The morning call., 1891-02-16


knot set with moonstone. The groom pre-
scented each of the bridesmaids with bou-
quets.
After partaking of the elaborate wedding
supper prepared. the young couple took
their departure at IL 80 o'clock in carriage
for San Rafael amid showers of lice and
good wishes.
MIR. and Mrs. Dinmore will be at home at
the Westminster, GA Suffer street, after
April 1st.
Pleasant Yachting Party.
A remarkably enjoyable yachting party
was given last week by Captain Mathew
Turner to witness the launching of the brig
Gallee at Benicia. The friends were most
pleasantly entertained on board the yacht
Chispa, which in the homeward passage
made the fastest time on record. The
merry party consisted of: Captain and
Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Richards,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edmond Gray, Captain Paul
son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schumacher, Mr. +.
T. Quite, Miss Susie Richards, Miss Muriel
Richards. Miss Eva Rumble, Mr.. Everett
Schumacher
The Sheridan Club Entertainment.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club usually draw
large contingent OF friends to witness their
spectacular entertainments. Last evening,
at Saratoga Hall. the weather initiated
against their usual large attendance.
Frederick Warde's success, The MOunte-
bank" was well presented by the following
cast: Madeline, Marion Langdon; Henri,
her son. Miss L. Ashleigh; Jeanette, Little
Amy; Hiarian Fanfaronade, Sol Kraus;
Layarennes, alias the Chevalier de Rnllac,
E. Sullivan; Belphegor, *. G. Levy.
EAveri5n Regime - The Duke de
Montbazon, c. W. Swain; The Wis
count Hereule, lis nephew, S. Pierce;
The Count de Blangy, Mr.. II. Harmon;
Marquis de Courgemont, Mr.. H. Irwin; Wis
count de Arpignoi. Miss Ada DohS; Du-
perron, Mr.. Stanford Wolfe; DR.. Grafeuil,
Mr.. I. j. McCriagh; Grelin, Mr.. Harold
Pierce; Jean JoSoD, peasant Mr.. Harry
Barto; Zephyrina, Miss Anita raymond;
Nine Catherine, Miss Claudia Hazen. Dane
ing was afterwaTd enjoyed till after mid
night.
The officers of the club and committees of
the evening are subjoined: Oficers-M. Jo-
sephson, Manager; Ed Haitley, Treasurer;
Sol kraus, Secretary; Mrs. Barto. Critic;
X. c. Levy, Stage Manager. Reception
COnimittee-Mr Swain, Il. l.. Levy, Miss
l.. Ashleigh, L. Sullivan, S. Pierce, Miss
Raymond; floor manager, George Spiller;
assistant floor manager, A. Levin; Floor
Committee-Jack Nolmer. Harry Harmon,
Lou Kahn, Charles King, Al Rosenberg.
Progressive Euchre on Pacific Avenue.
On last Monday evening very enjoyable
card party was rendered to Miss Emily
Dawson at her home on Pacific avenue.
The parlor was beautifully decorated and
the floors canvased, while the pretty toilets
Of the ladies contributed 10 their generally
pleasing aspect.
The prizes were handsome. Dancing was
the programme of the evening, with songs
and recitationS.
Among the many present we're: Miss
IearS0n, Miss ;. Pearson, Miss Mary Null
len. Miss a. Bailey, Miss Belle Turner Miss
Mccormack Miss Annie Mccormack. Miss
Liiiah Dooian, Miss II. Roberts. Miss A.
Blanchard, Miss Abbie Daniels, Miss Clara
DrSc0ll, Messrs. c. ii. Pearson, ID. NJ. Pear
son, T. Taylor, w. ). CasserIy. n. Roberts,
James Huntingdon, W. S. Cooper, George
II. de Vain, r. J. Mccain, John 4. Tully,
w. NJ. Bernardo.
SO successful was the party that another
is hall promised, to take place after Easter.
The GaribaIdi Guard Masquerade.
Despite the steady rain last evening the
Mutual Aid Society of the Garibaldi Guard
held their ninth annual masquerade ball
last evening with signal success.
