs, {. Il. Gardiner; yentrioquism, Mr..
h'nsngton; sDecialLleS, II. Shepherd; song,
Miss May Allen and Miss Ida Pearl;
ties, y. W. Belasco Jr.: songs, Charles
Robinson; speclalties, A. keser; club
swinging, Louis Myers; specialties, Charles
Frank; evening serenade, Laurel Musical
Association.
Pacific Coast Weddings.
Sunday morning, the 18th inst, at Alamo,
Miss Florence TIevitts and Mr.. August
Steinmitz were unit-d in marriage, Rev.
George McCrackcn officiating. The happy
pair Will reside in this city.
The principal event at Woodland last
week was the double wedding OF Miss
Mamie Sollinger of Woodbridge to DR.. W.
S. Snedigar Of Newman, and OF Miss Grace
Deihl Of Woodland to Mr.. {. L. Bryant Of
Lockeford. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop j. w. Holt IN the United Breth-
rem Church lsSt Wednesday evening. The
united couples came to this city on their
bridal trip.
Last Tuesday, in Costumes, Sacramento
County, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Piummer, Mr.. Charles
II. Grltlee was married TO Miss Emma Vi.
Plummer by the Rev. a. I. Needham of Sac
rameDtO. 1t was brilliant wedding. MIR.
and Mrs Charles II. Grffee intend Il bridal
tour TO Kansas City, Omaha and other points
in Nebraska, thence back to Denver and
finally TO Spokane, in Washington, their
future home.
A charming home wedding occurred on
Wednesday last in Niles, when Miss Helen
ClOugh and Dir. W. ii. Ford were married
Al y o'clock The young couple, preceded by
| w +. u. Lynch, the beloved white-haired
| pastor, 81 no had known the bride all heI
life, entered the parlor, and in few mo-
| ments were made one. The bride, who is
| beautiful brunette, looked more lovely than
ever in her bridal robes. The young couple
left on the afternoon train for short East
ern trip, and returning, will make their
home with her mother.
Parties to Take Place.
Handsome invitations have been issued by
the n. S. l.. K, 10, for their second full
dress party, TO take place at Lunt's Hall on
Friday evening next
Golden Gate Council, No. 81, Y. NJ. l.,
will celebrate their fourth anniversary by a
party at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow even
ing.
Catholic Ladies Aid Society, No II, will
be pleased 10 meet their friends at then
quarterly entertainment and social to be he'd
next Friday evening at 81. Georges Hail,
| 909R Market street.
Ignatien Council, No. 81, Young Mems
institute. will hold an open meeting al
Mutual Hall, ShiePs Building, ON Thursday
! evening next. A programme of merit has
| been prepared and pleasant time is assured
| to all who will attend.
The tenth anniversary ball OF the Sar
| Francisco Ladies' Benevolent Society vii
take place at Irving Hall, 139 Post Street
| Sunday evening next The success Of the
| entertainment is guaranteed from the fact
that Mrs. Henrietta Struckmeyer is the
President.
The entertainment and social of the Order
of Golden Links will take place at Cambrian
Hall next Wednesday evening
The Children's Progressive Lyceum, which
meets each sunday morning at $685. Market
tertainment in that building on next Satur-
| day evening.
| The Eola Club will give their regular par
ty ON Saturday evening next, at New leu
| t0nia Hall.
The low jinks will be held by the Society
OF independent Old Friends next Friday
| nlght In California Hall Az Kearnv straef