The morning call., 1891-01-05
which vocal and instrumental selections

anu piano uuet, MeSSrS. \. AptumIP anu
W L. Haynes quartet "Welcomc," by the
Sequel Glee Club; solo, W. j. Moore; tenor
solo, w. E. Haynes. Supper wa; served az
midnight, and shortly afterward the parry
broke up. urs
Among those present were: Mai MI ana M MIS-
Harry Wordep, Miss Anna Iroeil, MISC
Nav Lyie. Miss Mae Ruddck the Misses
Carrie and Annie Barron, Miss Nellle JAMS.
Miss Kaie Laird, Miss Alice kesslne; the
Misses Maggie and Nellie Moore Mss y. I GsI5
Tez he Misses Mary and Gertie CrogaTn,
Mrs Crogan; Messrs. ". j. Moore, d: l.
Ieffrey, A. Apthorp. w. Quinn, II. HANGS,
Frank Worden, G. Q. DEAN 1. Parker W.
e. Haynes. F. X. casey, l., Gay gu on E ~
Sanchez J. Pearson, c. Crogan, +. de Gal-
veZ.
The Henry Behringer Wedding.
Mr.. J. NJ. Henry and Mrs. F. Behringer
were united in marriage on Christmas eve
at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. L.
Bohn The brides attendants were Mis ~
Bohn and Miss Ida Coons. Al mlhnisnI an
elegant supper was served. inc 4,iuT nr res
presented with some very cry pe" Miss Mollie
Rabringer presided at the piano anu aiso
NJ I Pobn Those present were; MI
and Mrs. Henry, MIS- ID J., R Mr W "iI Wash '
NJ and Mrs J. Bonn, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Rohn' Miss Mollie Behringer, Miss Daisy
Fehringer, Mr.. c. Behringer., Mr.. Freddie
Behringer, Master Francis Bohn, Miss Liz-
zie Haf, Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, Mr..
O'Connor, Mr. Graft, Mr.. Dyer, Mr. Eustic,
Mr.. j. Kaientz, Mr.. W. Bohn.
Party on Treat Avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
cred Miss Gussie Fischer at her mothers
residence, 9l6 Treat avenue, on New tears
eve, by a number Of her young friends. The
evening was pleasantly spent in singing,
dancing and games till midnight, when all
repaired to the dancing-ro, ms. where
sumptuous repast was spread.
Among those present were: Mrs. a.
Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckay, Mr..
and Mrs. William Herve, Miss Eva Lang,
Miss Gussie Fischer, Miss Minnie Fischer.
Miss Aggie Kenny, Miss Lulu Fischer, Miss
Agnes Pierce, Miss Nellie Reardon. Miss
Ada Andrews, Miss May Cooper, Miss Mary
Mower, Miss Emma Mower, Miss Miss Net
! tie Biitk, Miss }. \ ost, Miss Nellie Callahan
MessTs. c. Mower, j. 5. stephens, (; W.
! Cleaver. George Mower, James Yost Will
lam Angel, John Erhardt, Louis Moore, j.
| Lane, Gerald Young, Frank I0mpson,
| Harry CumminS, Charles Howard, Emmett
| Young, William Hooper, Edward Brand.
| james Wallace, Horace T0bin, Walter
| Dean.
A New Years Party.
a very pleasant party was given to Miss
Lizzie Kopke at her residence on Eleventh
and Channel streets, on New Years eve.
! The parlor was decorated with ferns and
| SinilaX. Music and dancing was kept up
till midnight, when a repast was served
Among those present were: Mrs. Kopke,
Mrs. w. Davies, Miss Kitty Smith, Miss
Bessie Kopke, Miss Lizzie kOpke, Miss Ia
tie Kopke, Miss Katie Kahles, Miss Title
Kahes Messrs. Il. Davies, J. Swall, John
| Glennon, John Holden, w. Dolltue, John
Smith. George Plato, Masters Quite, Rudie
and Albert Kopke, MI Reder. The follow
ing programme was rendered: Vocal duet.
NJ ISIS Kitty Smith and Miss Lizzie kopke
trick vocal solo, by Mr.. Frederick SWall :
recitation. Mr.. John Glennon; song, Mr..
! w. Davies; instrumental solo, Miss klttle
Smith cornet solo, MI Reder song. Miss
| Becky kopke.