The attendance was diminished some
what by the weather, but the costumes
were many and varied, and the quantity of
merrimeGt generally experienced made up
for any lack in the number of guests Leone
Bros. furnished the music.
Following composed the committees: Re
ceptlOn COnmittee-A. Delucchi, +. Arata
y. Arnaboldi, &. BaficO, q. Baletto, q. Bini,
5. Poreella, G. Campodonico, A. Coli, G.
Della Magglora, A. Ferroggiaro, n. Ferrog-
giaro, g. Filippeii, A. GIovannoni, 6. Fl
gone, F. Zero; floor manager, p Barbieri;
Floor Committee-P. c. Ross G. Roccatag-
liata, G. Ertola, L. Nalente, c. Lagomars-
no, a. +. Decamili, F. Luchetti, f. Cavag-
mittee-G. Ferreto, \. 0lmo G. Pellcuni,
A. DeyincenZi, G. B. Sturla, D. Raggin, G.
Figone, G. Pic.lti. .. Leverone. p. Davallr,
q. Pir0lini, C, Ferrari; Inspection Commit
ten. Devote.
Parties to Take Place.
The Nyaya Club will give their next hop
on Tuesday evening, May 9TH, at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Special arrangements are being
made TO make this one Of the most enjoyable
the club has ever given.
The Berlins will give their fourth hop at
Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, April 1st
The members of the Box-sawyers' and
Nailers' Union will give a social at B'nai
Birth Hall on Saturday evening, March It'll.
The proceeds will be donated to a member
who lately met with painful accident.
Seven Pine Circle No. 8, Ladies Of the
G. a. r., will give a camp fire and ball at
B'nai Birth Hall, on Eddy street, Thurs
day evening, March 18Th. They will also
hold their regular meeting Monday evening,
the 23d inst, AT Crystal Hail. 909R Market
street.
a masquerade social will be given by the
German Ladies' Nerein Red Cross on the
1st of March, at Irving Hall, 139 Post street.
The Frisco Ten will give grand athletic
exhibition and ball on Sunday evening,
March 1st, at san Francisco Turner Hall,
1913 Turk street.
The eighth anniversary ball given by Bat
terry Z, Second Artillery Regiment will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, the 26th inst
The Bashful Boys will give their second
anniversary ball at Odd Fellows Hall on
Tuesday evening, the oath inst.
Stanford PaTl0r, Native Sons of the Gold
en- West, will give their fifth anniversary
party at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday, the
| 9th inst.
The members of the Aldine Musical Club
will give musicale at Union-square Hall,
| TUESDAY, March Sd.
The Goodwin Comedy will give an enter
| tainment and dance at Saratoga Hall Thurs
day evening, February Goth, on which occa-
| sion the silent Witness" will be produced.
The Zig-zag Social Club has reorganized
| and will give their next party at Mission
Music Hall on the 9th inst
The Lyceum Comedy Company will pro-
duce The Private Secretary" at Saratoga
Hall on the 9th inst. The cast will include
Messrs. Thomas Nye, Charles Wilson and
George Bush. Stage Manager, Mr.. Thomas
Irwin. "The Country Grip is announced as
in active preparation. Dancing will follow
Inc performance.
Tie Buffalos have issued invitations for
their third hop, to take place at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening next
The Western Addition Literary and So
cial Club will hold its February meeting
next Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall.
California Chapter, No. a, o. L. s., will
give an apron-and-necktie party on Friday
next in Beneyolence Hall, B'nai Birth
Building.
The masquerade ball of the Verein Elm
tracht VIII take place on Saturday evening
next at the Mechanics Pavilion.
The San Francisco Letter Carriers Mu-
tual Aid Association will give its third an
niversary ball at Odd Fellows Hall on the
! eve Of Washington's Birthday, next Satur-
| day.
The County Kerry Social and Benevolent
Association will hold an entertainment and
| social on the eve of Washington's Birthday.
The fifteenth masquerade ball of the San
| Francisco Turn Verein will take place at
| Turn Verein Hall 1913 Turk street to-mor-