The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-16

placed around aud refreshments served; The
presents were numerous ana beautiful ana were
displayed in the chaplaln's study. -.-.
As iIe bride and groom left the house they
were showered with rice and old slippers
The BRIDES grand parents; upwaIo OF 90 years
old. AID lhe seven sisters OF the chaplain, who
Could not be present, were represented 10 laiSo
Ihofoqranh hung In the room 10 the left OF the
bride. Mrs f. d. Flint. the BRIDES sister, was
nrevspteC from being present on account of the
floods. Her photograph occupied prominent
place. ,,,,. A.,
Scot Colonel aud Mrs. Gordon, Major and Mrs.
Rdifeity Miss EzeKtels, Mrs. Lee, MISS Lee,
Captain and Mrs. Fowler. Captain Rawolle,
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Regain, Mrs Sargent. Captain
BALDWIN, Lieutenant Anderson. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Lochridge, DR.. Ebert, Miss LochrIdge. Miss
UCounell, Miss Bawolle, Master Fowler Master
ReTan aud others.
The BernaI Heights School Party.
The pupils OF Bernal Heights School spent
very pleasant afternoon last Friday when The
principal, Miss Keating, assisted by the teach-
ers gave the children an lce-cfeam party. III
was thoroughly enjoyed by every member oil The
school, The eighth grade OF the South End
School were invited guests.
The Bernai Heights Garden Circle. society
composed OF the school children, under the di-
TcCtlun OF Miss AnEe Richardson, The President,
took charge Of The literary programme, winch
consisted Of songs, dialogues ana lecllatlOnS'
The bOOss Offered by Miss Hayden as rewards
were awarded 10 Maggie Connolly, Bertha Jan
sen and Annie ByInes.
Al the close OF The programme the classes as
sembled in their own rooms aud were served 10
ice-cIeam aud cake.
The ZelIerbach- Baruch Wedding,
A Joyous wedding took place last evening at
ST. Georges Hall, tie principals being Mr. lsldor
ZellerUach of Zellerbach Bros, the paper house.
aud Miss Jennie Baruch, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Baruch Of Nevada City.
The ceremony took place at o'clock and was
performed by the Rev. W. S. Levy of Oakland.
The bride was attended by Miss Flora Miller
and The groom by Mr.. ). Zeuef0aci,' the Group ,
surrounding the happy pair embracing me
BRIDES mother and brothers, who came down
from Nevada CITY 10 be present, the Misses Ell a,
Harriet and Beckie Joseph, the Misses Beckle
and Mary Meyer; MeSsrS j. Goodman, Philip
Jack son ana Tie near relatives,
Congratulations followed and an elaborate
supper was shortly aiterWard served BY Cusln
whercat many kilograms OF cOusIAtuldtOl1
nature were opened and speeches made Uy new
w. ). Levy, Air. Nj. Baruch, Mir Charles Alien
berg, Mr.. j. Miller Mi. A. Cohen aud Nj. l.
LeVingstun, master OF ceremonies. Dancing
was aft rWard enjoyed ill after midnight.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Zeiei Oacu, whose presents were
very numerous and elegant, Will reside al Job
Webster street.
The Spanish Benevolent Society Banquet.
very enjoyable banquet was given last
evening in Ruby hall, Red Mems Building, by
The Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, in honor
of the committees Of The late Spanish carnival
Mr.. Frank L. NoIiega presided, and, alter the
discussion Of an elaborate menu, the assembled
guests were favored with some eloquent toastS,
MIR. NOIlega touched on the origin and purpose
Of tie society, cOmplmented The committees IN
whose honor The banquet was gwen upon ilelr
WO.K, and congratulated the members on the
success attained by the society. Other toasts,
before The merry party broke up, were Our
Guests" " The Ladies aud Inc Future OIL the
Society,""
Among the guests were: Messrs. Frank L.
Noriega, j. Chinda jam Ndva, Aug Pow, Jose
AmblOslo, 5. Arrlllaga, Thomas Lodge, James
Alexander. W. Bowes, Fred A. Nippert, +. X
kOdgues, d. }. Sheenan, Eugene h. SciAllero,
John Powers, Manaul Aijo, simon Gariey, j. +.
McGeUugh, John McGsgee, j. J. FaliO, Jose a.
Garcia, Robert E. F. Klips ein, joss Alanso,
Matias GuZman, A. Tijeda, John L: MannN Jr,
QUO J. h. johnson, John Kelley, II. frielander,
Lola, Charles Green, E. Ybarra, Manaul hotz,
g. Costa }. Pouyal, NJ. Bheua, g. II. Burhnardt.
Herbert Etbry, n. PendrrgdsI, +. q. Eggert, II.
Hey man. a. c. Cunningham, q. Lawrence, W.
E. Murphy, Louis L04zl, +. D. Roach. ID: H0len,
A. L. Green, W. j. Zeluer, Richard McCreadie,
A. Goodman, +. Gufliug, ii. l.. Miner, X. y.
Murphy j. J. Grove, ). King, J. r. kauken, w.