Parties to Take Place.
The members Of the Aldine Club will give
musical and full-dress party at Union
! square Hall on Tuesday evening next. The
! club will be assisted by Nine. Sanderini,
Professor Brandt and YANKEES Orchestra.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paups
| Episcopal Church will produce Esmer-
! aida" at SARATOGA Hall on Friday evening
| next Tor the benefit OF their fund.
The Seven Ages, new and prominent
! social cub, have issued invitations Tor their
initial party, to be given at UniOn-square
| Hall on Wednesday evening next.
California Lodge, No. l, |. o. o. F., will
| install It's officers at the next regular meet
! ing, TO be held this evening The members
are all requested to be present and visitors
are welcome.
Court Pride of Golden West, No. 81. Ju-
| Nor Branch Ancient Order of Foresters OF
| America, will hold their fourth open meet
ing at Shiels Building, - O'Farrell street,
on Wednesday evening, January 9TH.
Empire Lodge, No. S52, Knights aud La
dies OF Honor, viii give their next social at
st. Georges Hall on Wednesday evening,
the 18th proX.
Seven Pines Circle, No ) L. of G. A. R.,
VIII give public installation this evening.
| followed by dancing.
MI and Mrs. James Garden will appear
| in W. ): Gilberfs comedy " Pygmslion and
! Galatea" pext Wednesday evening at Odd
! FeH2ws. HAL The affair is under distin-
| guiShed patronage, and rumor says that the
beauty and talent Of the ladies in the cast
are phenomenal.
Borromean Council, No. 129 Young Mem
Institute, will give an entertainment and
evening the 23d inst.
The Nyaya Club will give its next hop at
! Mission Opera Hall on January 30th.
The open installation meeting and enter
talnment OF Hesperian Parior, No. 1877, N
( >. u. w, Thursday evening, January 18TH
| promises to be largely attended.
OTlndd ParlOr, No. 90, \. ID. G. W, will
! give its first entertainment and social at
| Union-sqnare Hall on Thursday evening,
| January 10Th.
The La Grippe Club has recognized under
the name OF the The Sporty Boys, and
will give their next social at UniOn-square
Hal IN the early part of February.
Damsels like the full moon, and youths
t t SHINE like the sun, will appear at
The Arabian Nights" entertainment and
Merchants Caravan" to be given the lat
ter part OF January. in Odd Fellows Hall,
by the Kings d aughters, for their fund for
the Home for lncurabies. 1t Will consist of
many wonderful things by which the
Arabian Nights" will be realized, such as
| GEMS, afrites, dwarfS, gnomes and other
| novelties. The musical part is composed
| by Professor Carlos Troyer. The enter
tainment is original and produced by Miss
Ella Sterling Cnmins, who made such a sue
cess OF the Reception of Nations last
! year.
| Society Personals.
Mrs James Irvine and her sons, MI
James w. Byrne and Mr. Cal Byrne, of
| this city, who have been in Europe for the
past six mon tbs, after stay in Paris of two
| months, are now IN Nice, and will winter
| along the Riviera.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
OlarOvSky (the former being the late Rus
sian Consul-General to San Francisco will
be pleased to hear that they return to New
York in April, MIR. OlarOvsky having been
appointed Consul-General to New York.
They have spent the last year in ST. Peters
burg
Miss Ella Morgan will soon leave to at
tend Miss Porter's seminary at Farming
ton, Me.
Mrs. Alfred McGrotty is in Boston. where
Mr.. Alfred McGrotty will meet her. and
thence they Will proceed to Europe shortly
and remain there several months
=, Miss hladge Bugge has removed from 9l3
Geary street to 1908 Pine street.
MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Pelton of Belmont
winter. '"0
Judge }. K. Alexander of Salinas spent
| Park III ohio
Miss Hattie Peters is the guest of Mrs DR..
Sponogle of Fresno. % -
Mrs. A. ". Scott has returned from a
pleasant visit to Miss Margaret Nelson at
Seminary Park. w
Mr. 1saias w. Hellman, President of the
Nevada Bank OF San Francisco and of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los An
geles is in the latter city.
Dr. ?. Ii. Bryant, U. S. N. and Captain
G. Ii. Stockton, U. s. N, of Mare Island,