J2mlnlson, w. l. CfOnlus, J.. L. LtnutI, IL.
MOnahan.
Parties to Take Place.
Invitations will be issued shortly by the n. S.
L. X. No. 10. fof u fulldress reception at Lunps
Hall, TO take place on Friday evening, April
tile 18TH.
The Freshman class of the q. c., will give
glee at UniOu-Square Hall, On The 9Th proX.
Young Mems Institute, are preparing fine liter
airy entertainment and dance, 10 take place at
Odd Fellows Hall next month.
Tie third party ot the COronddos VIII be wen
at UulCn-squarc Hall, on wednesday evening"
Young Ladies' Institute No. IA, will give
frsI-class entertainment, TO be followed by
dancing on lie 30Ih inst, Easter Monday even
ing al Uulon- sguare Hail, 42l Post street.
Minerva Parlor, No. 2 Native Daughters of
the Golden West, viii give their fourth annIyer-
sary ball al Uuiou-squaIe Hall on Wednesday
evening, The 1st pIOX
Tie Orlando Literary and Social Club will give
its thlrd annual evening dress Dali al Union
square Hall on Friday evening, May lst.
The Sheridan Dramatic CluD Will produce the
emotional drama, "a Celebrated Case" at Sara
toga Hall, on Friday venlug, Aprll 81, with an
excellent east Of characters.
The Nyolias Will receive their guests on Tues
day evening the 3lst inst, al Odd Fellows bali
This will be the second hop of this young club,
ana an enjoyable evening IS anticipated.
Bay Cry Paflor, No. 1O4, \. ). u W. has Is
sued invitations for It's fourth anniversary ball al
Odd Fellows Hall on the I4th prOX.
Tie Eoa Club wishes TO announce that II Is
making great preparailons for It's ntst annlver-
sary ball, at IeutOna Hall, on DAY even
ming, April 25th.
BTilh Han on April 1lth.
full dress reception viii BE- given by the
members of the City Guard, Company Is, First
Infantry Regiment, y. g. C., Captain Irving B.
Cook commanding, on me 9th Drox.
The Glover Club have issued invitations for
their reception to be held at UuIon-square Hall
on the Sd prOx. Only limited number are out
The Young Mems Hebrew Union Durim prize
masque ball Will take place at Odd Fellows Hall
sunday evening next Prizes on exhibition at
kasps shOe-stOre.
A pleasant affair of this season Will be the
purlm ball given by the SanaTh Lodge on Sunday
next At Buai britn Hall.
The Excelsior Cub will give an entertainment
tomorrow evening at Irving Hall, when The
comedy "O'Callaghan, lie IrIsh Faker," will be
A bon.bon uarty will be given by the ladies Of
Turn Yerein VOlwaelts Oh Sunday evening at
80 OFaUell street.
Court Defiance, No. 754O, A. o. +. of A. will
give social at Mozart Hall, 1853 Market street,
on Thursday evening next
California Lodge, Ne. 113, Sons OF Benjamin,
will give Puritan bail on sunday next.
Templar Rebekah Lodge will hold an open
meeting on Saturday next A fine programme
Will be followed by dancing.
The pupils Of Anderson's Academy will enter
tain their friends next Saturday evening at
their hail. corner Seventeenth and Noe streets.
rainbow party VIII be given next Friday
evening at Irving Hall.
Tie Western Addition Literary and Social
CLUB Will give their March entertainment and
dance next Wednesday evening. Miss Roma
will sing, and the comedy "Cut OF With Sill
ling" viii be presented.
Society Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S, alles will remain In
this CT I'LL next May.
Mr. and Mrs. h. Day OF Mayfeld have left for
a trip around the world, to be gone five years.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Frank A. AIher-
ton Of MenlO Park. and left on the City OF New
York, by way OF the Isthmus ana Panama tor
New York. Thence they will journey TO Hayre,
iaris and Vienna, at which latter place they will
remain for while, ana plan their route for the
rest Of The trip.
Mr. Charles E. Hoag is registered at the Hotel
PeaSautOO.
Mrs. Webster Jones and Miss Jennie Hobbs,
VINO have been at Coronado Beach, RedOndO
Beach and Santa Ban bAra for several weeks,
returned 10 tile city on Friday.
Mrs. L. b. Croker, who is now in New York.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Gillig, de-
part ia a few days for Florida, where they will
remain for some time, leaving there to sail for
Europe, where they will probably spend lhe
summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. ". Earl are enjoying visit
at RedOndo Beach.
Miss Jennie Blair and Mrs. McCOum, OF Men
doclnO are passing a few weeks al RedondO
Beach.
Colonel A. G. Nicholson. U. S. A., has arrived
from Washington, d. e., on a visit, aud is at Tie
Palace Hotel.
Majol- General Knowles of London is stopping
at the PleasantOD.
Captain Matthew MARYLAND, First Infantry,
U. S. A.. Lieutenant L. 5. Rice, First Artillery,
U. S. a, aud Lieutenant Massey, Filth Arttl-
lery, U. s. A.. have been retired because of inca
nat.itV for aciiVe service. Several pTOmOtiOns